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- Athletics and Phillies Divide City Series
- Premier Orlando Will Leave Paris Unless Dispute is Quickly Settled; Germans Called to Versailles
- Victory Loans is Booming
- London Education Scheme
- Figure Eight Plays Dramatic Role in German History
- Trying to Cut Railway
- Socialists Pass Drastic Resolutions at Paris Congress
- National Guard Reconstruction
- Generals Detailed to Command of U. S. Army Camps
- Battleship, with Cases of Diphtheria Aboard, off Boston
- World Makes Charge
- Has Hardest Job in Berlin
- Great Scheme is Proposed
- 120, 278 Men Are Aboard Ships on Way Home
- Serious Trouble Feared
- Top Price for Hogs at Chicago is Reached
- White Sox Release Stumpf
- Feeding Plan is Opposed
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- Break in Peace Work
- French Commission to Care for the German Envoys
- Local News
- Salt Lake Sells Two Pitchers to Eastern Teams
- Minimum Weekly Wage for Women Fixed at $13.50
- Government of the Soviets Overthrown
- Exhibition Games
- Root Beats Fox
- Shooting Should be Stopped to Save Trouble
- France Given Praise
- Italy's Demand for Fiume Will Not be Granted
- Bees Lose First Game of Series
- Senators Lose Weird Contest
- Sioux City Mayor and I. W. W. Are to be Driven Out
- Widow Learns of Death of General Alvarez in Mexico
- Miss May Pershing is to Christen a Merchant Ship
- Major Season to Open Today
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- Youngster Court Champ
- Sheriff Raids I. W. W. Quarters and Locks Doors
- Surcharge on Cotton
- First Woman Commissioner
- Vincent St. John Released
- Famous Eleventh Engineers Arrive in New York City
- Girls to be Sent to Country Homes by Juvenile Court
- British Farmers Unable to Sell Surplus Wheat
- Card of Thanks
- Retail Grocers to Meet in Salt Lake Week of June 22
- Cigaret Girl of Greenwich Village Okeh's Smoking
- Al Young Given Decision over His Opponent, Moore
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- Dorothy Dix Talks
- Paris Decrees Veils for Spring
- Dogs Being Poisoned near East End of 25th Street
- Two-Cent Postage is to be Charged after July 1
- Four-Minute Men Are Helping to Boost the Loan
- Omaha Boosters See Ogden, While Entertained by Local Club and Livestock Men
- Iowa First State to Go over Top in Victory Loan
- Woodmen of World Initiate a Class in Salt Lake City
- Are Searching for Minnie C. Taylor to Give Her Money
- Punished by Judge for Disturbing a Picnic Party
- Associated Press Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
- Blly Sunday Praised by One Who Has Known Him
- World's Markets
- Chicago Grain
- North Ogden Notes
- Divorce
- Three -Act Comedy at Sacred Heart Tuesday Afternoon
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- Random Reference
- Four Divorce Cases Are Filed in District Court
- Fred J. Kiesel Body to be Taken to Sacramento
- Twenty-Five Miles of Paved Roads to be Constructed in Weber County This Year
- Hero of Chateau-Thierry Has Love Affair and Then Falls into the Hands of the Law
- Camping Grounds
- School Children Will See the Tank
- Deaths and Funerals
- Eastern Star and Masons Entertain at Berthana Hall
- El Monte Comandery No. 2, Knights Templar
- Reinhart L. Gideon Admitted to the Practice of Law
- Capt. John Heywood Addresses the Local Rotary Club
- Candy Company is Formed with Capital Placed at $75,000
- Utah Boys Are Arriving Home from Overseas Service
- Respect Shown
- Ten Thousand Dollars Given to Golden Spike Celebration by the Railroad Companies
- Boys Who Stole an Auto Will be Sent to Industrial School, If They Fail in Deportment
- Baseball Game
- Society
- Masonic Notice
- Notice
- Notice
- Probate Guardianship Notices
- Kiesel Funeral
- Masonic Notice
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- Secret Orders Support Korea
- Melville E. Stone Reviews Peace Work in France
- World Clamors for Settlement of Great War
- Ambassador Wallace Salutes France for Great Victory
- Moderates in India Are Rallying to Support of Law
- Omsk Becoming a Modern City
- Bank Cashier Indicted
- Home of Balzac Re-Opened as Artists' Center
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- Explains Delicate Situation as to Adriatic Problem
- J. A. Monroe Says West is Now Most Prosperous
- New Frontier Settled
- Liberal Terms of Victory Loan
- Crisis Reached at Conference
- Pitcher Dubuc Sold to New York Giants
- Utahn Attached to Mission at Berlin
- Colds Interfere with Business
- Refugees in Flight and Budapest Lives in Dread
- Local News
- Distillers Are Making a Fight
- Bloshevik Train is Shelled by the Forces of Allies
- Trade Gain to be Free from Severe Blacklist System
- Troops from France
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- Bond Subscriptions on This Division of the S. P. Road
- Ural Cossacks Start Offensive in Southeast
- Ocean Flight Delayed
- Encampment of G. A. R. to be Held in Salt Lake , May 6
- Ansell Author of Inquiry by American Bar
- Modern Woodmen of America
- Knights in City of Coblenz Do a Great Work
- Miners to Get $4 a Day at Leadville
- Shipping Board Plans to Deal with Shippers
- Local News
- Rate Increase Being Fought
- High School Shooting is before the Court
- San Francisco Had Prepared a Warm Welcome for Boys
- Another Antarctic Expedition Being Planned in London
Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-04-23 | Page 5 | Three -Act Comedy at Sacred Heart Tuesday Afternoon
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-04-23 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6g45sb4 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6g45sb4 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Three -Act Comedy at Sacred Heart Tuesday Afternoon |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-04-23 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6g45sb4/7146409 |