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- Page 1
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- Debate on the Flood Bill in Senate
- Way is Cleared for Passage of the Naval Bill
- Kirby of Arkansas Becomes Excited
- Tokio Foreign Minister Derides German Plot
- Government is Preparing to Arm Steamers
- Action of Germany Bitterly Assailed
- Congressman Conry Dies in Washington
- German Arrested as Conspirator in Cuba
- Steamer Rochester is at Bordeaux
- U. S. Consular Agent Loses Civil Action
- President Undecided as to Place of Oath
- Salt Lakers in New York
- Many Passengers Await Arming of American Liners
- Senator-Elect King Visits U. S. Capitol
- Federal Judge Bill Defeated in House
- Naval Recruiting Shows Big Gains
- Page 2
- Food Shortage not a Reality, Says Houston
- Three Men Charged with Being Spies
- British Make Further Gain on the Ancre
- Bandits Avenge the Death of Comrade
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- Remorse Slays King Stephen's Skipper
- Accuses American of Tax Frauds
- Extends [Illegible]
- Wilson Signs Two Bills
- To Die in Chair
- Germans Sustain Heavy Losses in Surprise Attack
- Turks Continue their Retreat as British Advance
- More Progress Made by British Along the Ancre
- News Print Jobbers Asked to Cut Price
- Local News
- Boycott on Two Articles of Food Reduces Prices
- Bone-Dry Measure Now up to Wilson
- The Quinine that does not Affect Head
- Battle in Progress
- Field Marshal Congratulated by King George
- Germans Claim Sharp Repulse of the British
- Ask Wilson to Veto Bill
- Merchantmen Sinks German Submarine
- Local News
- Page 3
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- Four Victims of Raider Safe at Copenhagen
- Fokker Predicts Air Traffic after War
- Germany to Release a Americans March 7
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- Argentine Comment
- British Papers Draw Moral from the Disclosures
- Chilean View
- German Condemns Note
- Commends Wilson
- "Black Hypocrisy."
- German Radio Stations Found on Mexican Coast
- Page 4
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- China to Enter War if Entente will be Fair
- Utah Camera Club to Hold Exhibition
- [Untitled]
- Services Held for Charles D. Costigan
- Period of Grace for Ships Expires
- Want Cigarettes Abolished Here
- Plans to Conserve Utah's Food Supply
- Many Want Spears Infant
- Flag Desecrators Placed on Trial
- New Suits Filed
- To Present Three Plays
- To Face Burglary Charge
- Miss Griffiths to go East
- Ask Governor to Retain Hinckley
- Oregon will Join in Big Celebration
- Demurrer Filed in Estate Case
- Rulon S. Wells Indorsed
- Dies Alone in Cabin
- Band Gives Collect at Capitol
- Will be Guests of Govenor
- To Begin Assessing Monday
- Payment Authorized
- Legislators to Dine with the Governor
- Trades Union Joins Sympathetic Strike
- Board Approves Prize Pig Raising
- Railway Congestion Reported Relieved
- Page 5
- Page 6
- Page 7
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- Nation is Back of Vocational Training
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- Many Applications for Water Filed
- Conservation Board Issues Preamble
- Mrs. Alma J. Abbott Dies at Farmington
- Bamberger Signs Six State Laws
- Trolley System to Better its Service
- Finds Purse; Gives it Police; Owner Glad
- Dental Measure is Passed by House
- Sunday Service for Mrs. Susie M. Sims
- Unescorted Women Warned from Cafes
- Brother Killed in War
- Protest Against Film
- Plans to use Lots to Grow Eatables
- West High Actors Present War Play
- Speaks on Single Tax
- Charges Dismissed
- City Pay Roll Approved
- Provides New Jury Room
- Scouts to Amuse Hospital Patients
- Page 8
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- White Pine Taxes may Remain Same
- Will Enact New Compensation Bill
- Farmers' Roundup is Well Attended
- [Untitled]
- To Name Superintendent
- B. Y. U. Debaters Defeat Nevada
- Roberts Infant Dies
- Provo Elks Elect Officers
- Orders Mining Stock Returned
- Malad Planning Municipal Building
- Suggestions Given by Horticulturist
- Linemen and Horses Break through Ice
- Gerard Paid High Price for his Eggs
- Measles Epidemic Causes Quarantine
- Institute Opens at Draper Today
- Pocatello is Great Recruiting Station
- Ogden Municipal Band Reorganized
- Tintic Towns Want a Separate Stake
- Many Sheep Die of Rabies
- To Help Solve Food Problem
- Plans Heating Plant
- Statement Gives Loss of Revenue
- Merchant Shipping Loses Ten per Cent
- Guard Leaves for Home
- Eureka Saloon Robbed
- Marshal Resigns Office
- Lawrence Funeral Sunday
- Joseph Charington Dies
- Pleads not Guilty
- To Borrow $10,000
- Farmers' Club Meets
- M'Gill Man Sent to State Asylum
- Amusements
- Money for Denmark
- Banquet Held by Barristers' Club
- Eminent Churchman is Dead at Bancroft
- Must come Back to Face Charges
- Expert Says Thaw is Perfectly Sane
- Hetty Green not a New Jersey Citizen
- Five Young Men Rob Iowa Woman of $1000
- Baby Girl Welcomed
- Merchants' License Case Complicated
- Page 9
- [Untitled]
- Senate Lukewarm on Income Tax Bill
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- Appeal to Farmers to Sign Contracts
- One Crop Treads on Other's Heels
- Day's Work in the Legislature
- Primary Children Give Drills
- McNair Hearing Continued
- Gets 30 Days for Carrying Weapon
- Municipal Market Committee to Meet
- Middleton Made Superintendent
- Pan-Hellenists to Banquet
- Native of Denmark Dies in Wilford
- To Start Work on Hinckley Drainage
- Advertising Agent Accused of Fraud
- Auto Costs to be Added to Salaries
- Police Court Busy
- Bishop C. W. Nibley Going to Oregon
- Orange Day Booklet Received
- Page 10
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- Expect Brief Soon to Sign 1917 Contract
- Schalk Optimistic
- First Base Place Worries M'Credie
- Cubs Beat Seraphs in First Ball Game
- Rath, Tobin, Ryan, Shinn Join Saints
- [Untitled]
- New Jump Record
- L. D. S. U. Swimmers to Meet the Aggies
- Three More Report to Oakland Chief
- Seals have Easy Day in Sacrament to Camp
- Two More Cut from Firebrand's String
- No. 2 Cubs Beaten
- Isbell Buys First Baseman
- Somers Again O. K.
