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- 30,000 Huns Captured in Two Weeks
- Germans Begin Retreat
- Japanese Invasion Story is Given Lie
- Italians Ask No Rest until Battle is Won
- Allied Drive Against Huns is Continued
- Investigators in Hog Ranch Find Mule, Also Hogs, Starving
- Eighteen Billion Army Bill is Kahn's Forecast
- Governor Grants Stay of Execution in Mooney Case
- Nationalists to Name Ticket
- Ship Factories Now Total 118; 44 More Soon
- Crush Austria; World's Peace Hope, Declared
- Gideons Re-Elect J. H. Humphries
- Germany Offers Swiss Apology
- Falls Kill Two Airmen in U. S. A. Army
- Submarine off Atlantic Coast Again Reported
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- Dempsey Lands Punch on Fred Fulton's Jaw and the Birdies Sing
- Jess Willard Speaks Right up in Meeting
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- Fishing Should Brighten up in Two Weeks' Time
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- T. Murphy Has Big Race Day
- Butte Tennis Club to Stage Tournament
- Turner's Single Scores Victory for Cleveland
- Reds Win as They Please in Two Games
- Local News
- Athletics Bunch Swats on Tigers
- Commercial League
- Braves Held to Four Small Hits
- No World Series Opines J. Tener
- Wilson All-Star Game at Bonneville Today
- Page 3
- Page 4
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- Artillery Men in Competition Fire Discipline
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- Petrograd City of Despair Millions Are near Starvation
- Aviation Section of Marine Corps Open
- Ferocious Battle Greatest of War
- Big Oil Tanker Sent down Ways
- Green King Has Narrow Escape
- A. F. L. Opposes Insurance Plan
- 14 Days to Build 3500-Ton Vessel
- Aircraft Boss Inspects Timber
- Seek Chaplains for U.S. Army
- Blaze Destroys City Water Works
- Signal Corps Men at Lewis
- "Ask Pershing," Reply Yanks to German Captors
- Los Angeles Papers Raise Street Prices
- Hun Shell Fuses Are War Souvenirs
- Where American Prisoners Are
- Texas Candidate Attacks Editor
- Recruiting Treaty is to be Ratified
- Expert Witness
- German Paper's Editor in Toils
- Page 5
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- Baseball Not Dependent on Professionals
- Eaton Wins First War Time Regatta
- Start Sand-Lot Baseball Team Blooms Forth
- Don't Experiment with Catarrh; If Often Leads to Dread Consumption
- Billy Sunday Was Pitcher for One Day
- Outdoor Championships for Swimmers Announced
- Ed Sweeney's Birthday
- Shoeless Joe a Bear at Avoiding Managerial Frown
- Plenty of Sport in Cuba, Declares Giant Outfielder
- Records Set by Japanese Still Stand
- Connie Mack Strong for Morning Skull Practice
- Suggests Big Leaguers Give an Ambulance
- Pitching in Streaks is Common This [Illegible]
- Fifty-Cent Piece Remuneration Given Speaker for First Game
- Meredith Flying on Italian Fron
- War Forces Club to Admit Women
- Page 6
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- Social Events of Ogden
- Mrs. W. C. Stohl is Guest in Salt Lake
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- Just Gossip About People
- Castor Beans Thrive
- Mrs. Geo. Byram is Hostess at Bridge
- Has Four-Legged Rooster
- War Worker is Honor Guest at Party
- New Airs by Ogden Band at the Lagoon
- Coming Events
- After Southern Slackers
- Big Cherry Crop
- Page 7
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- Viereck Used Money for Own Ends, Charged
- Nation's Roll of Honor
- Yanks Arrive in Italy to Face Austra
- Casualty Loss British Decrease
- Turk-Bulgar Troops Stir up Civil War
- Trio on Trial for Fleecing American
- U. S. Engineers to Fix Chinese R. R
- Kaiser Exhorts His Forces from Tower
- Eve's Daughters
- To Install R. R. Stop Devices
- Page 8
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- Big Saving Possible in Tire Expense
- Soldiers Get Training in Tire Repair
- Cleanliness is First Item in Auto Service
- Liberty Motor Exceeds All Expectations in Cross Country Flight
- Miller Carburetor Increases Mileage
- Concrete Bridges on Lincoln Way
- Coast Road to be Ready Soon
- Auto Builders Find Material Shortage Real
- Automobile Should be Given Consideration
- Don't Trifle with Law
- Drafted
- Bye, Bye Booze
- Gas Precious on French War Front
- Yale Club Gives Auto Ambulance
- California Has Car Thief Curb
- City Street Named Lincoln Highway
- New Route to Yellowstone Delightful
- Presbyterian Bell to Urge to Prayer
- Page 9
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- Fine Hospital for Yanks on English Shore
- Utah Women Called to Colors U. S. Wants 200 Army Nurses
