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- [Illegible] Prisoners and 40 Big Guns Captured by Haig
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- Yanks Shell Metz
- Serbs Gain Important Positions
- British in Furious Battle
- Hungarian Leader Urges Acceptance of Wilson's Terms
- Committee O. K.'S Extension of $10 Occupation Tax
- Hun Detachment Mutinies When Sent to Front
- These on Honor Roll
- Reply of Wilson Will be Adopted by other Allies
- Civilians Leave Rhine Towns in Fear of Invasion
- Iron Mines in U. S. Grasp
- Names Federal Official
- Battle on Thirty-Mile Front
- Bulgaria Cries out for Help
- French Shatter
- Yankees at St. Mihiel Again Ready to Go
- Big Stretch of Line in Hands of Allies
- Page 2
- U. S. Fines First of Eight Utah Millers
- War Contracts in Prisons of Utah Barred by Constitution
- Registrants of September 12 Go Soon
- Real Grief for Speeders
- Enlistment in Navy is Now Halted
- Cosy Home for Prince Utah
- Scheid Opens Another Fight on Card Playing and Local 'Social Clubs'
- No New Uniforms for Local Postmen This Year, Order
- Second Tribute from Crowder to Gordon Snow
- Strike of I. W. W. in Utah Declared Myth
- Federal Conciliator Busy; Delays Visit
- Federation of Labor is out for Safety
- Idaho Sheep Are Ordered Dipped
- [Illegible] Pupils in Successful Fair
- [Untitled]
- Salt Lake Route Traffic Manager Dismissed, Report
- Governor to Get Busy on Liberty Loan Work Soon
- Husband Gone, Wife and Babes in Want
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- Want Setter Roads
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- [Illegible] War Pensions
- Page 3
- Mangin's Men Take Ridge from Foe
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- Barbers Launch Fight upon Men Who Shave Selves
- Walter Hines Page Given Fine Vase
- More Yanks Traced to German Prisons
- Brazil School to Give Wilson Degree
- Skilled Office Men in Demand
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- Civilians Given Chance to Train for Commission
- American Destroys Nine Hun Balloons
- 10 Million a Month to U. S. from Allies
- Serbians Sold in Bondage to Turks by Huns
- Hun-Owned Furs for Sale in N. Y
- Page 4
- Review of the Week in Finance and Trade
- Gas Flow Increases as Drill Goes Deeper
- Business on Salt Lake 'Change Increases
- Oil Wells at Virgin Soon Will be Shot
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- Gas Flow is Struck in El Rey at 2000 Feet
- Richest Oil in West is Struck in Wyoming
- Jackling President Butte & Super
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- New York Money
- Chicago Grain
- Business Barometer
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- North Salt Lake Livestock
- Kansas City Livestock
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- Page 5
- [Illegible] of 'Flu' [Illegible] to Germans
- Vatican Organ Slaps at Note
- Wilson's Reply Embitters Huns
- Names Announced of Soldier Dead in Train Wreck
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- Attractive Edition of Bulletin Issued
- National Guard Wants Physicians
- State Fair Case
- Red Cross Notes
- Lieut. B. P. Spry is Named as Adjutant
- Hospital Work for Wives of Soldiers
- Loan Subscribers to be in Parade
- Imperial Potentate is Coming Sunday
- Vaness Marting Funeral
- Memorial Service for Corporal Ridd
- Uniform Game Laws
- Pope's Attitude is Expressed
- "Dramatic Treatment of Enemy Hypocrisy"
- President's Direct Answer Commended
- Berlin Admits Loss of Two More Towns
- British Piercing Hindenburg Line
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- Page 8
- Coast Writer Says Kearns is Trying to Bolster Alibi for Jack Dempsey
- Boxers Cannot Make Trip to France Only Athletes in Service Welcome
- Here We Have First H. S. Football Game
- Will Wrestle for Colorado Title
- U. Coach Returns from Presidio And Issues First Grid Call for Monday
- What Soldiers Think of Baseball
- Veteran Boxer Comes Back, but to Fight Huns
- [Untitled]
- Bad Weather Again Mars Rifle Shoot
- One Long Trip for Nebraska Eleven
- Field Meet Promises to be Greatest Ever
- [Untitled]
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- Brothers Box Draw at Camp Grant
- Denver U. Athlete Called in Draft
- Amiens Residents Return to Homes
- Ted Lewis [Illegible] Good Change [Illegible] Lose Crown
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- Tennis Clubs Will Play for Red Cross
- Defeats Titleholder
- Czar's Mother Safe
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- Page 11
- Soviets Lose in North and South
- M' Adoo Advises Halt on Taxation
- Favorable Report on Power Bill
- Russian Prince is Here from Paris
- Doctors Amazed at Power of Phosphorated Malt to Bring Strength and Steady Nerves to Pale, Weak, Nervous Women
- Attorneys Named to Aid Local Registrants
- Bolshevik Paid to Slay Rumans
- Butte Miners to Ask U. S. Control
- Schumann-Heink is Ill in Hospital
- Veteran Editor of A. P. Dies Suddenly
- Decision on New Theatre Tomorrow
- Small Blaze at Liberty Theatre
- [Untitled]
- 316 Pies a Day Army's Record
- Express Company Asks an Increase
- Crowd Gathers to Honor Farle
- Stole Drugs, Charge
- Banks Buy Quota
- Suit for $63333,33
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- Reception for Bishop
- Medical Officers Named
- Hugh G. Webb is Dead
- Interned Alien Dies
- Auto School Popular
- 50 Men for Hospital
- Red Cross Conference
- Poultry Exhibit at Fair
- Bingham
- Garfield
- Murray
- London Conference
- Page 12
- Afternoon Tea for Attractive Bride-Elect
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- War Mothers Will Appear in Loan Parade
- "Advertise" is Speaker's Tip
- Mary Miles Minter at American Today
- Decide Tonight on Bank Opening
- Workers on Liberty Loan Will Meet
- Crippled Soldiers Returned to Trade
- Murder Charged Against J. J. Rya
- Red Cross Bags Arrive for Winter
- [Untitled]
- New Army and Navy Club
- Operation Tomorrow
Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-09-19 | Page 1 | Committee O. K.'S Extension of $10 Occupation Tax
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-09-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| 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/s62242bn |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62242bn |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Committee O. K.'S Extension of $10 Occupation Tax |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-09-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62242bn/19616038 |