- Cub Catcher Hurt
- No-Hit Hughes Signs
- Whitman Puts Foot down on Darcy Battle
- Bowling
- Mycoloff is Winner over Bill Jordan
- Saints Win Title of Local Division
- Dogs in Condition for Sunday's Race
- Jones will Wrestle Young Cutler Again
- Take your Pick
- Governor Vetoes Bill
- Plea for Darcy
- Gibbons may Substitute
- Coulon is Ambitions
- Page 11
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- Grantsville Beats Murray Two Points
- University Quint Play Aggies Tonight
- B. A. C. Successful in Game with Dixie
- Brigham City may Win Title Tonight
- Big College Meet Tonight
- Lehi will Try to Beat Springville
- Pocatello to have New Basket Series
- Commercial League to Finish First Half
- Weber Academy Ends Season with a Win
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Al Young is Winner over Young Gilbert
- Norgren Invited to go to Chicago
- Western Arms Wins
- Kaysville Scouts Win
- To Ask Stakes to Help Exposition
- Beels Seeks Bout with Henry Jones
- Wants Police to Help Find Watch
- Laundry Employee Whirled by Shaft
- Mrs. Monson Dies of Heart Leakage
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- In the District Court, Probate
- Silk Flag Presented
- Contagion Cases are on Decrease
- Pandering is Charged
- In the District Court, Probate
- Notice to Creditors
- Stockholders' Annual Meeting
- Notice to Creditors
- Married at Ogden
- Wife Asks for Divorce
- Wants Estate Probated
- Two Auditorships are Consolidated
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice to Creditors
- In the District Court, Probate
- Page 12
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- Deer Trail Mine is Coming Back
- Tone of Market Continues Strong
- Montana-Wyoming Oil Company Formed
- Davis-Daly will Develop Hibernia
- Wall Street Takes Fresh Courage as Crisis Impends
- Metal Market is Still Unchanged
- Outlook at Ferber Pleases Investors
- Big Increase in Tintic Shipments
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- Pack City Shipments
- New York Listed Quotations
- New York Money
- Sugar Market
- Boston Wool Market
- Kansas City
- Chicago
- Livestock Quotations
- Chicago Produce
- New York Produce
- Spring Trade Promising
- Cotton Market
- Local News
- Arizona Ray is Approaching Vein
- Boston Copper Range
- [Untitled]
- Ore Shipments Released
- Page 13
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- Board of Pardons to Consider Cases
- Boston Copper Quotations
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- Miller Hill is Growing Better
- Park City Mines Increase Wages
- Firemen and Police Interested in Bill
- Coffee Futures
- Nevadas Quoted in San Francisco
- Marine Corps will Maintain Standard
- Original Bannack has New Strike
- Eureka Bullion is Showing up Well
- Cases Submitted in Supreme Court
- Weather Data
- Tracy Y. Cannon on Board
- Injured in Mine
- Extension Measure Approved by House
- Hogs Reach $13.35
- Flax, Oats and Rye
- Prince Con. Ready to Pay Dividend
- Evaporated Fruits
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- Page 15
- Page 16
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- Unions Vote down Strike Resolution
- Inheritance Tax Bill Corrected by House
- Parade and Reception for Returning Utah Squadron
- Army Units may be Organized at Camp
- Accept Resignation of Mrs. Dell Young
- Services for Charles H. Holm
- New System Being Brought to Bear
- Thinks President can Handle Case
- Former Register of Land Office is Dead
- Says Hydrophobia is Spreading Fast
- Two-Year-Old Boy in Hamlet Role
- Salt Lake Wireless Test is Successful
- To Preach Sunday
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- Coal Driver Held for Petty Larceny
- Divorce Granted
- Chinese and White Woman are Held
- Record for Postal Savings on Deposit
- Utilities Body is Nearly Completed
- Alleges Alienation and Asks $10,000
Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-03-03 | Page 13 | Marine Corps will Maintain Standard
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-03-03 |
| 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/s6wd4sth |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6wd4sth |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Marine Corps will Maintain Standard |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-03-03 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 13 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6wd4sth/14800372 |