- Hotel is Opened for Sub Victims
- Women Prosper Making Shells in Manchester
- Parents Appeal to State to Settle Child's Name
- Prepare Program for Band Concert
- Services in Salt Lake Churches Today
- Cost of Furs to be 200 per Cent More
- Officer's Automobiles Are Now Repaired Free
- Unique Development of Plant Life at Saltair Gardens
- Sergeant Has Own Ideas of Discipime
- Soldiers to be Handy Husbands
- Clergy Mobilized by Westphalians
- Page 10
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- The Power of Thought
- The Way to Russia
- Greater Love Hath No Man
- Better Pay for School Teachers
- Breakfast Buns
- Crossing the Bar
- Other Points of View
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- No Change in Wheat Prices
- Men Barred out Marine Corps
- Deaths Increase; Births Decrease
- Furnish Bond to Support Minors
- Weather Data
- War the Grim Teacher
- Page 11
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- Threshermen to Gather at Chicago Show
- Truck Saves Freight Cars
- Ask Federal Aid for Lincoln Way
- National is Quality Car
- Chalmers in Economy Test
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- Auto Engineer Now Lieutenant-Colonel
- Motor Service in Mail Delivery on Lincoln Highway
- "Ride with Me"
- Many New Uses for Motor Cars
- D. M. N. Makes Debut
- Highway in Good Shape
- Lincoln Highway Argument
- Nash to Build Airplanes
- Page 12
- Page 13
- Page 14
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- I. M. E. Service Boon T Driver
- R. H. Spear, President All American Truck Co
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- What to Do When You're Taking the Car into Canada
- Women Truckers Better than Men
- Millions of Shells for Big British Guns
- War Spurs Southern Crop Production
- Machine Invented to Raise Boats Sunk by Submarines
- Claims Advice to Steal So as to 'Catch a Beau'
- Montana Editors Plan Good Time
- Forest Fire on Way
- Page 15
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- How to Hang Wallpaper
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- Bringing Your Own Recipes Uptodate
- What Are You Doing for Men in Service?
- Serving Iced Beverages
- Six-Cent Fare Problem in Many Southern Cities
- Cattlemen to Help Red Cross
- Homes is Sold So Boy Could Enlist
- Irish Industries Being Stimulated
- Alabama Town Erects Public Slacker Cage
- Court Decides Nagging Just Cause for Divorce
- Enameled Powder Dish
- Flowers for Spring
- A Cool Color
- A New Shade of Green
- The Shops Cater to Public Taste
- Jet Knicknacks
- Page 16
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- Hun Credulity Sadly Shaken
- Stockyards Rules Issued
- Confesses He Planted Bomb
- Half of Votes Cast by Women
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- Huns Try to Stir up More Trouble
- Body of El Paso Man Found in Oregon Bay
- "Germany Must Fight Power in Her Midst"
- Gen. Uyehara Praises Army
- Railroad Men Hold Powwow in Denver
- Seaplane Sinks Author in Boat
- Report Ukraine on Brink of War
- Ore Dock Laborers Walk out in Duluth
- Telephone Directory
- Violent Fighting Resumed in Albania
- Dr. Hale Denies Editing Speech
- Albert Expresses Belgium's Thanks to United States
- Actress Invents Baby's War Dress
- To Factory or Trench, Order to Strikers
- Nation Asks More Spruce for Aircraft
- Ukrainian Strike is Extending; Germans Steal Food Supplies
- Six Salt Lakers Enlist in Army
- Fate of M'allister Boy Still Mystery
- Three Vessels Are Launched at Seattle
- Colonel Hand is Killed in [Illegible]
- Malvy Accused of Having Been Slack
- Well Named
- Page 17
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- Diagnosis is Need If Oil "Gums" Engine
- Republic Real Service Truck
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- Worried? No Just Resting While Rushing the Hun
- Joffre's Staff Chief Editor
- Hun Fliers Shot down by British
- Traveling Men Resort to Car on Road Trips
- Plants Speed to Anticipate Steel Shortage
- Navy Enlistment Age Raised from 35 to 40
- Train Soldiers at State College
- Cadet Aviator Dies Just as He Completes Test for Commission
- Rare Mineral Survey in Idaho
- Butte May Have City Manager
- Motor Express on the Lincoln Highway
- War Emergency Course in School
- Page 18
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- War Scribes Busy Boys in Shell-Infested Zone
- Literary Notes and Reviews
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- Butte to Have Safety-First Day
- Patriotic Appeal Speeds Big Crane
- Tobacco Ration in Austria Fails
- Cache Yields Many Souvenirs
