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- Turks and Bulgars Are Crushed; English Strike Directly at St. Quentin
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- Stabilizing Wages is Object
- St. Quentin Gets More Pressure
- Boche Expert Says Yanks Ready to Smash
- Serbs Keep Bulgars on Run
- Employe of Bank Shot in S. F.
- Ear Needed to Crush Foe, Claim
- Cuba to Send 20,000 Men to Western Front
- [Illegible] Seized in Raid on I. W. W.
- [Illegible] Prisons to Assist Industry
- German Officers Shoot Hundreds of Bulgarians
- S. Great Britain Treaty Renewed
- Acre Ancient Battle Ground of Crusaders
- Amount of next Liberty Loan to be Named Soon
- Bicycle Making Curtailed by U. S. for Period of War
- Bankers Hurry to Aid Bond Campaign
- Child's Assailant Hanged in Georgia
- These on Honor Roll
- Heney and Mayor Rolph Lose out in California
- German Women Barred from Zones
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- Naval Officer is Dead
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- [Illegible] Opened to Build Uinta Railroad
- Navy, Marines Now Come in Draft Law
- All Medical Reserves Go in Class 5
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- Salt Laker Donates His Wedding Duds
- Obtain $1,000,000 War Order Salt Lake Plant to Make Gas
- Move Held Essential to War
- Rus to Obtain "Men's" Jobs is Begun
- 40 Liberty Loan Films Contributed by Stars Are Received in City
- Sympathy for Slackers Expressed by Captain
- Police Stock of Booze Goes into Sewer next Saturday
- Boards Are Ordered to Rush Work
- Grower to Receive Excess Wool Profit
- Alleged Agitator Held for Probing
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- Heds Student Body
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- War Line is from N. Y. to Jordan
- 300 Billions Can be Raised Here as War Sinews
- Cologne Gazette Views with Alarm
- Horvath Asked to Join Gen. Semenoff
- Emperor William Speaks to Prisoners
- Another Colored Soldier Hanged
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- Consul Poole Leaves Zone of Danger
- Evening Shadows Fall on 'Der Tag' and Hun Hopes Fade--Jusserand
- Indian Yank Gets through Boche Lines Easily
- Farmers Told to Hold Their Wheat
- House Approves Senate Dry Bill
- Central American Nabbed as Evader
- 1036 Red Cross Nurses Enrolled
- Montana Registers Less than Quota
- Hotel Blaze Sends U. S. Notables Scurrying
- Skirts at Knees One of Fashion's Decrees for Year
- Civilians Wanted as Fliers and [Illegible]
- Chicago
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- Tommy Fitz is on Verge of Dropping Football to Start a Hoop Schedule
- Maisel and Gay Corporals Now in U. S. Army
- Stamina and Pluck Win High Honor for Brundage
- Meehan Issues Defi to Dempsey
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- Ideal Weather for Grand Circuit Meet
- Cross Country Run for Army
- Credits [Illegible] with a [Illegible] over Lewis
- Kearns in Chicago with Jack Dempsey
- Bailey Again Shows Way at the Traps
- Hunting Jacks in a "Flivver" is the Latest
- Ban Johnson is Purchasing Agt. for Red Cross
- Former Oak Takes War Game Seriously
- What Old Time Pugs Are Doing
- Sacramento Will Have Boxing Again
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- Mines Vets Return
- Arrives in France
- Upholds Her Honors
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- Two-Billion Mark in Gold Stock is Passed
- Business Barometer
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- Salt Creek Titles Are Involved in Suit
- Col.-Rex. Has Big Ore Reserve Enough to Last for Two Years other Mines Discussed in Letter
- Oil Spouts 20 Feet out of Dixie Well
- American Smelting Displays Weakness
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- Oil Well [Illegible] in near [Illegible] Wyoming
- Result of Trading on Oil Exchange
- Pages of Czar's Diary [Illegible]
- Gas Flow Increases at Farmington Well
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- Kansas City Livestock
- Chicago Livestock
- Chicago Provisions
- Chicago Quotations
- New York Money
- North Salt Lake Livestock
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- Chicago Markets
- Deaths
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- Omaha Livestock
- Liberty Bonds
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- Mrs. Hill and Miss Jenkinson Honored at Tea
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- Draft Boards Call Men for Limited Service
- Captain to Go to War
- Saccharine Seized
- Publicity Workers
- Will Attend Fair
- All Stakes Represented
- Entertain Soldiers
- Dr. Williams to Return
- Carrs Uncoupled
- Paper Hangers and Painters Still [Illegible]
- City to Get Work for Soldiers after War
- Important Hearing to Affect Freight Rates
- Stomach [Illegible]
- Lovely Tea at Home in Federal Heights
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- Page 13
- [Illegible] is Beaten [Illegible] near [Illegible]
- Toto, Famous Hippodrome Clown, Who Heads Current Orpheum Bill
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- Utahn among Those Given Commissions
- Soldier Deserters Nabbed in Wyoming
- Primaries of Democrats Tonight
- Gompers is Paris Workers' Guest
- Property Damaged by Big Cloudburst
- Archbishop John Ireland is Kept Alive by Oxygen
- Protest Filed on Tax Meter Charge
- French Orphan is Adopted by Yanks
- 4 Western Men in Casualty List
- Germans Express War Weariness
- Queen Mother Aids Madrid-Berlin Pact
- Lone Bandit Pulls Big Train Robbery
- Aides to District Boards Appointed
- Utah Artillerist Wounded in Action
- Contracts Sent to Bank Depositors
- Permits Are Issued
- Conference Held
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-09-24 | Page 8 | "Flu" Kills 69 in One Day in Sweden
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-09-24 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| 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/s6d80jz5 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6d80jz5 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | "Flu" Kills 69 in One Day in Sweden |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-09-24 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 8 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6d80jz5/19617246 |