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- Austrians to Learn Peace Terms Wednesday; Nation will be Stripped of Military Power
- [Illegible] Planes Put Back because of Bad Start
- Winnipeg Strike Paralyzes City
- Republicans Should Wind up Peace to Win in 1920
- Calt at $25,000 Sets New High Record in Price
- Fosdick to be League Official
- Big Demonstration Against Entente at Berlin is Led by Men Bearing Red Flags
- Would Oust Chief under Indictment
- Austrian Children Glad of U. S. Food
- Salt Lakes in New York
- Rule of Reds Scored by Lee
- Republicans to Trim Patronage
- Allied Officials Leave Budapest
- Big Surplus Reported
- Negro is Lynched
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- Delay may Follow Absence of Austrians
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- Rumania may Yet Withdraw from Peace Conference
- Livestock to Continue High
- Court Decision will Establish Precedent
- Austrians to Get Terms of Peace next Wednesday
- Germans Protest Boundary Changes in Lengthy Note
- Ebert Demands Drastic Changes in Peace Treaty
- Jugo-Slav Head and Americans Confer on Fiume
- Rome Newspaper Blames Sonnino in Adriatic Trouble
- German Premier Makes Plea to British People
- Harden Blames Germany for Blockade Trouble
- Council Refuses Request of Poles for Hun Warships
- German Protests Now Believed to be Propaganda
- Peace Prayers to be Offered by German Churches
- Japan Decides on Revision in Korea
- Ask Tsingtau's Return
- Pocatello Planning Big Feeding Plant
- Salmon is to have New Trust Company
- Pocatello to [Illegible] on School [Illegible]
- Bear Lake Soldier Back Form [Illegible]
- Company Ordered to Restore [Illegible]
- Austrians Unrestricted
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- Requirements Fixed for Superintendents
- Bazaars to Orient What Drawing-Rooms are to the Occident
- Keyes for Suffrage
- Poland Lauded for Stability
- Soldier Land Laws Planned
- Relief Purchases Halted
- Public Schools Best for Alien Children
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- Yankees must Pay for Wine
- Increase is Noted in Unemployment
- Dividend Declared
- Change Seats at $80,000
- Briton will Head Red Cross League
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- Society
- Refugee Garment Allotments Stop
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- Plans will be Made for Flower Contest
- Piano Company Opens Salesroom
- Dealers Invited to Discuss Safety Law
- Van Dyke Sends Thanks for Books
- Trip to France Open to S. A. T. C. Members
- Drug Company is Incorporated
- Danish Singer to Revisit Salt Lake
- Major Jorgenson Returns
- Farm Loans Available
- Surgical Chief Arrives
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- Page 8
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- Cadet Head Speaks for Preparedness
- Literature of War Subject of Meeting
- Pioneer Indian Fighter of Utah Dies at Rigby
- American Army to Quit Germany Soon
- Directors Choose Railroad Heads
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- Boys' and Girls' Club Makes Flying Start
- Alleged Passer of Bad Checks Held
- Wales would Rule Self, Says Alderman
- Captain Frank Evans and Wife are Home
- Fair Committee Meets
- May File Appeal
- Damage Suit Filed
- Norwegians to Celebrate
- Drug Violation Charged
- Eagles Arrange Social
- Play is Presented
- Students Hurt in Explosion
- Lehi Red Cross Proud of Record
- Murdered Woman Laid at Final Rest
- Smelter to Close; Strike is Cause
- Shippers of Pacific Coast Now United
- Sons of Veterans Vote Change in Name
- Six Drowned When Coal Barge Sinks
- I. W. W. Meeting [Illegible]
- Page 9
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- [Illegible] Flays League Draft
- Bribery Suspects to be Arraigned
- [Illegible] Restore Wives to Rights
- Strike Ties up Port
- Committee Action Approved
- Kolchak Takes City on Volga
- Officer Fails in Effort to Stop Great Dirigible
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- Balloon Equipped with Valves to Regulate Altitude
- Cleveland and Chicago Air Mail Service Started
- British Plan to Race America in Oversea Journey
- Aviator is Killed
- Page 10
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- Harrison Weds California Girl
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- Noske Troops Enter Leipzig
- Taxes in France Show Increase
- Premier Charged with Flunkeying
- Walsh Party's Visit Resented
- Fruit Valued at $150,820,000
- Supreme Court Fraud Charged
- Oil and Gas Rules Ordered Abolished
- Newberry to Take Oath Unopposed
- Armenian Hosts Face Extinction
- To Increase Capital
- Plan to Defraud U. S. is Charged
- Seeks Freedom from Asylum
- Americans Inspect Base at Bordeaux
- Dividends Curtailed
- Sought on Charge of Slaying Uncle
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- German Vessel Sails for U. S.
