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- American Millions Heed Call of Nation
- Coal Company is Fined $25, 000 to Go to Red Cross
- Hays Condemns Bourbon Plan to Win Votes
- Premier Sure Huns Face Real Knockout
- Yanks Start for Berlin
- Petrograd Entered by Peasant Mob
- Cadets Fall to Death
- U.S. Men Sweep on to Victory
- Gen. Pershing Directs Major Drive on Foe
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- Postal Service in Poor Shape, House is Told
- Indictments Found Against Traitors
- Death of Bandit Villa Rumored
- Auto Plunges into Jordan
- Kaiser Camouflages as Apostle of Peace
- Tynan Victory Confirmed
- Thompson 45,930 Behind
- G. O. P. To Boost Loan
- Miss Rankin to Run
- Wounded Yanks Returned
- Debs Convicted of Espionage Act Violation
- English, French, Put in Fortress
- Two Army Fliers Killed
- Sugar Hoarders Fined
- First Goal of Nation in War Now Attained
- Red Tape Broken by Wyoming [Illegible]
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- Page 5
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- Swimming Party is Given for Mrs. Farnham, Visitor
- Salt Lake Gives 400 to Shipyards
- Today's Events
- The Day's Death Roll
- Funerals
- Lieut. F. V. Parish is Visiting Parents
- Russia is Ready for America's Aid
- Mrs. Gates Issues Book on Surnames
- Federal Bureau Aids City's Firms
- City News Ticker
- Emigration Fires Now Under Control
- Fort Storehouse Nears Completion
- German Agitator Goes to Rest Camp
- Talks to Dems on Corrupt Practices
- The Kaiser as I Knew Him for Fourteen Years
- Women to Collect Fares
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- Registrars Report 7000 in Ogden City
- Utah Girl Plows Plants, Cultivates 100 Acres of Land
- Reclaiming Land in Parowan Valley
- Delegates Named for Road Convention
- Poor Lo Knits for Red Cross
- Autoist Hits Bridge
- Sleeping Greek is Hacked by Men With Ax
- Fire Damages Ogden Laundry
- Seven Utahns Are Promoted
- Land Loans Greatly Help Utah Farmer
- Counties of Utah to Rout Diseases by Health Drives
- No Tickee, No Shirtee Goes in Army
- States Called to Consider Reclamation
- G. O. P. To Win in This County
- Dress
- The Household
- Few in Utah Die of Plague
- Col. E.S. Wright Speaks of Army
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- [Illegible] Princeton Wins Heats at Syracuse
- No Short Cut to Skill with the Gun
- [Illegible] Patchen Wins Hotel Stake
- [Illegible] Man Gets Second with Pistol
- [Illegible] League Gives Party for Soldiers
- No Football Schedules U.S. Request of Colleges
- Will Not Upset Plans of the East
- Send Six Athletes from Camp Fremont
- Autoists to Save
- Famed Swimmer is Killed When Hero of Battlefield
- Nobody Winner of Blind Bogey
- Beatie is Captain
- Kilbane May Fight
- Leonard-Lewis Bout Postponed
- Sox Players Get Eleven Hundred Each
- Colorado Hard Hit by Order of Government
- Chicago Players Get Little Money
- Westen Man Gets High Score during Amateur Contest
- Racing
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- Odds Favor Wounded Yank, Who Receives Expert Care
- 400 High School Youths Sign At "U"
- Drug Taken in Dark Kills Mrs. Janney
- Herald Item Stirs Damsels to P. O
- "Hideous," Says Briton of American Slang
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- Leading Daily Mining Page of the West
- Military Experts Believe Germans Will Retreat to Belgian Border
- Official Sells Own Land to U.S. at a Huge Price
- Colorado Soldier is Sentenced for Life
- Possible Boche Base Seized at St. Thomas
- Desperadoes Escape from Chicago Jail
- Statistics
- Weather Report
- Local News
- Receiver's Sale
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- Corless Discharges Jailor Cleveland
- All Republicans Called to Meeting
- Friday, 13th! Fear Not; It's Pershing's Own
- Utah's Prison Frees 54 Men in Last Year
- Seniors and Juniors of Granite School to Stage Tug-O'-War
- Guard Recruits to Be Assigned
- Troops Leave Fort; Wounded to Come
- Women Prepare for Huge Part in Fourth Loan
- Primary Day is Set October 4
- Forest Fire Rages; More Soldiers Sent
- Clergyman Registers for Draft
- Speedy Induction of Registrants is Anticipated
- Ryan's Fate to be Uncertain for Week
- Ball to Open New Army Clubrooms
- Registration Sidelights
- Women's Face Cut When Autos Met
- City Booths Enroll 14,494 for U.S. Army
- Erratic Street Car Fells Aged Woman
- Military Road to be Built through Utah
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-09-13 | Page 2 | G. O. P. To Boost Loan
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-09-13 |
| 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/s61k0gqw |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61k0gqw |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | G. O. P. To Boost Loan |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-09-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61k0gqw/10209175 |