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- U-Boat Sinks U. S. Destroyer; 64 Offices and Men Killed
- Teutons Put Forth Maximum Efforts
- Yaquis Torture and Slay 6 Americans
- Tug Founders with all Hands on Board
- Ecuador Condemns Course of Germany
- Rush to Enlist all over the Country
- Defer Prohibition until after War
- Mother is Killed as Daughter Fires
- 4000 Dead is Latest Halifax Estimate
- Leaders Pay Tribute to the Heroic French
- General Strike Called
- Charge Dismissed
- Seven Drowned on Big Sand Dredge
- Finland may Vote to Become Republic
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- Gemans Being Pelted as they Move Forward
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- Mexicans Get Ammunition
- 2 Attempts Made to Destroy Little Fighting Vessel
- Bagley Engaged to Marry Colusa, California, Girl
- "The Masses" has Ceased Publication
- Idaho People Urged to Eat White Fish
- British Army is Comfortable in Enemy Trenches
- Americans Leave Jerusalem
- Artillery Fighting
- Aerial Battle High in Air over Swiss Territory
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- Date is Announced for Canadian Draft
- Utah Coal Prices may be Allowed
- Message is Lauded by Foreign Powers
- Famus Elk Editor Dies at Minneapolis
- May Enroll Boys for Work on Farms
- Rail Problem Expected to be Settled Soon
- Three Alien Enemies to be Interned Here
- Department Begins Austrian Roundup
- Engineer Students Exempt from Draft
- Decline to Reopen Alaska Rate Case
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- Dealers in Coal must Co-Operate
- Musician is Arrested
- Pershing Reports Additional Deaths
- Delay Hearings on Tax Inequalities
- Three Pacifists Sentenced to Jail
- Warehouse of Army Destroyed by Fire
- Snowfalls Insure Ample Crop Yield
- Bandits Rob Bank and Flee in Auto
- Animal Industry Bureau Head Dies
- Revolution Begins in Portugal Cities
- Salt Laker Found Delirious in Streets
- Local News
- War Time Dinner of the Gridiron Club
- Not This Fred Wagstaff
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- Utah Millers Need Bigger Wheat Supply
- Navy Department to Tag Binoculars
- Argue for New Motion
- Morphine User Fined 100
- Ball Steam Shovel at Work
- Yesterday's Enlistments
- Food Control to Cut Enormous Profits
- Count Luxburg Home
- McIntosh to be Speaker
- Naval Guard Last to Leave his Ship
- Seventy Bandits Killed in Battle
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- Utahn Assigned to Camp Fremont for New Duties
- Milton L. Sevy Dies from Skull Injury
- Coasting Rules are Made by Warden
- Norwegians to Give Christmas Dance
- Christian Endeavor Officials Elected
- Wherry to Attend Meeting at Capital
- Sergeant Kearns is Home on Furlough
- Report Premature, O'Connor Declares
- Funeral of W. D. Wallace
- Weather Data
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- Tea Provides for Orphans in France
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- Marriage Licenses
- Births
- Real Estate Transfers
- Court Calendar
- New Suits Filed
- School to Present Vaudeville Show
- Given Divorce on Non-Support Ground
- Rees in Conference with Administrator
- Jordan River Dam is Basis of Suit
- Alexander Assigned to Duty
- Held on Liquor Complaint
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- Manufacturers and Farmers in Accord
- Not Guilty, is Plea of Frank G. Berry
- Manufacturers are to Meet in Ogden
- Ogden Red Cross is to Ship More Boxes
- $10 a Ton to be Sought for Beets
- Weber County Cow may Havy Rabies
- Plans for Holding Election are Made
- Country People are to Aid War Funds
- Ogden Woman is Accidentally Shot
- Christmas Mailing Being Done Early
- Governor is Guest at Annual Dinner
- Date of Trial Fixed
- Students Buy Many Seals
- Mrs. John O. Arends Dies
- All Relatives Invited
- To be Buried Today
- Funeral Services Today
- Saturday Session Held
- Husband Seeks Divorce
- Exonerated by Jury
- More Brigham Boys are to Join Colors
- Pythian Sisters Select Officers
- Getting Ready for the Second Draft
- To be Witnesses in Damage Case
- Ordered Back into Service
- Arrested on Liquor Charge
- Planning Immense Irrigation Project
- Will Make a Drive for New Members
- Husband and Wife Answer Final Call
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- Tobacco Fund Goal of $3000 Reached
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- Levan Ridge Area will be Irrigated
- Unusual Demand for Small Coinage
- Dies of Diabetes
- United in Marriage
- Report Seeing Aircraft
- Tobacco Prices Soar
- Deputy Sheriffs Conduct a Raid
- Charged with Grand Larceny
- Men, not Machines, will Win Victory for Allies
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- To Talk on Alaska
- Samuel J. Hart Funeral Today
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- Prices in Germany Almost Prohibitive
- Delinquent Notice
