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- Best Bike Card Yet,Says Hardy Downing
- Walter Bratz's Sport Gossip
- How I Became a Ball Player
- Rumor Has it That M'credie Owns New Club
- Cubs Line up Coast Games
- American Fork Beats Lehi in First Game
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- Rifle Club Members Make High Averages
- R. M. Conference
- Pleasant Grove Beaten by Heber
- Sacramento is Waiting to See the New Pilot
- West Panthers Run into Real Snag at Logan
- Stove League Gossip
- Nephi Victorious over Moroni Five
- Essick Has It
- New Conference
- Ask Association to Hold Tourney
- Deer Are Plentiful in Kaibab Forest
- B. Y. College Beats High School Five
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- The Professional Athletic Coach
- Olson Performs Comeback Stunt with Bad Start
- On the Alleys
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- Benjamin Has Plan to Force Jess to Fight
- Pledges to Aid League Which Let Him Down
- Racing
- Noted Athlete Dies at Front
- Why Not Drop That $ Sign in Baseball?
- Cochran May Defeat Hoppe
- Ski Flyers Delight
- O'neill to Manage Shreveport Texans
- Magna to Have Boxing Card
- Smith in New Place
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- Self-Control is the First Element for a Classy Boxer
- Star Players Will be Kept by Cardinals
- The Professionals
- Brennan's List of Victories by K. O. Unequaled
- Heaver Keeps 'Em off Their Bats
- Miss Ballin Wins Midwinter Tennis
- Ring Records during 1917
- Brilliant Matches Served to Enliven 1917 Season In Golf
- Satisfied with Disposal of Alex
- Don'ts for Hunters
- Local News
- Hackenschmidt, at Ease, Living on Tea and Treacle
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- Grantland Rice Goes Right Ahead
- Matty Will Stay Away from Mound
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- [Illegible] Cooing [Illegible] Mother [Illegible] to Life
- The Miner's Soliloquy
- Persiflage En Camouflage
- [Illegible] Slackers Days of '76
- Adventure
- Fun Collars Are Certainly Nice; Don't Worry If minus the Price
- Hero Recalls Deadly Storm in Fort Smith
- She Looked like May So Clarence Clapped
- Here is Mother Who Has 70,000 in Her Family
- Some Help
- Page 7
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- Delinquents
- Emily Stevens Is Versatile Noted Player at American
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- German Price List Shows Big Increases since Beginning of War
- Mrs. Castle,Dancer Asks $30,000 in Suit
- Negro Proves to Court Overcoat is His Bank
- Greeley Letter Burned
- Nuts Become Popular
- Ruby Could Not Resist
- Whistling Musk Ox is Latest Novelty at Zoo
- New Way to Hooverize
- War Chest to Receive Donations for Funds
- [illegible] Legs, Yet [Illegible] to Original Two
- Miss Young Has Great Role 'Shirley Kaye' is Fine Story
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- [Illegible] Are the People W Ho Know How to Get Real Enjoyment out of This Season of the Year
- Conference Adopts [Illegible] Schedule for 1918
- Essick Has it Doped out for Tiger Pennant
- Painter and Dowing Arrange Boxing Card
- Selects East High Players
- New Interest in Athletics at University
- New Conference Grid Schedule
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- Page 13
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- [Illegible] -German Armistice Extended a Month [Illegible] Paralyzes Railways of the Nation
- Mrs. Holmes Accuses Wallace M. Bransford of Defrauding Wife
- U. S. Captain, Bank Bandit and Slayer, Kills Self
- Sec. Banker Opposed to Munitions Secretary
- Gun Crew Fights off Submarine Four Hours
- Framcis Quells Petrograd Mob
- Explosion in Mine Kills Many Workers
- Choate Estate $4,620,879
- Heart of Country Helpless in Drifts
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- Trotzky Yields Point to Huns
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- Senator Brady Still in Critical Condition
- Steamer Stranded; Passengers Saved
- Merchant is Bound and Store Robbed
- German Press Quarrels over President's Speech
- Bolsheviki Outnumbered in Assembly Election
