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- Two U. S. Ships Blown up; 86 Dead Sammies Rout Huns in Bayonet Fight
- Irish Railroads Are Placed under Military Guard
- Rush Cargo of Wheat to Help Belgium
- West Front Carpeted by Hun Dead
- Greatest Submarine Destroyer Force in World, Plan of U. S
- Sailing Orders Are Stolen from Bag of R. C. Nurse
- Salvation Army Lassies Wear Gas Masks and Helmets
- Seattle Shipyard Builds 8800-Ton Ship in 55 Days
- Believe Lutheran School Teachers German Kultur
- Colorado Passes Loan Allotment
- French Speaking Girls to Sail
- Swiss Neutrality Violated by Many
- Wife of President Views Huge Parade
- Draft Evader is Ordered Arrested
- President Calls for Register of Women Aliens
- Zeppelin Factory Reported Burned in Aerial Attack
- Serbians Mutiny Against Austrians
- Bull Moose Leader Joins Y. M. C. A. Force
- Patient Murders Prominent Doctor
- Two U. S. Ships Blown up; 86 Dead Sammies Rout Huns in Bayonet Fight
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- Body of Baby Found under Refuse Pile Utah Goes' 'over the Top" in Whirlwind Finish
- Special Service on Liberty Loan at St. Mark's Today
- Half Million is Involved in Mining Firm Suit
- Pardon Board Blasts Hope for Life Termer
- Battles Enemy with Spade Pioneer is War Gardener Watermelons on Program
- Chicken Expert Plans Meetings to Aid Poultry
- Woman is Given $4436.24 Pay for Husband's Death
- Charges Spouse is Tyrannical When at Home
- Scottish Club to Entertain Friday
- Ogden Bank in Reserve
- Will Examine Power Concern
- Scouts to Confer on Special Topics
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- Joins Nonpartisan League
- Schedules are Requested
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- Bees Suffer Terrible Fate; Angels Pile on Nine in First Frame
- Seaton's Wildness Helps Tigers to Retain Hold on Premier Honors
- Little of Everything
- College Baseball
- Sacramento Grabs Fourth Straight from Oakland
- Salt Lake Climbs in Rifle Matches
- Collegiate Rugby on Coast About Thing of Past
- Lieutenant Bragg Ties with Jansen
- Famous Horses Will be Matched up Again
- Millers' Fight Plans Still Far up in the Air
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- Chicago Pier to House Wonderful Display of Gas Driven Vehicles
- Fred Fulton Heads Baseball Parade in Smart Four-Passenger Paige Roadster
- Truck Shortage is Outcome of Combination of Circumstances
- Three Trucks Do Work of 120 Horses
- Ship 12 Carloads of Republic Trucks
- Armored Car of Olympian Co. is Parade Feature
- Keep Truck Loaded Both Ways is Plan
- Beveridge Motor Co. Takes Bonds for Fords
- Fords "Swapped" to Get Across an Un-Fordable River
- Used Cars Solving Shortage Problem
- Keep New Car Well Lubricated
- Use Great Care in Filling Radiator
- Carry Spare Latch for Ignition System
- This Bath Proves Hard Foe to Rust
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- Review of the Week in Finance and Trade
- Drill Going Fast In Direction of Oil Sands
- Silver Now Soon Will Come Into Its Own
- Diamond Drill Test in Wyo. Coal Field Brings in Oil Well
- Hill Will Bring Big California Oil Operators
- Mines Are Doing Their Best, it is Declared
- Patent is Issued for New Flotation Process
- Steel Operations Further Increase
- Utah Oilmen Organized Usual Bylaws Put in Force Officers Selected for Year
- Gas Is Changed into Gasoline Casinghead System Adopted Now Big Feature of Industry
- Wyoming Crude Oil Will Have Outlet
- Export of Oil Well Supplies is Stopped
- American Smelting Resumes in Mexico
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- Strong Has Praise For Troops at Camp Kearny
- Esthonia Protests Hun Intrigue; Flays Diet
- Baker is Clearing Details of Big Air Plants
- Expert's Daily Review of War
- Reserve Reports Indicate Great Liquidation
- New Division Formed by Western Union
- Horseflesh Regular on English Menus
- Lieutenant and Woman Arrested
- Kansan Fails to Obtain Hearing
- Allies Must Rely on Own Arms, Says Home Secretary
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- Corn Bread is Served at Meals in White House
- Fire is Discovered on Dutch Steamer
- French Sailorman Praises Navy Coast Guard
- Extends Court to Hurry I. W. W. Trial
- 'Hold 'EM,' Officer Tells Sammies; They Held
- Americans Are Halted
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- Safest and Best Investment is Real Estate
- Expects Whisky and Pays $10 For Vinegar
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- K. & R. Plan New Half-Acre Tract
- Woman to Plant 10 War Gardens
- Favoritism Found in Flour Selling
- Twenty-One Men Enlist for Army
- Fort Funeral to be Held Monday
- St. Mary's Academy to Issue 1918 Year Book
- Red Cross News and Notes
- Complete Plans of Moose Parade on May 18
- Future of Val Verda Promising
- War Gardens Yield Large "SPUD" Crops
- Girl Succumbs to Long Illness
- Speaks on "Child Welfare."
