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- Athletes Who St and High If Consistent Service Counts
- Washington Will Leave Conference
- Panzareta Dead
- Angels Close Deal to Train at San Diego
- Three Fast Games Seen by Logan Fans
- Baseball Manager after Police Job
- Old Idols of the Prize Ring
- Jiu Jitsu is on Deck Wed
- 'Big Ten' to Refund Tax on Grid Games
- Prexy John Tener Will Not Resign
- Stove League Gossip
- Hollocher May Get Lead-off Position
- Reuther Injures Child
- Abandon Golf Title Meets
- Sanpete Section Announces Games
- A Busher's 1917 Dairy
- Walter Bratz's Sport Gossip
- With the Boxers
- Charley Ebbets is No Pulpit Debater
- Cub Boosters Worried over Team Outlook
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- Athletic Contrasts
- Two Features for Manhattan Card Monday
- Few Players Survive Dozen Years' Service
- Western Meets
- Canadians, Young and Old, Welcome Winter Sports
- Racing
- A. C. Ready for Bennion's Five
- Big League Stars Above Draft Age
- Gillis Will Get His Opportunity Monday
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- Connie Mack Had Best Team Ever Assembled
- On the Alleys
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- Mme. Guilbert, Famous Singer, Coming Jan. 30
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- Be a Good Scout
- Local News
- 'U' All Agog over the Prospects of Producing 'Manon'
- Community Musical at Edison School
- Miss Well to Appear in Plano Recital
- Edward P. Kimball is Manager for Tabernacle Choir
- Boston Commends Work of Mr. Noack
- Milford Pupils Perform
- New York's Experience from Hunger and Cold Leaves Death and Disease in Wak[Illegible]
- Wisconsin Senatorial Fight May be Brought to Head January 20
- Payroll Bandit to Hang
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- Champion Jess Does Not Seem to Think Much of Fred Fulton
- May Find Job for Jim Shinn
- Player Limit is Discarded in American
- Murphy Appeals to Directors for Rent
- Brooklyn Billiard Star Beats Cuban
- Pres. Baldwin Makes A. A. N. Appointments
- Interest Hot at Finish of Six-Day Race
- Tooele Teaches the Coaches Basketball
- Must be Sad
- Feminine Clay Bird Smashers Bring' Em Down
- State Commissioner Will Keep Strawberry Closed until July 15
- Third Annual Ski Tourney on for Today
- Baseball Lures Old Eddie Plank
- Eats 'Em Alive
- It Can Not be Done, Says Coast Prexy
- Springville Easy Winner over Nephi
- Basketball Races Are under Way
- Jess Willard's Step Father is Dead
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- Defeated, Bolsheviki Quit Russ Assembly
- Shortage of Fuel Declared Relieved
- War Cabinet of 3 Men is Opposed by President
- 'Dynamite Girl' Held for Trial
- Smoot to Make Two Naval Appointments
- Alliance Indorses Labor Loyalty Week
- Clerk with $62,000 Bonds is Arrested
- Wool Men Will Make Their Work Aid Nation
- Local News
- Mine Workers Ratify Strike Penalty Plan
- Threatening Note Received by Jurist
- Japan Puts Patrol in Siberian Seaport
- Man with $75,000 in Bank Starves Himself to Death
- Rail Road Operation Explained by M'adoo
- Free Luxburg, German Demand
- Kaiser's Right to Set Peace Terms Upheld
- Officials Act to Check Spy Plot on Coast
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- 'We Want Peace' Will be Text of Plea by Czernin
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- Barrage Fire Trick Traps Teutons in Death Duel of Raiders in No Man's Land
- P. O. Changes Will be Made in May
- 194 Bank Charters Granted Last Year
- French Government Creates Air Board
- Collision and Death Caused by Freezing of Pilot Whistle
- Signal Corps Needs Women Operators
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- Driving the Bargain
- Our Physical Standard
- Other Points of View
- Romance
- Lauder Carries Audience from Mirth to Gravity
- Many Plants Put into War Service
- British Statesmen Eulogize Choate
- Shortage in France is Denied by Baker
- Famous Paris Hotel Man Leaps to Death
- Utah Statistics
- Funerals
- Births
- Marriage Licenses
- Real Estate Transfers
- Clearing House
- The Weather
- City News Ticker
- Late George Baldwin to be Burned Today
- Salt Lake Scots to Honor Robert Burns
- Do Men's Work, Woman Lawyer Urges Sisters
- Girls Entertain Boys from Fort
- Grandpa Horne, 106 Keeps Birthday
- To Like Fish a Duty, Says Commissioner
- N. Y. Gives Official Welcome to Serbs
