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- Scheidemann to Quit
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- U. S. to Keep 29 Battleships on Active List
- Harry Thaw to be Placed on Trial in January
- Don't Let a Cold Gather Headway
- Marshall at Meeting of the U. S. Cabinet
- Wants a Report on Kelliher Case
- Poincare Given Great Welcome
- To Meet President
- Discrimination in Freight Rates
- Barracks Are to be Built at Ft. Douglas
- Infantry in Trying to Disarm Uhlans Are Badly Beaten
- Community Service Continues
- Protest Against Women's Dismissal by Cleveland Road
- Relief Work Must be Continued for Months
- Keep the Patients in Army Hospitals Always Cheerful
- Coblenz is Held
- French at Mainz
- Page 3
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- Consideration of Baseball's Future in U. S
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- Conspiracy Case of I. W. W. Opens at Sacramento
- Ships and Food for Allies at Big Conference
- Nebraskan's Statement on His Loyalty
- Protest Against Life Imprisonment for Thomas Mooney
- Eysner Calls on Bavarians to Keep Order
- Great Honors for President
- Bolsheviki Set Free Niece of Queen of Italy
- Local News
- Wilson Calls "War Cabinet" to Conference
- Place Embargo on Hogs because of Yard Congestion
- Increase Sale of Diamonds
- America's Answer is Seen in Holland
- Abandon Army Projects at Cantonment
- Singers Divorced
- Pioneer Resident is Called by Death
- Caring for Orphans Present Problem
- Local News
- Page 4
- Page 5
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- America Lost 44 Ships during Period of War
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- Victor Berger on Trail on Spy Charge
- Wounded Men Forgot in Injuries at Reception
- What Hearst in 1917 Advocated
- Turkey Seeks Extradition of Talaat Pasha
- Germans Want Americans
- Americans in Germany Greet Yanks at Rhine
- Ship Reaches Boston with 1500 Troops
- Arrange for Wilson's Visit to the Pope
- War Casualties
- Comment on the Crown Prince
- Former Utah Men Dies in Gem State
- Women of Lille Commence Action for Hun Outrages
- Announcement
- Masonic Lodges Hold Elections
- Jugo-Slavs File Protest Against Italian Control
- Page 6
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- Random References
- Corporal Paine Visits Brother
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- Still Receiving Questionnaires
- Forty Gunny Sacks of Whiskey Are Captured
- Legislation for Soldier Boys
- [Untitled]
- Spot Welder is Built by Ogden Men
- Auto Lines on Pacific Coast
- Wild Driving is to be Stopped
- Wooden Ships to be Stopped
- Y. M. C. A. Continues to Serve in the War Zone
- Approves the Strict Quarantine
- Labor Leaders from Salt Lake
- Canvassers Give out Party Vote
- Chicago Quotations
- Six Transports with Soldiers
- Complaint Filed Against Soldiers
- World' Markets
- Page 7
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- Merchants Bank Receiver Sues for $800,000
- Langford Went Back to Salt Lake
- Authority Questioned
- Railroad Traffic in This Region
- Routing Freight at Ogden Gateway
- P. F. Harding in Freight Bureau
- Livestock Sale for the Red Cross
- Local News
- After the War Work
- Helps to Reduce Insecticide Prices
- Annual Meeting of the Canners
- Hospital Visitor at Fort Sheridan
- Successful Farm Bureau of Box Elder
- Boys Are Alleged to Have Entered a Jewelry Store
- Charges Withdrawn in the Smith Case
- Warning by Jews
- Roosevelt Honored
- Cotton Production
- Page 8
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- Salt County Shows up the Disgraceful Methods of Health Board of Salt Lake
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- Home Comers Half Way to Meet Boys at Canteen
- Eleven Jurors Secured to Try Accused I. W. W
- Steel Embargo by Government Ends Dec. 31
- Traction Chief Faces Charge Manslaughter
- Persian Prince Released from Turkish Prison
- Chick Evans Aided Red Cross Drive
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- Casualty List
- Her Songs Stir Men in Camps
- Dorothy Dix Talks
- British Freedom of Seas
- Kansas City without Street Car Service
- Lucien Frazer Was Not Killed
- Railway Mail Men Are in Conference in Ogden
- Bombing Bruges
- Great Faith in America
- Federation Meeting Set for Tomorrow
- Houston Thompson Named as Member of Federal Board
- Card of Thanks
- Page 10
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- Random References
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- Spots Wilson Will Visit at Mother's Girlhood Home
- Deaths and Funerals
- Four-Minute Men to Aid in Drive for Red Cross
- Influenza is on the Decrease in Ogden
- Liquor to be Poured down the Gutter
- Ralph Douglas is Made Adjutant
- Wounded Men Return to U. S. on Transport
- David Dunbar is Made Receiver of Bank
- Government to Pay One-Third
- Half Million Men in Navy during the War
- Citizen Upholds Commissioner
- Tuberculosis is Not Only "City Disease"
- Regular Army Officers Oppose State Guards
- Y. M. C. A. Sends Supplies to U. S. Boys in Russia
- Criticize Government
- Abandon Projects
- Latin Countries Asked by U. S. to Settle Dispute
- No Food for Germany While Council Exists
- "England Will Not Give up Navy" George
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- Legal Notices
- Aguinaldo's Son is Studying for the Bar in America
- Notice
- Printers Talk with Mute by Indicating Letters on Type Case
- Salmon Industry to be Boosted by State of Washington
- Mexicans Selling Villa's Household Goods at El Paso
- Good Food for Soldiers and Sailors
- Notice for Publication
- Joint Conference of Leagues
- Navy Scored Big Success with Aircraft
- Page 12
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- Capital Meets Labor in Big N. Y. Conference
- Idaho Draft Boards Not Yet Through
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- Ulster is Not to be Coerced
- War Crosses Go to Three U. S. Officers
- Salvador Wants American People to Invest There
- Best Christmas Gift Easily Obtainable
- Members of the Legislature
- For Javelin Contest
- Lincoln Chief Dead
- Pastry Ban Lifted
- Change in Laws
- Von Hindenburg is Reactionary Declares Minister Stroebel
- Utah's Part of Forest Money
- Allowed to Go and Also Return
- Resolutions Passed
Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-12-11 | Page 7 | P. F. Harding in Freight Bureau
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-12-11 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s66t1pp8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66t1pp8 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | P. F. Harding in Freight Bureau |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-12-11 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 7 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66t1pp8/7004522 |