- Local News
- Local News
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- High School Track Stars to Celebrate at "U" May 3
- Famous "Wahoo Sam" Crawford is with Us Get Lots of Rest, Says Great Old Player
- Tris Speakers is Not Keeping up His Stick Work
- With the Boxers
- Oaks and Tigers Lead P. C. Teams
- Amateur Activities
- Diamond Dust
- Chicago is First in Drake Relay Carnival
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- War Stops Sport at Stanford "U"
- Pierce Golf Victor
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- Norwalk Dealer Issues Table on Common Causes of Tire Troubles
- Wheel Bearings Must be Tested
- Wisconsin Charges Concrete to High
- 4500 Trucks in England Carry Gasoline Bags
- Imports of Autos Are Prohibited
- Simple Design of Nash Motor is Noticeable
- Factory Expert Takes Charges of Sun Motor Sales Shops
- Must Keep Roads Open for Trucks
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- Utah's Oil Boom Attracts Much Attention
- New York Stock List
- Oil War Service Board Soon to be Named
- Many Companies Formed in Wyoming
- Spokane Will Have Rare Mineral Plant
- Rates for Money Continue to Advance
- Fight Waged over Two Stocks Col. Rexall Again Does "Turn" Iron Blossom Battle is Now On
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- Salt Lake Clearing House
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- Activities of Stock Market
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- Merchants Expect Big Success for Shopping Plan
- Sensuous Waltz Makes Hit Dedicated to Bonneville to be Published Her Soon
- Utah Women Name Representative to Conference
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- Aged and without Friends, Convict Returns to Cell
- Garbage Disposal Will be Settled
- Ogden Slackers on Loan Will be Exposed
- Sugar Company Names Winners in Contest
- Judge Evans Will Hear Ogden Cases
- Problems of Farm Labor Considered
- Forestry Chief Goes to Denver
- Boy Arrested on Charge of Theft
- Authorize Bids to Construct Highway
- De Wit Company to Incorporate
- Enforced Military Training Favored
- Drunk is Costly to Ogden Citizen
- Doctor Sues for Recovery of Fee
- Mrs. Jones Hears from Soldier Son
- Three Lectures Planned by Clark
- Ogden Man Will Join Canadians
- Anzacs Taking British Bridges
- Pyper Garden is Rifled of Tulip Blooms
- Garfield German Saved by Police from Coat of Tar
- Potatoes Raised in Pennsylvania Hills
- 'Four Bits' worth of Bonds Wanted
- Failure of Deadly Poison Pleasing to Would-be Suicide
- Private Blomquist Visits Relatives
- Pioneer of Utah Dies at Gunnison
- Suffering from to Much Weather?
