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- City Draws Musical Paly Audra Alden Will Come Films and Skits Add Run
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- Amusements for the Week
- Vaudeville Gossip
- Lass Becomes Rancher to Win Mercy Money
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- American
- Laugh Success Returns
- Liberal with Leaves
- Injured Photoplayers
- W. S. Hart to Try Quite New Role; Scene Laid in East
- Salt Lake
- Orpheum
- Salt Lake
- Chinese Extras
- New World Pictures
- Propaganda Film
- Manager Writes Play
- Paramount-Empress
- Wilkes
- Broadway
- Strand
- Rialto
- Liberty
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- Who's Who in Screendom Variety of Idols Appeal
- Missa Adams Hands Food to Soldiers; is Recognized
- Yanks May See Miss Pickford at War Front
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- Puts One over Doug
- Shipwrecked in Film
- Miss G. Farrar Aids U. S. Cause
- Cameraflage
- Mary Pickford Will Move into New Studio Soon
- Seena Owen Back
- Sidney Drew Presents Wife Unique Token
- 'Fatty' Arbuckle Gets Prize Letter
- Spider Scares Actress
- Lanning is Versatile
- Theda in New Role
- Metro Stars Patriotic
- War Films Popular
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- Central Powers, Ready to Quit, Ask for Peace
- [Illegible] T. N. T. Plant Seared with Shells Liek No Man's Land
- Xmas Parcels for Soldiers Go by Label
- "On Ot Berlin"
- Trains to Wait Hour to Catch up with Clock
- U. S. Men Smash in Hun Line on Meuse
- $1,097,611,650 Subscribed to Liberty Bonds
- U S Declared Too Busy for Peace Parley
- Most Powerful of All is T. N. T
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- Ladies of the Red Cross
- One Class Partisans Scored by Roosevelt
- Yank Aviator Her Og Air
- Borway Loses Eight Vessels
- Building Aberdeen Record Breaker
- General Haig is Awarded Honors
- Villa Trick Wins Chance to Attack
- Charity Swindler is Given 5 Years
- 44-Hour Order is Given Iron Workers
- Stock Going Down
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- Martin Beck Reviews Vaudeville's Part in War
- Americans and French Crush in Hun Lines
- Douai and Cambrai Reported in Flames
- Italians Capture 7000 Bulgarians
- Austrian Attacks Beaten by Romans
- Enemy Withdraws on Front near Le Catelet
- Dr. Solf Named Hun Secretary
- Change in Train
- Memorial Planned for U. S. Heroes
- Plane Tester Killed
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- Utah Stands by Uncle Sam
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- [Illegible] Yanks to Get Gifts through Berne
- Suffraget's Hubby is Farm Laborer
- Highway Board Anticipates Rush
- Speed Saves Yanks' Lives
- British R. R. Travel is Further Restricted
- Silver Hoard in Ireland Seized
- 1200 Porto Ricans Wanted
- Glass Substitute to Shield Goggles in Use by Airmen
- [Illegible] Airman Slain after 53 Victories
- English Are Fahm Hungry
- [Illegible] War Veterans Ban Enemy Alien Newspapers
- War Brides Who Violate Vows to Pay
- Women's Bureau for Employment Office
- Palestine Crusader Writes Pathetically
- Germany Suffers from Goose Crisis
- German Statues in Melting Pot
- Drink Cost Brings Boycott
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- Amundsen Studios Awarded State Fari Prize for Fifth Year Running
- Candy is Vital to Economic Plan of Life
- U. S. Men Join with Anzacs in Battle
- 'K. & R. Six's' Pay Quarterly
- Health Departments Urged by Association
- Cam Morale Head Named
- Methodists Will Hold Big Rally
- R. R. Checks May be Cashed
- She's It
- Shopmen Are Given Increase in Wages
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- Deseret Union Arranges Fine Night Program
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- Thousands Applaud Heroic Allies
- Educator Bans Tax on Mines of Utah
- Slow Draftees to be Listed as Deserters
- 40th Annual State Fair Bars Gates
- America's Mission is Described in Pulpit
- Eight Victims Now in Ogden
- 'Weaker Sex,' Topic
- "Travel De Luxe" Now is Irksome
- Salt Lake and Utah Will Raise Rates
- Mrs. Lydia Martin Buried at Tooele
- Masonic Services for L. L. Baker
- Sandy K. of P. Will Banquet Notables
- Four Subscribe Much for Loan
- Sprague Mercy Corps Arrives Across Water
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- L. D. S. Sunday Schools Will Feature Music
- Are Weak Nerves and Lack of Physical Strength Holding You Back in Life?
