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- Apex to German Salient Surrounded and Stubborn Resistance of Enemy Crushed
- Hun Manpower is Dwindling
- Great Battle Fought
- Siberia Facing Trouble
- Wins in Great Picardy Battle
- Fight Must Go On
- U-Boat Sinks Brazilian Ship
- Boys Twenty-One Must be Ready All Reaching Draft Age since June 5 Must Register August 24
- Services beside Roosevelt Grave
- Don Cossacks Open Offensive
- Pneumonia Cases in U. S. Camps
- Large Sums for the Universities
- Spanish Visiting Camps
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- Page 3
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- Allied Armies Continue Gains
- Oregon Short Line to Have 'Sailing' Days for Freight
- M. Albert Metin Stricken on Coast
- Notice
- Amiens Coming to Life Again
- U. S. Captain Latest Victor
- Air Raids Made by Allied Planes
- German Infantry Now Digging In
- Swifts Plan to Divide Property
- Gustave Stahl to be Interned
- After Sickness
- Blease Not Friend of Administration
- American Ace is Given Army Medal
- Mrs. W. A. Beesley Called by Death
- Ahem!
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- Now the Americans Are War Crazy
- Saving Water for the Farmers
- Labor Unions Pass Resolutions
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- Freight Congestion This Winter
- Spain Committing a Blunder
- Swimming Pool at Lorin Farr Park Popular
- Headquarters of the Home Service
- Lumber Mill Destroyed
- Austrians Make Demand
- Casualty List
- Page 5
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- Clean Seed Wheat
- U. S. Control of Cotton is Urged
- Woman's Page
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- Hun Raiders Are Low Speed Craft
- Five Men Nabbed as Gang Leaders
- Denial Field by the Iron Workers
- Senator Thomas Replies to Letter on Work or Fight
- Alleged Deserter is Taken to Court
- Huns Withdrawing on the Vesle Front
- Protest Dismissal of Keymen
- German Officer Interned
- Robt. Fay Again in Toils
- Legal Notices
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice to Contractors
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- Notice to Contractors
- Notice to Contractors
- Alias Summons
- Notice
- Notice to Creditors
- Notice
- Notice
- Page 6
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- Experiences Air Raid and Has His Sleep Disturbed
- Utah Construction Company to Build a Road To the New Coalfields on Snake River
- Random References
- Liberty Motor Flies over Huns
- Three Fire Alarms in an Evening
- Allied Forces Making Gains
- Young Men Held for Investigation
- Society
- J. H. F. Last Says Business is Good
- Deaths and Funerals
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- Last Union Pacific Office is Moved from Ogden
- Fastest Enlistment on Record is Made by Con Morris Who Drops Paint Pot and Brushes
- S. P. Outing Saturday Will be a Big Event
- Lawn Sprinklers in City Should be Turned Off
- Passenger Service Will be Reduced
- Hearing Held on Insurance Claim
- Leviathan is Reported Sunk
- J. Lawrence Dalton, in Air Service, is Wounded
- Chas. T. Wright to Join Engineers
- In Police Court
- World's Markets
- Ogden Livestock Market
- Chicago Quotations
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- Page 8
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- Body of Jos. H. Jones of Hooper Arrives from East
- Flag Unfurled at Elevator Site
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- Rabbi Goldman to Lecture Sunday
- Men Who Go from Weber County
- Hermitage Manager is Now in Class One
- Gunshot Wound Causes Boy's Death
- Riots over High Cost of Rice
- Odd Coincidence Occurs in British Fighting in East
- Military Machine is Badly Battered
- To Check Rent Profiteering
- Rapid Grain Marketing
- Matron Stakes Won by David Guy
- English Airmen Please Ogdenite
- Stocks of News Print Paper Law
- Total German Losses in War 6,000,000 Men
- American League
- Sailor Boxers Must Live up to To the Law
- National League
- War Industries Draw Skilled Men from Non-War Work
- Foch Appreciates
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- Page 10
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- Pioneer of Ogden is Called by Death at Age of 85
- Arthur Woolley on German Propaganda
- College Girl Rings Chimes at Berkeley
- Loans to Livestock Raisers Planned
- Lieut. Miller of New York Killed
- Praises Red Cross Women
- Fifty Men Held for Investigation
- Men Going to Camp Not to be Unruly
- Southern Pacific Business is Good
- Aviator Forces Balloonist to Jump
- Alien Soldiers Are Naturalized
- Births
- Trading in Motor Stocks Forbidden
- Schooner Sybil
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- Labor Unions Do Not Favor a Bone Dry Nation
- Mrs. F. E. Copper is Called by Death
- National Has New Schedule
- Letter for Ogden Sunk by U-Boats
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- Successor Named for Deposed General
- American Women Send Pledge to Women in Paris
- Russ Rejoice When British Troops Arrive
- Bengalese Poet is Exonerated
- Catholic Press to Help Win War
- Railway Built in France in Less than 100 Days
- Another Illusion Smashed
- An Annoying Case
- Nevada Millers Ask Concession
Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-08-16 | Page 2 | French Party on Coast
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-08-16 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s62819km |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62819km |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | French Party on Coast |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-08-16 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62819km/6999830 |