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- 70 Holland Ships to be Seized by America
- 18 Killed, 40 Hurt in Penn. Ry. Wreck
- All 1500 Citizens of Oregon Town Salute U. S. Flag
- Senate and War Dep't Unite in Planning
- $1,325,000,000 is Voted by Congress for Use of Navy
- U. S. Probing Hog Island Dynamite Caching
- Urges Military Rank for Nurses Sent to France
- Japan to Delay Siberia Action; Await U. S. View
- Sergt. Guy Empey Returns to War for Peace of Mind
- Flier is Killed at San Antonio; 4th in Six Days
- Victor Berger is Sued
- Stop Scheme to Bilk Relatives of U.S. Soldiers
- National Anthem Played by Teuton Symphony Head
- Concrete Ship is Launched; 54 More to be Turned Out
- Decline in Hides Will Cause Great Loss for Packers
- New York to Look into Charge That Woolmen Plotted
- Sammies Take Hold, Trenches of German Foe
- West Virginia Swept by Worst Flood in Years
- Newspaper Men in Class 3 of Draft, Rules N. Y. Board
- Arrested for Spy, Says She is Swiss
- Red Cross Auction at Spanish Fork
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- Win Hearts of War Crushed Women by Timely Aid
- Speed Urged in Filling Cards
- New Teuton Campaign Held Deliberate Plan to Cut off Neutral Nations
- Daylight Saving Plan Indorsed by Club
- Food Shortage Acute in London, He Reports
- Asks $5000 in Suit for Breach of Promise
- Free Matinee for Aged Folks
- German Helps U. S. War Work
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- Instead of Rain, Mud Falls upon City of Columbus
- Buy Overalls; Ready for Work
- Marriage Licenses
- 3 New Divorce Suits Are Filed
- Sisterhood Meeting
- Dr. Shipp, Pioneer of 1859, is Dead at Home
- 4 More Aliens to be Interned
- How to Get Relief from Catarrh
- Religious German is Sent to War Prison
- Esther Cleveland Becomes Bride of English Officer
- Fuel Oil Fire is Cause of Million Dollar Holocaust
- 11 Enlistments Here Yesterday
- Relief Society Ball
- Died
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- Mrs. Luell Witz to be Guest at Luncheon
- Hindu Suitor Loser in Case
- Ask Censors for Picture Shows
- Week of March 18 is for Refugees' Relief
- Specialist Speaks on Dairy Industry
- Provo Red Cross Makes Shipment
- Slide Smashes Big Water Pipe
- New Secretary for Canning Co
- Joins Engineers Corps
- Snowslides Delay Trains
- Sacred Heart 'Greeting'
- Catarrh
- Order Praises Roosevelt's Son
- Sentence of Paul Daeche Affirmed
- Utah County Has Red Cross Branch
- Judge on Bench 18 Hours in Case
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- Millionaire Maker of Medicine is Dead
- Lively Program of Events for Smart Circles
- Lodge Cafe Taken over by Successful Caterer
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- Conference at White House on Control Law
- Hearings Held on Rate Law Bill
- Lord Innes-Ker Inspects Office
- Call California Oil Situation 'Critical'
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- Bee Pilot Tells Boys to Turn on Speed; Weather Conditions Ideal
- Sharman Shoots 'Em at Chicago
- Heinie Schuman to Have Bout with Azevedo
- J. Dempsey Willing to Meet Willard for Nothing
- Salt Lake Telephone Bowlers Make Clean-Up
- Stove League Gossip
- Kieckhefer Gains on Bob Cannefax
- Graham on Trail of Outfielder Distell
- Oak Regulars Clean up on Yannigans
- Racing
- P. C. I. League to Line up Circuit
- New Gym Installed by Western Union
- Dividend Notice
- Notice of Assessment
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- Dividend No. 19
- Delinquent Notice
- Notice to Contractors
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- War Diet Program for Faculty of U. of U.
- M'Cormack Thrills 7000 at Tabernacle Red Cross Concert
- 200 to Dance Indian Steps in Big Play
- Utah Merchants Prepare Plans
- Asks Permit to Use Sand Spur
- Seek Franchise for Stage Line
- Junior Marines to Open Big Campaign
- Indian War Vets to Hold Meeting
- 2 Men Jailed on Liquor Charge
- Medical Board Exam. April 1
- Men Called in Districts 1, 2, 4
- State Auditor Makes Investigation of Loan
- Boy Scouts at Work on Thrift Stamp Sale
- John W. Wagner Enlists
- New Engine for Uni. Laboratory
- Invalid is Found Dead in His Room
- President Calvin of U. P. Visitor
- Enrollment of Boys, Girls, for War Work to Begin Forthwith
- Bank Absconder, Still Missing, Sued for Divorce
- University Receives Valuable Apparatus
- Aged Farmer is Robbed of $125 by Highwaymen
- Warrants Order Internment of 2 U. S. Enemies
- Heating is More Expensive This Year at College
- Arraign Indians Alleged to Have Obstructed Draft
- 59 Are Registered in Graduate School
- Carpenters for Air Corps Needed
- File Petitions in Bankruptcy
- Child Hygiene Classes Tonight
- 2 Sentenced on Burglary Charge
- Art Students to Enter Contest
- Cigarette Blaze Damages Machine
- Artillery Officer Leaves for East
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- Motion Filed for Directed Verdict
- Liquor House is Disincorporate
- Innes-Kar Here Enlist Fliers for Britain
- Director Watson Tells of Work
- Dinner in Honer of Guest
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-03-15 | Page 1 | New York to Look into Charge That Woolmen Plotted
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-03-15 |
| 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/s6dr41cp |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dr41cp |
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| Article Title | New York to Look into Charge That Woolmen Plotted |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-03-15 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dr41cp/10160773 |