- Corporal Cannon Died in France
- Mining Man Dies in Centerville
- Reorganized Board Will Meet Monday
- Red Cross Still in Need of Linen
- Local News
- Salt Lake Soldier Foresees Early End of World Conflict
- Ogden is Wild over Peace News
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- Crafty Politics in Selecting Referees for All Big Bouts
- Ad Wolgast, Once Thought to be Dying, Regaining Health in Wisconsin Wilds
- Have Put Stop to Production Sporting Goods
- University of Nebraska Defeated by Hawkeyes
- Soccer Champions May be Dark Horses
- Paly Listless Game
- Indiana is Looser
- Trap and Field
- Sports Snap Shots
- Cuban Baseball Writer Saw U-Boat
- Major League Makes Ruling on Contracts
- Root Comes Back to Train Soldiers
- Old-Timers Start in Bicycle Race
- Boxer Brown Has Plenty of Puch, Says Nate Lewis
- Racing Closes at Fair with Good Program
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- Nationals Are Making Record for Service
- Snappy Work Demonstrated by Cleveland Tractor
- Oscillating Lights Made for Automobile
- C. O. Beck Promoted to Superintendency
- September Ideal Month for [Illegible]
- Small Mileage Used in Pleasure [Illegible]
- Ban Wirelessing of Neutral Ships by Trade Board
- Gasless Sunday is Horse's Comeback, Say Buggy Makers
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- Fordson Tractor Operating the Roderick Lean Light Automatic Engine Disc
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- Hun Defenses Are Stiffened
- 71,000 Turks in Allenby's Bag
- Cargo Ship Sunk by Mine off N. J. Coast
- U. S. Ships Play Leading Part
- State Fair Awards
- Wallis Cub Jr. Tractor at Work after First Year of Service
- Speaking of Cramps
- State Fair Awards
- 30 of Crew Die in Lake City's Sinking
- British Educators on Mission in America
- Russ-Turko Treaty is Declared Void
- Scout Patrol is Sunk in Collision
- The Reason
- New Bulgarian King Demobilizes Army
- Allenby's Campaign Declared Brilliant
- Army Plane Ends Flight to Denver
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- Quicksilver is Hazardous Mining Line
- Mine Mart Business Fair during Week
- American Smelting Report for First Half of Present Year
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- Michigan-Utah Improving on Copper Prince
- Serious Shortage of Crude Oil in Nation
- 'Peace' Stocks Are Still in [Illegible]
- Nations's Vaults Bursting in Gold
- Eureka Bullion May Sink Deeper
- Four Faces Ore Showing in Columbus-Rex
- Will Drill for Oil South of Utah Lake
- Famous Homestake Gold Output Larger
- Midwest Dividend Us $500,000 in Full
- Chile Copper is Not under Labor Troubles
- Notes and Personals
- Cardiff is Doing Deeper Prospecting
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- World's Production Petroleum Shows United States till Far in Lead, with Great Output
- Utah Mines Pay out Dividends of $14,409,100 during 9 Months; Big Decrease from 1917 Record
- Oil Producer Willing to Pay Uncle Sam [Illegible]
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- Park City is Carrying out Undertakings
- Eureka-Lily Ore Runs $30
- Yellow Pine Mines Hip 118 Cars Crude Ore during July, August
- Steel Stocks at Low Point
- Live Stock Markets
- Corn Market is Still Dropping
- Glenlock Oil Report Shows Big Sales
- Regulating Rare Metals for War
- Prince of Wales and Neighbors
- Prince Ships Larger Tonnage during Week
- Sales Are Heavier on New Oil Exchange
- Fuller's Earth 1917 Production Larger
- Stampede and Croft Manager in Town
- Bituminous Coal Output Increased
- M'chrystal Mines in Good Condition
- Easter Produce
- Grain Markets
- Bohemian Distress Still Grows Worse
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- Herald Sued Telegram for $157,930.38
- High Cost of Burying Will be Cheaper
- Assessor is Accused by Sugar People
- Sale of 'Extras' Break Records
- Influenza is Spreading; 40 More Victim
- Uncle Sam Asks City for Booze
- Will Discuss Provo Project
- Meehan Leaves for Overseas
- Dearth of Teachers in Culinary Art
- Sherman Was Right, Say Kids
- Must Sign Card to Get Mill Feed
- Title Men Prefect Their Organization
- Conference Rain Dampens Leaves; Curbs Car Traffic
- Wallace Will Talk to M. I. A
- Find Lost Child; Where's He Been?
- Utah Passes Quota for Belgian Relief
- Parish to Dedicate Flag with 37 Stars
- City Planner Coming
- War Mothers to Make Two Flags
- B. Y. U. Has Room for Student Soldiers
- John Pingree in Involved Again
- Federal Biologist Confers at Capitol
- Two Fined $50
- Farmers Exchange Flour Substitute
- Four Utahns Are Made Lieutenan
- Former Faculty Member [Illegible]
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-10-06 | Page 19 | 1200 Porto Ricans Wanted
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-06 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6j97c9t |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6j97c9t |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 1200 Porto Ricans Wanted |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-06 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 19 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6j97c9t/10222518 |