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- Bolshevism May Sever Vienna-Berlin Bond
- Renewal of Onslaughts Along West Front Near
- Labor Party of England Backs Ally War Policy
- Apostle H Dies In
- Basic Wage Conference Plan Vetoed by Miners
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- M. Smith Hospital
- Fillmore Man Wins Duel with Cunning Coyote
- Ten Billion Bond Issue is Forecast
- G. O. P. Caucus Demands Munitions Director
- Page 2
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- Odgen's Thrift Workers Open Office in Club
- Wife's Fists Ended Honeymoon, He Says
- Ogden Police to Use Finger Print System
- Two Corporations Formed in Ogden
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- Liquor worth $20,000 is Fed to Idaho Fish
- $10 Payments to Veterans Voted
- Robbers Throw Man from Cliff
- Two Are Bound over for Beating Woman
- Pocatello K. of C. to Give War Benefit
- Eternal Fires of Blackhawk Mine Subdued
- State News Ticker
- Militia Company at Pocatello Planned
- "Never Too Old to Learn"
- Juab Young Men Being Enrolled
- Society Formed to Grow Beets Scientifically
- U. P. Plans to Spend $100,000 at Ogden
- Weber Clubhouse Committee Named
- Decision on Beet Price is Reached
- Ogden Man Named Legislative Head
- Wreck Victim Sues for $15,000 Damages
- New Hospital at Pocatello is Busy
- Sevier Educational Survey under Way
- Savings Bank Sues to Recover $50,000
- Murray Protests Car Rates Raise
- Page 3
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- Three Roads to Haul Only Fuel and Food
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- Pacifist Meet is Broken up; Chief Run Out
- To Cure N Cold in One Day
- Belgian Demands Complete Freedom
- Duluth Bishop Dies
- Two Joseph Nov Aks, Same Age, Fliers at Same Army School
- N. Y. Police Head Ousted by Hylan
- 79 Men Are Killed by Blast in Mine
- British Ship Losses Held at Low Point
- 'Uncle Joe' Cannon Returns to His Job in a Rolling Chair
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- Long Jumps Cut Out of Schedules
- Springville Has Easy Time of It
- Oldest U.S. Jockey Dies At New York
- A. C. Captain
- Crimson Hands Second Defeat to Fort Team
- Howard to Try A Whole Army of Youngsters
- Exciting Games in Volleyball League
- Major Devereaux Hurt at San Diego
- boNspiel Called Off
- Ray Stars in Gotham Meet
- Bill Intended to Stop All Betting
- Johnson in Class 4
- Coaches Make Schedule for New Division
- Alleys on The
- Salt Lake Boy is to Captain Logans Aggies
- Racing
- A New Bee
- Granite Beats Murray High
- With the Boxers
- Christopherson is Helpless Before Jab
- Newcomb Leads in Trap Tournament
- Buckboard Gang Has Celebration
- Lincoln Ball Park Scene of a Fire
- Giants Get Rodriguez
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- Page 5
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- Food Shortage Brings Russia to Starvation
- Defying Death, American Leads Victorious Raid into German Trenches
- Mother Kills Three Children and Self
- Two Men Killed in Ship Accident
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- Chinese Troops Occupy Harbin
- Argentine Shipping Paralyzed by Strike
- English Butcher to Sell Horse Meat
- Sailors Gallantry Wins Daniels Praise
- Idaho Man Dead in France
- Italians Tell of Hun Barbarities
- U. S. Liquor Ads May Go in Mails
- Page 6
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- T. Louis Billiard Star Beats Morin
- Horses in Demand
- Umps Sells near Beer
- Glutton is Slacker Says Prof. Merrill
- Utah Boy Dies at Camp Dodge
- Florence Company Settles Wage Claims
- Airships Carry Papers
- [Illegible] Cobb is Placed in Draft Class Two
- Thais Displays Mary Garden as Queen of Films
- Legerdemain is Feature in New Pantages Bill
- Fun is Lavished on Audience at Orpheum Theatre
- Moonshine Stills Keep Revenue Officers Busy
- Old Dobbin Displaced by Auto in Bobsledding
- Indian Could Dodge Pony, but Not Auto
- Ordinance Forbids Tearing up Streets
- Baby Shark Given to Deseret Museum
- 'Arkansaw Human Wolf' Soon to be Free Man
- How Prices Increased in Last 25 Years
- New Classes Formed
- $44,150 Cut in County Budget
- Questionnaire Fees Must be Returned
- Special Stockholders Meeting
- Notice of Assessment
- Assessment Notice of the Utah Mine
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- Page 8
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- Bitter Fight for Daly West