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- Local News
- Ogden Livestock
- Carpenter Funeral Today
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- Metzger's Column
- The Monopolist
- Don't Experiment with Catarrh; it Often Leads to Dread Consumption
- All Service Track Meet Should be Great Event
- National League
- American League
- Coast Pitchers' Averages
- Southern League
- Trapshoot School at Atlantic City
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- Lack of Sunshine Causes Setback in College Base Ball and Track
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- Allies Preparing to Strike Huns on West Line
- Halt Bristow in Speech Campaign
- Liberty Loan Must Overtop Hun Issue
- Costa Rica Will Aid Loan Drives
- Germans Beaten in Belgian Attacks
- Railways Cut off in Interior of Finland
- To Probe Charges of Navy Dismissals
- Chicago Banker Denied Hearing
- France to Abandon May Day Holiday
- Milanese Cheer Red Cross Men
- Troops in France to Plant Gardens
- New Ship Riveting Record Hung Up
- Two Middle West States Go Over
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- M'Gee Testimony Draws Fire From Minnesota Man
- General Maurice Gets Field Duties
- Soldiers' Mails Are Duty Free
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- Record Budget to be Presented by Bonar Law
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- New Death Engine Coming out for U. S
- Just for a Joke Man is Hanged
- Judge Upholds Man's Right to Kiss Wife
- Learn to be a Chiropractor
- 18-Year-Old Girl Gets Three Years for Manslaughter
- Water Traffic Increases
- Dynamite Store is Found in Home of German
- Allies Await New German Offensive
- Indian Beauty Ill; Eats Ground Glass
- Earned Their Dollar, These Meade Men Say
- On the Job for 45 Years; Dies behind Counter
- Roosevelt Indorses N. Y. Sunday Ball
- "Rob Roy" Will be Given at Ogden
- Left His Pants in Draft Office
- Organize Women for Farm Work
- Business Men See Five or Ten Years More of Fighting
- Youthful Camper Mysteriously Shot
- Train Strikes Auto; Six Persons Killed
- Kills Boy of Eight to Get 35 Cents
- 40 Years in Country Made to Kiss Flag
- Little Damage Done to Finn Capital
- For Better Roads
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- Defense Council Provides Comfort for Utahns
- "Dead" Men May be in German Prisons
- Nothing Too Good for Soldiers of America
- Peking is in Fear of Pneumonia Plague
- Broken Romance of Young Widow Revealed
- Women on Jury Are No Novelty
- California Soon to Ship Stramonium
- Woman Would like to Make U. S. Laws
- Freed from Prison to Join U. S. Army
- Texas Woman Offers Three Sons to Army
- Soldier Knew All About Forks and Such; Was Chef
- Buys Big House and Ships it Home
- Government Controls Rice Market for War
- Stole Coal in Winter; Sends Firm Pay Now
- Stock and Lands Sold for $800,000
- Zionist Medical Unit to Depart for Holy Land
- Women Unsuited for Fire Patrols
- Prison Whistle is Stolen by Convict
- Husband Shot When He Kisses His Wife
- Berkeley Bad Man Steals Pretty Posies
- To Continue Work for Austrian Peace
- U. S. Takes Engines Intended for Russ
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- Drills Soon to be Operating near Kaysville
- Shearing Starts in in Several Districts
- Man Gets $125 per Month to Guard Closed Mine
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- Metals Price-Fixing Denounced Guggenheim is Opposed to Plan Makes Strong Plea for Copper
- Legislation Planned to Increase Output
- Sheridan Has New Field
- Oil Shale Deposits Will be Developed
- Big New Copper Producer in Field
- Henderson Writes regarding Apex Bill
- Rex Consolidated May Purchase Mines
- Lighting Creek is Increasing Output
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- Bolsheviki Order Munitions Sent to West
- Northwest Police Will Fight Huns
- River on Fire Burns up Boat
- Women Would Run Tractors as War Aid
- Schools Face New Problem in Vocation
- Two Americans Killed in Action
- Provide $750,000 for U-Boat Base
- Five Convicted of Spy Act Offenses
- Black-Eyed Susan Adopted as State Flower in Maryland
- Sammies Cleared of Waste Charge
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- Special Course of Training for Draftees
- Yankee Flier Downs His Man behind the Lines Would Rather Fight Germans than Eat Chilled Motor Came near Causing Aviator's Fall
