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- Huge Liner Torpedoed off Coast of Britain
- 4 Civilians Slain in Quebec Riots
- Mrs. Wilson to Head D. C. Liberty Loan Committee
- Standard Oil to Give Its Employes 10% Wage Raise
- Wisconsin Picks New Senator Today
- All U.S. Troops to France before Aug. 1 Presidents Plan
- 'Nat' Goodwin Wins Judgment of $2500 Against Film Co
- Unkind Railroads Build Tracks Low; Hurt Hobo Travel
- Twice Divorced Couple Are Wed for Third Time
- Yaqui Women Are Killed with Men
- $ 100,000 in Bonds to Mary Pickford
- Supreme Court to Decide on Seizure
- Another Flyer is Killed in Texas
- Man is Held on Murder Charge
- Allies Cheered as Foch Says Amiens Will Never Fall
- Hun Wedge Locked in Wall of Granite
- Technicality Delays Legislation on Loan
- Farm Chief Denies Any Lack of Labor
- Hun Efforts to Turn Big British Base at Arras Expected Today, Report
- Sammies Account for 2 More Bandits
- M' Adoo is Given Railroad Control
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- Americans Trudge Through Seas of Mud
- Huns Dig Trench to Guard Against Counterthrust
- Enemy Efforts to Cross Oise is Foiled; Ground Strewn with Hun Dead
- Shatter German Reserve While Extra Resources of Allies Are Held Back
- British and French Hurl Back Germans
- First Word of Sammies' Part in Battle Looked for in Allies' Report
- America May Make 105-Mile Range Gun
- Sammies Proceed to Plains of Picardy
- Huns Concentrate in Albert Region
- Bronze Medals to Border Veterans
- Turks Threaten Sebastopol, Report
- Good Day for Fighting but Huns Hang Back
- Allies Withdrawal from Macedonia Suggested
- Americans 'Stand to' Amid Barrage
- Italy Foresees Austrian Attack
- Vast Number of Cars for War's Demands
- Adventists Contribute 4 Millions to Church
- Embargo is Raised to Conserve Tonnage
- Funeral of Young Woman Spy Suspect
- Attorney General Drops out of Race
- Former Minister Leaves for Frisco
- Dr. Karl Muck Has Preliminary Hearing
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- Torpedo Can Trail Airplane by Throbs
- Huns Rain Shrapnel and Gas U. S. Sector
- Announces Chicago Can Have Shipyards
- Arkansas Gives Her Patriotic Portion
- Thrift Stamp Sales Reach $150,000,000
- Philadelphia Police Start Vice 'Clean-Up
- Shop Lifter Forfeits Bail
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- Red Cross Record Shows Increase for March
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- American Slain in Day's Action
- Uses Truck for 'Joy Ride' Claim
- Tells Value of Liberty Bonds
- English Baritone, Vivian Gosnell, Arrives
- Nebraska is Against Prohibition Measure
- U. S. Wants Land for Indians on Old Treaty
- Important War Bills Passed by Senate
- 3 American R. C. Heroes Honored
- Fund Set Aside to Help Unfortunates
- Old Man Completes 15,000 - Mile Hike
- Mooney Formally Asks for Pardon
- Broker is Charged with Embezzlement
- Penalizes Branch of Morris Company
- Seeks Decree after 34 Years
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- Theatrical Reviews
- Even Roman Legion Grins at Hippodrome Shakespeare Act
- Plan Destruction of Squirrels in Valley
- Ugley Looking Weapon is Taken from Greek
- Loan Mass Meeting Date Postponed
- 13-Year-Old Boy Accidentally Shot
- Graceful Girl Divers Contest at Theatre
- Approve Naming of New Deputy Clerk
- Utah County Wants More Sugar Beets
- Salt Lake Elk Are Visitors at Provo
- Red Cross to Have Benefit of Sale
- New Trial Refused in Damage Suit
- Take Testimony in Deportation Case
- Quarrels with Boss Then Gets Drunk
- Movie 'Stars' Are Bad Actors, Says Horseman
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- Ask for Rehearing in Test Liquor Action
- Weber County Plans to Muzzle Mad Dogs
- Farm Women's Farm Bureau at Warren
- Says Witness Was Unduly Influenced
