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- Page 1
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- Stone Wall Bars Hun from Paris
- Enemy Ships To Venture Soon or Never
- Disloyal Talk Earns Coat of Tar and Feathers
- Gallant French Patrol Boat is Given War Cross
- Aviation Cadet Evades Censor Arrest follows
- Taft Predicts Us Will Win
- Senate Talk Unabridged during War
- [Untitled]
- General Pershing Adopts Two Tots Orphaned by War
- Telegraph Co Holds Out Olive Branch
- Opium Ring of German Agents is Uncovered
- Liquor Soon to be minus Quantity Declares Bryan
- Explosions Smash Factory Used for Making Gas Masks
- Villa Men Kill 50 Soldiers and Abduct 11 Women
- British Gold is Used by Teutons to Spread Poison
- Miler Property Now in Control of U. S. Collector
- Page 2
- [Untitled]
- Women's Work is Vital in War, Says Mrs. Rorke
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- When German Kultur Wilts
- Senator Fall to Seek Return
- Arizona Creates Council of Defense
- Miners Willing to Pay Increased Tax
- Captain and Crew Are Commended
- Three Are Electrocuted
- Allies May Help Russia through Archangel
- President Speaks for Woman Suffrage
- Territories to Register July 5
- Pro German Loses His Citizenship
- Alien Enemy Has Valuable Maps
- Piledrivers Set New High Record
- Page 3
- [Untitled]
- [Illegible] Uns Will Declare Eastern Coast Barred Zone
- Reel Explains His Earlier Mistakes
- [Illegible] to Take Trip to West
- Enate Favors Utah Highway
- [Untitled]
- President Approves Compulsory Work Law
- Enemy Peoples Are Starving
- German Southern Drive Regarded Significant
- Boy Struck by Auto Suffers Leg Fracture
- 2 Negroes Jailed on Liquor Charge
- Died
- Funerals
- Telephone Co. Asks Increase
- Suspects Nabbed on Forgery Charge
- Famous Songbird Gives Concert at Kearny
- Tom Mooney Asks Court for New Hearing
- Draftee Declines to Enter Shipyard
- Specific Request Needed to Travel
- Page 4
- [Untitled]
- 25 Guests Are Bidden to Dinner
- [Untitled]
- Events of Day as Arranged in Social Circles
- Governors Office Receives Official Word on Pictures
- Lazy Husbands Are Sentenced
- Amusements
- Salt Lake Theatre
- Paramount Empress
- [Untitled]
- L. D. S. Missionaries Escape in Big Smash
- Finns Regarded as Enemies during War
- Fishing Season Opens Tomorrow
- "Barn Dance" at Bonneville Saturday
- Little Zion Now National Reserve
- Opinion of Lower Court Sustained
- Marriage Licenses
- Ogden People Show Interest in Choir
- Two Mismated Pairs in Court
- Bonds Sought for Teachers
- Local News
- Utah State Fair Big War Exhibit
- Rookies Rounded into Condition
- American Artist Makes Poster to Mark Graves of Rainbow Division
- Page 5
- [Untitled]
- Classy Fielding behind Means Lefty Leverenz Meas Another Win for Beer
- [Untitled]
- Sammies May See Games with Smileage Books
- National League
- Tom Seaton Hurls Three Hit Game for Seals
- International League
- Germanys Eyes Are Being Opened
- Pine Case Closed
- And Still the Villian Pursues Jack Dempsey
- American League
- Douglas Defeated
- Browns Forsaken by Fielder Jones
- Racing
- [Untitled]
- Chech Blow up in Final Frame and Oaks Pound out 3 to 0 Win
- Many Elements Against Soviet
- Yanks Raid Trenches
- Page 6
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- Munition Issues Show Strength on Market
- London Contrasts US And Hun Rule
- 40 Wounded Are Returned to U. S
- Railway Release Date Extended
- French Monster Gun Credited with Silencing 75-Milers
- Rousing Reports Show Interest in W. S. S
- War Trophies Car En Route to Coast
- Stallings Not Set on Pitcher Perry
- [Untitled]
- Cross of War for 108 Sammies at Toul Front
- NY Giants Buy Texas Leaguers
- Austrian Premier Has Resigned
- Baseball to Learn Fate in Few Days
- Ice Deliveries to Meet Urgent Needs
- Yank Soldier Kin of Kaiser
- Assassin Lays Frenchman Low
- Restoration of Wounded is Aim
- New Insignia for Air Service
- London Reports Loss of Vessel
- Able to Work for U First Time in Two Years
- War Board is Given Control over Coal
- Negro Lynched in Tennessee
- 7 States Exempt from Beef Ban
- Page 7
- Page 8
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- Death of Girl is Described to Jurors
- City Life in the Sporlight
- "Possibly" Relief May Come to Cool Overheated Town
- Ogden Slicker Has System That Defeats Interurban Tariff
- Patriotism Feature of Flower Festival
- Seven Are Enlisted
- Rules Regulating Oil Buying Are Suspended
- Historian Will Lecture Today
- Convention Calls
- Shortage of Water for City Use is Threatened
- Train Smash Hearing Not Set
- Flag Day Exercises Arranged for Workers
- 1 Man Car Service Idea May be Dropped
- Pioneer Postoffice Man Passes Away
- Church Concert Tonight
- Moffat Road to Open Pantry of World
- D. B. Kimball Dies Suddenly
- Railroad Man Called by Death
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-06-14 | Page 1 | Villa Men Kill 50 Soldiers and Abduct 11 Women
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-06-14 |
| 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/s6ns20v9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ns20v9 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Villa Men Kill 50 Soldiers and Abduct 11 Women |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-06-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ns20v9/10185530 |