- Women! It's Cheap! Use Lemon Juice and Make Lotion
- War Standard Shoes Are Sold in London
- Deer Are Destroying Grain in New Jersey
- Pioneer of 1847 Dies in Ogden of Pneumonia
- Company Hires Women to Work in Its Sawmill
- Woman Acts as Auto Mechanic
- Court Sets Hun Conqueror Free
- Hearst Suspends N. Y. Hun Language Paper
- Council of Ghent Dissolved by Huns
- Proxy Weddings Get No Allowance
- Girls Don Overalls and Work on Farm, but Parents Object
- Flames Attack Home of Twins
- Auto Puts out Street Lights
- Camden Launches 8700-Ton Collier
- Indian Would Have Ground Squirrel Protected
- Merchant Marine Shaping up Well
- 53 Germans Change Names
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- Piano Recital by Juvenile Class Friday
- Home and School League
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- Lyric Tenor to Give Concert at Congregational Church
- Classical Selections at Army Band Concert
- Immanuel Baptist to Have Special Numbers
- Soprano Solo Feature at Methodist Church
- Clawson Society to Meet on Thursday
- Mrs. Smith, Soloist, at Presbyterian Church
- Arkansas Farmers Opposed to Fliers
- Quartet Number to be Church Music Feature
- New Books at Library
- Knitting Claim Disputed
- Sermon Topics in Salt Lake Churches
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- After War Questions
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- American Has Five Times as Many Cars per Capita as Has England
- New Rubber Boot Vulcanizer Hooverizes Ancient Footwear
- Oakland Cars Leaving for Provo from Sharman's
- Advent of Motor Car Sets Fast Pace for Modern Business Man
- How to Polish Metal Fittings
- Plenty of Buicks on Hand for Deliveries
- Ford Sedans Are Popular at All Seasons of Year
- Story of Republic is Slap at Pessimists
- U. S. Gives Land to Lincoln Highway
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- Great Competition from Huns Will Follow War
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- Shipbuilding is Great Task of War
- Huns Slip $20,000,000 in Gems over Border
- Black Man Could Not Understand Own Language
- One-Armed Man May Receive Commission
- Priest Gives in to Saving Plan
- Army Car Driver worth $2,000,000
- Dog Kills a Wildcat
- "Devil" Declines to Become Kaiser
- Naval Reservist Lost on Patrol
- Draftees Will Get Schooling
- Pig Kept in Bathroom
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- Utah Asparagus Makes Appearance on Market
- Shortage of Labor is Delaying Mining
- Glass in Food Epidemic Starts
- Holy Koran to be Given to Moslems
- Charges German Money is Used among Negroes
- Merry Music on Piano Sounds Alarm of Fire
- Kansas Wheat Starts to Sprout
- Modern Betsy Ross is J. H. Burton
- Thrown in Well by Angry Bear
- Bootjacks Return in Southern States
- Cabinet Not Yet Formed
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- Maxwell Training School for Auto Mechanics Model for Government
- Dreadnaught Tire Made of Best Materials
- International Truck Purchased by Price Business Firm
- Barney Oldfield Tells How to Cure Rattles That Annoy Autoists
- Prest-O-Lite Welding Gas in Strong Demand
- Nash Trucks Made to Cover Ground Quickly
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- Army Camps Teach Sanitation to Soldiers
- Navy Crew Loses to Pennsylvania
- Park in Paris is Turned over to U. S. Ball Teams
- Old Wolverine Star Now Artillery Major
- Safety First Motto Now Used by Chicago
- Why Alexander Was Selected
- Horsley Boys Are Ready for Co. H
- Bob Harmon Finds a "Dodo" Delivery
- College Play Will Observe Light Saving
- Easy for Tendler
- It Doesn't Pay
- Coveleskie's Arm Not Good Enough for Major League
- Donovan Wants Detroit to Drop Hit and Run Play
- Milan Men Held as Traders with Enemy
- Typewriters Sell for Small Fortunes
- Sees Husband Burn; Dying from Shock
- After Prize Fight, Man Nabs Burglar
- Gaudy Rugs and Wet Feet Bad for Hens
- Frog Saddlers Are Popular in Texas
- Ogden Country Club Holds "Blind Bogey"
- Would Make Yale Second West Point
- Hun Spoliation of Alsace-Lorraine Continues
- Talk About War Loss; it is Deadly Back East
- Name Executives for Orange Show
- Japanese Shipping Covering All Seas
- Wants Half Fare for Army Men
- 'Jim Ham' Revives Japan War Scare
