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- Page 1
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- Allies Break Enemy's New Lines
- Miss Martin Files Petition
- Mackay Urges Men to Loyal Support
- British Shoot down 26 Enemy Machines
- Prussian Guardsmen Deceived by Chiefs
- Coast Flour Mill Prices are Fixed
- German Retreat to Vesle in Progress
- Americans Pushing forward in Center
- Red Cross Makes Appropriations
- Molony New Chief Justice for Ireland
- Villagers Burn Kaiser's Portrait
- Yankees with French Sweep Line Forward
- Force Huns Back at Many Points in Salient
- Where Fight of the Huns Continues
- Page 2
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- Cabinet Resigns
- German Army is Confronted by Unified Force
- Portuguese Bark Sunk by Submarine
- Will Raise Flour Ration
- Congressmen Feel Thrills of Pride
- Acme of Horror is Seen at Dormans
- Joffre Thanks the American Children
- Rumania to Drop Bratiano Affair
- Rioting is Frequent in the Ukraine
- Street Car Men are Given Wage Raise
- Imports for Year Show Big Increase
- Cliff House out of Business
- Depression Exists through Germany
- Dental Schools Classified
- Page 3
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- Clemenceau is Voted Confidence
- I. W. W. Poetry is Quoted at Trial
- May Return Gavin Receipts to Donors
- New York Post Changes Control
- Suburban Bank near Los Angeles Robbed
- New York Post Changes Control
- Trouble is Brewing in Central Powers
- Begins Crusade on Resorts
- American Dash Turning Point Against Enemy
- Contracts for New Vessels
- Sick and Wounded Brought to U. S.
- Rail Service has Senate Discussion
- Says Yankees Lost Heavily
- Germans use New Gas Having White Flame and Smoke
- American More than Equal of the Hun Guard
- American Casualties
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- Nevada Seeks Contractors
- Teachers' Training Theme of Meeting
- Seven More Enroll in Nurses' Reserve
- Buys Property for Investment
- Many Features on Realtor's Program
- Declares America Owes Japan Debt
- List of Insurance Agents Prepared
- Society
- Reese Home on Furlough
- Salt Lakers off to Yellowstone
- Sugar Regulations are Misconstrued
- Special Rates for Fair are Assured
- Oaths in Presence of Children Costly
- Snake River Valley Crops are Excellent
- Camera Club on Hike Today
- Became Thing and Weak from Lack of Blood
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- Page 8
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- Dog Tax Gathering Contract Renews
- German Plotters Caught in New York
- Senator King may Journey to Russia
- War Plans before Commercial Club
- Member Banks will Make Full Reports
- Salt Lake Man on Complaint Board
- Short Bench Term Fails to Attract
- Ferguson Borrowed of Texas Brewers
- Marine Scouts to Enjoy Camp Soon
- 451,000 Laborers Government Need
- Typhoid Epidemic in Bulgaris
- Accused of Embezzlement
- Tennessee Governor Leads Senate Race
- Campaign to Check Rapacious Lawyers
- Belgian Army Still Potent Factor in War
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- Gooding Becomes Candidate
- Seeking Ruling O Draftee Enlistment
- Clerk's Resignation Presented
- Field Day Plans are Completed
- Democrats Approve County Candidates
- Americans Make Progress
- Pershing Tells of Hun Repulse Along the Ourcq
- Germans Attempt an Offensive on American Front
- Huns Believed to have Planned Further Retreat
- Houghton Safe in France
- Weekly Health Report
- Parson Simpkin on Brief Visit Home
- Says America Should Agree with England
- Cotton Forecast Shows Decrease
- Forty-Five Hun Divisions
- Austrian Report
- Immense Booty Captured
- Austrian Generals Dismissed
- Americans Retake Posts Yielded to the Germans
- Brisk Fighting in Italy
- French Beat Back Teuton Assault in Bligny Region
- Italian Airmen Bring down 11n Enemy Planes
- Germans Claim Repulse of the Allied Forces
- Allies Deliver New Stroe over Ten-Mile Front
- British Capture 4503 Prisoners in Month of July
- Fresh Reserves of Allied Army Outnumber Huns
- Allies Fighting a Severe Battle North of Ourcq
- Germans to Begin an Offensive in Northern Russia
- Moscow Regime Threatens Murder by the Wholesale
- Feeling in Russia Bitter Against Conquering Huns
- Allied Envoys Quit Vologda for Murmansk
- Russ to Lose More
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- Fleer Contract Let
- Dixon H. Greer Buried
- Amusements
- Tooele Man with Pershing's Forces on West Front
- Salt Laker Pays Bootlegger Fine
- Panama Doubles its Savings Stamps
- Real Estate Transfers
- Births
- Marriage Licenses
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- Fismes, French City Pronounced 'Feem' over There
- Leland Nelson Visiting Here with Parents
- Mutuals Meet Tuesday
- Short Line Rates Puzzle Commission
- Goes to Artillery Band
- Will Put Stop to Incendiary Fires
- Dividend Paid by Red Cross Shop
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- Yesterday's Enlistments
- Page 11
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- Treasury Disbursements
- Kaiser Says He is not Afraid of Americans
- No Business Transacted
- Great Britain Puts 7,000,000 Men in War
- M'cune, Jr., Named in Alienation Suit
- Men over Draft Age not to be Released
- Compulsory Service
- King George Host to U. S. Solons
- Treasury to Extend Credit to Farmers
- Allies are Urged to Conserve Food
- Value of Estate Dwindles
- Strikers Vote to Return to Work
- Next Loan to be Less than $6,000,000,000
- Law Asks Commons for Big War Credit
- Scotch Bagpipe Artist to Appear at Saltair Band Concerts Sunday
- More Telegraphers Discharged by W. U.
