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- Russ Reject Huns Terms; Teuton Mask Drops With Threat
- Wilson Defended, Baker Flayed, as Storm Breaks on Inefficient Conduct of War
- Local News
- Japan Supports Allies War Aims
- Big Dixie Project in Utah Taken up by U.S.
- Invaders Yield Ground Initaly
- Drink on Train Costs Man $4000
- Fourteen Spies in U. S. Executed
- Gen. Bliss is in Paris to Serve on War Council
- Renewal of War on Slav Front Looms
- Speed up Program is Demanded by T.R. and Chamberlain
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- Bill to Forbid Eating House Booths is Up
- Measles Shut School Doors at Panguitch
- Contract to Rebuild Sanitarium Awarded
- Husband Handy with Fists, Wife Charges
- Prisoners Fed for 15 Cents Day Each
- Complaints Filed in Criminal Cases
- Benefit Ball Given by Lodges Success
- Hogs Fed on Lot 1 Rations Make Big Gain
- Weber County Leads in War Thrift Stations
- Utah Federal Aid Roads Approved
- Ogden Plans to Cut Dairy License Fees
- Hindu Pays Fine of $100: Faces $150 One
- Dies in Station
- Check Your Children
- Rates Based on Grades Urged
- Suit to Annual Sale of Stock is Argued
- Decision in Liquor Case is Reserved
- Desert' Lands to Feed World, Widtsoe Says
- Be Citizens or Lose Land, ' Edict
- Beet Growers Unite in Demands for $9 Price
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- Poison in Army Candy, is Rumor
- McRae's Crack Regiment Gets Well-Earned Rest after Brilliant Feats
- Grantie High Club Gives Play Tonight
- High Spots in Senator Chamberlian's Reply
- Farmington Citizen, 60, Dies in Station
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- Miners May Drop I. W. W. 'S from Rolls
- Burleson in Reappointed
- Rockefeller Dodges Taxes, Says Official
- The Quinine That Does Not Affect Head
- Syncopation is Headline Theme at the Liberty
- Short-Haul Zones Planning
- President Penrose Says Church Thrives
- Frances Long for Aid of U. S
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- [Untitled]
- Alexander Wants Part of the Kale
- Has Missed but One Game in Five Years
- Weeghman Hopes to Straighten it Out
- Cub President is a Disheartened Boss
- Play Basketball at Fort Douglas
- Operation May Keep Him out of Game
- Coming to United States
- Utah Ready for Its First Game Saturday Night
- Stove League Gossip
- Deal First Cub to Sign Contract
- No Wonder Fish is a Brain Food
- West Side Club Wants Title Play
- Memphis Gets Aragon
- Coyle an Aviator
- Sam A. L. 'S Most Valuable Player
- Meeting Postponed; Ban Johnson Ill
- Managers See Need of More Batting
- Judge M'credie Must Appoint Another Pilot
- Several Hoop Games Today
- Quadruple Tie in Pinehurst Shoot
- May Assist Jennings
- Fred Fulton is Sued by Brother
- Racing
- With the Boxers
- Patsy is in Mobile to Tell 'Em How
- Tinker after Chillicothe
- Another Twin Bill for Club Fans Monday
- Tough Problem to Make Odd Change
- Northw Estern Has Five Players on Marines Team
- [Untitled]
- Win Close One
- Plan Meets Support
- Pitcher Killed by Fall
- Drop Title Matches
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- [Untitled]
- Hearing Opens Plan on Rio Grande Receivership
- Moonshiners in U. S. Increasing
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- Chinese Fire on Japanese Ships
- War Work for Blind
- Russia's Problem, Ignorant Moujik
- City News Ticker
- Hospital Diet Class Formed
- Goods Held for U. S. Not Taxable
- Alien Registration Instructions Issued
- Pioneer Resident of Salt Lake Dies
- Mrs. Martha Young Dead at Son's Home
- Funeral of Judge Goodwin is Held
- Every Hobo Henceforth to be His Own Lawyer
- 71, but Wants to Fight
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- State News Ticker
- Army Camps Call Her Nightingale
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- Salesman Held for Federal Authorities
- Mumps and Broken Leg Suggest Hoodoo
- Siddoway Builds Boat at Capitol
- Logan Store Cash Registers Looted
- Red Cross Chapter Forwards Supplies
- Postmaster Checks Aliens in Garfield
- Only 41 Utah County Registrants Missing
- Railroad Blockaded by Snow since Jan. 8
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- Admits Being Socialist of Most Radical Kind
- Just Reincarnated Bird If You like Life in Air
- Hirsute Conservation Latest War Measure
- 'Somewhere in Europe'
- Wrights Go to Coast
- $998 Judgment Allowed
- Theatre Now Armory
- Orem Factory Planned
- Garage Collapses
- Receiving Unique Souvenir
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- While Civilization Waits
- Pacifists, Here and There
- The Tribune and Mr. Roosevelt
- The Lure of the Battle
- Other Points of View
