Pages | 7 of 14
- Page 1
- [Untitled]
- Norway and U.S. Reach Agreement
- Daniels Lauds Labor of U. S
- Noted Jurist Drops Dead
- Calls Senatorial Election
- Germans March on Moscow; Slavs to Fight
- Wisconsin Dean Joins Food Army
- American and Teuton Patrols in Hot Clash
- Jericho is Captured by British with Ease
- U. S. Labor Urged to Join in Meet
- M' Adoo Asks That Hoover Show Where Supplies Are
- Rail Bill is Passed by Senate; up to House
- Looks after Fun for U. S. Clerks
- Plot Treason at Camp Lewis
- Liable to Death Penalty
- Page 2
- [Untitled]
- State News Ticker
- Movie Man's Camera Aimed at 600 Utah Lads in Camp Lewis
- Older Members of Draper Ward Feted
- Rev. T. C. Iliff Dies in Denver
- Patriotic Song Concert Held in Tabernacle
- One Delivery Daily, Vote of Ogden Dealers
- Indian Cases Are up Today
- Economy Expert to Address Store Men
- 4-Minute Speakers' Corps Being Formed
- Provo Sues Poll Tax Delinquents
- Coal Thief Suspect Will be Prosecuted
- Two Men Accused by Girls Cleared
- Industrial School Gets Service Flag
- Stockmen Pledge Co-Operation in War
- Membership Drive to Begin by Club
- Dry Law Puts $2,100,000 Cash in Ogden Banks
- Soldiers at Camp Lewis Pay Last Tribute to Comrade Who Died Far from Battlefront
- Club Celebrates 21st Anniversary
- [Untitled]
- Provo Public is Invited to Aid in Making New Law
- Stockman of Pony Express Days Dies
- Cache County Puts Ban on Wild Stock
- Biconcentrative Powers of Girls Will be Tested
- Knights Unveil Service Flag
- City News Ticker
- Utah Urged to Grow Its Seed
- Hoover Places 60-Day Ban on Eating Wheat
- Rain Prevents Final Review
- Page 3
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- Princeton Aviator Killed
- Great Paris Throng Honors Washington
- Gerard near Death, Operation Reveals
- Spanish Vessel Sunk by Teutons
- Pershing Reports Casualties
- Icemakers Asked to Save Ammonia
- Washington Address is Read to Congress
- Famous War Heroes Who Have Done Their Bit, but Have Gone Back Gladly to Do Even More
- 'Other Women Are So Jealous'
- To Prevent the Grip
- University of Utah
- Alien Identification Cards Ready Tuesday
- Page 4
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- Mail May be Sent to Enemy Prisoners
- Gophers Beat Maroons
- Wins Golf Tourney
- Rather Close
- Kansas Second Best
- Baker Says Liquor Rules Not Relaxed
- Penn Gathers, Also
- Pneumonia Takes Terry M'Govern
- Princeton Aquatic Team Victorious
- With the Boxers
- Shipyards Bid for Players
- Barber John Says He's Manager
- American League 'Gets' John Henry for His Misdemeanors
- American Fork Wins Hoop Title in Alpin Section
- Jordan Puts Away Hard-Fought Game
- No Sympathy for Holdouts
- South-North Cache Game is Postponed
- Spanish Fork is Victor over Nephi
- Weber Academy is Outplayed at Brigham
- Red Cross Medals to Golf Winners
- Racing
- Former Utah Hoop Star Leaves Today
- Ohio out of Luck
- Play Ball Game in Snow Drifts
- Army Camps Hokd Boxing Tournament
- Upset Features in Net Doubles Finals
- Eureka High Plays Hoop Class Series
- Roberts Suggests Two Games Tonight
- Western League to Open April 30
- Trapshoot is Successful in Spite of Rain
- B. Y. C. Holds Aggies Close
- Next Bowling Tourney Will Go To Toledo
- Utah-B. Y. U. Hoop Game on Tonight
- Page 5
- Page 6
- Page 7
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- Mysterious Food Poisoning Produces Epidemic in Peoria
- Aviators' Death Rate Low, Claim
- Young Belgians Seized by Huns
- Shade Trees as Fuel
- New York Women Register
- Compulsory Voting Planned in Prussia
- Board to Control All U. S. Vessels
- Hertling Talks Talks in Reichstag Monday
- Cars in St. Paul Stoned by Rioters
- Army Camp Health Conditions Improve
- Camp Greene Mire Described to House
- Business Men Solid for U. S., Speaker Says
- Page 8
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- Mines and Mining News
- 100-Foot Shale Beds in the Basin Located
- Montana -Bingham Eastern Opinion
- Oil Shale Beds 500 Fee Thick
- Five Oll Shale Plants in Basin
- Where is Tartar Chief and Band?
