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- U. S. Rail Ownership Seen in Wilson Bill; Huns Ready to Answer Russ 'Ultimatum'
- U.S. Leaders in War Zone Order Chief Aides Home
- 6 S. L. Aliens Go to Post Prison Merchants Jailed as Enemies
- Leasing of Vast Water Power Sites is U. S. Plan
- Pidd Figures in Jail Break
- U. S. Troops Kill Three Mexicans
- Power Plant Burns; Casper Lights Out
- Ship Program Now Reaches Two Billions
- Measure Pledges Payment to Roads
- Offers Bill to Raise Pensions
- Page 2
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- [Illegible] This [Illegible] Vocation, Wife Alleges
- Pastor Refuses to be Patron of Red Cross Ball
- 75 New Names Are Signed up by $1000 Club
- 'Murdered' Man Proves Too Lively for Corpse
- Attorney Demands Negro Jury to Try His Dusky Clients
- Georgia Divorcee Wires for Money to Pay Fare Home
- [Illegible] Lighting Contracts Signed
- 3 Girls Leaving Home to See Life Caught in Box Car
- Cuban Sugar Cargo Arrives
- Ogden Xmas Seal Sale Nets $1200
- Boy of 12 Champion Ogden Rat Killer
- Utah Artillery Begins Barrage Fire Practice
- Government to Help Factories
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- Houston Coming to Conventions
- London is Facing Shortage of Meat
- Teachers Will Prove Claim to Better Pay
- Workers Needed to Help Entertain Utah Soldiers
- Veteran of Indian Wars Laid to Rest
- Page 3
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- French Flock to See German Guns in Front of Old Soissons Church
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- Five Indicted as $1,000,000 'Con Men'
- Bill Gives President Most Sweeping Powers
- Text of President's Address to Congress
- 50,000 Slackers in U. S., Crowder Says
- Doris Keane Weds Actor
- Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
- Keeping the Quality Up
- Page 4
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- B. Y. U. Must Play Only College Men
- 'Bill' Rodgers
- Portland Man is Likely to Land the Job
- Mathes is Bought for Vernon Tigers
- Chicago Cubs Land Another Good Pitcher
- He Stirs up Dope That Pleases Fans
- With the Boxers
- Unions to Co-Operate in War Labor Plans
- Rules to Govern Transfers Adopted
- In Draft Class One
- Hughes Retained as Leader
- Artie Farnow Deserts Ranks of Pea-Greens
- 'Gene' Roberts
- Will Stage Eight Games Every Week
- Racing
- Would Leave Sox with a Good Lineup
- Granite Fares Badly at American Fork
- Secretary Retires with Great Record
- Advice on How to Protect Quail
- N'western Meets Jan. 17
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- Derrel Pratt Deal is Off
- Page 5
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- Anderson Gets Wlands' Place
- What Do Engineers Do over There? Here is a 120 Mile Bridge They Built
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- Old Deny Women Ballot during War
- Camp Homes [Illegible] Women Planned
- Dwick Resents [Illegible] Holdover
- My Alien Mayor Case up to Wilson
- D. & R. G. Loses $32,000,000 Suit
- Commended for Bravery
- Encke's Comet Reappears
- Page 6
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- Meanest Boy in Country Sought by Boys' Brotherhood
- Ain't it a Grand and Glorious Feelin'
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- Hung Jury Saves Peterson from 'Pen'
- Vandals Demolish House Foundations
- Contracts for Beet Topper to be Made
- Self-Styled Hero is Jailed as Slacker
- Mrs. Jackson, 92, Dies at Son's Home
- Snowplow is Idle, Sprinkler is Busy
- Draft Delinquents
- Man is Jailed as Importer of Liquor
- Late Mrs. Jennings to be Buried Today
- Farm Loan Board Bil Passes House
- Fuel Famine Hits New York Skyscrapers
- Melville Stone, Jr. Dies at Pasadena
- Grey May be Made Ambassador to U. S
- Sugar Price Too Low, Cuban Growers Say
- Socialist Mayor Pledges Loyalty
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- Picture Patter and a Bit of Stage Gossip
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- The Railroad Problem
- Greater Production Needed
- Other Points of View
- The Draft Amendment
- Secret Laughter
- Amusements
- Little Legends of Lure
