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- Allies to Act as Unit in Future
- Congress is Ready for War Measures
- General Dukhonin Killed
- Germans Murder Women
- The New Lesson
- Irving T. Bush
- Farmer Slain by Hired Man
- Eight Killed by Electric Shock
- Congressmen Escape Hun Raider
- Seth Shepard Dead
- Surrenders to Bolsheviki
- Bandits Seize Town
- Pro-German Tarred by Mob
- Americans Take Part in Fighting
- Troops from All States in France
- Lenine's Power is Waning Fast
- Employes Held after Fire
- Army Camp Conditions Improved
- Regulars Will Tackle Villa
- Germany Would Claim Little
- Troop Train Wrecked
- Woman Suffrage for Holland
- Mrs. De Saulles Freed
- Baron Tanetaro Megata
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- Shipping Problem Solved
- Extreme of Politeness
- Liberty Thrift Stamp Sale
- Prisoners Escape from Joliet
- Negro Burned at Stake
- Bryan Predicts All-Dry Nation
- Reassuring
- Gramaphone for Reprisals
- General Items
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- Defending England Against Raiders
- Inconsiderate
- His Pap Had a Premonition
- His Equipment
- Newspaper Man Describes Visit to Headquarters
- Historic Old Sun Tavern
- Proud of Her Record
- Descends in Burning Plane
- Greatest Wireless Station
- Would Rather Walk
- The Indian Pioneers
- Some Wave
- Thinks He Can Draw His Will
- Training the Skin
- Turks and Calcos Islands
- A Useful Screen
- Sulu Women Warriors
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- Says Americans Are Being Gouged
- Move Launched to Free Serbia
- Sims Commands Allied Ships
- Express Robbery in Chicago
- Mexicans See Great Light
- Colors Guaranteed Not to Run
- Dublin Welcomes Freed Prisoners
- Raising Red Cross Funds
- Canada Alone Exempt to Passports
- Threaten Strike on Range
- Jasper J. Mayer
- Forces Cut in Price of Steel
- Three Lose Lives in Forest Fires
- Eight French Ships Sunk
- Germans Suffer Heavy Losses
- Pershing Hard off Work
- Woman's Assailant Hanged
- Raises $149,356 in Half an Hour
- Coal Combine on Trial
- Ranchers Flee from Water
- Count Julius Andrassy
- American People Respond to Call
- Extend Helping Hand to Russians
- Major Bourke Ends Life
- Another Plan for Peace
- Army Training Stations Selected
- Riots in German Towns
- Fifth Fire in Navy Yard
- Submarine Chasers Being Built
- Cordova Miners on Strike
- Soldier Shot in I. W. W. Riot
- Boys to Work in Canneries
- Duma Favors Quick Offensive
- Kaiser's Spy Ousted by Russians
- Missing Girl Murdered
- Food Bills Strike Snag
- Will Stop Food Speculation
- President Greets Belgians
- Hoover Directed to Act
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- One Result of an Air Raid on London
- Rectifying Her Mistakes
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- Cost of Feeding Nippon's Soldiers
- General Items
- Germans Injured in Practice Fight
- Cut off Hair as She Slept
- Baron Von Steuben Frenchman, is Claim
- "Tank" Brings in Prisoner
- Green's August Flower
- Almost Got into Trouble
- Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan
- Submarines Now Have a Hard Time
- How German Says "Tank"
- Sneeze Breaks Glasses
- Since the Draft
- General Items
- Panicky Times
- A near-Patriot
- Bouncers for Bores
- Anything for a Change
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Tooele Transcript Bulletin | 1917-12-07 | Page 2 | Seth Shepard Dead
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-12-07 |
| Paper | Tooele Transcript Bulletin |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s69k5ph2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69k5ph2 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Seth Shepard Dead |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1917-12-07 |
| Paper | Tooele Transcript Bulletin |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69k5ph2/20574301 |