- Jail Shipworker; Charge Disloyalty
- Thrift Stamps as Pay in Junk Sales
- To Enroll Women in Turkish Army
- Local News
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- Tested Recipes for Soups Made from Beans and Peas
- Pipe Lines for Bringing Oil from Roumania
- How to Make a Fireless Cooker from a Bunch of Old Newspapers
- Two Economical and Nutritious Dishes
- Driving Electricity through Soil Stimulates Germination of Seed
- The Jerusalem Artichoke is a Neglected American Vegetable
- The Frozen Soil of Alaska
- Turn the Faucet and Get Soapsuds
- Truss Your Chicken with Barred Clasps
- Cold as a Source of Lobar Pneumonia
- Spraying Logs for Safety
- Heights to Which Zeppelins Can Fly
- The Destroyer is Defenseless Against Guns
- Newest of Steels is Easy to Cast
- Rings of Trees Record the Weather
- Sheet, Fans and Colored Lights Create Stage Illusion of Flames
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- Sarah Padden Bringing a Great Playlet to Orpheum This Week
- Fetching Beauties Coming to the Pantages
- Finger Print Forms Mystery Drama; 'the Hand at the Window' is Title
- Farcical Play at Wilkes This Week
- New Shows Are Coming to Town
- Tyrone Power in "the Planter" Plays Difficult Role Superbly
- As "Mr. Fix-it" Doug. Fairbanks Adjusts Heart Affairs for 2 Girls
- "Blindfolded," Late Barriscale Play, Will Appear at American
- Eating Room Rule is Angering Blacks
- Body in Water for Three Months
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- Week's Amusements
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- Russians Protest Removal of People
- U. S. Soldier Eats Nearly Five Pounds Every Day
- Gun Supplies on Front Increasing
- Cigarettes Favorite Smoke of Soldiers
- Arms Conservation Placed under Fair
- Local News
- Outbreak Against Jews at Cracow
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- Absolute Pardon is Granted Hero
- Gas Masks Made Useless
- Pigeons to See War Work Soon
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- New 'War Marvel' Will be Standard
- German Offensive Batters Allied Line in Vain
- Anti-Teutonic Body Advocated by Gore
- Austrians Melt Bronze Statues Found in Italy
- Made Misdemeanor to Violate Any Food Regulation
- Trading Stamp Case in Court
- Wants Horse Hair Clipped for Ropes
- Von Kuehlmann Ill, Declares Berlin
- Hembrug Artillery Plant is Closed
- German Suspects Taken in Brooklyn
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- Hundreds Attend Last Rites for David Keith
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- Urges Advantages of Daylight Saving
- Sandy Asks School Board for Seminary
- Longing for Stage Lands Youth as Manager
- Youngsters Relate Coal Theft Stories
- Municipal Market Ready on May 15
- Annual Meeting of Ward Tonight
- Thinks Peach Crop May be Reduced
- Funeral Service for Mrs. Livesey
- Forest Service to Build New Roads
- Fredericksen to be Buried Today
- Jorgensen Funeral to be Held Today
- Draft Division 4 Examines 7 Men
- Restrict Powers in Bounty Affidavits
- Knerr Will Attend Des Moines Meting
- To Protest Six-Cent Fare
- Dale Smith Visits Home
- Elks Will Raise $25,000 for Loan
- Milford Men Ask Additional Water
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- Hun Shell Kills Wisconsin Girl in Church
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- $50,000 Value of Abbott to Wife
- Americans Learn Endurance Limit
- Portland Changes Hun Street Names
- Suspected as Spy, Resignation Forced
- Noted Educator Gets Coat Tar, Feathers
- 500 Y. M. C. A. Workers Now in Zone of Fire
- 4 Faint during Story of Soldiers
- Champion Hoarder Found in Berlin
- Morale of Belgian Soldiers is High
- Fatal Quebec Riots Laid to Policemen
- Proposes $25 Dog Tax to Win War
- Sympathy and Treason Defined
- Colorado is "Bone Dry," Says Dillon
- Uses Corset Stay to Saw Jail Bars
- Educators Uphold Teaching of German
- Urges 15 Millions to House Workers
- Carnival is Planned in Arkansas Valley
- Fur Auction Sale Exceeds $4,000,000
- New York Cow Sets New Butter Record
- Bogus Judge Dies
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- Build Miller Tires to Meet One Standard
- Pure Water is First Requisite for Cooling Automobile Engine
- Good Highways in U. S. Vital Need
- Business is Brisk at Studebaker's
- Kissel Scores Again! Peters Takes This!
