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- Stones Clatter on Roof and Wild Men Scream through Key Holes, Says British Premier in Speech
- Navy to Handle Strike
- Weds Governor despite Parents' Objections
- 25 Years behind the Standard
- World to Know Terms
- Italy Sends Message to Conference
- Germans Making Protest
- Six Big Unions in France to Show Strength
- Lumber Problem Grows Serious
- American Casualties
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- Stand by the Nation
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- Are the Huns to Sign
- More Men of the 91st Division
- Wilson Remains Friend of France
- Bolshevism Has Appeared in the City of Detroit
- Munich reign of Terror
- Denmark May Gain Province
- Wild West Boys Sent to Camps near New York
- Men Being Rushed Back from the War Zone in Europe
- Polish Troops Start
- Russian Soviets Retreat in fight
- Lessons Are to be Given by Bureau on Domestic Help
- New Zealand Not to be Dry
- Koreans Celebrate While They Carry American Flags
- Russians Hope to Bring Peace
- Attack on U. S. Food Ship at Hamburg Denied
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- Page 7
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- Troops to Stay 15 Years
- League of Nations Meeting in the 13th Ward
- Random References
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- Victory Loan Calls for Large Sum, but Ogden and Weber County Will Do Their Part
- Capt. J. G. Heywood to Address the Weber Club
- Fliers to Go through Ogden and Make No Stop
- Restaurants Have Settled with the Unions
- Society
- Hebrews to Meet
- Mexicans Are to Tried for Murder of Forest Ranger
- Deaths and Funerals
- Perfect Baby is the Daughter of Local Bank Teller
- Miss Rae Woodcock is Now on Road to Recovery
- Mrs. Henderson Dies at Age 85 after a Long Illness
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- Building Permits
- Casualties of the 91st Were Not Excessive
- Handbill Circulated on Opposition to the Bond Issues
- Hopefulness
- 205 Submarines Are Sent Down
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- She is Most Medaled Woman
- Salt Lake Has Won Another
- Six Thousand French Girls Wed U. S. Soldier Boys
- Miss Farley is Suddenly Taken by Hand of Death
- McAdoo Retained by Heirs of Late Henry L. Pitlock
- Wife of Bolshevik Leader Denied Use of School Auditorium
- Bundy and Mcloughlin Again Appear among Tennis Winners
- Pocatello is to Send Delegation
- [Untitled]
- Golf Champion to be Unable to Attend Boston Tournament
- A Real Chance for Every Man and No Squeezing of Workers
- School Building Closed to Speaker
- Page 10
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- College Glee Club Entertains the Students
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- Supreme Court Has Denied Injunction Against Burleson
- Al Young is Training for Contest on April 22
- Wounded Go through to the Hospital at Ft. Douglas
- Conference on Roads is Being Held in Salt Lake
- Will Play Ball on Shop Diamond This Afternoon
- Discreet Silence
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- World's Markets
- Two Live Wires in Ogden
- Chicago Grain
- Local News
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- Page 12
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- Driving Storm during a Big City Election
- Salt Lake Workers Invited to Take Part in Parade
- Corporal Fowles is Back from France
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- War Casualties
- Strike Has Ended
- Soviet Minister Says Archduke Not Executed
- Coughs and Colds quickly Relieved
- Price of Lumber Will Go up in next Five Years
- Wounded Utah Boys Are Coming
- Officers Uphold Courts Martial
- Governors to Meet in Utah
- Pioneer Woman Dies at the Age of 96
- Bright Prospects for Athletics at Montana Varsity
- Legal Notices
- Notice of Assessment
- Assessment Notice
- Page 13
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- Rock Island Reports Deficit of $1,185,791 for the Year 1918
- Notice to Creditors
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Complete Tie-up of Telephones in City of Boston
- Guest at Club Creates Sensation
- Seeks to Expedite Mineral Patenting
- By Our Own Dark Philosopher
- Steamship Brings More Members of Fortieth Division
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- Light Vote Being Cast in Ogden with Greater Activity in All the Country Districts
- Holy Week Services Are to be Held at St. Joseph's
- Corporal D. M. Hoyt Was with Tanks in France
- Local Red Cross is Thanked for Its Good Work
- Battle Tank Fails to Reach the Top of Pike's Peak
- Telephone Employes Taking Vote to Force Recognition
- Posthumous Work of Former Professor of U. A. C. is Issued
- Pool Room Operator Warned by the Juvenile Court
- Petitions Received by the City Board Are Ordered Filed
- War Savings Stamp Poster Received at Postoffice
- 91 Stunits Land in N. Y. Harbor
- British Premier Sharply Assails Press Attacks
- Delinquents to be Sent to Farms by Judge Sullivan, in an Effort to Reform Them
- New York Stock List
- Charles A. Sulzer Dies Suddenly on Way to Ketchikan
Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-04-16 | Page 5 | Influenza Stops Shipments
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-04-16 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6320xzv |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6320xzv |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Influenza Stops Shipments |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-04-16 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6320xzv/7138797 |