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- Page 1
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- Italian Dispute Still before Council
- Germans Trying to Draw Delegates of Allied Nations into Wordy Debate
- New Skyward Fights in the Corn Market
- Passport Rules between Mexico and U. S. Change
- Search for Seaplane
- Headquarters to Close
- Wilson Defends America
- International Situation
- Peace Delegates Start
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- U. S. Planes to Start out Well Equipped
- Secretary Glass Makes a Reply to Criticisms
- German Unfurls New Banner with 14 Points Inscribed
- Austrians Demand Direct Wire to Home Capital
- Packers' Plan to be Accepted
- Attack is Made on United States
- Balloon Pilot Sends Message in Passing over Pennsylvania
- Landing Party Prepares Place for Dirigible
- Spartacans and Socialists Again Trouble Germany
- Page 2
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- Wilson to Visit Ally
- News in Brief
- Six Delegates Leave Versailles
- Bolshevik Force is Driven Back
- Costa Rica Has Been Invaded by Nicaraguan Force
- Mother's Day is Observed at the Orpheum
- Seaplanes Ready to Leave
- League of Nations
- Proclamation by the President
- Thomas E. M'kay is Made Head of Ogden Stake
- Local News
- Foch is Going Front
- some Cases
- Kitchen in Mourning
- Italy is Again Angry
- Preparing for the Austrians
- Irish Representatives Predict Home Rule within Short Time
- Utah Laws Which Will be Effective Monday
- Brutal Act of Force
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- Bees Win in Final Battle
- National League
- American League
- American Association
- Like to Have Him Fire Up
- Page 3
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- Fifteen Million Americans Bought the Victory Bonds
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- Labor Clauses in Peace Treaty
- Jobless Soldiers to Go to Farms
- Guardianship Notices Probate And
- Notice to Creditors
- Vincent Richards Suspended by the Tennis Association
- Answer of the Germans to be Lengthy Document
- Bright Future for Utah Horticulture
- Focatello Firemen Work on Two Shifts
- Elks' Club to Open Cafe Ar Pocatello
- Danes Object to the Plebiscite
- Women with Babes in Arms Parade as Lock-out Protest
- Greek Affairs Considered
- Fiume Problem Not Settled
- Assignment Made by Auto Company
- Man Who Shot Final Shell in War Visits Zion
- Twenty-Two American Women Decorated by French Government
- Demand for the Kaiser is Made
- Pershing Makes Last Official Visit to the City of Coblenz
- Murderers under Strong Military Guard in Germany
- Barkentine Arrives in Coast Port with Her Original Crew in Irons
- Stubby Wins 100-Yard Record
- Belgians Are Complaining
- Politicians to Open Fight Against the National Dry Law
- No Reason for Price of Flour in America to Advance, Says Barnes
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- Dorothy Dix Talks
- Fire on Grant Ave. is Followed by an Arrest
- Miners of Tinctic Arrange New Plan
- Knights Templar to Prepare for Regular Conclave
- Body of Nurse Edith Cavell is Taken to England
- Ogden Bankers Go up in Airplane on Sunday
- North Ogden Notes
- Salt Lake Party Meets with a Tragedy
- Behold, Thy Mother, a Sermon by Dr. Palmer
- Mrs. Ida Smith Dies Soon after an Auto Accident
- Equipment for Railroads Turned over to Department
- Koreans Ask Recognition
- American Military Police Attacked by a French Gang
- Afghan Tribesmen Attacking Positions on Indian Frontier
- Italian Labor Decree
- Page 6
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- Random References
- Information is Given to Visitors to Ogden City
- Many Autos Stolen and Recovered during Night
- Thirty-Day Sentence for Jap Who Had Whiskey
- Important Road Work Sanctioned by the State
- Ogden Now Has City Court with a City Judge
- Pocatello Team is Defeated by the S. P. Boys
- Banquet at Club in Honor of Railroad Officials
- Luncheon is Given in Honor of the Aviators
- Action Against Five Chiropractors in Ogden
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- Married by Reverend Hyslop
- House Guest
- Sempre Musical Society Holds Meeting
- Entertain Officers in Ogden
- Mrs. Mary Delacey Kennedy to Leave
- Deaths and Funerals
- Children Are to be Given Physical Examinations
- Stores Are to Open at 9 A. M. and Close at 6 O'clock
- L. A. to O. R. C
- Expected Home Soon
- Page 7
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- Mother's Day Exercises at the Orpheum Attended by Audience Too Large for House
- Lieut. F. H. Koschwitz is on Visit to His Sister, Mrs. L. H. Kneipp
- G. A. R. Veterans Are Given Honors
- Many Soldiers on Their Return from Scenes of War
- Funeral Service for Mrs. E. W. Brown Held on Sunday
- Petition from Koreans Asking for Liberation
- President Grant is Speaker at the Tabernacle
- Program in the First Ward on Mother's Day
- London Observer Denounces the Peace Treaty
- Navy Dirigible Not to Start Atlantic Trip
- Plans Being Made for Diversion Dam in Lost River Project
- Husband Arrested for Shooting His Wife through Heart
- Navy Welterweight Match
- An Impression
- Page 8
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- George N. Peck Explains Dispute
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- Plan Withdrawal of U. S. Troops from Archangel
- Viscount Grey Well Pleased
- Gompers Protests Against Proposed Mexican Labor Law
- Weather Conditions Halt Resumption of Ocean Flight
- Units from France Arrive on the Transport Acadia
- Packing Soldiers' Ears to Prevent Bad Seasickness
- American Irish Delegates Go to Military Area
- Local News
- Page 9
- Page 10
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- Aviators Are to Start Home on Their Long Flight and Will Make Elko, Nev., Today
- Subscription of Salt Lake Division to Victory Loan
- Two Carloads of Soliders Go through to Fort Douglas
- Champion Game to be Played on Railroad Diamond
- Japanese Here Looking over the Local Orchards
- E. Lizanke Killed by a Train on the Union Pacific
- Huntsville More than Subscribes Its Quota
- Real Estate Transfers
- D. W. Ellis Home on 24th Street Bought by College
- El Monte Commandery No. 2, Knights Templar
- More Fry Planted in Ogden River by Lovers of Sport
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- Champion Boxers of A. E. F. Get Ready for Test
- Informal Reception Given at the Old Brown Home
- Third Army Team
- Alhambra Presents Elaborate Setting
- In Police Court
- Restraining Order on Phone Rate is Dissolved
- United States Accepts Plan
- German Troops Occupy Leipsic
- Proving a Proverb
- New Distinction for U. S. Women
- Elks Entertain the Soldiers and Nurses
- Sugar
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- Page 12
- Page 13
- Page 14
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- Peggy Hyland in Charming Picture at Utah Theatre
- Edison Medal Awarded
- Speakers Recall the Days When the Railroads Were Building up New Hopes
- German Alien to be Deported Was Undesirable Alien
- Mystery Surrounds Find of Baby's Body
- Guest at Berlin Hotel Tries to Pass Bad Money
- William S. Hart's 'the Money Corral'
- Oregon Man Steals Unlettered Tombstone to Use on Own Grave
- Brazil Defeats Chile
Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-05-12 | Page 3 | Politicians to Open Fight Against the National Dry Law
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-05-12 |
| 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/s6b006x6 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6b006x6 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Politicians to Open Fight Against the National Dry Law |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-05-12 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6b006x6/7115559 |