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- Prof. Fellows Bares Cruel Hun Practices
- Board Will Probe Packing Conditions
- Adams or Hayes May be Chosen Chairman
- The Easiest Way to End Dandruff
- Baker Surrounded by Socialists, Says Providence Editor
- Oldest Chicago Man Dies at Age of 109; ATE Chicken Daily
- Latins Repulse Teuton Thrust
- Floods Doing Much Damage in Germany
- Denman-Goethals Row to be Aired
- Scientific Works in Libraries Multilated; Huns Are Suspected
- Wilson Forms a U. S. Division of Advertising
- Thrift Captains of Utah Meet
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- Questionnaires Miss Draftees
- Railway Wage Board Will Meet Monday
- Aaron to Entertain H. Jolson, Comedian
- Historical Society Will Meet Monday
- Bishop Gallagher New Death
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- Call is Issued for Artisans
- Lamar is Released under $80,000 Bond
- Story of Execution Denied Officially
- Prominent Mason Dies
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- Fame of Tanlac Sweeps over Entire State
- 29,000 Graduated from Medical Training Camp
- First Payment Made by Insurance Bureau
- Fellows Shows Hun Savagery
- Want to Melt Silver Dollars
- Islands to Supply Laborers for U. S
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- German's Yacht Seized by U. S
- Theatres Given Heat Concession
- Fair and Normal Week's Forecast
- Anarchists Backed by German Money
- Lloyds Reduce War Risk Insurance Rate
- Zinc Producers Ask to Have Price Fixed
- Omaha Menaced by Smallpox Epidemic
- 'Ding! Ding!' Ring the Alarm Gongs in France Then Soldiers and Horses Don Their Gas Masks
- Nuxated Iron Should be Used in Every Hospital and Prescribed by Every Physician
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- Draft Delinquents
- Villa is Thrown by Horse and Has One of His Legs Broken
- War Courses to be Given by University
- Tuckett Funeral is Set for Today
- Notice of Special Stockholders' Meeting of the Hermit Mining Company
- Special Stockholders' Meeting
- Notice of Sale of Drainage Bonds of Sevier County Drainage District No 2
- Notice of Special Stockholders' Meeting
- Delinquent Notice
- Cleanses Your Hair Makes it Beautiful, Thick, Glossy, Wavy
- Harry Lauder Auctions Ram; Raises $11,400
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- Work and Play Await Logan Roundup Visitors
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- Utah Boy is Killed in Cambrai Battle
- Tests Show Workers on U. P. Are Careful
- A. C. Dramatic Club to Present Comedy
- Conference Today
- State News Ticker
- Teachers Asked to Help Draft
- Alien Registration Begins February 8
- Two Boys Arraigned on Charges of Theft
- Over the Top
- U. S. Road Officials Will Meet at Ogden
- Arrested Hindu Released on Bond
- Burns' Anniversary Program Prepared
- Cement Arrives for New Packing Plant
- Search Started for Two Missing Girls
- Agencies Sending Unemployed to Utah
- Rosary Parody Now Anthem of War Knitters
- Police to Ask Wage Increase
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- Antiliquor Ordinance of Ogden Upheld
- Only 5 Weeks till He Left Her, Wife Says
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- Board to be Open for Trading Monday
- Reserve Banks Make Big Gain in Resources
- Short Crosscuts
- South Hecla Lucky in Big Snowstorm
- Livestock Markets
- British Uncover New Fount of War Funds
- Lawrence Appointed Haig's Chief of Staff
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- Stock Trading Light; Prices Remain Steady
- Notice of Special Stockholders' Meeting
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- Alta Con. Raise in Braine Best Showing in Mine
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- American Fork Mine Operation
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- Utah Example Cited in Colorado Miners' State Investigation
- Garrison-Monster, Deep Creek, Makes Strike Rich Ore
- New Scott Oil Shale Process Promises Big
- Coast Man Named Oil Administrator
- U. S. Smelting Co Earnings Fall Off
- $34,826 Week's Sales, with No Leading Feature
- Utah Oil Shale Profits Figure into Thousands
- Colorado Oil Men Dislike the Bill
- Big Oil Shale Mil in Three Weeks
- $75,000 Shale Plant at Elko
- American Con. Copper Ore Comes in Drift
- Two Beavers Are Promising
