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- Page 1
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- British Forced to Give Ground U. S. Fixes Price for Sale of Wool
- Holland to Remain as Neutral Country
- Ally Yields Village as Huns Renew Drive with Amiens as Goal
- Calls for Draft in May and June to Break Records
- Ryan Named to Direct Output of Aircraft
- Arson Plot Results in $500,000 Blaze
- Germans Pray for American Victory, Avers Bamberger
- Movement of U. S. Exports to Spain to be Restricted
- Express Surprise at News That War Will be Declared
- Germans' Bombing Plane Winged as it Nears Paris
- General Korniloff, Wounded in Action, Dead, Says Report
- Doom of Chandra Planned 20 Days by Hindu Slayer
- German Helmet is Reauctioned for Sum of $100,000
- Number of Shells Falling on Yankee Line below Normal
- Dublin Normal Again
- Page 2
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- New Gas to be Used by Germans in War
- Zeebrugge Mole Rent Badly by Bold Stroke of British Raiders
- Mighty Thrust upon German Naval Bases Soon, is Prediction
- French to Take Place of German
- League Delegates Cheer President
- Disappearance of 3 Woman Investigated
- New Nitrate Plant Designed for Ohio
- Plan Monthly Report on Shipping Losses
- President Brown of D. & R. G. Here
- Fighting All Day South of Somme
- 4 Enemy Airplanes Downed by British
- Huns in Masses Are Beaten Back
- [Untitled]
- Commission Hears Railroad Petition
- Page 3
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- Director of Munitions May be Named
- Keep up Bond Sale Speeches Friday Bungalow Program
- $6,739,750 Utah's Loan Share in Binding Form
- Inquiry Made into Letter Sent by Committee
- Entries to Piute Canal Lands May be Allowed
- $2000 is Secured by Masked Robbers
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- Increase for 1919 in Shipbuilding Arranged
- Order Relieves Maj. Gen. Murray
- Local News
- Funerals
- Switzerland Holds No Brief for Dr. Muck
- Deaths
- Names of Western Graduates Announced
- American Wounded to Go to England
- Page 4
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- Uric Acid Not a Disease---a Product of Elimination
- Captures Husband in Morning after His Gay 'Night Before'
- Prepare to Draw Fishing Treaty
- [Untitled]
- Premier Issues His Explanation
- Detroit is Disturbed by Street Car Strike
- Opposition Against Bolsheviki is Dying
- Captain Scores Point before Courtmartial
- Serbian Released following Inquest
- Sheepherder Hurt in Fall from Car
- Local News
- Reform of House of Lords is Outlined
- Theatrical Reviews
- Amusements
- M'Adoo Bespeaks Liberal Giving
- Champ Clark Tendered Seat in U. S. Senate
- Government Opposes Installment Payments
- Denial is Made of German Fabrication
- Aviators Lunch in Washington, Dine in New York
- Federal Reserve Banks Favored
- Hospital Lists Grow as Recruits Come In
- 'We Don't Know Indemnity We'll Win,' Says Hun
- U. S. Indicts 2 I. W. W. Actives
- Pittman Bill is Signed by Wilson
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- Page 5
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- Society
- [Untitled]
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- Make Ready for Registration
- Illiness Delays I. W. W. Hearing
- Official Confers on Railroad Taxation
- Elks Pledge Wilson Support During War
- Caterpillar Type of Tractor Tried
- Former Cleveland Editor Arrested
- Long Gun Still Active
- Two Companies File Incorporation Papers
- Unique Speaking Contest Held in Ogden
- Bond Drive to be Speeded up Friday
- Old Residents Hold Wedding Anniversary
- Unusual Letter in Divorce Suit
- Skilled Artisans Are Enlisted at Ogden
- Brakeman's Legs Are Crushed under Wheels
- Inhuman Treatment is Divorce Charge
- 2 Draftees Fail to Answer Call
- Government Aims at Employing Idle Men
- Offer Their Lots for War Gardens
- $140 per Head is Paid for Steers
- Paving of Ogden Street to Start
- Annual Parish Dinner at Unitarian Church