- Distributors of Autos See Value of Motor Trucks
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- Tractor School in Kansas
- If Your Car is Stolen, Give Cops This Information
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- 90 Trucks Driven from Detroit to Atlantic
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- Nothing is Taken for Granted by Makers
- Goodyear Booklet on Trucks is Instructive
- Paris Woman Steals 30,000 Gallons 'Gas'
- Oil Makes World Go Round, Says Culmer
- Guyot, Injured, in Private Life Now
- Used Car Buyer Has Many Excuses Ready
- Epidemic Affects 700 in One Camp
- Teddy Ought to Remember Mike
- German Bootlegger Suspected as Spy
- England Gives Homes to Broken Warriors
- Golf Courses Now Gardens
- Output Cut Half to 1500 Cars Daily
- Goes 16,891 Miles on Original Tires
- Uniform Licensing of Auto is Sought
- More Sedans Output Plans for This Year
- Dividends Coming on Rubber Stock
- Will Keep up the Tour
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- Armed with Rifle Hun Haters Go after Kaiser
- Clubmen Arrested as Enemies of Nation
- Ohioan, Unarmed, Fights German Warrior
- Need Officers for Philippine Scouts
- German Language Banned
- Presbytery Plans More Help for Drys
- Hindoos Gather for Celebration
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- San Jose R. R. Ward to be Established
- Local News
- Page 62
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- Sec. Wilson Forms Program for U. S. Labor
- ''You Can't Poison Navy,'' M'gowan Declares
- German Paper Sees President Mentally Upset
- School Books to Aid Liberty Loan
- Austrians Despair in Spite of Hun Claims
- One in Born Every Minute to be Swindled
- Girls Supplant Men as R. R. Telegraphers
- English Stirred by Situation in Ireland
- Singing or Gaming is Problem for Jurist
- Needle Cure Lands Hawaiian in Prison
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- Deaths
- Funerals
- Fires Shots at 3, but None is Hurt
- Statue of the Great Hun is Stored Away
- Page 63
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- Huns Deport Girls for War Zone Drudgery
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- Soldier Used Old Schoolboy Trick
- Billy Sunday Eager for Minneapolis
- Wooden Soles for Shoes
- German Prisoner Has Genuine Hu Appetite
- Foe Subs. Get Line on English Channel
- Watchman Dares Italian to Shoot, Then Drops Dead
- New Metal for Use as War Material
- Painting Ships a ''Nice, Easy Job''
- Would Close All Theaters for War
- Steelmen Get Six Raises in Two Years
- Bonds Bought with Town Election Fund
- Chisholm Declares War on Idlers
- Tattoo Marks Save Him
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- Mystery of Chop Suey Revealed by U. S
- U-Boat Survivors Reach Our Shores
- Sight-Seeing Tour Ends at Seattle
- Local News
- U. S. Takes Hold of Philadelphia Police
- Noted Race Track Game Worked on Farmer
- Pittsburg Chinese Buy Thrift Stamps
- Lusitania's Dead Are Now Well Gared For
- California Plans Arithmetic Reforms
- Girl Champion Hikes Forty Miles
- Engineers Hike Far to Enlist
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- Serves Ten Years for Perjury; Now Free
- Local News
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-04-21 | Page 17 | Anzacs Taking British Bridges
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-04-21 |
| 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/s68w4k66 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68w4k66 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Anzacs Taking British Bridges |
| Type | wedding |
| Date | 1918-04-21 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 17 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68w4k66/10169262 |