- Britain Will Receive Bolshevik Ambassador
- France Will Ignore Brest-Litovsk Parleys
- Unfriendly Act, Says Argentina
- What She Didn't Know
- Proannexationists in Austria Stir Agitation
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- Theodore Roosevelt Points out Big Loss U.S. Suffered by Delay in Entering War
- Other Points of View
- Facing a Crisis
- Paying the Price
- A Prayer for the Year's Beginning
- Shooting the Sun
- Cousin of Former President Dead
- Mystery Ship May be U-Boat
- Communication
- San Antonia Has a $200,000 Fire
- Fatalities of War
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- Regret Felt Here for Singer's Death
- Club Will Observe Burns' Anniversary
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- [Illegible] for [Illegible]
- Salt Lake is Second among U. S. Big Cities
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- Crew Lost as British Warship Strikes Rock
- Is Not a Spy or Traitor, Says Ritter in Cell
- Fight Unil Hun Yields Terms Says Sec. Lansing
- Healey is Freed of Graft Charge
- Huns after Oil Lands in Mexico
- Dependents to Get Prompt Payments
- Hogs on Rations to Test Best Fattener
- Vienna People Riot When Pigs Fail to Appear
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- Intelligence Officials of U.S. Army Censured
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- Still Single after Sixteen Years of 'Married' Life
- German Paper Suspends
- Orders 'Hands U P' in Joke; Girl Shoots and Kills Customer
- $45000 Pearls Are Sought in Pawnshops
- Insanity on Religion is Favored by Court
- England Names New Admiralty Board
- U.S. Investigates Mexico Official
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- Blue Card War Drive Continues till Wednesday
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- Harry W. Alexander Returns for Visit
- New Power Line to Salt Lake Planned
- S. L. Ranks High among Cities
- City Jail Inmate is Murder Suspect
- 31 Births in S. L. During Past Week
- Brer Rabbit's on the Jump, Mister!
- Dried Fruit Contest Prizes Are Awarded
- Expert Will Speak on City Marketing
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- [Illegible] Police [Illegible] Sheriff [Illegible], Praised
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- Over the Top
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- Teuton, Nearly Mobbed, under Federal Watch
- Farmers to Attend Irrigation Meeting
- Trolley Plunge Hurts Fifteen
- Sugar Market Outlook Bright, S. H. Love Says
- Engineer Badly Hurt in Headon Collision
- Elks' Show is Best So Far, Say Critics
- Church to Take War Census of Farms in Utah
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- U. S. Experts to Give Talks
- Winter Plays Joke on 2 Who Buy Sawmill
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- Three Noted Men Will Talk to Bonneville Club Diners
- Old Folks to Have Big Time Wednesday
- Many Germans Hear Governor's Speech
- Grand Canyon Has Long Open Season
- Prof. West, U. A.C., Heads Science Cli
- Church to Take War Census
- [Illegible] Street
- Navy Deserter Says He Will Surrender
- $850 Recovery Suit Horse Sale Sequel
- Guardian Ad Litem Appointed for Boy
- Weber Women's Farm Bureau is Organized
- Poultry Show Opens in Ogden Monday
- Farm Bureaus Meet at U. A. C. Jan. 21-22
- Church Service Flag
- Logan Bank Elects Board of Directors
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- Comprehensive Report on Utah Oil and Shale
- More Mines May be Found
- Daring Buyer Has Own Way on Timid Market
- Columbus-Rex. Ore Movement
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- Deep Creek Mine Opening up Ore
- Daly West and Movement to Take Control
- Michigan's Big Iron Beds Ship
- Zinc Production in 1917 is Less
- Prince Con. Weekly Output 2200 Tens
- Union Chief Sends out Full Statements
- Utah Mining Men Oppose the Foster Bill
- Lead Production in 1917 Larger
- Greybull Oil Field Has 125 Producers
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- Engine [Illegible] Ore Cars [Illegible] the Altas
- Cardiff Still Tied up; Howell