- Prosperity Hangs on Trade Abroad after War
- Ex-Carranzista Charged with Arson
- Calls Attention to New Sabotage Act
- Ogden Livestock
- Elks' Secretary Resigns
- Architect Files Suit
- Coffee House Fight
- Page 6
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- Another Victory over Senators Puts Bees into Second Place
- Boss of the Raw Meat Eaters
- Johnson Comes to and Shuts out Angels
- Weiser Dell Hands Another Defeat to Oaks
- Same Score, Too
- American League
- National League
- Big League Stick Leadership Seems to be Monopoly
- Southern League
- Texas League
- Public Sentiment Strongly Against Heavy Title Bout in St. Paul Ring
- Reid Elected 'U' Track Captain
- [Untitled]
- C. Hollocher May be Season's Find
- L. D. S. Class Track Meet Won by Seniors
- Diamond Dust
- M'Graw Picks White Sox for American
- Mysterious Riders Pass I. W. W. Office
- Not to Consider Free Port Matter
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- Page 7
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- Will Pay No Heed to Threatened 'Mooney Strike'
- Utah Draftees to Go to Lewis, is Order
- Ask Price Cut on Substitutes
- N. Y. Democrats in Favor of Suffrage
- Chief Justice Takes College Job
- Loyalty is Pledged by Master Bakers
- No Arbitration for This Official
- Life in Prison for Private Who Deserted Twice
- Twice Proven
- American Bravery Hallows Field of Battle
- Battalion Barrage is Set up by Gunners
- Espionage Act is Again Debated by Senate
- Holland Suspects Americans of Duplicity
- Quake Damages Being Repaired
- Sir Edward Carson Says Pledges Broken
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- Six American Girls Show Heroism in Battle
- Major Thaw Gets Rating as "Ace"
- Denies Offer of Seat to Clark
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- Page 9
- Page 10
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- Reduces Minimum of Security Issues
- Salt Lake Draftee Sends Answer From Africa
- Big Improvements At Parowan Reported
- Augusta Deckman Goes to Trial on May 1
- Sprinting for Gas Masks Part of New Drill
- Substitute For Wheat Substitute
- U Glee Club at Brigham Tonight
- Demonstration at Community Kitchen
- Board Meetings in Public Library
- Boiler Repairer in Bankrupt Court
- Files Petition in Bankruptcy Court
- New York Engineers Inspect Big Plants
- Child is Victim of Appendicitis
- Mining Magnate's Will is Filed in Court
- Sheepmen to Benefit by U. S. Control of Wool is Local View
- Now Comes Straw Hat, Harbinger of Merry Springtime
- Karl Simmons Willes Funeral Impressive
- Work on Forest Road Ordered to Start Soon
- Keep Record of Garden's Produce
- $22,500 Bonds Are Sold by Local Elks
- Extreme Cruelty Charged in Case
- Buyers of [Illegible] Cities Throng Stores
- To Raise Barley in City Limits New Undertaking
- Pension for Man Who Had Part in Black Hawk War
- Call Convention of Peace League
- Tinkling Music at Saltair Ball Tomorrow Night
- Wants Government Steel Industries Located in Utah
- Local Moose Plan for Big Parade
- Aged Resident is Killed by Train
- Postal Employes Get Half Holiday on Liberty Day
- 8 Men Enlist Here for Naval Service
- 14 Are Accepted for Enlistment
- Salt Lake Man Gains Promotion
- Fails to Recover in Court [Illegible]
- Historians' Lives, Subject
- Battery Charge Field
- [Untitled]
- Funeral Service Today
- Leave for Training Camp
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-04-25 | Page 6 | Big League Stick Leadership Seems to be Monopoly
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-04-25 |
| 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/s6rv1tns |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rv1tns |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Big League Stick Leadership Seems to be Monopoly |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-04-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 6 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rv1tns/10170518 |