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- Lenroot is Elected by Plurality of 12,000
- 8 Million Americans Demanded for War
- N. Y. Decrees Jail and Fine For Food Waste
- Dead Sheep in Droves Strew Chicago Yards
- Lafayette Airman Downs 2 Teutons on Picardy Field
- Hoosiers' Throats May Shrivel, but Indianer's Dry
- Hun Wedge is Held in Death Grip
- Reason for Ship Delay Bluntly Asked
- Cal. Professor is Dismissed as Enemy of U. S
- 5 Men, Woman Killed; 7 Hurt in Explosion of Oil
- 3 Killed, 12 Hurt Left in Trail of Missouri Storm
- Civil War General and Writer is Dead
- Laundrymen Go on Strike in Chicago
- February Exports Show No Decline
- U-Boat Gets Ship on Way to N. Y
- New Cost Board Would Put Stop to Profiteering
- Plants to Grind Corn
- Strikers Ordered Back to Work
- Flames Destroy Thor Iron Works in Toronto,Can
- Build Monument to Honor 1st Sammie Killed in France
- Philadelphia to Reform or Else be 'Dried Up
- One Year in the War
- Charged with Smuggling
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- Baker Views Zone of Battle in Italy
- Auto Manager Cited on Contempt Charge
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- Suffragists Plan to Convert King
- More than 1000 Ask Free Water
- Truck Collides with Street Car
- Cablegram Throws Light on U. S. Inquiry
- Shivwits Reservation Road Improvements
- Eleven Enlist at Recruiting Office
- Leaves to Bring Alien Enemy Here
- D. & R. G. Fireman Dies Suddenly
- Corporations Delinquent
- Mrs. D. R. Gray Dies Suddenly
- 28 Minors Taken from Pool Hall by Police
- Pro-Germanism Muzzled
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- Machinery Set in Motion to Get New Army
- Calls Custodian for Explanation
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- Amusements
- Famed Author-Actor to Delight Orpheum Audiences in New Play
- Permit is Given to Lay New Spur Track
- Students Ready to Whitewash 'U
- 310 Mechanics Are Needed for Shipyards
- Asks Conference to Meet in S. L
- Auditor Reports on School Funds
- Liberty
- Denies Petition for Receiver
- Deaths
- One-Act Plays at Douglas Y. M. C. A
- Varsity Students Practice Debate
- Thelma Dahlin is Winner in Contest
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- Runaway Pair Are Found in Los Angeles
- Official Searches in Ogden for Hidden Sugar
- Old Railroad Man is Dead in Ogden
- Bootlegger to be Tried for Larceny
- Crowds Gather to Meet Movie Stars
- Substitute Sender Intends to Enlist
- Interesting Wedding is Solemnized
- Events of Day as Arranged in Social Circles
- Women's Farm Bureau in Warren District
- Guardian Seeks to Recover for Ward
- Passes Bad Check; 20 Days in Jail
- Rabies Germs Are Not in Evidence
- Asks That Another Judge Sit on Case
- Delinquent Notice
- Delinquent Notice
- Notice of Assessment
- Notice of Assessment
- Notice of Assessment No. 1
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- Close of War is Foreshadowed by Wilson
- Beautiful Girls in Musical Comedy at Pantages Today
- Decisive Battle of Entire War
- Soviet Plan to Defend Siberia
- Reports Profits of Smelters Less
- Measure Allowing President Added Power Argued
- Mr. and Mrs. Drew at Hippodrome
- Her Great Adventure
- Insanity Not a Disease of the Brain, but of the Senses
- Law Against Slaughtering Milk Cows
- Tide of Fighting Swings over to Allies
- Entries for Fat Stock Show Many
- Police Say He is Drug Vendor
- Assistant County Attorney is Ill
- Meaning of ' Bug
- Loafers Rounded up in Ogden
- Promoter Guilty of Speeding Charge
- $5000 Damages Allowed for Death
- Jap Charged with Assault to Kill
- Kansas City, Mo., Democrats Win
- Bill to Permit Children to Work
- Socialists Routed in Chicago Election
- 22 Names on New Casualty List
- No Leniency for Informers, He Says
- Man Accused of Horse Stealing
- Funeral Held for Automobile Victim
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- Bees Get Flying Start; Wallop Angles 7 to 5!
- Seals Victorious in Initial Game
- Crack Bee Hurler Wins Opening Game
- Tom Gibbons to Step into Shoes of Brother Mike
- Harry Bramer is Winner at Denver
- Athletes at Great Lakes after Mark
- They Seem to be Avoiding Dempsey
- Senators Lose First to Tigers
- Racing
- Connecticut Golf Expert Takes Medal
- Baseball
- Donovan's Title Belt Left to Son
- Camp Lewis Will be Hotbed of Baseball
- Mike O' Dowd out of Fistic World
- Colorado to Have Baseball League
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- 12,000 to Attend Conference, is Estimate
- Crowds Carry Stars off Feet First Stop Rousing Ovation Patriotism Pleases Gathering
- $20,000 Added to War Savings by Children
- Flag Display Here is Slack, Says Speaker
- Accused of Taking Drug So He Can Evade Draft
- Dismissal of Ten Teachers Unfair, is Claim
- Provo Meeting in Saving Plan
- Stamp Society Organized
- Plan to Complete Paving This Year
- Four More Veterans Awarded Pensions
- Creamery Firm Elects Officers
- Announce Civil Service Quizzes
- War Bread Used for Service of Sacrament
- Nonobservance of Daylight Law Alleged
- Annual Convention of Fraternal Congress
- Jury in Woodard Case Unable to Agree
- Red Cross Nurses Are Installed at Ft. Douglas
- To Elect New Officers
- Named Firing Instructor
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-04-03 | Page 1 | Philadelphia to Reform or Else be 'Dried Up
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-04-03 |
| 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/s6446sbd |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6446sbd |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Philadelphia to Reform or Else be 'Dried Up |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-04-03 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6446sbd/10172156 |