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- Fire Sweeps Great War Plant at St. Louis
- U. S. Forces Put out 12,000 Huns
- Rejects $3,500,000 Ogden Inventor is Loyal Takes Only a Million
- Warmer Weather in U. S. Prediction
- [Illegible] of Powder Ahead of Schedule
- Greeks Take 1800 Prisoners of War
- California Will Provide 6000 Men
- Every Bridgehead of Famous River Held in Allied Hands
- Chokes Teulon Officer as He Falls in Death
- 27 Hun Planes British Victims During Friday
- Mass Murders by Turks Places at Door of Germany
- Charge Standard Oil Employe is Spy of Germans
- Vesuvius is Reported Again to be Erupting
- Pledge Mooney Support
- German Age is Wounded
- Heads Q. M. Clothing Division
- Pays on Russian Bonds
- [Illegible] Lawmakers Adjourn
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- Hun Language in Schools of State Doomed
- Appeals to Teachers for Help in War
- Mrs. Alice T. Neilsen Dies at Residence
- Postpone Hearing on Freight Rates
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- "U of U" 1918 Clas Completes Course Baccalaureate Sermon This Evening 188 Will Receive Degrees Tomorrow
- State Highway Workmen Strike for Higher Pay
- Two Firs Cause Damage of $50
- Aged Man Struck by Automobile
- Fears of Wool Shortage Are Held to be Needless
- 200 Magna Greeks Go out on Strike
- Balgian Relief Worker to Speak
- Child Life of State Will be Well Guarded
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- Walter Henry Mccredie, What possessed You to Lift That Suspension?
- Tom Milton Wins Harkness Trophy with Average of Nearly 103 Miles
- Was Funny as it Looks
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- Salt Lake is Still in Coast Race
- Tigers Grab Their First Victory of the Week
- Creed Haymond Star in College Meet at Penn
- Brown's Southpaw Slants Puzzle Sacramento
- See Who's Here
- Favorite Winner in $12,000 Race
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- [Illegible] of Power Losses and the Remedy in Each Case Explained
- Gates Half Sole Tires Offer Motorists Great Opportunity to Practice Economy
- [Illegible] Increasing [Illegible] Trucks Rapidly
- [Illegible] a the Radiator Hose
- "Drive Your Own Car," is Appeal Made to People Who Have Autos
- Suburban Trucks Cover Five Routes
- Felony to Tamper with Car in Texas
- Traffic Cops Will Meet at Oakland
- Straighten Wheels When Starting Up
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- Review of the Week in Finance and Trade
- Dixie Refinery to be in Operation in 2 Weeks
- Patriotism in West is Seen by Head of Tonopah Belmont
- All in Readiness for Drilling Operations
- Complaint Against Trading Methods
- Contract Awarded for Excavation for Retort
- Strong Gas Flow Encountered in Uintah Basin
- Bridger Butte Drilling Soon to be Resumed
- Government is Opposed to Higher Oil Prices, Says Director Requa
- Work on Well No. 4 Will be Started at Once
- Small Profits Count in Sales of "Gas"
- Irons' S. L. Manager Leaves for Denver
- Bank Clearings Continue Heavy
- Colorado Drillers Living in Hopes
- Production of Gas Exceeds Expectation
- U. S. Boys to Have Banking Facilities
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- Poison Gas Urged to Defeat Huns
- Expert's Daily Review of War
- Utahns Will Wed
- Camp Kearny Men Hurt at Los Angeles Park
- Auto Manufacture Cut 80 per Cent; U. S. Takes Steel
- Pin War Cross on Pajamas of Wounded Yank
- Aeroplanes Cause Death of Three
- German Artillery Crushes Revolt of Ukraine Peasants
- Furloughs Suspended
- Unions of America Will Help Red Cross
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- Experts Will Probe Reports of Income
- Aviatrix Starts on Last Lop of Journey
- Beaver Girl Dreams of Great Success as Star in Grand Opera
- Dead Litter Cantigny Sector
- Few Lives Lost on Transport Lincoln
- Clearing Houses Show Decrease
- Garbett Funeral Today
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- Sun's Eclipse Will Darken Salt Lake Awe-Inspiring Spectacle to be Seen Saturday
- "My Own United States" Opens Hippodrome Theatre
- K. of C. to Initiate Members Tonight
- Man Loses Train and Wife at One Stroke
- Bamberger Back from Coast Trip
- Printers Adopt Summer Schedule
- Cooking by Steam is Demonstrated
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- Belgians Honor Guests at Rally
- 70 Cents in Game; Bail Fixed at $25
- Artistic Recital Given at Church
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- Future of Game Depends on Strick Enforcement of Laws
- Boys Are Accomplished Swimmers