- 'Nesters' Beginning to Take Lands in Alaska
- Range Conditions in Texas Panhandle
- Prepare for next Call
- Cattle Baron Comes to Want
- Hun Prisoners to Farm
- Churches United in 18 Connecticut Town
- Pest Invades Prune Orchard
- Three Years to Collect $100
- Page 19
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- Will Determine Status Draftees
- No New Trial for Speedster Boyd
- Utah Labor Problems Go to Capital
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- City to Grow during War and in Peace Time
- Lid Lifted on Navy Recruits
- Dairy Cattle in Stafe Are Free from Tuberculosis
- State Tax Levies to be Fixed Soon
- After Many Trials Mayor's Nephew is at Last in Service
- Fire Laddies to Remain on Duty
- Beware Breaking Sprinkling Rules
- Helping Some
- British Day to be Celebrated
- Pyott to Talk on Spirit of Man
- Salt Lake Clearing House
- Housekeepers to Expose War Bread Secrets
- Bellion Funeral to be Held Tuesday
- Red Triangle Car May Extend Tour
- Another Fine Program Today
- Real Estate Transfers
- Funeral Services for Thomas Gunn
- Page 20
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- Trailer Gains Prominence; Operating Cost Considered
- Reclamation is Important Work at Camp Kearny
- Americans Look to Post-Bellum Trade
- Enterprise Wins Day for Munition Plants
- Asiatic Cholera Grips Petrograd
- Some Feeling
- Tuberculosis Hospitals Are Given O. K
- One of Cleverest Pilots in India
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- "Singing Soldier" is Considerable Myth
- New Books at the Library
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- Michigan Solon Withdraws Name
- Bombs Fall on Constantinople
- Didn't Use the Water
- Page 21
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- Yankee Doctor Balks Typhus among Rumans
- The Taxpayers of Salt Lake City Save $30,000 by the New Garbage Hauling Contract
- U. S. to Make Deadliest Poison Gas in Big Quantities to Hurl at Huns
- Big Bond Issue Taken to Wislon
- Two Socialists Leaders Perish
- Judge Bingham Buys Watterson's Paper
- Miller Estate Tax $10,000,000
- Officers Drown in New Mexico
- Fifty Seaplanes Now in Service
- Macon Women Object to Blue Sunday Town
- Sinn Fein Gains Not So Large as Supporters Hoped
- Utah Ready to Increase Its Wheat Acreage; 1918 Crop Exceeds Average
- British "Pioneers" Are All-Round Handy Men
- Americans Terrible Men, Writes Hun to His People at Home
- Chilean Diplomat Dies in Service
- Food Shortage in Sweden is Serious
- Daily Raids for Arms Are Made in Ireland
- British Government Opens Press Center
- Smith to Leave U. S. Service
- Dutch Grow Richer
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- Page 22
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- Real Estate Sellers Visit Uintah Basin
- Local Securities
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- Will Operate Alunite Mill
- Boy Wonder to Lead Military Band at Saltair
- Pioneer Woman Joins Majority
- Mrs. Roberts Returns
- Girl's Camping Trip Planned
- Mexican Labor Scarce in Texas
- Seattle Studies Russian Tongue
- Paper Strikers to Resume Work
- Ways to Swap Are Outlined
- Utah to Hold Fraternal Day
- L. D. S. U. Girls at Community Kitchen
- Picks Trousers Pocket; Gets $30
- War Lures Boys from Farm Land
- Butte Miners Make No Further Demand
- Paris to Welcome Herbert Hoover
- Three Fatalities in Air Service
- Ant-Eater Mascot Wearing Gas Mask
- Page 23
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- Federation of Women Shooters
- Manager Entitled to Major Share of Praise for Winning
- Greb Outpoints Eddie M'goorty
- The Experts Say
- Shellenback is Chased by Sox
- Brown Pitchers Fail to See Plate
- American League
- National League
- Racing
- Pirates Rally in Lucky 7th Frame
- Brooklyn Breaks Even with Cards
- Sport Snap Shots
- Frances Cowells Clips Swim Mark
- Yanks Sign Sanders
- Aviators Dare Death over Niagara Chasms
- Redfield Urges Ship Yard for Alaska Coast
- Pick Goes Up
- Many Extra Frame Contests in Book
- Evans Equals Record
- Prime Minister of Belgium Lauds U. S
- Germs in Shaving Kits Are Killed at Kearny
- Page 24
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- Engineer Corps Trains Men for Useful Trades
- America Plans "Ready-Made" Farms for Soldiers Unfit for Old Jobs
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- Texas Negro is Lynched by Mob
- Tighten Grasp on Socialists
- Sporting Risk in Insurance Line
- British Make Study as to Tuberculosis
- Wages Are High; No Strike Talk
- United States Judge Atkinson, Former Governor, Gives Opinion of Nuxated Iron