- Secretary Daniels Decorating Marines in Germany
- Idaho Woman Dies on Coast
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- Rumors Credit German Rising
- Idaho War Veterans will Get Together
- Deputy of Brazil to Probe Rumors
- Situation in Egypt Reported Improved
- Executive Obtains Soldiers' Release
- Nicholas G. Hock Dies
- Canada Studies Tariff Reform
- Women's Congress Denounces Treaty
- Heal Skin Diseases
- Troops may be Moved Speedily
- German Editor Fined for Disobeying Law
- Christian Science Case Answer Filed
- Geneal Crowder to Return to Labors
- Boise Waitress Dies from Slow Poison
- Cotton Growers of South to Organize
- Asks Pope's Aid
- Governor is Signing Big Batch of Bonds
- Federals Attacked by Mexican Rebels
- To Deal in Realty
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- sheely, Smith & Harper, Dealers in Coal and Candy
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- Beavers Beat Coyotes Again
- Orville York, 18, Best Pistol Shot
- Salt Lake Player Wins Bride Eddie Mulligan a Benedict
- Wild Heaves and Such
- Seraphs Leap on Bill Steen
- H. S. Athletes will Hold Tourney Today
- Young Beats Whit
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- Dundee Beats Whelan
- Seals Hammer Houck [Illegible]
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- Texas League
- Kilbane is Winner
- Turf Result and Entries
- Page 13
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- Extra Session Goes to Reds
- Wrestlers are Training Here
- Phillies Unable to Solve Adams
- Four Costly Errors Help Giants to Win
- 800 Ball Clubs in A. E. F. Competition
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- Granite Schools Hold Field Sports
- Aggies and Varsity to Meet at Logan
- World's Champs Win in Twelfth
- Athletics Again Held Scoreless
- Athletes from U. S. to Compete
- Yankees Aided and Abetted by Errors
- Senators Once More Downed by Indians
- Bank Call Issued
- Give Sanction for Dempsey-Willard Go
- School Games
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- Gift of $750,000 Made to Church
- Confectioners Least Helped by Dry Law
- Referendum Petition is Filed by [Illegible]
- Woman Acquitted of Murder Charge
- General Bliss is Guest at Coblenz
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- World's Silver Yield is 25 per Cent Short
- Trade on Exchange Unusually Brisk
- Pope-Shenon Mine Showing Rich Ore
- New York Curb Stocks
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- 100 Feet Ore Found in Tonopah Divide
- [Untitled]
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- Beaver County Mine Shows Development
- Untoward Money Situation Restrains Stock Buoyancy
- Report Good Strike at Eureka Lilly
- Boston Stock Quotations
- San Francisco Mining Stocks
- Standard Oil Stocks
- Boston Curb Close
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- Material Advance is Scored by Corn
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Utah Banks and Industrials
- Coffee Futures
- New York Money
- Metals
- Minneapolis Grain
- New York Produce
- Chicago Produce
- Omaha
- Chicago
- Kanses City
- Potato Market
- Kansas City Produce
- Liberty Bends
- Cotton Market
- London Money
- Sugar Market
- Notice to Contractors
- Notice to Contractors
- Notice
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- Viscount Ishil is Optimistic
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- Ruling Issued on Malt Liquor
- Chief Con. Mine Publishes Report
- Park City Output Lower for April
- Tintic Mines Ship 597 Cars in April
- Spelter Prices Fixed
- To Face Burglary Charge
- Shrine Rate Granted
- England Honors Martyr Nurse
- Army Training for all Urged
- Former Employee of Land Board Dies at Pasadena
- Cyclist Breaks Leg in Crash with Auto
- Jury Chosen in Ford Suit
- In the District Court of The
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- [Illegible] Casualties [Illegible] 286,044
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- [Illegible] Students' Ase is Reversed
- An is Freed on [Illegible] of Witness
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- Episcopalians end Annual Convocation
- Ogden Soldier has Important Position
- Additional Paving Districts Created
- Negro Assailant Plans Surrender
- To Address Graduates
- Ogden Livestock
- Agreement not Reached
- Liens are Forclosed
- Two Wives are Freed
- Suffers Broken Leg
- Arrested on Suspicion
- Suit Involves Great estate
- Amusements
- Major Tucker Awarded Cross
- Acquitted on Murder Charge
- F. P. Mogansen Dies
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- Weather Date
- Probate Ad Guardianship Notices
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- Marriage Licenses
- Real Estate Transfers
- New Suits Filed
- [Illegible] for Trying to [Illegible] Officer
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- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Notice to Contractors
- Assessment No. 6
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- Page 20
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- Three Appointments Made by Governor
- War Saving Drive Begins Poster Instills Patriotism
- Clawson Wins Prize for Magazine Name
- 'U' Delegates will Attend Convention
- Federal Men Hunt for Quart of Liquor
- Testifies on Assets of Merchants Bank
- Draft Offices Closed
- Haddock Summoned by Sugar Company
- Bingham Stage Line Permit is Granted
- Wounded Soldiers Arrive Here Today
- Utah Roses in High Favor with Cities on Coast
- Varsity Players to Appear Ion Comedy
- Orem Line Resumes Track Construction
- Democrats Make Young President
- Sentences Imposed on Counterfeiters
- Judges to be Sued for Court Records
- Action on Repair Plant Deferred
- Committees Meet
- Contract Awarded
- B. H. Roberts to Speak
- Many Conference Visitors will Travel by Automobile
- Man and Wife Hurt When Autos Collide
- Eleven Prisoners go to Leavenworth
- Park City Miners Meet with Owners
- Salt Lake Captain Back from [Illegible]
- Search for Liquor Subject of Ruling
- More Utah Men Home from Abroad
- Colonel Randol to Leave for France
- Mrs. L. F. Wetzel Granted Divorce
- [Untitled]
- Boosters Visit Ogden
- Psychologists to [Illegible]
- Soldiers' Board will Meet [Illegible]
Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-05-16 | Page 11 | German Editor Fined for Disobeying Law
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-05-16 |
| 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/s6th9z4x |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6th9z4x |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | German Editor Fined for Disobeying Law |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-05-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6th9z4x/15050911 |