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- Burns Bats Way to Second Place in American
- Prison Loses to Horsley Semipros
- Walter Sport Bratz's Gossip
- All Boys Should Know How to Swim
- Diamond Dust
- Miske Goes on to Los Angeles
- Coast Pitchers Averages
- Prospects Good for Fishermen, June 15
- Feminine Target Star Shows Boys How to Plunk' Em
- Yale Cops Game from Harvard
- Rugby Reinstated in [Illegible]
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- Three Primary Results Attained by Operation of Motor Express
- Ima Nutt is Diplunatic
- Expect Chicago Truck Show to Draw Big Crowd
- London Motorists Forming to Fight
- $20,000,000 Road Bill Supported by Penrose
- Studebaker Installs Local Service Zones
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- Battery Should be Filled Only by Expert Hands
- France Will be Big User of Motor Truck
- Federal Trucks Make Gold Mine out of a Farm
- Trolley Pulls Autos out of Deep Mud
- Culmer Co. [Illegible] New Delivery [Illegible]
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- Oil Club Plan is Adopted by S. L. Men
- Traders on Salt Lake Mine Exchange Think Market 'over the Top'
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- Elkhorn Big Muddy Well Sensation of Week
- To Regulate New Coal Mine Openings
- North Salt Lake Livestock
- Kansas City Livestock
- O. L and Gasoline News Condensed
- New Oil Company Will Drill in Milliard Co
- N. Y. Company to Operate in W. Wyoming
- New York Cotton
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- Metzger's Column
- Baseball Stringbeans
- Grover Alexander Weds Omaha Miss
- French Pro Trims Francis Ouimet
- Western League
- Three Teams Tied in Commercial League
- College Checker Players Organize
- War is Fast Draining Ranks of All Our Popular Sports
- Miller Huggins in Need of More Pitchers
- American League
- National League
- G. H. Smith Victor in Playoff for Trophy
- International League
- Preliminary Shoot at Gun Club Today
- American Association
- Southern League
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- Pan Movement is Adopted for Table Plan
- Cost of Gold Mining Also is Increasing
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- Cheery War News Strengthens Wall Wall Street
- Interest in New Oil Exchange Increases as Each Day Passes
- Two Federal Land Banks Show Surplus
- National Banks to Do Trust Business
- Buckeye-Buster of Olinghouse is Bankrupt
- Plans Teaching of World Trade Work
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- Paulist Choir Boys Follow Dictates of Hoover
- Bloomer Girl Proves to be Dandy Bouncer
- Proposed Cheap Ice in New York
- Once Hun Soldier Now Hun Hater
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- Makes Hit at Ellis Island Delights American Sailors Salt Lake Girl Does "Bit"
- Doing Her Snake Dance Costs the Dancer $250
- Trapper Unearths a Den of Seven Wolves
- Death for Fido to Look Sheepish
- Good Throw to First
- Hippodrome Theatre to Reopen as Distinctive Home of Feature Films
- Evades Indorsing the Note of His Friend
- Veteran Firemen to Attend Funeral
- Two Granted Pensions
- Girl Graduates to Attend Church
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- Utilities Board Raises Rates for Gas
- Need Help to Win War Everybody Must Lend
- Krupp is Sued by Auto Victim
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- Mill Carpenters to Continue on Strike
- Art Expect Faces Desertion Charge
- Ensign Ward Gives Pay Day Festival
- Gompers Pledges Labor for War
- Coal Company Sued for $800 Back Pay
- Murray Boy in Navy is Drowned While Swimming
- Myers is Chosen Cleaners' President
- Empey to Lead Marines over Top
- Midvale Sued for Property Taken
- $250 Asked for Death of Greek
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- Auto Prices Are Bound to Go Higher
- Girl Plows 15 Acres Daily in Test of Tractors
- Oldfield Tells Why Steering Mechanism is Important Thing
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- Don't Deflate Tire in Hot Weather, Advice of Dealer
- Motor Stages Cover Route of 220 Miles
- R. R. Curtailment Raises Auto Sales
- Chas. Otten Heimer Buys a Premier
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- Oil Workers Are Duped by Ad from Casper
- Trade Conditions Much Better Final Purveyors Buy Liberally War Work Further Speeded Up
- Mexico Now Third in Production of Oil
- 200,00 Shares of Davis Daly in Butte
- Indian Maid, Now Rich by Oil, Gives Hospital to City
- 45,707,082 BBLS. Oil Used by Rails in 1917
- Foreign Trade Holds Its Own in April
- Excess Tax Stunts Business in U. S.
