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- Page 1
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- 7 Billions Asked for Army by Baker
- For Hun Navy to Venture in Open Would be Suicide
- Nature of Aircraft Probe is Outlined
- Arid Lands of West to be Given Heroes
- Huns Lose Heavily in Raids by British
- American Airmen Join French Bombing Raids
- July 4 Will be Greatest Day in Launching Ships
- Committee Will Probe Red Cross Subscriptions
- Teuton Rule in Bohemia Declared at Hand
- Wisconsin Tornado Causes Death of 8
- Peace Delegation Will Go to Kiev
- Fairbanks Reported Slightly Improved
- Issue Flood Warnings
- Idlers Must Join Army or Get Work
- Enemy Wishes to End War According to Ruler of Turkey
- Eight Batteries of Foe Silenced by Americans
- Copper Operators Ask That Price be Raised to 30 Cents
- Drop Tons of Bombs on Mannheim Town
- Lies Seven Hours Wounded at Sea on Plane; Recovering
- Man Who Sought to Liberate Aliens at Ft. Douglas Nabbed
- Food Supply to Occupied France is Now Assured
- Page 2
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- Protection of Siberia by Allies Proposed
- Twenty Vessels Are Caught in Alaska Ice Pack
- Highly Paid Rail Heads Will Disappear
- President Will Dispatch Special Message to Italy
- Billion and Half for Navy is Approved
- Wins Thirty-Sixth Battle; Gets Cross
- New York's Total is Now $11,358,457
- Camp Amusements on Sunday Tabooed
- Petroleum Firm Formed
- Russians Seek to Leave U. S. for War
- Declares Rifle Story is Myth
- 20 Negroes Held for Court Martial
- Long Marches for Troops Now at Kearny
- Yanks Proud as Line Lengthens
- Bolshevik Sailors Sentenced to Jail
- Chance for Enlisted Men
- Abolish Poverty is Social Workers' Aim
- Government Will Mobilize Idle Men
- Plenty of Tobacco Assured Soldiers
- Treatment of War Prisoners is Told
- Will Decide Today on Passage of Revenue Bill
- Sofia to Hold Three Kings
- Arcanum is Through
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- Page 3
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- Utah's Total at Noon Reported to be $307,000
- Junion Marine Band Will be in Parade
- Gives Son and Self to Cause
- Red Cross Stations and Shelters in France Boon to Weary Pollus
- Red Cross Takes Hot Drinks into Front Trenches
- Utah Plans to Celebrate 'over the Top' Red Cross Mass Meeting Will be Held
- Goes as Instructor
- Will Give Recital
- Takes Aviation Course
- Brigham City to Remodel School
- L D. S. Educators Plan Convention
- Receive Bids for U. Training School
- Monticello Plans School
- Corporations Are Called upon to Help Red Cross
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- Two Southwest States Go over Top in Drive
- Page 4
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- Practical Points in Fighting Are Told
- Organizes Polish Gray Samaritans
- Tribute to Italy Will be Paid by City
- Crucial Stage in War Gardening is Reached
- Attacks Award [Illegible] State Industrial Commission
- Society
- [Untitled]
- Merits of Pavement Are Told to Board
- Taos Art Collection Attracting Attention
- Friends Honor Poole
- Choose Utah Men for next Training Camp
- President Smith is Reported Improving
- Will Entertain Class
- Iron County Stage Men in Dispute
- Funerals
- Lecturer Gets Call to Salt Lake Pulpit
- Students Will Give Program of Playlets
- Thousand Utah Men Mobilizing
- Injured Same Way for Sixth Time
- Quarters Are Opened Abroad for Students
- Police Kill Negro; Mob Storms Jail
- Daniels Still Has Hopes for Cyclops
- Declares Mead Said Huns Financed Reds
- April Shipping Loss Totals 305,102 Tons
- Russian Armistice Further Extended
- Red Cross Will Get Receipts of Cafe
- Believe Mill Fire Work of Incendiary
- Deaths
- Amusements
- Business Men of China File Protest
- [Untitled]
- Page 5
- [Untitled]
- Betters Tell How I. W. W. Dodged Conscription
- Touching Tribute Paid Lufbery by French
- Tornado's Toll Exceeds Twenty
- [Illegible] National Guard Captain Given 40 Years
- Aid on London Costs 44 Lives and 179 Injured
- [Illegible] Adopts Compulsory Labor
- Grace Lusk Tells Life Story on Witness Stand
- Progress Lacking in Prager Case
- Sinn Feiners and Nationalists Separating
- Expect Action Soon on Wage Increase
- Bad Roads Compel Postponing Trip
- Marriage Licenses
- War Pension Bill Made More Liberal
- Choose Men to Run Railroads
- [Untitled]
- Austrians Planning Blow at Italy
- Stokes Case Will Go to Jury at Noon
- Union Oil to Start at Once
- Lumbermen Name Officers
- Senator James Improving
- Officer Dry Resolution
- State AIDS Farmers
- Page 6
- Page 7
- [Untitled]
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- First Defeat of Year Registered Against Dubuc by Sacramento
