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- Page 1
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- Allies Advance Two Miles
- Salt Lake Draftee Refuses to Fight
- Oswego Optics Bulge as Girl Bathers Show
- Railway Workers Given Wage Raise
- Kaiser Visits Marne Front
- Yank Wounded Game as Pebbles
- Cheyenne Stages Annual Frontier Show This Week
- Abused by Husband Woman Rides Rods; 3-Year Baby on Arm
- France Will Have Public Prayer Day
- Mexican Bandits Caught and Shot
- Wild Western Broncho Scares Brooklyn Folk
- Soldiers-Sailors to Get Free Education
- British Mourn Late Czar Nick
- I Peanut Vendor Useful Court to Render Decision
- Disabled Soldiers Back for Treating
- Huge Wheat Crop Held in Australia
- Privy Council of Japan in Session
- subs Sink Liner off Coast of Ireland
- Page 2
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- Increase Taxes on Big Estates by 50 per Cent
- Nations's Roll of Honor
- Belgians Successful Against Hun Aircraft
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- High Spots in Allies' Counter Drive
- Crown Prince Unable to Stop Allied Gains
- Nonpartisans Put O. K. on Candidates
- Outlines Vigorous Policy for Portugal
- Tobacco Co. May Increase Capital
- Yankee Troops of High Grade
- Division Created to Handle Oversea Mail
- Two Deaths from Heat in New Work
- Page 3
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- Union Member "Me Und Gott" Firm Tiring
- Sugar is Only Staple Which Allies Are Shy
- Potato Bugs in Mrs Hoover's Garden! "for Shame", Says Little Girl Scout
- Profiteering in Army Grows
- Former Consul Held as Enemy
- Czecho-Slovak Army of 80,000 Ready, Report
- U. S. Warship Sunk off New York
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- Naval Men Recall Submarine Chasers
- Fuel Companies to be Regulated
- Question Power of Labor Board
- Army Officer Ends Life at Cam Pike
- Indiana Editor Publisher Dies
- Quarter Million Film Fire Loss
- Suspend Rules on War Labor Board
- New Ada Soldier Cited for Bravery After Being Gassed
- To Debate Irish Question Monday
- Propose 50 Per Cent Income Tax Increase
- Munitions Workers Quit at Birmingham
- Soldiers Will Use Much of Food Crop
- San Diego Casualty List down to Six
- Regular Service by Mississippi Barges
- Cuban Authority Hits Profiteering
- Bet Even Money on Alfred Smith
- Thank Honduras For Defying Hun
- Prince Seeking to Wed Rich American
- Bay State War Claim is Finally Settled
- Wire Control Order Pleases Operators
- Page 4
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- The Time to Talk Peace
- Plans for the Future
- Other Points of View
- Joy Hours of Life
- Care of the Teeth
- My Star
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- Smuts Hopes Tide Turned
- Alien Soldiers at Kearny Pass Citizens' Test
- Named to Command Division Abroad
- Uncle Sam Has His Dander Up
- Funerals
- Suspected Disloyalist Forced to Raise Flag
- Deaths
- "Strike and You Earn Murderers" Blessing
- Khaki Club is Open at Ysleta
- Frustrated Suicides Doomed for Workhouse
- Carnegie Steel Plant Pours Metal on Saturday
- Amusements
- Page 5
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- [Illegible] Arranged Tea [Illegible] Country Club
- Hoover's Work Gains Support of Catholics
- Paper Supply near Tieup
- Dress
- Captured Order Shows Huns Are in Bad Straits
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- Talians Urged to Keep Steady at Work
- British Labor Backs Wilson's Policy on War
- Strom Wrecks Saltair Pool
- Iberian Situation Stirs Controversy
- Events of the Day
- Band Given Glad Hand at Beaver
- The Household
- Capital Beauty to Marry Officer
- Alleged Faker Wore Flag to Obtain 'Fund'
- Idaho Forest Fires Cause Big Losses
- Pants, Low Heels, Nets for Women
- U. S. to Place Doble Triangel over Graves
- Travel to Park Steadily Grows
- Circus Wolf Shot
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- Page 7
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- Tate Board to Make Drive on War Business
- Memorable Celebration of Utah's Birth Held
- Personnel Man Named at Post
- Utah Leading All Nation in Road Building
- Salt Lake is Gripped by Military Spirit
- We Are Going to Win War Says Utah Boy
- Patriotic Women to Hold Meeting
- Intic Red Cross Sets Fast Pace
- Ogden Objects to Billboards
- Avon Rich in Auto Smash-Up
- Colored "Troops" Ordered to Camp
- Rests Allowed to Red Cross Workers
- Pioneer Reaches 83rd Milestone
- [Illegible] Now Has Good Proof Auto is Speedy
- Train Nurses Part of Base Hospital Work
- Gay Celebration is Held at Capitol
- Net Sum is Realized from Sale of Souvenirs
