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- Page 1
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- Wholesale Executions in Hungary
- Council to Take Action
- Supreme Council Preparing to Put German Peace Treaty in Effect
- President Withholds Action
- Wilson Issues Order
- Fighting in Progress
- Union Railway Machinists May Call a Strike
- Supreme Court Decision
- Regular Steamship Lines to Brazil to be Inaugurated
- Grand Opera Company Disbands When Pay is Not Forthcoming
- Chicago Sends out Many Hundreds of Christmas Baskets
- Pan-American Conference to be Postponed
- Dutch Open Credit to Germany with Coal as Security
- French Cabinet Approves Setting Clocks Hour Ahead
- Lights Fire with Gasoline and Three Children Are Killed
- Bolivia to Secure Territory of Arica
- Lost Continent Being Sought in the Pacific
- Jealousy Causes Shooting of Man in His Automobile
- Ancient Custom of Binding Feet under Ban by Chinese
- Local News
- No Passports for Picture Brides to be Allowed
- Competition Exams Include Camourflage in Subjects Scheduled
- New England Rum Sent to Smyrna and Constantinople
- Childish Lover Seeks Death in a City Ash Can
- Mine Workers of America Meet to Discuss Strike
- Alfonso and Queen Sail
- Page 2
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- Were Put to Death
- Big Events to Take Place during Livestock Show to be Held in Early January
- Joseph Cook Urges Military Preparedness
- Hines Appeal throughout the United States
- Chances for Dempsey to Win Depend on Reaction Time
- Live Venus Coming
- Sable Coat
- Woman Has Narrow Escape from Death
- Little Benny's Note Book
- Paris Fashions in False Teeth
- Joe Welling Wins over Joe Benjamin in Fast Exhibition
- No New Year Party at the Weber Club
- Grain is Given Preference over All Commodities
- Pershing Reception Plans Being Made in Salt Lake City
- Rippling Rhymes
- French Credit Loan
- Local News
- Christmas, 1919
- Local News
- Page 3
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- Theatrical People Entertained at Berthana
- Burmuda Holds Strict Ban on Automobiles
- Foreigners Storm a Liner in Order to Reach Friends Abroad
- French Boxer Wins
- Ukrainian Enters Protest Against Polish Mandatory
- Farmers Successfully Raise Berries in the Chilkat Valley
- Governor-Elect of New Jersey Bluffs on Liquor Question
- Greetings Sent to Returning Men on Transport Grant
- Enumerators in Census Work Named by Romney
- Cochran Arrives to Bid for Dempsey Tilt
- Better System of Numbering Urged
- State Bank Closed because of President's Doubtful Securities
- Distillers Ship Whisky out of United States
- Funeral Services to be Held Today
- Burglar Jumps Train
- Miners in a Fight
- Alexander Accepts Offer
- Warning is Sent Gabriele D'Annunzio by Admiral Milo
- Railroad President Approves Action of the President
- Page 4
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- Oregon and Harvard Teams Stage Practice despite Xmas Holiday
- The Making of More Wars
- Influenza is Being Cured
- When the Stampede Starts
- Lake and Mountains
- Coast Scribes Pick Harvard to Win from Oregon
- New Motor Fuel to be More Economical than Using Gasoline
- Coast League Will Open Schedule March 30 for Season's Play
- Richmond Loses Hoop Contest to Idahoans by Score of 47 to 30
- Lipton Changes Yacht
- Page 5
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- Dutch Women Fighting for Their Rights
- Love and Married Life by the Noted Author Idah McGlone Gibson
- Dorothy Dix Talks
- Admiral Gleanes and Staff Visiting in City of Peking
- Five Dollars a Quart to be Price of Whale's Milk
- Professor Plans for Improvement of Jerusalem
- Mute Farm Hand Spends Christmas Praying in Cell
- Japan Prohibits Exportation of All Yarns and Tissues
- Kaiser Distributes Christmas Gifts in Great Castle Hall
- Notice
- Returned Germans Asking for New Iron Crosses
- High Schools of Utah Classified
- Holiday Greetings Sent to National Legion Commander
- Notice
