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- Page 1
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- Conflict Cements American Alliance
- Huns Held in Trap of Death
- Crown Prince Reserves Said to be Used Up
- No Fuel Shortage Now Says Garfield
- Strikers Will be Compelled to Join Army
- Early Closing Repudiated by State Council
- Western Union Faces Federal Indictments
- Nebraska G. O. P. Will Hear Hays
- Bolsheviki Deny Ukraine Threat
- Czarina Wants Convent Life
- Boche General Battle Victim
- Son Thought Dead in France Found
- Asks People to Pty Poor Serbia
- Preshing to Cable Casualties
- Page 2
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- Says Dr. Hale Edited Speech of Dernburg
- Scotch Laddies Maul Germans
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- Peace is Demand of Hun Paper in Sofia
- Nation's Roll of Honor
- France-Italy Bound More Firmly Together
- Victorious Allies Drive Enemy Back
- Gives U. S. Names to English Towns
- Tell Your Mother What My Mother Feeds Me Says Bobby
- Yank Captures Famous Hun Ace
- Rice Supply for U. S. is Shut Off
- British Steamer Marmora Sunk by Hun U-Boat
- Called to Serve in Navy of U. S.
- Telephone Directory
- British Fliers Beat Wind and Hun Airmen
- Page 3
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- Frankfurther Denies belief Mooney Guilty
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- Sub Warfare Failure' Says Boche Critic
- Excess Profit Tax Favored
- Church Parade at Camp Lewis
- Huns Throw in All Possible Divisions
- Norway Protests Tactics of Huns
- British Are Bumping Boches in Flanders
- South American Trade is Growing
- Ryan Laughs at Strike in Butte
- Page 4
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- Amusements
- No Newspaper Decision
- Keep Our Escutcheon Clean
- Even Unto the Last
- The King's Gift
- Other Points of View
- Oh France! Dear France!
- Huns Control Turk Capital
- Border Row is Blamed on Hun
- Bushman Must Pay Divorced Wife $40,000
- Siberian Liberty is Declared at Omsk; Duma is Returned
- Revolt at Jaroslav Nets Slaughter of 350 Revolutionists
- Two Girls, Fireman Injured in Explosion of Chemical Works
- Fliers Will Come from Far Siam
- Director Goodnow Dies at Seattle
- Government of Siberia Resigns
- Huns and Dutch Agin at Outs
- Spanish Grippe Fatal to Many
- Three Dogs Literally Devour Heifer Alive
- 'Old Mose,' Long Dead, but Source of Trouble
- Prisoners in Pen Aid Red Cross
- Chinese Friends of United States
- Churchman is Loyal Worker
- Lumber Companies under Indictment
- Kaiser Seeks to Hearten Teutons
- No Bonus for Paper Work
- 76 Planes Are Brought Down
- Fill Vacancy in Hierarchy
- Groesbeck Talks to War Workers About Red Cross Service
- German Pressure Used on [Illegible]
- Shipbuilders Want Exposition Group
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- Page 5
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- [Illegible] Letter [Illegible] Return from Cottage
- Dress
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- Women's Army Ready to Work
- Service for Clark to be Held Sunday
- Wm. Ford, Health Official is Dead
- Pork Loins Have Advanced 5 Cents Pound
- The Household
- Rumanian Territory under Martial Law
- Horse Beans Held because of Insects
- Ten Days in Jail, Speeder's Sentence
- Salt Laker Goes to Camp Taylor
- Kerensky's Trip to U. S. Now Off
- Three U. S. Officers Are Slain in Action
- Carranzistas Save Lives of Americans
- Paris Newspapers Pleased at Outlook
- Milk Dealer is Brought to Book
- Aged Defendant Gains Clemency
- Will Admit More Mexicans to U. S.