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- American Fork Belorophon
- [Illegible] in [Illegible] Output
- Smelters May be Taken Over
- Winona Oil Will Drill All Winter
- [Illegible] Output [Illegible] in Week
- Fear of War Tax Cuts Extra $7 to $2
- Corn Movement Halts and Market Rallies
- Emma Speeding up Daily Production
- Rico Argentine 1917 Ore Sales Total $88,836
- Cottonwoods Full of Snow
- Oil Production in 1917 Increased
- Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting of the Hermit Mining Company
- Notice of Stockholders' Meeting
- South Hecla Weekly Output
- Demand Deposits in Bank Show Increase
- Local Securities
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- [Illegible] Field Gives [Illegible] Advice [Illegible] Motorists
- Willys-Overland Adopts New plan
- Big Demand for Space at Local 1918 Auto Show
- Proposed City Ordinance Will Lessen Auto Thefts
- Campaigners Practice What They Preach by Doing Thrift Errands in Thrift Car
- How Ard Post G. A. R. Installs Officers
- Government Stand Insures Production
- Sammies' Cards, Tobacco, Banned by Utah Women
- Kolby Stock Agent Departs for East
- Springs Important in Reducing Shocks
- Trucks Help Solve Transport Problem
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- U.S. Exports Show Increase in Past Year
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- What Do Movie Fans like? Mehesy Knows the Answer
- Reo Chief Engineer Assists Government Standardize Trucks
- Drastic Fuel Rules in East Are Imminent
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- Reserve Bank in S. L. to be Urged
- Beatty to Enforce Birth Registry Law
- Shop in Barcelona Raided by Women
- Vesper Service for Girls at Y. W. C. A
- King Honors U. S. Fighter for Bravery
- Theosophist Head Will Lecture Here
- special Stockholders' Meeting
- Delinquent Notice
- Notice of Special Stockholders' Meeting
- Dissolution of Partnership
- Many N. Y. Central Trains Canceled
- Special Program Planned
- Uncle Sam Recognized Boy Scouts
- Boy Scout Identification Card
- Camping Prospects in Winte
- Anniversary to be Noted
- Delinquent Notice
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- Ake Now Ing Large Farn Land
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- West May Build Ships after War
- Young Aviator, Ill of Scarlet Fever, on Visit to Home
- Smoot Bill Framed
- [Illegible] Rates [Illegible] Increased
- [Illegible] Year Celebrated
- Orders for [Illegible], Hope
- For Black [Illegible] Veterans
- Night in Exas Parade
- Utah Statistics
- Funerals
- Marriage Licenses
- Births
- Clearing House
- City News Ticker
- 'Booze Agents' Trim Eureka's Thirsty Ones
- Damages Asked for Man Killed by Auto
- Utah Copper Co
- Evergreen Lodge to Hold Installation
- Claire Haines Now on Nurses' Board
- 3 Liquor Offenders Are Fined and Jailed
- Officer Evidence Fails to Convict
- U. S. Expert Here to Check Hog Cholera
- Pantages People See Newsie's Act
- 1918 Work Outlined by Weber Bureau
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- Harry Krupp Held Guilty on 3 Counts
- Will Earthquake Hit Salt Lake? Barely Possible, Says Professor
- Woman Jurors Convict Man and He Flees
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- Mayor Not to be Deprived of His Secretary
- Draft Call May Come Tomorrow
- Red Cross to Raise Funds by Salvage Work
- Whoopee! Car of Cider, Full of Joyousness
- Husband Beat Her Petitioner Allege
- Inheritance Taxes Swell State Fund
- 13-Year-Old Girl Missing from Home
- Board Exempts S. L. Man Conditionally
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-01-13 | Page 33 | 3 Liquor Offenders Are Fined and Jailed
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-01-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s62r4xjk |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62r4xjk |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 3 Liquor Offenders Are Fined and Jailed |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-01-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 33 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62r4xjk/10143214 |