- The Flag, Your Flag and Mine
- Theodore Roosevelt Says That U. S. Has Suffered Much and Done Little So Far in War
- Her Great Adventure
- Amusements
- [Untitled]
- Breakfast Buns
- Parent-Teachers to Have Good Program
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- Cardiff Power is on Again
- Fair Trading on Mining Exchange
- Big Possibilities of Shale Business
- Michigan-Utah Working on Tram
- Are Enthusiastic after Two Years
- [Untitled]
- Liberty Oil to Drill Well No. 2
- Salina Shale Lands Located
- New Southern Utah Coal Beds to Yield
- Brokers Listen to Bishop of Wall St
- Metal Mine and Oil Dividends Are Announced
- Pools Cause Spurt in Wall Street Business
- Exchanges in East to Close Mondays
- Corn and Oats Sell Briskly at Advances
- Little Thing That Suspended Brokers
- Lead Price Advance to $7.12 and $7.50
- Notice of Special Stockholders' Meeting of the Hermit Mining Company
- Notice of Sale of Drainage Bonds of Sevier County Drainage District No 2
- Livestock Markets
- Notice of Special Stockholders' Meeting
- Notice of Special Stockholders' Meeting
- Special Stockholders' Meeting
- Assessment Notice of the [Illegible] Mine
- Assessment Notice No 6
- Delinquent Notice
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- Many Functions Planned in Honor of February Bridge
- Mixed Flour to be Supplied by Mills
- Seamen's Wages Doubled
- Stevenson's Granddaughter to Desert Society for Journalism
- Government to Take over Flour
- Johnson Made Crowder Aide
- War Gives Chance for Homely Girls, Educator Asserts
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- Chicago to Vote on Dry Question
- 2 American Aviators down Hun Airplanes
- Dyestuffs Industry Put on Firm Basis
- New Food Director Named in Canada
- 'Postwomen' Discharged
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- Survivors of Owasco in Port
- Mines in Sonora Will be Reopened
- General Judson to Return from Russia
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- Railroad Control Substitute Drafted
- Big Commission Paid for Ship Contracts
- Picture Patter and a Bit of Stage Gossip
- Worker Will Rule, Says C. M. Schwab
- British Labor Party Upholds War Cabinet
- English and Scotch Follow French to Piave to Help Italian Brothers
- Interest Must be Paid Yearly
- Packers Will Meet Workers
- Hides Hoarded to Lift Prices
- Workless Mondays to be 'Odd Job Days'
- Commons Passes Man-Power Bill
- Premier to Confer with Irish Leaders
- Railroad Workers Seek Wages Raise
- It's the High Heels, Mr. Man - the Girls Are Not Bow - Legged
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- 25 Draft Men Volunteer in Special Corps
- [Untitled]
- Scarlet Fever Unit Will be Full Saturday
- Tax Rates Will Not be Raised
- Apostle Smiths's Funeral Sunday
- 63 Auto Accidents on O. S. L. in 1917
- Swede is Drafted despite Protests
- 12,2440 Utahns to Pay Tax on Income
- Bishop Glass to Inaugurate K. C. Campaign
- Salt Lake's Finest to Dance Annual Police Ball Monday Plan is to Swell Aid Fund
- Histories Spread on Church Records
- Lone Soldiers 'Discovered' by Elks of City
- 525 Signal Men to Leave Today
- Armstrong Rescinds Steam-Heat Rules
- 172 Arrests Made for Bootlegging
- City to Observe Patriotic Week
- 'Smileage' Campaign Chief in Salt Lake
- Ask Senator King to Aid Suffrage Cause
- Wool Garb Provided for Convict Workers
- School Pupils to be Members of Red Cross
- Girls and Soldiers Have Fun Coasting
- Utah Women's War Loan Drives Praised
- Four Men Accused on Liquor Charge
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- Mine Operators of West Unite to Secure Laws
- Art Prizes Donated Seat in U. S. Senate
- Two War Factories Burn; Loss $500,000
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- Over the Top
- Utter Famine Grips Rumania
- U. S. to Loan Ireland $100,000,000 is Report
- Flood Wipes out Town in Germany
- Canneries Enabled to Increase Output
- U. S. A. Staff Chief Arrives in France
- Henderson Takes Seat in Senate
- Penny Papers Basie Price
- Hotel Safe Rifled
- Rehearing Asked in Emma Goldman Case
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-01-25 | Page 4 | Patsy is in Mobile to Tell 'Em How
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-01-25 |
| 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/s6d233jg |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6d233jg |
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| Article Title | Patsy is in Mobile to Tell 'Em How |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-01-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 4 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6d233jg/10146477 |