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- Twenty Million Dollars Lacking
- Crown Prince Hammers away at the French
- Airman Drill Hard for Work at the Front
- Root at Moscow Stirs his Hearers
- Salt Laker Killed in a Auto Collision
- Militant Suffrage Women Again Foiled
- Cocchi Admits Murder of the Cruger Girl
- Admiral Caperton Takes over Patrol
- Food Bill Passed in House by 365 to 5
- Cabanas Magazine Fortress Explodes
- Mrs. Grace Lusk is Slowly Improving
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- Oil Reserves in California may be Opened
- Salt Lake Youth Answers the Call to Join Colors
- Sinking of U-Boat is Now Confirmed
- Mission to Visit Roosevelt
- Famous Ranch Sold
- Dr. Beck, the Well Known Eye Specialist, and Doctor Judkins, the Medical Author, Publish Astonishing Report on Wonderful Remedy to Strengthen Eyesight
- Succeed in Savings Crew; Ship is Lost
- New Zealand Year Book Here
- Butte Mines may be Rendered Idle
- Local News
- Grows Hysterical over Death of Son
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- French Aircraft Effective in War
- Government Takes Australian Wheat
- New Suits Filed
- Hospital Corps of U. S. Army Attracts Youth
- Attacks Brother with Pocket Knife
- Corn and Cheese is Rare Combination
- Traffic Cops are up in Air Take Crow's Nest for Duty
- Gets Permission to Sue for $500,000
- Ex-Soldier Runs Against Peer's Son
- High Graders will Face Jury Monday
- Wisconsin Rains do Heavy Damage
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- President Urges the Need of Haste
- Sergeant Duffin Secures Three Artillery Men
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- Salt Lake Boy Joins Cavalry; is Now in Training
- Harold Greene Recovering
- Expects to Clinch Case Against Woman
- Will Make Call for Report from Banks
- Funeral of Mrs. Gibson
- 12 Greek Merchant Ships Torpedoed
- Belgian Mission Fated by Lansing
- Kidnapped Mexican Liberated
- 18,000 Students to Farm
- President to Place Tablet for Father
- Crowder Fixes Date
- Elected College Trustee
- To Pay Washington Respect
- Navy Hospital Corps Filling Up
- Reorganize Purchasing System
- British Volunteers
- Peonies Given to Red Cross
- To be Buried Today
- Funeral of Mrs. Dickson
- Chicago Leads in Recruiting
- State Nurses' Association to Meet
- Miner Dies in Hospital
- Funeral of Mrs. Mckean
- Wages Increased
- The Free Verse View
- Chicagoans to Confer with Hoover
- Sioux City Storm Swept
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- Teutons Trying to Hold on to Lille
- Beaver Boys Aiding Uncle Sam Twelve Now in San Francisco
- Serves Coffee to Victims of U-Boat
- Appeal to Congress
- Little Girl Meets Death by Drowning
- Enters Service in Yeoman Branch of the U. S. Navy
- Portuguese Capture Patrol
- Artillery Fighting
- Local News
- Germans Lose Heavily
- British Raid Succeeds
- Officer Student Making Suggestions
- Lutherans to Raise Fund
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- Heavy Crops will Benfit Railroads
- Yesterday's Enlistments
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- Soldier Club Proving Very Popular Library has its Share of Attention
- Riis is Defiant; will not Register
- Gives Red Cross Party
- British will Give Musical Recital
- Gift of Prisoner Reaches Governor
- Wife Alleges Cruelty
- Many Enjoy Hike
- Son Born to the Wallaces
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- Delinquent Notice
- Jeweller Prefers Enlistment to Selective Draft
- Richfield Boy Goes to Coast to Enter Navy
- Celebration to be Largely Attended
- Looking Carefully into License Taxes
- To Improve Buildings
- Will Lecture to Farmers
- Ogden Boys to Work in Millard County
- Articles Filed by Canning Company
- Former Instructor Enlists in Battery
- Troops Wanted in Ogden on Fourth
- Ogden has Raised More than $50,000
- Ogden Company to build Ten Ships
- Typhoid Blamed on Absence of Sewer
- Batteryman must Serve his Sentence
- Kidney Disease is Fatal
- Boy Fined for Smoking
- New Band will Play
- Leaves for Convention
- Ogden Boy Drowned
- Ogden is Tendered Thanks
- Increases Weight and Enlists in Naval Service
- German Plot Unearthed
- Cantu Honored by San Diego People
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- Books
- War Book by Ogden Man
- Red Cross Number
- Someone and Somebody
- Poems for Children
- Poems of war and Philosophy
- Book by Utah Author
- Prince Says Bike Track is Assured
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Cubs and Cards in Red Cross Benefit
- Denver Releases Shanley
- Clark Makes New Dirt Track Mark
- British Hope to Form Cricket Club
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- Taboo on Betting
- Help for Wichita
- Mason Wins Gopher State Trap Shoot
- Qaulifying Round Played Yesterday
- Norman Ross Sets More Swim Marks
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- Makes a Plea for a Soleman Fourth
- Excess Profit Tax under Discussion
- Kansas Crops are in Good Condition
- Irish Agitator is Taken by Police
- Produce Beer for the Harvest Hands
