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- Page 1
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- German Advance is Checked as British Fire Destroys Bridges
- Nearly Half of Liberty Loan is Raised
- Plans for War Made for Fifty Years
- Teuton Plot for Mutiny in India Exposed
- War is Business of U. S. Redfield Speaks in City Bares Aims of Germans
- Senate Considers Smoot's Bill for Pension Increase
- Shots Exchanged Across Rio Grande
- Page 2
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- 22 U. S. Men Killed in Stopping Germans
- Allied Drive is Expected Now Any Time
- Looks for Second German Drive in June
- Ground is Broken for Great Powder Factory
- Lad Killed as He Calls on Widow
- Famous Clothier is Dead
- President's Hand Scorched in Ride in British 'Tank'
- U. S. List of Casualties Cabled by Gen. Pershing
- Tent is Burned down by Rioters
- Wear Uniform or Go to Bed, Order
- Baron Burian Sends Note to Von Hertling
- U. S. Ship Building Far Exceeds Sinkings
- Writes of Threats; Taken in Custody
- Carson Dispatches Message to Belfast
- M'adoo Bound for Grand Canyon
- Alien Enemies Are Barred from Work
- Germans to Grow Cotton in Bulgaria
- Many Recruits for Women's Plattsburg
- Suffragists to Have Headquarters in West
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- State Insurance to Pay Dividend
- Page 3
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- "Invaders" Ahead in Battle for Linda Vista
- Emergency Fleet Officers to be Transferred
- Red Cross Will Insure Its Staff
- France Has Lost 1,300,000 Killed in the Present War
- British Airmen Drop 9 Tons of Bombs
- Citizenship for All
- Germans Lose Enormous Force
- Japan Opposed to Intervention in Siberia
- Hun Torpedo Boats Bombard Flanders
- 10 Belgians Hold off 300 Germans
- British Inflict Heavy Losses upon Austrians
- By Associated Press
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- Page 4
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- Man Hanged, but Police Save His Life from Mob
- Services Held for Wife of Fireman
- Jurors Observe Washday
- Union of 3 New York Churches Arranged
- Bread of Peanut Flour on Market
- Everybody Shoots at Reading Cop
- British Prince to Become an Aviator
- Tosses Roll off Train
- Joy Leaves Life of Varnish Maker
- Winnifred Black
- Three Excuses Are Fisherman's Defense
- Amusements
- Red Cross Women Salute "Bill" Taft
- Sausage is Valued Gift in Germany
- Aliens Barred from Lake Ships
- [Untitled]
- Negro Objects to War Tax Killed
- Lives in Iowa 80 Years
- Page 5
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- School Children in Parade at Provo
- Tells of Delay of Army Mails
- Says He's Loyal but Fears Germs
- Paris Again Bombarded
- [Untitled]
- Allies Confident of Power of America
- Wedding News is of Interest to Salt Lake
- Events of Day as Arranged in Social Circles
- $40,000 of Liberty Bonds Taken by Ogden Man
- 5 Qualify at Ogden for State Track Meet
- Red Cross President is Given Automobile
- Women Vote for Death Verdict
- German Given 3 Years for Perjury
- Irish Parties to Prepare Statement on Conscription
- Mother Slays Her 2 Young Children
- Bundesrath Repeals Antilabor Law
- Accused Man Held on Assault Charge
- 8 Carpenters to Work for U. S.
