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- Machine Gunners Mow down Rioters
- Chinese. Bolsheviki to Arrest Soviet Army, Moscow Says
- Denial Demanded from Sims
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- Lack of Landing Fields and Airdromes Holding Back Aviation, Ace Says
- Agreement Reached in Holland-Belgium Dispute on Treaty
- Hopes Fading for Early Ratification of Pact by Senate
- Paul Deschanel to Rum for President
- Petroleum Company to Obey Proposed Law
- Japanese Cruiser Not Convoy for Ammunition
- Storm Sweeps Belgium
- Treaty to be Given Hungary
- College Students Want Ratification with Reservations
- Germany to Surrender 880 Persons to Allies
- Georgetown Protests Against Vaccination
- Ex-President Wounded in Duel with Swords
- Pope Gives Audience on German Situation
- Vatican Buys Bonds
- Sovereignty Proclaimed
- Alfonso Sends Telegram
- Motive for Murder of Girl in Park Sought
- 400 Lost When Steamship Sinks
- Complaint Against Armours is Filed
- Page 2
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- Spitzberger Coal Fields Valuable
- Michigan Wets Deny Validity of Dry Law
- Valuable Deposits Are Lost by U.S.
- Attorney for I. W. W. Waives Trial by Jury
- [Untitled]
- U.S. Letter Telegraph Service is Proposed
- 20.000.000 americans Would Ratify Treaty
- Notice
- Fred Fulton Wins over Frank Moran in Fast Mit Tilt
- War Department Asked Charges Against French before U.S. Senate
- How to Get Rid of Your Cold
- Ogden Conservatory of Music
- Howard W. Baker Estate E$1.000.000
- The Standard;S U. A. C. Bureau
- Mexican Sentences without Authority
- Soviet Ark near Port
- Local News
- Local News
- Page 3
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- Grand Circuit Has Re-Organized Class
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- Government Aid for Arid State Urged
- Ogden Hi Hoopsters Clash with 'U" Fresh Players Thursday Eve
- Masonic Notice
- Work to Begin Soon on Pingree-Idaho Sugar Factory
- Woodmen of the World
- Candidates Must Accept Challenges to Debate
- Weber Normal Hoop Players Open League Season with Mutes
- County Leases Poor Farm
- Buford Leaves Kiel
- Local News
- Daily Market Report
- Little Theatre Will Open Doors to the Public Tonight
- Chicago Grain
- William Parsons to Pay Penalty for Fraud
- Utah Appointment for Roads $ 40.495
- [Untitled]
- Page 4
- Page 5
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- Republican Committee Leaders
- Fashions and Fads
- [Untitled]
- Love and Married Life By the Noted Author
- [Untitled]
- For the House Wife
- Table Cover
- To Fry Pancakes
- Clothing Prices to be Higher in Spring
- A Kitchen Help
- Likes and Dislikes
- Income Tax Facts You Should Know
- Dorothy Dix Talks
- Naval Board Will Probe Kent Trial
- Shoe Leather Prices to Be Higher in March
- Six-Year Job Faces Prohibition Agents
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- Funeral Services for Mrs. D. M. Stephens next Friday Afternoon
- Chiropractors' Case Argued before Judge Agee
- Notional Association of Engineers to Meet
- Member of Midget Troop Injured in Accident
- Underwriters to Talk Plans for Thrift Week
- Notice
- Startling Charges Related at Hearing
- Marguerite Clark and Sunshine Girls at Utah Last Time
- Another Matinee for Kiddies at Ogden on Saturday
- Date is Changed for Dig Drive on Rabbits
- Shearman and Mayor Talk Budget System
- Council of Three is Discussing Fiume Case
- Small Child Claims Part of Big Fortune
- Society
- Masonic Notice
- New Jury Unable to Arrive at Verdict
- Bedding out System for Herd Explained
- Deaths and Funerals
- Boycott Suggested to Obtain Relief
- Rawsons Are Freed of Charges in Coal Case
- Real Estate Transfers
- Home Service Bureau Issues Its Report
- Dairy Produce Prices Start Downhill Slide
- Bishop Thomas Succeeds Kinsman
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- Random References
- Married Folks' Dance
- Lincoln Circle Silver Tea
- Sego Lily Circle
- At the Baptist Church
- In Salt Lake City
- Page 7
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- Ogden Bank Deposits Show Big Increase during Year1919
- Electraical Workers' Strike Assumes More Serious Proportions
- Legion Greatest of Steading Forces
- Canners Humiliated by Experience of Last Year
- Twelfth Street May be Made a State Highway
- Candidates Chosen for an Aircraft School
- Police Probe Record of Youthful Mexican
- National Canvention Og the Firl Scouts
- Hines Signs National Agreement with Union
- Local News
- Hoop League Opens Season Here Tonight
- National Legionnaires May Not Curb the Big Championship Mit Tilt
- Bryan Proposes Action by Democratic Party
- Deplomat Appinted
- Vaolinst Naturalized
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- Page 10
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- Friends Reunited in City Court after Exciting Events
- even Teachers Enjoy Coasting down Twentieth Street Hill Dee School
- Hyde to Make Mental Tests at City Hall
- City Takes Steps to Obtain Clean Walks
- Open Season for Beaver Again Occurs in Nevada
- Local News
- Singer's Midgets, Sensational Feature of New Bill at Orpheum Theatre Tomorrow
- Schools Are Urged to Inculcate Ideas of Thrift
- Services for Miss Olive Stevenson on Friday
- Brigham Robinson Sues for Damages
- Afternoons Growing More Warm in Ogden
- Severe Penalties for Liquor Law Offenders
- State Board is Mailing Blanks to Business Men
- Check Manipulator is Brought Back to Ogden
- Shipping Board Vessels
- Attorney General May Defend Socialists
- U. S. Plays Large Role in Latin Republics
- Rep. Randall Would Improve the Colorado
- Commissioners and Physicians Will Talk Health
- Federal Grand Jury is to Probe Profiteering
- Trying to Save Clients
- Local News
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- Local News
- Officers Elected for the Crittenton Home
Ogden Daily Standard | 1920-01-14 | Page 3 | Candidates Must Accept Challenges to Debate
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1920-01-14 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6c54nwp |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6c54nwp |
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| Article Title | Candidates Must Accept Challenges to Debate |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1920-01-14 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6c54nwp/7056497 |