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- Defense Council of Idaho Organized
- Belgian Steamer Sunk
- Potash Prospecting Receives Impetus
- Notice of the Pendency of Suit
- Camp Mes Halls Burn
- Three Hurt in Explosion
- Pocatello Woman is Found Dead in Home
- Opinion Given on Utility War Tax
- Knights Templar Elect
- Will Serve his Country
- St. Anthony Boys Rushing to Enlist
- In the District Court of The
- Goullet and Magin Win Six-Day Race
- Expects Sports to be Normal in 1918
- Hope for Sunday Ball in New York
- Big High for Johnson
- Lannin Wants to Sell
- Decision on Rates Favors Railroad
- Boost for Huggins
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- Delinquent Notice
- Assessment Notice
- Assessment Notice
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Funeral Notices
- Died
- Sheriff's Sale
- Special Stockholders' Meeting
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- Utahns are Praised for Patriotic Work
- Executioner's Hand Stayed in Case of John Barleycorn
- Sugar Saving Drive Begins this Week
- Utah Poultry Club to Give Exhibition
- Membership Drive to Begin Tomorrow
- Shipbuilders on Coast Need 100 Men
- Says Spouse Stole Her Two Children
- Officers Installed by Masonic Lodge
- Hooverized Helps for Housewives
- Services for Earl B. Hokanson
- Bogus Bearkillers Try to Palm off Billy Goat Steaks
- Rockwood Enters Air Service
- Neslen Funeral will be Held Tomorrow
- Deaths and Births for Week Decrease
- Chooses to Pay $30 Monthly Alimony
- Quits Practice to Assume Duties as Lieutenant
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- Plumbing Firm Goes into Bankruptcy
- S. P. Railroad is Fined $100
- May Develop Idaho Field
- Promotions Announced
- Discrimination Charged
- Bugles Announce Pay Day at Camp Kearny
- Draft Evaders are Being Checked Up
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- Expert Advice on Care of Casings
- 10,000 Skilled Motorists Wanted by Uncle Sam Aircraft and Truck Service Offer Rare Chance
- Storage Battery Care Made Plain
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- Carry Spare Ignition Latch
- Don't Drive Your Car with Auto Horn
- Tribune Adds New Features for Motorists
- 400,000 Cars are Used for War Purposes
- Watch the Headlight Glasses
- Air Hose Trouble
- Ammonia and the Finish
- Welsh Recommends Permanent Roads
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- Motor Cars are Needed to Win War
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- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Auto Shortage for 1918 is a Myth
- Sharman Auto Co. has Three Homes
- New Outlet Found for all Used Cars
- Accessory Men Give Delightful Party
- Firestone Adopts New Wheel Policy
- In the District Court, Probate
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- Daring Motorists Cross the Sierras
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- Paint your Auto in Military Style
- National Autos are Economists
- New Olds Sales Force Organized
- P. A. Sorensen Takes over Smith Trucks
- Cold Snap Service for Battery Users
- Kissel Sedans are Ideal for Winter
- Sun Motor Sales Co. Offers Used Cars
- Dividend Notice Dividend No. 3 Bingham Mines Company
- Lincoln Garage Gets Moon Agency
- Anti-Freeze Solutions
- Rim will not Fit
- Daniels Aids Red Cross
- State Adds Another White Good Roads Truck to its Fleet
- Kisselkar Breaks Mt. Diablo Record
- Services for J. B. Fitzsimmens
- Road Fund Amplified
- Creeping Rims
- Evanston Dealer Takes on Maxwell
- President Refuses Pardon
- Gas Tanks are doing their "Bit"
- Marmon Sales Manager Here
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- German Situation Franklyn Discussed
- Food Conditions go from Bad to Worse
- Book Written on Lessons from War
- All-German Press Attacks New Party
- General Petain is Modest
- German Airman Weds
- Colonial Army is Urged for Germany
- Beersheba is Taken by British Forces
- French use German Dyes
- Explorer is Gratified
- Footballs for Soldiers
- German Newspaper is Intensely Bitter
- Opening of Private Mail is Defended
- Tomb is Offered to Kaiser Made by a Noted Sculptor
- Pays High Tribute to Russian Women
- Labor Party Drafts a New Constitution
- Meet Unusual Death
- Lady Edith Winn is doing Her 'Bit'
- Great Britain may Form Air Ministry
- Futher Evidence of German Atrocities
- Jam is Exceedingly Popular in France
- New Party Programme
- How Name Criginated
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- America's Copper is Great Aid in War
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- Corn Prices Take Another Tumble
- Stock Exchange Dealings Smallest Total of Year
- New Oil Shale Reef Discovered in Utah
- Much Talk about Price Fixing Matter
- Alta Consolidated Ships Second Car
- Stumpf Goes to Kemmerer
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Local Quotations by J. A. Hogle & Co.