- minear Made Second Lientenant
- Funeral of Minnie Robison
- Funeral of Mrs. Rasband
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- Marriage Licenses
- Births
- Real Estate Transfers
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court of The
- Foreclosure of Lien
- Major Sharp to be Chapel Speaker
- Mrs. Elizabeth Mcfarland Dies
- Died
- Funeral Notices
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- Willard Says He Feels No Regret
- Point out Folly of Proposed Pavement
- Threat of Tax Increase Made to Influence Voter
- Fireman Injured in Battle with Flame
- Woman Companion of Roach Released
- Brush Fire Causing Loss near Tooele
- City Fireman may Answer Post Calls
- Bond Mass Meeting to be Held Monday
- Ambulance Officers to be Instructed
- Six Men Needed to Aid Recruiting Work
- To Open Wasatch Lawn Cemetery
- Regulars Invited to Parade in Ogden
- Governor at Far Rockaway
- Salt Lake's Birth Record is Broken
- Settling Legal Claims
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- Vociferous Witness Taken from Court
- Fourteenth Ward to Hear Lecture
- Swede's Conduct Being Probed
- Chief Observant on Vacation to New York City
- M'bride Proposes Settlement Plans
- Believe Red Cross will Raise $466,000
- Woman Red Cross Worker is Imposter
- Youths Locked up as Auto Thieves
- Dentists of State to Hold Convention
- Grants Vacations for Votes on Bonds
- Contends Minors may Play Pool
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- All is in Readiness for Auto Banquet
- Emigration Canyon in Summer Dress Much Improvement Made on the Roads
- Road Workers will be Awarded Medals
- Lee in Salt Lake
- Military Highway Bill before Senate
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- Passion for Speed in Chevrolet Blood
- 1917 Tribune Studebaker Pathfinder Uses Firestone Cords and Vico Oils
- Caution Necessary West of Salt Lake
- Junk Visits Quigley
- Tourssen Goes East to Speed up Shipment
- Fine Stamp Collection Sold
- Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Arrested
- Will Relax Import Restrictions
- Logan Dealers to Attend Banquet
- Hysterical Economy Danger is Checked
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- Diamond T Trucks Attract Attention
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- Cam Brown in Charge of Botterill Truck Department
- Lowness Features Marmon Closed Car
- Model Showroom Planned for Murray
- Culco Oils are of Uniform Quality
- Worms Make Children Fretful
- Its Class
- Call and Notice of Special Meeting of Stockholders of Swansea Extension Mining Company
- Delusive Hope
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- Satisfied Man is the Good Customer
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- Autos do Relief Work at Atlanta
- Western Company Opens up Branch
- Special Metz Model Ready for Delivery
- Ukrainians Ask for Republic
- Maxwell is Making Economy Test Run
- World Race Drivers Preferring Oilzum
- "King 8" Men Visit Salt Lake
- "Full Measure" is New Tank Slogan
- Motor Improvement Offsets Poor Gas
- G. M. C. Truck doing Wonderful Work
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- Smith Form-a-Truck in New Quarters
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- Marmon Exactness Scientific Study
- Eagal is in City; Territory Pleases
- Smithfield Man Prefers Chandler
- Individual Shades Demanded this Year
- Battery Neglect is Often Costly
- Uses Chandler for Trip of 1200 Miles
- Carruthers Says Auto is Necessity
- Women of Payson Assist Red Cross
- Auto Agency is Red Cross Worker
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- Switzerland Faces Difficult Problem
- English Women doing the Work of Men Performing Labor While Husbands Fight
- Thrilling Tale Told of Life in Trenches
- Women to Drive Army Motor Cars
- Prices for Sugar Climbing in Rome
- Curious War Fraud Brings Punishment
- Military Services Opposed by Many
- Wages are Increased
- Many Germans in Riot
- Opposes a Republic for British Empire
- High Praise Given to British Tanks
- Voluntary Salute to be Substituted
- Year-Book Issued for Swedish Army
- Says Night Fighting Appeals to Soldiers
- Portuguese Troops are Given Praise
- Can Buy Only in Small Quantities
- Bremen to Revise its Constitution
- italy Soon to Open Banks in New York
- Brewery Control Question Raised
- Holdings of Duke may Yet be Taxed
- War Certificates Popular
- Better Feeling is Being Engendered
- "White Rabbits" is Latest Appellation
- Soldiers Naturally Prefer Fast Trains
- Popular Nicknames in British Army
- Stocks of Starch have Gotten Low
- Prosperity Leads to Carelessness
- Horse Meat Big Factor in Paris
- Fight Being Made Against Drink Evil
- Old Quicksilver Mine is Reopened
- Golfer Dies of Wounds
- Hyde Park 'Drones' Subject of Attacks
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- Michigan-Utah is Making a Record
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- Big Bond Issue by B. & O. is Rumored
- Rochester Mines Sending $250 Ore
- Market is Steady at Close of the Week
- Quotations Given by J. A. Hogle & Co.