- England Now Makes Things She Imported
- Berlin Expects Decision from Present Fight
- Famous Train Robber Seeks Chance at Huns
- Last Grievance Strikers is Met
- Von Tirpitz Narrowly Escapes Mob Violence
- Patrolman Makes His Final Round
- Heads Engineers Serving at Front
- Page 25
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- Salt Lake is Wool Capital of West
- Warehouses to Care for Clip of Six States
- Militant Lassies Prepare Y. W. C .A. Drill Ground Popular
- Was Death from Dog Bite Accidental
- National Guard Receives Boost in Enlistments
- Wells Increase Ogden's Supply
- Starts on First Lap for France
- Railroad Cleark Joins Q. M. Corps
- Prof. Driggs to Address Meeting
- Soldier in France Hears Mother Dead
- Kneipp Figures Used by Congress
- Missouri Company Wants Big Damages
- Woman Uses Gun; Wounds a Rival
- Nurses Apply at Library
- Fought Many Indians, but Has Faith in Them
- Fuel Office is Opened in Ogden
- Sgt. M'leod Goes to War Vet. Meet
- Protest Prices Threshers Ask
- Registrants at Physical Tests
- To Buy Auto for Recruiting Office
- New U.S. Plane Carries 21 Men
- Utah Woman Gets Decoration
- Boy Caught in Hayrake Injured
- Plan to Aid Black Hawk Veterans
- Fighting Side by Side in France
- Summit Delegates Protest Tax Raise
- Page 26
- Page 27
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- Hoses Aid in Keeping Touch with Germans
- Beer Signs on Cars Must Go
- Suffragist Recruits Unit of U. S Women Doctors for War
- Fooled Germans, Says Utah Boy
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- Boy-Ed's Treachery in U. S. Gains Him "Von"
- Unhappy Spouses Charge Espionage
- Woolmen Say Hay Too High
- Enemy Fliers Are Driven from England
- Cod Liver Oil Banquet Dainty
- Irish Priests Score "Lunacy of Sinn Fein"
- Italy and U. S. on Same Ground
- Alaksa Packing Industry Grows
- Los Angeles Rose Wins Paris Prize
- New Freight Frate for Willard
- Diplomat Learns Value of Homers When Pie is Gone
- Knew the Women
- Revolver Shoots Owner in Leg
- Four Eurekans Safe Overseas
- Green River Lad Safe in France
- Forbes Funeral Tomorrow at 2
- Rich Treasure Moving over Alaska Railroad
- Man Who Repulsed Huns Alone [Illegible]
- Military Training Shows in Courtesy
- Also Bit
- He Deserved It
- Singal Corps Pets Quartered in Gardens
- Page 28
- Page 29
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- Gigantic Coal Fields to be Operated in Utah
- Tintic Produces $1,000,000 Ores in Month July
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- Iowa Copper-Glencoe among Park Shippers
- New York Grain
- Oil Struck near Corinne; Brigham City Had Big Gas Well
- Railroad to Build to W. Tintic, Report
- Godiva's Rich Ore Brings Big Sum to Company
- Third Well to be Drilled by Utahns in Midway-Sunset Field
- Frank Cannon Still with Cripple Creek
- First Deep Drill Work in Fossil Field Done by Utahns
- Alta Tunnel Co. Issues Report; Work Improving
- Oil the New King Showing Remarkable Rise in Estimation
- Notes and Personals
- Chicago Produce
- Kansas City Produce
- 30,000 Tons Round Pebbles in a Year
- Volcanoes Making Sulphur in North
- Old Black Hils Mine Yielding Gold
- Page 30
- Page 31
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- Discouraging experience of Olf Mine Man
- Week's Sales Light on Mart
- Wraith Goes to New York City Headquarters
- Bonus Suggested for Low-Grade Mines as Inducement
- Utah Con. Oil Well Site is Investigated
- San Francisco Quotations
- Boston Stock Exchange Close
- New York Curb Stocks
- Boston Curb
- Stock Market Firm Past Week
- More High Grade Ore in Standard; other Camp Notes
- Standard Oil Stocks
- Review of Metal Market
- North Salt Lake Live Stock
- Weekly Bank Statement
- Chicago Live Stock
- Kansas City Live Stock
- Omaha Live Stock
- New York Money
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- Boston Acme Mines May Build New Acid Plant near Morgan
- Excessive Heat Affects Corn
- Peat Industry is Growing in America
- Supervises Live Stock Market
- Page 32
- Merit Wins Public Support Salt Lake Loyal to Theatre Quality Features Programs
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- Fish Story Explains Charles Ray's Beard
- Pretty Dorothy Now, Not Always
- Caruso's Leading Lady is Carolina White
- Second Week of Griffith Play to Open Today
- Old Classic of Stage Furnishes Screen Thrills
- Viola Dana is Star in Strand Feature Today
- Uses Stamps to Paint Beautiful Landscape
- "Pair of Silk Stockings" Bill for American
- Color and Life Mark New Bill in Vaudeville
- Winsome Peggy Hyland Stars at Broadway
- All Star Cast Will Present "Why Marry?"