- Humane Society Man Scores Dog Killing
- Pioneer Mother of Ogden's Mayor Dies
- Amusements
- Discuss Killing of Predatory Animals
- Say Child Labor Law Hurts Canning Trade
- Vaudeville Program by 'U' High Students
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- Society
- German-American Alliance May Disband
- Retail Bakers Promise War Aid
- Argue Today on Overman Bill in Senate
- Z. C. M. I. Forms 10 Thrift Units
- Secy. Redfield Here April 19
- Texas Soldier Dies of Pneumonia at Fort
- Woman Injured Dodging Car
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- 'U' Will Observe 'Win the War' Week
- S. L. Recruit Reaches France
- Public Invited to Speaking Contest
- Banquet Honors for Jane Addams
- Enlists in 27th Engineers' Corps
- Britannic Club May Now Organize Branch
- Born April 1? Join 'All Fools Club'
- Woodard Trial May Close Today
- Delinquent Notice
- U. S. Marshal Sworn in for 2D Term
- Marriage Licenses
- Died
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- Her Great Adventure
- The Jarr Family
- Bits of Information
- How You May Improve the Appearance of Your Arms
- "Doing My Bit"
- Many Feel That Way
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- Profitable Patriotism
- Words of Wise Men
- The Public-Spirited Father
- The Sun's Light
- How Your Body Makes Sugar from Starches in Your Food
- Winifred Black
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- All Ready For the 1918 Pennant Whirl
- Crimson Teams Being Prepared to Compete with other Golfers
- Leopard Baseball Squad Selected
- Looks like Midget Huggins Will Put More Ginger in the A. L
- Sacramento Wins Final from Cubs
- Baseball
- Fire Halts Cars on Big Bridge
- Rynie Working Hard With L. D. S. Athletes
- Dempsey to Meet Devere, Not Cowler
- Why Not Fight All over the U. S. A.?
- Time of Games to be Same in Chicago
- Racing
- Increase Marks Trade with Asia
- Marylanders in Racing Spotlight
- Kaiser Booster Beaten, Jailed
- Schofield Leading Pinehurst Golfers
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- Benny Leonard to Enter Ring Again
- Granite Seniors Lose to Soph Nine
- Judge Orders 2 I. W. W. Examined
- Hun Carries Guns on Ship for Emergency
- Bread Shortage May be Caused
- Notice of Assessment No. 1
- Camp Lewis Winter Greets Californians
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- $5,000,000 is S. L. Deposit as Reserve Bank Opens
- Cadets at Grips in Mock Battle East and West Boys Participate April 1 is Perfect Battle Day
- Jane Addams Tells Women Here of War Needs
- Naval Reserve Corps Recalled
- Escaped Mexican Was in Line for Pardon
- Theosophist Says Dead Have Not Died
- All Are Not Fines That Fasten-Tags on Motors
- Advises Lying Now and Then in Police Court
- Vacation Time is Now Enjoyed
- Public Speaking Program Prepared
- Postpone Cantata Because of Death
- Asks $40,000 for Death of Husband
- Fermented Cider Costs Owner $50
- Manufacturers to Aid State Fair
- 3D Liberty Loan Speaking Stars Here Today
- Live Subjects Are Discussed by Federation
- Leg Broken in Fall from Truck
- Sons of Local Couple Succeeding in Army
- White House Picket to Lecture to Women
- Coast Police Looking for Missing Man
- Hotel Clerks Give Enjoyable Dance
- Returns from Trip to Pacific Coast
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-04-02 | Page 4 | Take Testimony in Deportation Case
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-04-02 |
| 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/s6j97c8c |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6j97c8c |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Take Testimony in Deportation Case |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-04-02 |
| 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/s6j97c8c/10168669 |