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- Uintah Basin Oil Shales to Bore in 1918
- Alta Starts to Mend Damages
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- Oil Shale is Established Industry Now
- 60-Ton Oil Shale Plant in Colorado
- 3 Cottowoods Unhurt by Snow
- Big Coal Beds at Cedar to be Worked
- Crooked Tom Slilde Disports Itsself
- Weihe Mine is in Richer Ore
- Dry Piney Oil to Spud in Directly
- Worst Mining in 12 Years
- Drilling for Oil and Gas near S. L
- Prince Con. Ships 2450 Tons in Week
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- Teachers of Alpine District Organize Local
- Alcohol under Ban at Canadian Palace
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- Young Wife Will be Laid at Rest This Afternoon
- German Books Are Taboo with Textbook Board
- Suits Return but Owner Has Grown
- Class 1 Large in Box Elder
- Committees Are Chosen by Club
- War Veterans Write Stirring Battle Song
- Draft Board Men to Wear Buttons
- Boost Harder for Salt Lake, Bettilyon Urges
- Itching, Scratching, Skin Diseases That Burn like Flames of Fire
- Half Million Lost in Registered Mail
- Live Stock
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- Utah Officials Plan Extensive Road Campaign
- Franklin Exhibit at New York Show Uses Colour Scheme Effect
- Glamour is Lacking in This Spring Drive---15,000 Tractors to Attack Soil of France
- Injury to Motor Often Caused in Starting Car
- Truck Exhibit is Feature of Show
- Federal Truck Cuts Cost of Nevada Haul on Mountain Roads
- Haynes Twelve Scores Hit at New York Show
- Ships Race Horses in Maxwell Truck
- Motor Car Used to Switch Freight Cares
- All-Year Tops Defy Eastern Buzzards
- Salt Lake Show is to be Mecca of All Dealers
- Barney Oldfield Gives Talk on Auto Comforts
- Overland Does Work of 24 Taxes Mules
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- Lottery Law Evading Tailors Are Opposed
- Smallpox Cases in City Show Increase
- Four Ask Hearings in on License Refusal
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- Captain Will Tell How Hun Makes Raids
- Kimball School Pupils Vaccinated
- More Bandages, Red Cross Call
- Pastor Tells Of War Horrors
- Salt Lake Youth Enjoys Training at U. S. Naval Station
- Growth Shown by Postoffice
- Irwin Willing to See Bright Side
- Capitol Chorus meets Monday
- M'adoo Appeals to Railway Men
- Heavy Snows May Tie up Railroads
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- Culinary Hints for the Hike
- Scouts Aid in Finding Lost Boys
- The Scout Life
- Awaiting Salvage Campaign
- Churches to Aid in Big Thrift Derive
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- Examination of Draft Men to Begin Monday
- Wall Street Bishop Speaks Here Today
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- Death Seizes Judge Goodwin in Chambers
- Lauder Talks to Club About War
- Three Alleged Idaho Slackers Are Jailed
- Shooting Scored as Court Holds Slayer of Hyde
- Sending Troops Food Not Liked
- Salt Lake Credit Agent Goes East
- Court Dismisses Suit for Damages
- Drama Contests Held M. I. A. Actors Compete
- Tobacco Prices May be Probed
- Police Post is Taken up with Mulvey in L. A
- Economy Shown in Utah's Draft
- Gillespie Lets out Four City Foremen
- Spiro is Sued for Total of $16,655.38
- Majors Parole Hearing is Set for Tomorrow
- Utah Coal Rates Called Exhorbitant
- Two Stakes Join in S. S. Convention
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- Salt Lake Theatres Sparkle with Lustre of Many Stars
- Dramatic Masterpiece Opens at Wilkes Tonight
- Mae Marsh at the American Tuesday in 'Polly of Circus'
- Big Girl Revue is Coming to Pantages
- Canadian Bills Bring Grief to Movie Director
- This Week's
- At the Paramount - Empress Today
- ' I Will Sing to Them with My Body ', Says Mary Garden, Answering Critic
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-01-20 | Page 28 | Half Million Lost in Registered Mail
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-01-20 |
| 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/s61r7wcr |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61r7wcr |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Half Million Lost in Registered Mail |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-01-20 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 28 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61r7wcr/10145412 |