- Wrestling Match Set for May 7
- "White Elephant" to Reach $800 Mark
- Attorney Awarded Retaining Fees
- Joe Miller to Meet Frankie Gage Here
- Hold Funeral of Child Tomorrow
- Gives Advice to Farmers
- Cider Seller Fined $50
- [Untitled]
- Give Wilson Model of Battle Statue
- Trade Agreements Sought by Germans
- [Untitled]
- Marriage Licenses
- Page 6
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- Angels Turn Tables on Bees with Little Whitewash of Their Own; Brown a Puzzle
- Tigers Beat Seals and Go over the Top
- "Don't Baseball Owners Know There's a War?" Asks Huston
- Athletes Gather for Annual Drake Meet
- East Beats West in Track Meet
- Brenton Pitches a Classy Game for Sacramento
- Winners Will be Paid Thrift Stamps
- College Baseball
- Racing
- American League
- [Untitled]
- Texas League
- Will Meet in Finals
- Champ Retains Title
- National League
- Willard Prefers a Twenty-Round Go; Will Ask for Such a Sanction
- With the Boxers
- Diamond Dust
- [Untitled]
- The Morning After
- Nebraska Captain Called
- Page 7
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- Quick Enactment of Spy Law is Demanded
- Confirms Report of Revolution
- 34 New Ships Go into Service
- Property Seized by U. S. Custodian
- Cotton Ginners Pass Resolution
- Merchant Marine is Needed for Trade War
- Policy of Czernin Will be Followed
- Missing Colonel is Reported Dead
- N. P. Re-Elects Jule Hanaford
- Gompers Scores U.S. Socialists
- 50 Are Sentenced for Primary Frauds
- Disloyal Politicians Sentenced to Prison
- No Life Drills on Lusitania, He Says
- Holland Has Plans of Demobilization
- Committee to Buy Woolens for Army
- Native of Germany Held for Sedition
- Japanese Foreign Minister to Resign
- Favor Continuing Submarine Drive
- Oil Field Workers Angered by Arrest
- General Belin to Represent France
- Given $20,000 for Wife's Affections
- Germany to Demand War Indemnities, Says This Prince
- Friend of Kaiser Accused of Theft
- Scouts Rescue U. S. Missionaries
- Gerard Property Safe, is Report
- Car Ferry Caught East in Ice Floe
- Old Newspaper Man of Chicago is Dead
- Crowder Requests Action Postponed
- Sen. Smith Named Committee Head
- Noted Manufacturer Dies
- Seed Little Danger on Western Front
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- Counterfeiters Sent to Prison
- Page 8
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- Rise in Cron Prices Dut to Cold Weather
- Financial, Mining and Oil News
- [Untitled]
- Can Kill Hens after April 20
- Sinn Fein Leader is Elected to Commons
- U. S. Will Speed up Production of Oil
- Coast Region Booming, Says John F. Cowan
- To Increase Marine Strength to 75,500
- Bismarck Quoted by American Officials
- Officers Elected by D. A. R. Congress
- Deserter Sentenced to 20 Years' Term
- Notice to Water Users
- Socialist Secretary Nabbed
- Nominate Hines as Brigadier General
- Notice of Special Meeting of Police Mutual Aid Association of Salt Lake City
- Notice
- Notice
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Page 9
- Page 10
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- Rally to Defens of City's War Gardens
- Hard Battler over Bransford Will Predicted
- Report Indicates State Makes Good on Liberty Pledge
- Local Architect Dies in Service
- Boy Wounded by Mysterious Shot
- Foreign Element is Asked to Buy Bonds
- To Sell Building Lot for Funds to Buy Liberty Bonds
- Load of Supplies from Units of Red Cross
- Mining Man to Speak to Columbia Alumni
- Flower Pirates Destroy Plants in City Ground
- Review at Douglas Today in Honor of Redfield
- Liberty Stake to Hold Conference
- Ladies of Elks to Give Supper
- Suit is Filed Against Board
- 1919 Game Licenses Are Being Prepared
- Shows How to Make Tasty Cottage Cheese
- 2 Small Fires Are Reported
- Capture Boys in Purloined Auto
- Europe's Skies Lit with Battle Fires
- 9 Enlist at Local Recruiting Office
- Wate Commissioners Talk over Problems
- Claim $2000 worth of Whisky Seized
- Railroad File Briefs in Case
- Cannon Taken by Col. R. W. Young Shown at Capitol
- Funerals
- 2500 Parade City in Behalf of Liberty Loan
- Bench Warrant for Delinquent
- Arm is Broken by Auto's "Kick"
- Mooney Speakers Run out of Town
- Include Women in Enemy Alien Order
- Examination of Jurors Completed
- Nebraska "U" Said to Shelter Enemies of U. S
- Oakland School Teachers Accused
- 2 Wooden Ship Launched on Coast
- Sleeping Wife and Child Ara Murdered
- Aviation Captain Killed in Action
- Choose Place for 1919 Convention
- Files Action for Divorce
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-04-20 | Page 3 | Citizenship for All
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-04-20 |
| 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/s6dj6mh6 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dj6mh6 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Citizenship for All |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-04-20 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dj6mh6/10168830 |