- Canadian Government Will Stop Loafing
- Warns Bankers to Use Their Capital for War
- New Pipe Line to Tap Wyoming Field
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- Good Progress Made in Two Wyo. Fields
- Big Profit Made in Refining End of Oil Business
- War Finance Body Stops Rush for Easy Money
- U. S. to Buy Steel Pipe for Oil Fields
- New Petroleum Tax Made by Mexico
- Tungsten Mine Co. Gets Compressors
- Manganese Deposit Found in Arizona
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- [Illegible] Draft Evaders Escape from Camp Lewis
- Yale Makes Clean Sweep
- Films Show Kaiser Beaten Mesopotamia is Featured English Colonel to Lecture
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- Tea Ration Affects Millions in England
- Plans Standard Wage
- Soldier 3000 Miles Away, but Girl Weds Him
- Groom Almost 5 Times Older than His Bride
- War Cuts Lawyer Crop
- England Looks Ahead
- If He'd Only Had a Gun!
- Beets Bring High Price
- Women Clerks to Learn to Swim
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- Third Wall Creek Sand is Proven in Wyoming
- Loyalty of American Oilmen to Cause of Allies Acknowledged
- Here Are the Coal Provisions of the Senate Leasing Bill
- Metallic Reserves of Neutrals Show Gain
- Midwest Has About Eighty Wells Capped
- U. S. Steel Companies Increase Production
- L. A. Man Buys More Manganese Ground
- Gravity Oil Co. Gets Refinery Site
- Copper Merger May be Revived, is Belief
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- Eighty Ambulance Chassis Made Daily
- Anaconda May be Largest Factor of Manganese
- Shoshone Sheepmen Dispose of Clips
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- Fifty Receive Diplomas at Utah Agricultural College
- Paved Roadways Are Necessity for Trucks
- Tire Evolution Keeps up with Auto Growth
- Boy Hurtles 32 Stories to Death
- Battery Will Never Take Care of Itself
- Miller Cords Stand an Exhaustive Test
- Assessment No.1
- Notice to Bidders
- Noisy Driver Doesn't Get Any More Power
- Fork May Make Mangoes Popular
- Engineer Dead in Cab, Train Runs 20 Minutes
- Three Months for Unpatriotic Talk
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- 47 Take Degree as Batchelors of Science; 3 as Masters in Agriculture
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- Official Registration Map Showing Boundaries of the Four Zones
- Bohemians Riot and Lower Austrian Flag
- Refuses Pay for Frowning Cherub
- Policeman Commends His Son for Fighting
- Plat Zones to Secure Names of Youths
- Official List of Registrars Given
- Marriage Licenses
- Deaths
- Funerals
- Four "U" Teachers Prove Patriotism
- Plans to Lessen Variety of Foods
- Yanks Relinquish Claim to Bender
- Miss Stinson Arrives
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- Glittering Array off Big Features Offered for Week at Local Theatres
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- Hart at Broadway in Thrilling Play
- "for Sale" Strand Sunday Offering
- Beautiful Actress at Rialto Today
- Vivacious Young French Actors Wins Laurels 'Her Unborn Child'
- Happiness Picture Brings Joy to All
- What's Doing This Week
- Dramatic Love Story to be Wilkes' Offering for Week
- Stunning Maidens Feature Pan Show
- Utah Soldier-Fighter is Proving Great Actor
- Farmed Dolly Sisters Here in American Theatre Film
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- King Baby Rules Utah as Hope of Newer Day
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- 70,000
- Give Baby All He Cries for--- and Kill Him
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- Dying,Gives All to U. S.