- Ogden Celebrates with Festival at Park
- Page 8
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- Baseball Magnates Ask Stay of Execution
- Makes Brilliant Record in Tennis
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- Sunday League Can Care for Few Live Ones
- Thrift Stamps Are Prizes in Golf Tourney
- Old Stars of Track Now Train Soldiers
- Broadway Lights Are Now Dimmed
- American League
- Rosenthal and Jones Winners
- France Proposes American Memorial
- Superior Team Angles for Speedy Shortstop
- Cleveland Club Will Play until Stopped
- Pittsburgh is Victor in First of New Series
- Former Champion Wins Favor with Exhibitions in Camps
- Heavyweight Fails to See Draft Board
- Shorter Drive for next Liberty Loan
- Prison Boys Defeat Salt Lake Hardware
- Reds Shut out in Games with Braves
- Phillies Beaten by Paskert's Home Run
- Cards Slaughter Three N. Y. Pitchers
- More Records Shattered at Grand Circus
- Sport Snap Shots
- Racing
- Fire Laddies Knitting
- British Steamer Torpedo's Vict [Illegible]
- Page 9
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- Seek to Curb Activities of Wild Catters
- Women Excel Men Workers
- British Prince Back from Japan, Praises Canada's War Work
- These Soldiers Train for War Duty but They Will Plow up Battlefields
- Allied Aid is Rumored Asked by Siberians
- New York Dems Want Harmony
- Got Powdered Morphine beneath Postage Stamp
- Dog Fancier Gains Town's Good Will by Hunting from Auto
- Soldiers' Pets in Stock Show
- El Paso Torridity Has No Terror for Thrifty Patriot
- Texans Bow to Women in Lifts
- Huns Driven out 4 Times
- Nav Ajos Plug up Artesian Wells; Pray for Rain
- Conductorette Forgets Husband; Takes Another
- Soldier Boys Get Hookworm
- Great Carnival Opens in Seattle
- Hail, Hail, the Gang's All Here
- Seek Mexicans to Work Farms
- Cuts off Tresses to Buy W. S. S.
- K. C. Recreation Hall at Ft. Bliss
- State Honor Roll Headed by Indian
- Woman Gives Hair to Red Cross
- Girl Triplets Graduate
- Pretty Girls Will Make Appeals For Church Fund
- Letter 'B' On Oat Leave Has Farmers Wondering
- Two Scholarship Funds of $10,000 Left by Lamb
- Fighting Negro Engages In Enoch Arden Scene
- Three Months And $300 Imposed As Loafing Fine
- Breads Worlds Record In Relining Furnance
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- Page 11
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- Possibilities Greatest Now of War, Belief
- Board of Trade Favors Boycott
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- San Diego Was More Scared than Hurt
- Kansas Expects Big Wheat Crop
- American Jewish Doctors Honored
- France Welcomes Zionist Party
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- American Women's War Work Praised
- Aviation Field Named for Mitchel
- Sniff OF Scotch ''Whisky'' Costs Bob
- Foreign Education Section is Formed
- Makers of Paper Go out on Strike
- Airplane Mail Cost 50 Cents per Mile
- Rumania Has Famine Threat
- Tell How Huns Betrayed Irish
- Fire Causes Loss in Nogales School
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Special Notice
- Page 12
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- Bar Releases for Draftees in This Quota
- Pretty Girls Aid Artillerymen
- New Bank Will be Running in 30 Day's Time
- First Annual Ceremonies on Ensign Peak
- Private M'Farlane Funeral Tomorrow
- Wilford Larson Saved from Ship
- Man Who Drove Car Exonerated
- To Finish Bank Home December 1
- Lieut. Scannell Was Known Here
- May Mean Market for Utah Mineral
- Men Not Identified by Victim of Shot
- Two Injured in Train Accidents
- Restaurateurs Asking Hearing
- Postal Savings for July Greatest Yet Official Prediction
- Finds Miners Sustain Loss
- U. La Wschool May Close during War
- Convicts Prove Enthusiastic at Holiday Concert
- Club Smoker is Event of Friday
- Marsh Comes as Mediator for Wilson
- Nurse Recruits Flock to Enlist
- Hay Disappears at Mount Olivet
- ''Devil Dogs'' Use Monocle to Test Recruits Humor
- Mrs. Mary Woolley's Funeral Held Today
- Youths Charged with Auto Thefts
- Pinecrest Inn Not in Danger by Fire
- Former Manager Knight in North
- Banks to Buy Certificates
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-07-25 | Page 11 | Board of Trade Favors Boycott
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-07-25 |
| 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/s64n09g9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64n09g9 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Board of Trade Favors Boycott |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-07-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64n09g9/10194908 |