- American League
- Chech Loses Poise Goat and Game in Fifth
- National League
- Counsel Attempts to Defend La Follette
- Swimmers Qualify for Big A. A. U. Meet For Big A. A. U. Meet
- Tennis Executives to Meet July 4
- Coast League
- St. Louis Directors to Bolster Line-Up
- Rifle Leveled, but Then Ladder Falls
- I. W. W. Denounced by Arizona House
- Near Beer Makers Striking in Omaha
- Three Men Lost as U. S. Tanker Sinks
- Would Pool Allied Shipping after War
- [Untitled]
- Lutherans to Hold Services in English
- Warns Youths Who Are Far from Home They Must Register
- Bone Dry Zone Law of Texas Affirmed
- Ripley May Head Railroad Board
- Entente Allied Subjects Leave Russian Domain
- Seals Differ with Frary, but Wins Nevertheless
- [Untitled]
- Danish Mission Here
- Ask Sixty Millions
- Page 8
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- Italy's Defense is Praised by British
- Though Gassed by Germans, These Women Ambulance Drivers Can Still Smile
- Americans Remain at Post Although Gassed by Huns
- Reduction in Price of Coal is Proposed
- Baltimore Man is Killed in Seaplane
- German Fliers Kill Women and Babes
- Twenty Hun Planes Are Brought Down
- British Planes Drop Many Tons of Bombs
- Stone Ships to be Built in Australia
- Eleven Reasons Given on Behalf of Count Minotto
- Assign Many Reasons for German Halt
- Every Faction in Ireland Claims U. S. Support
- Bold Exploit is That Performed by Italian
- More than Half of Population Give to Red Cross Fund
- Two World Records in Riveting Gained by Coast Workers
- Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting of the Laclede Mining Company
- Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting of the Diamond ConSolidated Mining Company
- Photographers Shot
- Japanese Freight Steamer on Fire in North Pacific
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- Page 9
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- Notice of Special Stockholders' Meeting of the Homestake Mining & Milling Company
- Notice of Special Stockholders' Meeting of the Southern Queen Gold Mining Company
- Good Crop News is Blow to Corn Price
- Notice of Special Stockholders' Meeting of the West Morning Glory Mining Company
- Page 10
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- Confession in Whisky Case Bares Big Theft
- Ministers Call on Charges to Offer Prayers
- Kaolin Deposit to Bring Utah Great Wealth
- Million is Day's Savings Stamp Record
- Scientist at Internment Camp Gains Freedom
- German is Held for Alleged Disloyalty
- University Girl is Well Dressed on $79
- Aged Worker for Church is Called
- Mayor Will Name Recreation Board
- Students to Give Two Plays in Latin
- Government Issues Call for Experts
- Urges Sentries to Keep Bootleggers out of City
- It's Sunset Gun but it Does Not Fire at Sunset
- Typographers Choose New Chiefs for Year
- Twenty-Two Are Accepted for Army
- Committee to Take up Apointments
- Seventeenth Ward Plans Mass Meeting
- Fair Defendant is Absent When Her Case is Called
- New Teachers at "U" Named
- Blind Youth at Salt Lake Theatre
- Draftees Put through Paces Get Ready to Go 'over the Top' Gain Efficiency in Training
- Local Educator to Speak at Pittsburg
- Will Pick Poster Contest Winners
- Prominent Musician near Death's Door
- Y. M. C. A. Men Inspect Camp
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-05-23 | Page 5 | [Illegible] Adopts Compulsory Labor
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-05-23 |
| 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/s6rr3432 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rr3432 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | [Illegible] Adopts Compulsory Labor |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-05-23 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | ADOPTS COMPULSORY LABOR 5 By Associated Press Ore May In 2 22 An n An I I ree ce adopted ao h by the elt city council cf- cf I It lid today provides that all aU neatly a able allo hIe must work worl at some UI e- e oc The police aro arc author- author J to take a census of oC Idlers and the theN N J lei pal employment ment bureau is to be L q yi clearing house through which work 0 Jl 1 be provided for the workless I en of means who refuse to work ok al- al gl g. gli gh i able to do foO to so are arc amon among those t bed hed b by the ordinance It does not N to men on strike or those tempo tempo- ih y out of work because of labor trou- trou r Another provision exempts those thoe i arc are on ona a vacations 7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rr3432/10179057 |