- Death Rate among Infants Greater in Country
- Every Mother is Urged to Register Birth of Infant
- Bulletin Charges Criminal Neglect
- Real Babies Replace Dolls Form 'Little Mothers' Club
- Soldiers' Babies Are Locked Out
- Girls to Do Farm Work
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- Pay Tuition with Bonds
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- Distances Can't be Measured in Miles
- Electric Vehicle is Simplicity plus in Design and Operation
- Wisconsin Limiting Size of the Load
- Asiatics Prove Bad Drivers of Trucks
- Transmission Silencer
- Republic Rubber Co. Appoints New District Manager
- United States Smelting Co. Buys GMC Truck
- McCooey Runs Car 3 Weeks without Oiling Crankcase
- U. S. Standardizes on Its War Tractors
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- Colt Sees Great Touring Season Ahead This Year
- $445,000 for Roads from Motor Fees
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- Labor Department Aids Industry and Trade
- Beautiful Miller Home is Sold to Mrs. B. L. Copening
- Senator King Favors Bohemians
- F. O. Veak Takes Rental Position
- Demand for Homes is Reported Brisk
- Free Seed Corn for War Gardens
- Meeting Called to Talk Freight Rates
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- New Books at Library
- Jews Plan for Relief
- Fine Record
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- Baby Saving is Part of National Defense
- Uncle Sam Saving 100,000 Babes on His Farm
- Swallowing Pins Fails to Injure Salt Lake Babies
- In Death Rate We Reap What We Have Sown
- Poverty Greatest Foe to Small Children
- Sermon Topics in Salt Lake Churches
- Keep Baby from Danger in Trying Months of Summer
- Adult Sickness due to Neglect of Baby
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- Lagoon Opens in Blaze of Glory
- Teachers to Aid in Winning Great War
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- German Becomes U. S. Citizen under Emergency Law
- Will Gives Widow Large Part of Guggenhime Estate
- Rich Men Leases Chateau for Blind
- Shoes Cost $50 Pair in Brussels; Germans Set Price
- $500 Engagement Ring Returned to Dead Man's Fiancee
- Alleged Evader of Draft is Jailed
- Butte Men Lead in Mining Enlistments
- K. P Lodge Meets
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- Teutons Burn Line to Marne with Mustard Gas
- Airedale Pup is New Recruit in Infantry Outfit
- Dog Meat at $125 a Pound
- Saltair Attractions Drawing Big Crowds
- Indian Land Agent Held by U. S. Marshal
- Kearny Soldiers Straighten out Citizenship
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- Sheep for Every Farm is Slogan in Minnesota
- Ukraine Peasants in Open Revolt Against Hun
- Explains Cause of Higher Fares on Electric Lines
- England Boosts Pension Rates
- Judge Gives Her Twenty Days in Jail to Recover
- Veteran Tries to Enlist
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- Claims Thief is Son of German General
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- Pullman Company Increases Rates
- Works Canteens in Great Britain
- Amherst Provides for Soldiers-to-Be
- German Ads Tell of Own Atrocities
- England's Concrete Ships Are Small
- Fired at Teasing Boys; Bullet Strikes Woman
- Lack of Food Hits Efficiency of Hun
- Rancher Discovers Nation is at War
- Scandal in Japan in Steel Foundry
- Milwaukee Removes Germania Statue
- Sailor is 6 Feet 7 Inches
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- Munitions Plant is Placed on City's Garden
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- Germans Plan to Put Colonists in Alsace
- The Story of Doctors and Red Gross Nurses Who Refused to Retreat, as Related by One Who Was There
- Gassed or Shelled Night and Morning
- 56,000 Lives Are Saved by Society
- They Won't be Ringless
- Up in the Air?
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- Military Studies Improve Work of Grade Pupils Enviable Record is Made by Bryant School Girls Are Taught to Aid in Red Cross Affairs
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- Mother's Worry Ends as Letter Tells of Hero
- Mississippi Nears Overflow of Banks
- Williams Beats Chaney
- Brewing of Beer is Further Restricted
- Need More Money for Operation of Health Board
- University Club Annual Dinner Plans Ready
- Author Indicted
- Honored Citizen Slayer, Charge
- Cambridge Degree
- Page 63
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- [Illegible] Take Vital Part in Defense of France
- Dalton Dimples Visit City Also Bewitching Owner She Adopts 190 Yankees
- Brighton Will be Equal of Any Resort
- Teachers Are Scarce
- 250 "Philly " Bars Close
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- Scot Moderator in St. Paul's Cathedral
- First Pay Day for R. R. Men under New Scale
- Wrong Husband Has Both Legs Shot Off
- Mother Saves Babe but Car is Wrecked Against Building
- Girls Have Jazz Band
- Capture Homemade Still
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-06-02 | Page 43 | Holds Birth Record-19
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-06-02 |
| 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/s6bg3txm |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bg3txm |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Holds Birth Record-19 |
| Type | birth |
| Date | 1918-06-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 43 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bg3txm/10182001 |