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- Hard Blow to Austrian Empire to be Delivered by the Peace Council
- Russian to be Recognized by Allies and Germans to Join the Bolsheviki
- Victory Liberty Loan
- Belgians Oppose Rule of British
- Crown Prince Goes into the Pottery Trade
- Wire Service Being Restored
- Generals Instructed to Have All Men Discharged by June
- Plot in England Found
- Flight from Halifax Will Start Saturday
- Senate Will Ratify Treaty
- War Bureau Order
- Feeling between Army Branches
- British Losses in Disorders in Egypt Reported
- Wilson Makes Appeal
- Labor Party Views
- Russia to be Recognized
- German Answer to be Reviewed
- Georgia Senator Will Vote for Equal Suffrage
- Wilson Sends Cablegram
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- Page 2
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- Calcined Bones Found in Den of Bluebeard
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- May 17 Time Limit for Assistance on Income Tax Returns
- Million Dollar Baseballs Boost Victory Loan
- Tanks Might Help to End Domestic Trouble in Kentucky
- Invitations Mailed with Notices as to Transportation
- Students Give a Demonstration of Organized Play
- World's Markets
- Chicago Grain
- Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
- 350,000 Trucks Will be Built in 1919
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- Page 4
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- Only a Small Cloud on the Horizon
- When the East Meets the West
- What a Pioneer is Thinking
- Was Jellicoe Weak in Attack?
- Events of Today and Tomorrow Are Outlined
- Baseball
- Attractive Girls of City To Appear in Moving Pictures
- Boys Arrested for Disturbing Ward Meeting
- Salt Lake Choir to Give Concert in Ogden Tonight
- Daniels Goes to Brest
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- Plane Towed to Port
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- Vernon Metcalf is to Assist Nevada Men
- Premier Hirsch Talks
- Tri-State Sunday School Outing on June 13
- Council S Again in Conference
- Sinks in Pool at the Sanitarium, but is Rescued
- What Germans Will Object To
- Austrian Envoys to Arrive May 12 is Report
- Placed in the Tower
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- American League
- American Association
- Bees Lose Eighth Consecutive Game
- National League
- Wrestler Lewis Weds Dr. Scott at Youngstown
- Thomas Nelson Page to Resign Post at Conclusion of Peace
- Chinese Not to Sign
- Bee Inspector Calls Attention to the New Law
- Local News
- Comment on the Treaty OF Peace
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- Page 8
- Page 9
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- Dorothy Dix Talks
- For a Cute Kiddie Girl
- Yeomen, Attention
- Rainbow Division Welcomed Home by the Chicagoans
- Tornado Sweeps over Southwest
- Convention to Iron out Trade Difficulties
- Mackay Held up Eight-Hour Plan for Postal Employes
- Poindexter Has Fear of Future
- Borah Opposes Any Alliances
- Hines Would Merge Roads
- Notice
- Page 10
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- American Legion in Convention
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- Local News
- New Boundaries of Germany Are Defined in Pact
- Miners Strike at Park City
- President to Transmit Message to Special Congress
- George J. Gould Must Show Why He Should be Trustee
- Tornado in Texas
- Eight-Hour Day
- Notice to Contractors
- Discoverer of Lost Battalion Lands in N. Y
- Legal Notices
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- Page 12
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- Theatres
- Barbers
- Army Planes to Patrol Forests
- George W. Larkin One of the Pioneers of Railroad Days
- Boy Bandit is Ordered to the Industrial School
- Czech Forces Gain Footing on the Eipel
- Nate Lewis Announces World's Title Match in London July 4
- Great Raid by Chicago Police
- Tents Pitched for Evicted N. Y. Families
- Industrial Board May Resign Because of Steel Controversy
- Transport Sofia Brings 1,209 Men of U. S. Third Army
- Harry C. Bales is Acquitted of Charge of Stealing $5.50
- Senator Jones Frames Merchant Ship Measure
- Dean Russell Tells of Needs of Russ People
- No Change to be Made in Army Schedule
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- Largest Haul of Contraband Drugs Ever Taken in State
- Reminiscences of the Long Ago Are Related
- America's No. 3 Crew for Transatlantic Flight
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- County Will be Represented at the U. A. College Event
- R. O. T. C. Training Camp at Presidio
- School Children to Ride on Floats Tomorrow
- Pioneers on Railroad Work Arrive in Ogden from Morgan
- Stores Are Closing at Early Hour Tomorrow
- Clerk and Carrier Examination is to be Held May 24
- Hampshire Hogs
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- Kenneth Knauss Arrives from Overseas
- Killed in Action
- Traffic in War Saving Stamps is to be Stopped
- Here's the New Mrs. Maeterlinck
- Amos I. Stone Tells of Early Trip Which He and other Old Settlers Made and of Varied Experiences
- Poslam Brings Quick Comfort to Angry Skin
- Agricultural Department
- Local News
- Page 16
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- Random References
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- Gen. J. S. Casement Who Laid Rails on U. P
- Conference of Germans
- Greatest of Celebrations to Open With Aeroplane Flight Today; Special Features in Parade
- Purchaser Pays Tax When Buying the Drinks
- Deaths and Funerals
- Drama Club Meeting Postponed
- Glee Club of O. H. S
- Postpone Meeting
- George W. Lashus Who Was Engineer at Promontory
- Parade
- Hour of Joy for Russia
- Engineers and Their Engines in the Days of '69
- Gilbert Belnap is to be One of Guests of Honor
- Borah to Quit Party
- Dinner and Rooms at the Hermitage
- Guardianship Notices Probate And
- Local News
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- Exhibit at Berthana Hall Includes Relics of the Days of Abraham Lincoln
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- Tank Will Appear in the Parade Tomorrow
- Electrically Heated Suits Keep Ocean Airmen Warm
- Ogden Canyon Service
- Joseph Barton, One of the Pioneers, is to Celebrate
- No Rehearsal of the Community Singers Tonight
- Boys' and Girls' Clubs
- Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Line up For Parade
- Description Given of Tie and Gold Spike
- Notice to Firms with Floats for Industrial Division
- To Teach Civilians to Shoot. U. S. Stages 1919 Tourney
- America's No. 2 Crew for Transatlantic Flight
- Prominent Men of Railroad World in Ogden
- Huge American Camp in England
- Local News
- Moroni Stone Says Men and Splendid Wage in Early Days
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- Clara K. Young at Utah in Her Greatest Film
- Airplanes Are Now on Their Flight to Ogden
- Girls' Band to Give a Dance in Knights of Pythias Hall Saturday
- Bombs That Missed Mark; Postal Clerk Stopped 'Em
- Madame Schumann-Heink
- History of Driving of the Golden Spike as Recorded at the Time in Utah Paper
- Alleged I. W. W. is Arrested and Then Fined by Court
Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-05-09 | Page 14 | America's No. 3 Crew for Transatlantic Flight
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-05-09 |
| 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/s60877cr |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60877cr |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | America's No. 3 Crew for Transatlantic Flight |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-05-09 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 14 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60877cr/7136841 |