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- Millions in Silver
- Page 6
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- Lethbridge Case is Being Heard by Judge Roberts and Jury in Police Court
- Supreme Chancellor of K. of P. to be Here Dec. 29
- Good Skating on the Weber Affords Much Sport
- Steel Strike to End
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- Boosting Ogden as Growing City
- Conciliation on Peace Treaty
- Chicago Business Man Enjoys the Scenery Near Ogden
- Ice Foot Thick is Cut by Ice Company
- Real Estate Transfers
- Deaths and Funerals
- Theatres
- Secretary Baker Remits 20-Year Sentence of Man
- Jas. W. Silver Honored
- Cases for the January Term Are Set by Judge Pratt
- Utah Gets a Key to One of "Y" Huts
- Argonne Park is Made Part of City's Park System
- State Primary Associations to be Given Assistance
- Consul General at Mulkden Has Resigned Position
- Thrift Week Coming
- Steam Used in Concrete Work at the Sperry Mill
- Random References
- Society
- Famous Breeder of Thoroughbreds to Retire Jan. 22
- At Ogden Theater
- Card Party in W. O. W. Hall
- New Manager of League
- Back-Time Checks for Railroad Men
- Flour Shortage is Said to be Sight in Ogden
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- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Page 7
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- President of Peru Facing Crisis in His Government
- Funston Post Would Drive Disloyalists from Honolulu
- Girl Swims down Swift, Cold Rapids
- Christmas Dinner Go Begging on the New York Bowery
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- Weather Report
- Speculators in Trees Hard Hit and Big Profits Not Realized
- Boy Scouts Name Their Troop after John J. Pershing
- Ancient Flag is Given Winchester, Va. by British City
- Poles Fight Bolsheviki
- Increase in Costs of Necessities
- At Industrial School
- Two Men Perish in the Mountain near Vernal
- Helped Build Union Pacific
- Cost of Communism
- Venizelos Goes to Paris
- Soviet Envoy
- West Warren Wins
- Consul Dow is Asked to Revoke All Border Cards
- 3,000 U. S. Sailors in the Adriatic Receive Gifts
- Success of League of Nations
- Sen. Clark Sends Turkey
- Money Spent on Roads of State
- Soldier Dies from Bullet Fired by Boy
- High Cost Lumber
- Drastic Effort to Entinguish 20-Year Fire in Copper Mine
- British Lose Heavily in Far East Fighting
- Gen. Pershing May Stop in Ogden
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- Page 9
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- Carpentier-Beckett Fight in Pictures
- Safe from the Dry Law
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Ashes from Mount Aso Killing All Plant and Animals
- Madrid Workmen Strike
- Notice to Water Users
- Notice
- Notice
- Alias Summons
- To Prevent Strikes
- Gifts for Cathedral
- Local News
- Notice
- Legal Notices
- Selling Works of Art
- Notice of Meeting of the Board of Equalization and Review
- Page 10
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- Robbing of a Woman Brought to Light by Murder of Lowes
- Continuous Exhibitions at Big Show-Jan. 8,9,10
- Son of Famous Walker is with Harvard Boys
- Weber Gymnasium Outlook is Most Encouraging
- Daily Market Report
- Fair but Colder is the Weather Forecast
- Attention Moose
- "Sacred Silence" Wm. Russell Star
- Moose Lodge Christmas Tree
- Governor Refuses to Send Troops to Protect Miners
- Local News
- Local News
- Too Brainy !
Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-12-26 | Page 7 | Boy Scouts Name Their Troop after John J. Pershing
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-12-26 |
| 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/s6qf9vwx |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qf9vwx |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Boy Scouts Name Their Troop after John J. Pershing |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-12-26 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qf9vwx/7057788 |