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- Casualty List
- All of October Games Given Up
- China's New President Man Whom Chinese Can Look up To
- Unusual Honor for Lieutenant Hoskins of Las Vegas, N. M
- Aerial Express Service to Cairo
- U. S. Investment Causes Concern
- British Do Not Report Exploits of Their Aviators
- Australia Most Favored of All Lands in Prices
- Infantry to Wear New Trousers and Discard Breeches
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- Military Men to Fix the Terms
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- Revenue Collector Named
- Scheldt Line Being Broken
- Democratization of Germany Spreading through States
- Boy Scouts Armed with Machine Guns to Quell Outbreaks
- House to Fix Tax on Large Inheritances
- New Senator from New Hampshire
- Freight Rates Are Incorrect
- Plea for Beer Seed Made to California
- To Put More Land under Cultivation
- Germany Must Make Reparation
- War Casualties
- Flour Milling in State of Utah
- The Work of the Hun in America!
- Sen. Lodge Again Voices Disapproval of the President
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- Over Two Million Americans
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- Building on Destroyed Homes
- He Believes in the Standard
- Keep down the Influenza
- No Soft Peace in Sight
- President of Chicago Board of Trade Dies of Pneumonia
- Wilson Answers Germany
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- Precaution Taken Against Influenza
- Baker Gives out War News
- New Cannery to be Erected in Ogden
- Local News
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- Random References
- Joe Harris, Jr., is Greeted at Depot
- Doctors Doing All Possible in Epidemic
- Questionnaires
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- Clarence Davidson
- Influenza Cases Great Gloom in Toronto
- Nurses Are Wanted Tonight by the Officials
- Registrants Are Called before Doctor
- Wanted Liquor to Cure Influenza
- Mrs. Ann Ziemer Dies after Lingering Illness
- Deaths and Funerals
- Party Tickets Being Broken down by Resignations
- New Guns Taken by the British
- Two Thousand Unburied Dead
- Society
- Brotherhoods Renew Demand for Time and a Half for Overtime
- Federalization? it is to Laugh!
- Influenza in Ogden is Now on the Decline
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- Suit for $500 is for Rent Due
- Steamer from Alaska Wrecked
- Newspapers Are Well Pleased
- Military Bill Reported
- Serge Coat Dress of Good Line
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- Save Fruit Pits and Save Lives War Work for the Weakest Hands
- New Training Schools
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- Soldier Has a Sorrowful Time
- Women End Their Liberty Loan Drive
- Attorney Evans Called to Army
- General Ivanoff Confers with Allies on New Mobilization
- Blackfoot Marine Dies of Wounds
- Schools Project is up for Approval
- Twenty Thousand Are down with 'Flu in Utah
- Japan Placing Restriction on Republic of China
- French Cross Canal
- World's Markets
- Chicago Quotations
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- Seafaring Men enjoying Work
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- Waitres 'Night School
- Methodist Church to Train Their Rural Ministers
- America Held up to Russia as Model for People to Follow
- Oil Patches on the Sea Charted by the Navies
- Elight Wages Paid Laborers at Honolulu
- Mountain Goats Destroy Young Trees on Mt. Baldy
- Jack Harbertson Sued by His Wife
- Many Young Men Are in Class One
- Flies up Five Miles Sets Record
- Shop Early
- Telegram is Again Sued $50,000 Asked
- Legal Notices
- Notice to Water Users
- Notice
- Proposed Amendment To the Constitution-Houses Joint Resolution Number Eight
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- War Heroes Visit the Canteen at the Union Depot
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- Teachers Serving to Lessen Local Distress
- Mary A. Flowers is Called by Death
- Would Utilize Mexican Labor
- Two Men Who Fell When They Were Tempted
- Golf in Canada the Whole Year Round
- Fruit Train Wrecked near Montello, Nevada
- Registrants Are in Class Two
- Bishop Olmstead is Laid to Rest
- Wilson Nominates Brigadier Generals
- City Commissioners Allow Claims in Early Session
- Homer A. Seip is Certainly Proud
- Huns Reply to British Barrrage
- Austrian Premier Agrees with Wilson Reply to Austria
- Germany Has Not Ordered Cessation of All Destructions
- London Receives Note
- Deadlock Not Broken
- Chamberlain Comments on President's Note
- Inquiry into Train Wreck
- Enlisted Dentists Will be Examined
- Heavy Fines Imposed
Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-10-24 | Page 2 | Unusual Honor for Lieutenant Hoskins of Las Vegas, N. M
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-24 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6z61r0r |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z61r0r |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Unusual Honor for Lieutenant Hoskins of Las Vegas, N. M |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-24 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z61r0r/6969269 |