- Chicago
- Omaha
- Kansas City
- New York Money
- Chicago Produce
- New York Grain
- Hay Quotations
- Coffee Futures
- Cotton Market
- Minneapolis Grain
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- New York Produce
- Closing Stock List
- New York Bonds
- Ore Releases
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- Scheelite Found in Frankie Mine
- $500 Ore Shipped from Emma Mine
- Berry Elected to Provo Mine Board
- Shingle Visits Empire Copper
- Gold Top Installs 30-Ton Ball Mill
- Oil Fields Please Idaho Capitalist
- New Find Made at Nixon-Nevada
- Tintic District Expects Big Year
- Dividend may be Passed by Cardiff
- Lehi-Tintic Ore has Better Showing
- Aladdin Gushing for Third Time
- Lead Producers will be Heard
- Funeral of Mrs. Wallace
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- Celery Thrives on Utah Peat Bogs
- Auto Truck Road is New Invention
- Ministerial Union Plans Programme
- Scarcity of Good Homes Threatens
- Salt Lake Sunday Church Services
- Jensen Plant in Process of Erection
- Township Plats Filed
- Claude Stocker Wanted
- Bond Quotations by J. A. Hogle & Co.
- Bettilyon Satisfied over Future Outlook
- Actual Condition of Banks is Shown
- 'Safety Banners' go to 3 S. P. Divisions
- New Set of Rules Governs "Jitneys"
- Resources of the Reserve Banks
- Syndicate Sinks in Low-Grade Ore
- Globe Ore Showing Grows Better Daily
- Pleads not Guilty
- New Books for Library
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- Utah Artillery Champs Besieged with Demands for More Grid Battles
- Mrs. Hen Peck Happy Woman Six-Day Rae is a Blessing
- Valley will Allow Freshmen to Play
- Heningan Defends 10-Mile Run Title
- College Mat Bouts Booked for March
- Collin's Great Record
- Coach or No Coach, "U" Basketeers will Begin Work at Once
- Aggie Hoop Tossers will be Contenders
- B. Y. U. to Give Opponents Tussle
- Sacramento is not Making Much Noise
- Lacrosse Players in Nation's Service
- Teddy Outspoken in Approval of Boxing
- Heinie Provides for Mother
- Football Game off; Players Join Army
- One-Round Hogan to Meet Danny O'Brien
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- Prejudice Against Ring Game Fast Disappearing; War is Helpful Factor
- Milford Athlete Saves Honor of Beehive State
- Open Indoor Bike Course December 23
- Doc Clough will Train the Cards
- Big League Chiefs to Meet Thursday
- American Also to have 154-Game Card
- Driscoll Picks an All-Western Eleven
- Utahns to Tackle Noted Marine Team on Christmas Day
- Billiard Match Arranged
- Tooele by Stage
- To Restore Title Meets for Tennis
- All-Iowa Collegians Defeat Camp Dodge
- College Athletics Fit Men for Army
- Newport Navy Boys Beat Boston Yard
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
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- Payson after 1918 State Grid Crown
- Utah Gridders Star on Camp Lewis Team
- Many Players will be Taken in Draft
- Panama is Alluring to Ring Promoters
- Special Uniform Required for Big Wisconsin Athlete
- New Timing Device Shows Ball's Speed
- Bouts for Soldiers
- Utah's Famous High Jumper Enlists for Aviation
- How Hendricks Lost Card Leader's Berth
- Record of Homers in World Series
- Giants Lose None in Military Draft
- Al Palzer's Father Gets 5-Year Term
- Football Results
- Jennings Plans to use Dressen at First
- Darcy's Sweetheart to Enter Convent
- Bobby Walthour is Seriously Injured
- Les Darcy Estate worth Only $9000
- Minors Want Pay for Drafted Men
- Aggies' Grid Plans for 1918 are Forming
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- Music
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- To Present Advanced Pupils in Recital
- David Reese Concert has been Postponed
- Children to Give Christmas Musicale
- Younger Pupils to Play in Recital
- Music for Services at Immanuel Baptist
- Pupils of Miss Jensen Heard in Recital
- Pupil of Eleven will Give Recital
- "Romeo and Juliet" Cast is Announced
- Music Programme at First Methodist
- Music Today at First Presbyterian
- Pupils of Miss Franks are to Play Saturday
- Miss Rachel Cannon in Recital Friday
- State Society
- Mt. Pleasant
- Logan
- Springville
- Greenriver
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-12-09 | Page 4 | Rail Problem Expected to be Settled Soon
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-12-09 |
| 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/s6th9dz2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6th9dz2 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Rail Problem Expected to be Settled Soon |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-12-09 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 4 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6th9dz2/14867461 |