- Army Shoe Reserve Asked by Pershing
- Utah Lake Oil-Gas Boom on 7 Years Ago
- Wheat Enough to Go 'Round, Experts Figure
- Livestock Markets
- Packers Described as Philanthropist
- Yale Service Flag Bears 1196 Stars
- Farmers Want $2.50 Bushel for Wheat
- 7500-Ton Concrete Ship to be Built
- Experts to Adjust Industrial Disputes
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Delinquent Notice
- Sale of Real Estate
- Delinquent Notice
- Page 9
- Page 10
- Page 11
- [Untitled]
- Our Transportation Problem
- [Untitled]
- Amusements
- Her Great Adventure
- Salt Lake Boy Made Aviation Lieutenant
- K. C. to Initiate 40 Candidates
- Picture Patter
- The Salute
- Other Points of View
- Britain's Chief Woman Officer Heads Women Behind the Lines
- [Untitled]
- Victory Brings Peace
- Prosperity Endures
- Where Do Your Pennies Go?
- Page 12
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- Girls' Club to Help Waifs Will Sew for War Orphans
- President Smith's Health Improves
- Park Blooms to Set Luxuriance Record
- Draftees Fail to Answer Call
- Peace Talk is Treachery, Cry of Sutherland
- Patrons Want Half Stops Eliminated
- Scotch Club Plans Literary Program
- Gather Menus as Checks on Eatless Days
- Students Plan to Form Journalistic Fraternity Here
- William Naylor, 82, Utah Pioneer, Dead
- $5500 Tractor to Plow War Gardens
- Kaiser Foremost Life Exterminator
- Pupils Cut Luxuries and Save Enough to Adopt War Orphan
- Local Drug Man to Head Cigar Company
- Samuel Newhouse Unable to Attend
- Varsity Dramatic Club to Go North
- Young Man Slightly Injured in Collision
- Right If it Looks Good, Manager Says
- Issue Depends on U. S., Hollander Says
- Numbers to Identify Ft. Douglas Soldiers
- Shackled 'Convict,' 10 Escapes; Caught
- Red Cross Workers Labor on Holiday
- Paid Fare of Women to Salt Lake, Charge
- Veteran Firemen Enjoy Celebration
- Lad Tosses Marbles Aside Takes up Knitting Needles
- No Ground Glass in Samples Submitted
- Owner of Big Cache of Liquor Arrested
- H. C. Lund to Succeed Justice Van Dam
- Alleged Cold Tea Peddlers Arrested
- Rev. Leesmann Aids Families of Prisoners
- Mollmann is to be Interned for Espionage
- Page 13
- Page 14
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- Carpenters' Leader Expects Agreement
- Day Observed in War Camps
- New York's Own, 10,000 Strong, in Grand Parade
- 'Two War Years in Constantinople'
- Patent Office Asks Ex-Employes' Help
- Hun Insignia to Be Blotted Out
- Shipwrecked Crew Saved
- Four Killed by Blast
- Rail Congestion Slows up Mines
- Nine Perish in Fire
- German Barred from Schools
- Twelve Forced to Kiss Old Glory
- Threatens Willson, Charge
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-02-23 | Page 7 | Board to Control All U. S. Vessels
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-02-23 |
| 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/s6863n93 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6863n93 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Board to Control All U. S. Vessels |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-02-23 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 7 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6863n93/10155047 |