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- Few Stocks Move up on Exchange
- American Fork Continues Work
- New Oil Exchange to Open on Main St
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- Copper Basin to Begin Shipping
- Crushing Sands to Run off Oil
- Must File Notices on Claims by 31st
- Fossil-Big Piney Seen by Brandon
- Short Crosscuts
- Huge Gold Mine near Salt Lake
- Lead Advances in New York to $7.12
- Nevada-Douglas Output
- Page 9
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- Miss Whitney, Bride Elect, Honor Guest at Pretty Luncheon
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- Manager Pyper Plans Musical Stock Co
- Utah May Boycott Hun Manufacturers
- Another Dramatic Contest Arranged
- Black Substance on Fruit is Harmless
- City News Ticker
- 20 Finish Red Cross Course
- Ignorance Does Not Exempt, Judge Says
- War Camp Work Leaders Named
- Horace Ensign to be Married Today
- Rabies Quarantine Ordered in Sanpete
- Services Held for Mrs. Lorinda Whihe
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- Page 11
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- Irish Leader Seeks Harmony
- Pumpkinless Pies and Meatles Mincemeat-Are Her Forte
- I. W. W. Official is Jailed as Plotter
- Incendiaries Burn Prison Shoe Factory
- Sick Rate in Army Increases Slightly
- Wilson to Address Farmers' Meeting
- Judge Lindsey Will Go on War Mission
- Woman is Acquitted of Rich Man's Death
- German Women Demand Ballot
- Austrian Master Spy Dies in Switzerland
- Owner of Nebraska Land is Interned
- Raising More Sheep Urged by Clothiers
- Sweatshops Denied Clothing Contracts
- Accountants Wanted for Aviation Service
- Kentucky Ratifies 'Dry' Amendment
- Newlands' Estate $525,500
- General Price Dead
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- Chapter XVIII-Staged under Fire
- Page 12
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- Rumania Will Fight to End, Leader Avers
- Idaho Hero's Family to Receive Medal
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- Committees of Silver Miners Draft Protest
- Mrs. Roper Gets Divorce
- Packers Argue Employes Vote to Arbitrate
- Railroads Comply with 8-Hour Law
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- Millionaire to Fight Sons' Suit
- Will Fight for House Control
- Japanese Mission About to Depart
- Oregon Ship Yards Need Skilled Men
- Huns Bombard Wounded Men
- Britain's Daily War Bill is $37,585,000
- Picture Patents Decree Accepted
- Officers Elected by Men's Brotherhood
- Ice Stops Utah Lake Seining Operations
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- Page 14
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- Third of Men Tested Pass in District 1
- Condition of Utah Ranges Still Good
- Austrian Tailor Ordered Interned
- Man Who Didn't Buy Ticket Gets 30 Days
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- Husband Threw Herout, Divorce Petitioner Says
- Students at the U. Eat the Good Things They Make in Class
- Boys' Home Official Claimed by Death
- President Penrose Delivers Address
- Ice Not Safe
- Teuton Canard That Wells is Spy Disproved
- Property Owners to Protest Spur Track
- Society Given Rope That Hung Outlaw
- 'Rob Roy' First Play
- September Morn? Nay! Just Back to Nature
- Maybe Dog is Mad, Maybe Not; Time Will Tell
- Pardoned Prisoner off for Front with Canadian Forces
- High School Paper to be Improved
- Suffragists Seek Senators' Support
- Judge Goodwin to be Interred Today
- Aliens to Register at Safety Building
- Publicity Officials to Hold Conference
- Warrum Wins as Flier Gets a U. S. Commission
- Utah Redskins near Uprising, Draft is Cause
- Coal Men Seek through Rates
- Coal Tariffs Are Compared
- Utah to Receive $39,370 for Roads
- Four Cent Tickets Retire February
- Arrested on Change of Selling Liquor
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-01-24 | Page 13 | Clearing House
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-01-24 |
| 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/s6ht3v72 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ht3v72 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Clearing House |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-01-24 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 13 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ht3v72/10146354 |