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- Page 6
- Page 7
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- National Army to be Combed Free of Enemy
- President's Personal Stenographer Will Enter Aviation Service Soon
- Sunset Aids Celebration
- Fare Decision not Influenced
- Ogden Draft Men to be Re-Examined
- Give Dinner for Railroad Officer
- Industry School to Build Cottage
- Quits Flying; Now Interpreter
- Rookies Leave for Camp Kearny
- Casoline Draught Comes near Taking Life of Ogden Boy
- Shoots Himself in Catching Fish
- Utah Ahead with Beet Production
- Big War Show to be Staged at State Fair
- Wasted Food is Wasted Shells' Says Britisher
- Sober Bennion Seeing Double
- Ogden Draftee is Charged as Fraud
- Won't Take Dare So He's Soldier
- Outline Plan for Teaching Aliens
- Little Tot Hurt Struck by Auto
- Pioneer Daughters in Red Cross Work
- F. L. W. Bennett to Head Local British Club
- Foreigners Give Patriotic Parade
- John Crawford Mine Inspector
- Girls Banned as Waitresses
- Cut Sprinkling Time in Half
- New Wells Sunk Escalante Desert
- Rush Work on Lincoln Highway
- Arrowhead Trail Being Bettered
- Assessors Meet State Board
- Auto Stage Line to Ft. Duchesne
- Taylor is Named to Help Dunbar
- Would Operate Moab-Bluff Line
- Gold Producers West to Hold Conference
- Page 8
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- Big Leagues Granted Short, Sweet Lease on Life in New Order
- Fast Time is Rule in Grand Circuit Races
- souvenir of Early Rifle Meets Shown
- Racing
- Edict of Baker Fair' Says Garry
- Stage Set for Struggle of Giants Both Boxers in Excellent Shape
- Wilsons Primed for Game with All-Stars
- Montana State to Play Grid Games
- Carpenter's League No Baseball Haven
- Athletics to Reign in Fort Meet August
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- Page 9
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- Yanks Fail to Dent Pitching of Coveleskie
- Reds Easy for Braves in Two Ragged Games
- Bomb Shower Drops from Air
- A Swimming Suit That's Different
- Allies Reaping Fruit of Great Offensive
- Walker Bats in Detroit Victory
- Chicago Bunches Hits off Jones
- Foster's Triple Boosts Nationals
- Villa Comes North to Buy Arms in U. S.
- Sanders Ascends and Superbas Win
- Huns Make Good for Lost Vessel
- Pitcher's Battle Goes to Jacobs
- Young Again is in Swat Column
- Wilson Plans to Aid Russia through Siberia
- Hibernians Express Confidence in Wilson
- Americans in France Astonish Germans
- Maxim Gorky is Cholera Victim
- Caught with Goods On
- Girl is Champion in Slaying Squirrels
- Annual Convention of Gideons Starts
- Mail for Alaska Goes as Express
- Little Demand for Series Opinion of John Tener
- Mapping out Allies' Counter Drive
- Page 10
- Page 11
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- Head of Spy Hunters Became Sleuth Through Baseball, Not Dime Novels
- School Revenue Increase Urged
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- Drafted Men Stage Moonlight Concert at Cache Junction
- Negress, Cut to Ribbons, Peeved at 'Slow' Doctors
- Rigid Examination for Nitrate Workers
- Cake Baked for Fliers Brings Red Cross $350
- Gotham's Air Raid Scare
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- Weather Data
- Marriage Licenses
- City Bank Clearings
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice of Assessment
- Real Estate Transfers
- Page 12
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- Fire Fighters Accept Terms; Strike is Off
- Jackson Holds out Story for His New 'Boss'
- Republicans to Stand Pat at Fall Elections
- S. H. Love to be Member of Traffic Body
- U. S. Surveyors Are Here; Classify Land
- Raid at Bingham Nets 3 Arrests
- Utah's Own to be Seen in Film
- Funeral Service for Leon Gunn
- Woman Pickpocket is Given 60 Days
- Three Alarms of Fire in One Hour
- U. Training Camp Band Makes Bow
- Peeping Actor is Given Trouncing
- Manufacturers to Seek Status
- Collier's Case is Submitted
- Claims His Wife Had Been Untrue
- City Will Camp on Trail of Miscreant Who Steals Autos
- U. S. Mediators Hear Utah Copper Troubles
- Garbage Men Try Walkout
- New U. Buildings Receive Approval
- Major Mayo Goes to Camp Taylor
- Draft Men at U. Are inoculated
- Hear Groesbeck Lecture on War
- New Buildings to be Erected at University
- City News Ticker
- Shippers to Get Credit 48 Hours
- Hostesses of U. to Fete Soldiers
- Choristers Have Outing at Lake
- War is Helping Gulf States
- Gold Handled Here Greater than 1917
- Big Sum Spent upon Defense
- Dixie Land Company to Entry Aug. 21
- Scholl District Estimate Larger
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-07-27 | Page 4 | German Pressure Used on [Illegible]
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-07-27 |
| 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/s6w3926j |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6w3926j |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | German Pressure Used on [Illegible] |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-07-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 4 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6w3926j/10195265 |