- Nevadas Quoted in San Francisco
- Standard Oil Stocks
- Boston Copper Quotations
- Ore Shipments Released
- Kennebec People Respond to Call
- Tintic Delaware Shows Good Ore
- Creole Copper is Steadily Shipping
- New York Grain
- Godiva Ready to Increase Output
- Bond Quotations by J. A. Hogle & Co.
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- Great Strength Shown in Speculative Market
- Ridgely to Visit Emma Properties
- Report Progress in Deep Creek District
- C. C. Consolidated is Making Progress
- Garrison Monster to Start Shipping
- New York Curb Quotations
- Total Resources of Federal Banks
- New York Bank Statement
- Advance in Wheat in Chicago Market
- Livestock Quotations
- Omaha
- Chicago
- Metal Market
- New York Produce
- Chicago Produce
- Flax, Oats and Rye
- Elgin Butter
- New York Bounds
- New York Listed Quotations
- Butter, Eggs and Poultry
- New York Money
- Cotton Market
- London Metal and Money
- Evaporated Fruits
- Coffee Futures
- Closing Stock List
- Dividend Notice
- Notice
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- Can all Perishable Food, Houston Says
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- Thousand Victims of an Explosion
- Tooele Forms a Boys "Camp to Work Delta Beet Fields
- Warm Weather Aids Selling of Homes
- Wife Decides on New Refrigerator
- Squab Raising is Profitable Hobby
- Teuton Newspapers Print Scare Yarns
- Prince Von Buelow Anxious for Peace
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- Two Camps Formes; 300 Boys Needed
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- Thanks Bamberger for Bond Labors
- Engagement Announced
- Lynch will Appeal to Supreme Court
- Former United States Senator Mason, Pioneer
- Judge Mandamused by Supreme Court
- Mrs, Minnie Robison of Pocatello Dies
- Army Officers to See Smelting Plant
- May Build Branch to Fort Douglas
- Lagoon is Prettier than Ever
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- Double Steal Catches Macks Sound Asleep
- Richfield Anglers have Luck
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- Angels Twice Beat Bengals; One Slab Duel
- Ogden Club Loses to Lewiston Nine
- Dave Coleman Beats Cannon Lund Easily
- Felsch Suspended
- Reynolds, Champion, Beating Harry Legg
- Wild Heaves and Such
- Calling off Series Disappoints Fans
- Auto Races Postponed
- Cubs at Top Speed
- Crebs will Try to Break own Record
- Anglers must have Required Licenses
- Miss Bjurstedt Wins Two More Matches
- White and Young Box at Ogden
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- Leonard will Probably Give Welsh Chance
- Checkers
- Compares Love with Late Rube Waddell
- Prexy Tener Quits at Close of Year
- Honus Heeds Call
- Evers Still Form
- Can't go Through
- Reds are Persistent
- Gane Packard Improves
- Famous Old Wizard of Spitter will Try Comeback
- Smoky Joe Wood is through as Heaver
- Giants have to Cinch
- Some Fast Games Scheduled Today
- Ote Crandall's Old Curve Ball Returns
- A Family Affair
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- Many Changes Made in Trolley League
- Jones and Curley Let out by Champ
- Umpire Necessary to National Game
- Macks Need Pitchers
- Pitchers can Hit
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- Shore Enters Hall of Fame; No-Hit Battle
- Dodgers Take Both Battles from Braves
- Ray Caldwell Hurls Yanks to Two Wins
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- Williams Winner in the Fifteenth
- Schupp Loses his First of Season
- Walton Cruise Goes to Top of National
- Cards Hammer Ball; Beat Reds Easily
- Pirates Lose Two to Mitchell's Cubs
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- U. S. Regulars will Show War Methods
- Arrange for Tour of South America
- Notice to Creditors
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-06-24 | Page 64 | "Mayo of the Marine" One Hundred per Cent American and One Hundred per Cent. Fighter
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-06-24 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| 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/s6b862f9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6b862f9 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | "Mayo of the Marine" One Hundred per Cent American and One Hundred per Cent. Fighter |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-06-24 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 64 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6b862f9/14816079 |