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- Germans in New Retreat and Entire Line May Soon be Turned by French
- Will be No Coal Famine This Winter Says Administrator
- British Casualties for Week 32,249
- German Situation Grows Worse
- flages at Half Mast
- Vienna Sues for Peace
- London Comment on German Note
- Debeney Wins a Victory
- Kaiser Not to Resign
- Page 2
- Page 3
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- No Sing of Life Seen by Rescuers
- Hugo Bezdek Gets Credit for Showing
- Local News
- Inspiring Scene at Naval Base
- Some Class
- Local News
- Liberty Motor a Big Success
- Small Empire Now Regained
- American Bombing Squadrons Attack Germans Troops
- Legal Notices
- Notice to Water Users
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Nine
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Fourteen
- Drug Famine in Mexico
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Eight
- Soviet Republic Adopts Policy
- Shipyard Wages to be Higher
- Local News
- Page 4
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- Austro-Hungary is Ready to Quit
- Helping Those Who Help Our Boys
- Still Waiting for Proposals
- Three Weeks of Epidemic
- The Capture of Aleppo
- Yankees Free Many Villages
- Important Gains on All Fronts
- Tenth Army Attack
- French Fighting on 40-Mile Front and Making Gains
- Wife of Frank Could and a Mexican Fined in a French Court
- Storms Tie up Fleets
- Local News
- Page 5
- [Untitled]
- Six Wives Three of Them True, Happy Fate of J. Otley Gibbs
- [Untitled]
- Dorothy Dix Talks
- Deaths and Funerals
- [Untitled]
- Confusion Results in Seeking Legal Assistance
- [Untitled]
- Irving Gosnell is Laid to Rest in City Cemetery
- D. A. Newell Dies of Dread Influenza
- Babies Are Made Orphans by "Flu"
- Jap Commanders
- Local Draft Clerks to gave Fixed Hours
- Suspense
- Page 6
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- Ed Browning Returns Home after Assisting in Most Important War Work
- [Untitled]
- Random References
- American Long Range Guns Busy
- A. P. Operators Are among Missing on the Princess Sophia
- Next Step to be Made by Belligerents Acting in Concert
- High Winds and Sleet Demoralize the Wire Service
- More Troops to Russia Urged by Pro-War Men
- Eugene Hale is Called by Death
- German Note is Received
- Seven Thousand Prisoners Taken
- Food Crisis in Vienna
- World's Markets
- Chicago Quotations
- Wilson Replies to Free Trade Charge Made by Republicans
- Yanks Are in New Position
- Wage Increases Awarded
- British Secretary Coming
- [Untitled]
- Page 7
- [Untitled]
- Appeal is for Peace
- Registering Young Men for Training at Logan
- In the Student Training Camp
- Society
- [Untitled]
- New Hospital May be Erected near Dee Hospital
- Gets Gauze Masks in Order to Have a Gay Lark
- Deaths and Funerals
- Decision as to Priority of Lien
- Spanish Steamer Torpedoed Ten Miles off Barnagat, N. J
- Funeral Services of Harry Malone Held Sunday
- Dr. F. C. Myers Has Been Called to Brigham
- Senator Knox Hits at Wilson
- Young Men Brought to Police Station to Face Charges
- Seven Deaths. but a Drop in Number of Flue Cases
- Mrs. G. Marriott Reports on Loan
- Thomas Rees is to Enter the Army
- Four Signal Corps Men Go down on the Wrecked Sophia
- Robbing Russia!
- Page 8
- Page 9
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- New Type of Mine in Use
- Germans Not in Desperate Strait
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- Local News
- Missing Ogden Girls Found at Hotel in Salt Lake
- Ludendorff Resigns
- Yellow Pine Timber Cut in Enormous Quantities in U. S.
- Ministers Must Pay Full Rate
- William Price Dies at Fremont
- Mrs. Woodmansee Dies of Influenza
- Contagion is Being Spread by Cross Carelessness
- Card of Thanks
- Vorwaertz Prints Bill
- Automobile Thief Keeping Busy in Ogden City
- Records for the U. S. Soldier Boys
- No Answer to Note Required
- Air Pilot Tells How Planes Are Stabilized
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- Real Estate Transfers
- Page 10
- Page 11
- Page 12
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- British Army Changed by War
- Yellow Ribbon is Pinned on Stacker by Alaska Citizens
- Wilson Answers the Republicans
- Bolsheviki Revise Educational System
- Germany's Reply Reaches Wilson
- Germans Hold Strong Positions
- Lieut. Frank Luke Missing
- Many Cases of Flu in Salt Lake Reported Sunday
- Twenty-Nine Men Are Available
- Allies Not to Reveal Armistice Terms at Present
- Government Road Opened
- Hungarians and Croatians Fight
- Steam Shovel is Used to Dig Long Burial Trenches
- Rapid Road Building
Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-10-28 | Page 2 | Mrs. Jos, E. Cave is Called by Death
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-28 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s651517v |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s651517v |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Mrs. Jos, E. Cave is Called by Death |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1918-10-28 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s651517v/7001457 |