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- Death Rate Declines in Home Army Camps
- Farmer Convicted of Murdering Wife
- Utah Starts 1918 with $2,670,966
- U. S. Recognition of Ireland is Urged by Congresswoman
- Training Camps to Reopen Today
- Attorney Assails Thrift Campaign
- Shooting the Sun
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- Strong Buying Sends Price of Oats Upward
- Tintic Ships 6600 Tons Ore
- $11,341 Sales on Mining Exchange
- San Rafael, Its Oil and Shales
- Alta Roads in Sloppy Shape
- Park City Output $110,000 in Week
- Emma Con. Back at Old Emma
- Big Cottonwood and Beaver Levy
- Want to Drill in 1 Place Only
- Gold Deposit Has Rich Ore
- Treasure Box Has High-Grade Zinc
- Market is Erratic in Spite of Confidence
- Wool Trade Dull; Prices Unchanged
- Holidays and Weather Make for Quiet Week
- Short Crosscuts
- 32 Colonels Are Made Generals
- Tintic Emerald Nearing Quartz
- Coates to Direct National Party
- Three Kings Puts on One More Shift
- Livestock Markets
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice to Bidders
- Dissolution of Partnership
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- Page 9
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- Draft Districts Are Described
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- Mrs. L. L. Terry to Become Bride of Californian
- Engagement of Lieut. Van Cott and Miss Heywood Announced
- Events of the Day
- U. P.& L. Will Ask but Few Exemptions
- Welsh Will Honor War Heroes in Fete on St. David's Day
- 'Victory Buns' Can be Sold at profit at One Cent Each
- Founder of Helena, Mont., near Death
- New Arrival at Baird Home
- Draftees Must Go Wherever Ordered
- Mexico Takes over Mercantile Marine
- 367 Norwegian Ships Sunk in 1917
- Services Held for Flora Earl
- Winifred Black Writes About some Sensible Girls
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- Manufacture of Cellulose Here Planned
- Merry Life of Wife Secures Man Divorce
- Governor's Daughter is Kept Busy Handles Big Bunches of War Work
- War Tale True and Thrilling 'Great Adventure' is Pictured
- High Tributes Paid at Sloan Services
- Commissioners Talk, but Make No Decisions
- Young Joyriders Face Term at Ogden
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- Where's the Village Blacksmith? Uncle Sam Needs His Aid
- 2 Held as Looters of Canyon Cottages
- Actors to Compete for Public Honors
- Articles Made for Red Cross Total 126,398
- Mrs. Holmes is Nimble Knitter
- Local Alibi Proof May Free Convict
- 6416 Casualties in Utah in Half Year
- Cement Company to Build $50,000 Plant
- Henning, Jr., Goes Up
- Electric Dealers Elect G. R. Randall
- Railroad Man Held as Liquor Violator
- Robber Suspects Lodged in Bastile
- Burst Vein Sends Cook to Hospital
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- [Illegible] of Overcoats at Camps Ended
- Five Aces and Allies Will Back 'Em Against Kaiser's Whole Deck
- Flames Menace Munitions Ships
- Pershing Responds to New Year's Messages
- [Illegible] in Siam up Roofs of Houses
- India Plot Suspect Kills Self in Prison
- 1000 Soldiers Play Hookey; 'Jugged'
- Monogamy Urged as Condition of Peace
- Villistas Annihilate Garrison at Cruces
- 'Dollar a Member' Knights of Pythias War Relief Slogan
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- Sen. King Asks Wage Control
- Letter Figures in Meat Probe
- Vote on Walsh Bill Set Jan. 7
- 6 Aliens Here Jailed at Post
- Give Saloons Coal to School, Demand
- Loses Fight for $1,000,000 Estate
- Arizona 'Blue Sky' Law Declared Valid
- 6 Soldiers Killed in Crash on Rail
- Held on $25,000 Bond for Disloyal Remark
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-01-05 | Page 5 | My Alien Mayor Case up to Wilson
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-01-05 |
| 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/s6ww8pkg |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ww8pkg |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | My Alien Mayor Case up to Wilson |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-01-05 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ww8pkg/10153786 |