- Commissions Won by Five Utah Men
- Ryan Praises Work of Logging Camps
- Vanderbilt to Lead Brigade to Europe
- Steps Taken to Meet Shortage of War Workers
- Labor Board Grants Workers' Demands
- Page 12
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- George B. Dryden Elected President
- Pigman Funeral Today
- M'mullin's Homer Wins for Chicago
- Close Battle Goes to League Leaders
- Perry Lets Indians down without Run
- Caldwell Gives Tigers but Two Scattered Hits
- To Attend Dental Convention
- John Ellison Dies after Long Illness
- Valentine is Day's Winner at Columbus
- Pioneer of 1853 Dies at Manti
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Browns will Vote to Close in August
- Cards and Phillies Split Double Bill
- Toney Loses First Game for New York
- Jack Coombs Hands Dodgers a Shutout
- Pirates come out on Top in Twenty-Firest
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- New Suits Filed
- Two Brothers in Service; One is at French Front
- Weather Data
- Threshing Prices are Agreed Upon
- Mrs. Buckmiller's will is Contested
- Clark Named Superintendent
- Colored Draftees go to Camp Lewis
- Cottle Funeral Today
- Water Regulations Issued
- Simpson is Fined for Bootlegging
- War Hero is Well Known in Business
- Service for Mrs. Spargo
- Railroad Damage Suit is Remanded
- To Buy Auto for Recruiting Office
- Ogden me Invent Airplane Both Enlist in Marine Corps
- Twenty Men Enlisted
- First Aid Classes will be Organized
- Twenty-Five Join Red Cross Reserve
- Referee Nebeker Hears Testimony
- Politics to Take Secondary Place
- Page 14
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- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Delinquent Notice
- Notice of Assessment
- Delinquent Notice
- Delinquent Notice
- Delinquent Notice
- Stock Market is Lethargic; Trading at Vanishing Point
- New York Money
- Evaporated Fruits
- Chicago Produce
- Cotton Market
- New York Produce
- New York Grain
- Omaha
- Kansas City
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Chicago
- Local Quotations
- Closing Stock List
- New York Bonds
- Adverse Crop News Sends Prices Up
- Boston Curb Close
- New York Listed Stocks
- Tone of Market is Still Depressed
- Ore Shipments Released
- Coffee Futures
- Boston Stock Quotations
- Petition must be Filed in August
- Standard Oil Stocks
- President Packard Inspects Properties
- Deep Sump in the Grandma Shaft
- Walker's President Entirely Satisfied
- Lucky Boy Mine may be Reopened
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- Order of Notice Thereon
- United States District Court
- New York Bond Quotations
- San Francisco Mining Stocks
- New York Curb Stocks
- Woolen Mills are to Partly Resume
- Brothers Enjoy Work and Play on French Front
- Sails for France
- Tooele Boys doing their Bit for Uncle Sam
- Ogden Livestock
- Oil Exchange Quotations
- Saving Fruit Pits
- Carbon Countian in Aviation Unit at Eastern Camp
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- Page 18
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- Police are Seeking Man from India
- Pioneer Salt Lake Resident is [Illegible]
- Many Non-Coms, [Illegible] on Promotion List
- Examinations Show Cases of Glanders
- Thatcher Syndicate Increase its Stock
- School Playground Space is Lacking
- Wife Asks Divorce of Ralph A. Badger
- Recruiting Officer Given Promotion
- To Watch Cattle Malady
- Capital Stock to Undergo Scrutiny
- Good Record Made in Highway Work
- Uses Two Decks in Transporting Hogs
- War Prison Inmates See Mystery Plane
- Armstrong Resigns from State Senate
- Utah Detachment Guests of Women
- A. J. Bird Head S Rabbit Fanciers
- Parmley is Named Inspector of Coal
- Child Labor Policy of Government Told
- Bamberger's Coal Drivers out Today
- Total of $1,0902,972 in State Treasury
- To Confer with Schwab
- Republicans Fix Date of Primaries
- liquor Enters City; Deputy Loses Place
- Closing Regulations Rescinded by Board
- Order is Given for Liquor Destruction
- Mining Accidents Decrease
- Swansons Observe Silver Anniversary
- Says Vigilance Best Safeguard for Car
- Urges Co-Operation to Train Mechanics
- Tyng Sells Aztec Block for $60,000
- East High Student's Funeral is Held
- Major Williams is Building Hospitals
Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-08-02 | Page 12 | [Untitled]
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-08-02 |
| 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/s6hd965f |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6hd965f |
Page Metadata
| Type | unclassified |
| Date | 1918-08-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 12 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6hd965f/14961473 |