- Film Stars Will Play "Virginian" before Footlights
- Real Atmosphere Found on Lists of "Atmosphere"
- Camera Shooter is Also Artist
- Reid's Fish Story
- Page 33
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- 13 Utah Mines Make Profits; 6 Show Losses
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- Utah Copper next Heaviest Big Red Metal Producer in America Total June Output is Decreased
- Alta in Shape to Ship 2000 Tons Ore Week
- Production of Secondary Zinc Totaled 116,200 Tons Last Year
- Spelter Output Soon Exhausted
- Utah Produces Nearly Three Times as Much as Great California
- Sales 20,000 Shares on Exchange Oil
- Sand-Lime Brick Run to Millions
- Eureka Lily Will Send Shaft Deeper
- 3 Colorado Mines Produce Ganister
- Texas Mining during First Part This Year
- Nitrate of Soda California Deposits
- Page 34
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- Best Shows of Road Booked
- Sennett Comedians Tell Dangers of Acting for Camera
- Sarah Bernhardt is Billed Opens Orpheum Season Here to Present New War Drama
- Want Star's Photo? and His Autograph? One W. S. S., Please
- 'False Faces' Filmed
- Saltair to Have Thrilling Picture This Week
- To Make Educational Child Picture
- Veteran Actor Dies in Boston
- Method Found to Eliminate Alkali
- New Moral Drama Comes to Last Lake
- Famous Mine to be Dismantled
- Salmon Catch is Far under Normal
- Only One Woman Allowed Across
- Canines Value Liberty Bells
- Week at Rialto Full of Treats for Movie Fans
- Says Cinema Carries Flag to All World
- Alice Brady Busy; Here's Her Program
- Japanese Mission En Route to Front; Greeted by U. S. Red Cross Officials
- Clad in Khaki, Woman Runs Car
- Raises Wages of Women Workers
- Big Run of Fish Gladdens Alaska
- Making Alcohol of Lowly Cactus
- Page 35
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- Paris Gives Impressive Funerals to Yank Heroes
- Hobby in Lead for Governor
- Sniping down to a Fine Art
- Oil Wells Too Close Together
- Italian and Belgian Plead to Fight Teuton
- New Retirement Policy Started
- Well Taught
- Local News
- Actors Have No Fear of Storms
- Heartless Thief Takes Chris Wall's Left, Leg
- To Succeed Late Senator Tillman
- Local News
- Closely Guard Torpedo Secret
- Alaskans to Use Alaska Coal
- Scenes Where British Are Doing Their Part in War
- New German Foreign Secretary is Ready Tool of the Kaiser
- Reichstag Learns French Sympathy in Provinces
- California Farmers Solve Labor Problem
- 'Fighting Charley' No Foe to Weddings
- British Workers to Go on Strike
- Hostess Houses Warn Soldiers
- New Swindle Develops in British Columbia
- Noncoms Are Denied Puttees
- Oscar Saenger to Coach Utah Operatic Star
- Condition Federal Banks
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Local News
- Ogden Live Stock
- Woman Window Washer Patriotic and Plucky
- Huns Pay High for Furniture
- Ranchwoman is on Retired List
- Page 36
- Review of Fourth Year of World Struggle for Democracy
- Allied Leaders in France
- Allied Troopers Loading Ammunition on Pontoons on the Marne
- His Liberty Bond Purchases Freedom for This Austrian
- Women Jurors frowned on Mans' Propensity to Gambel on Life
- Pat O'brien, the Ace, Admits He Used Green to Paint College 'C'
- Shoots Himself Rather than be without Work
- Page 37
- Page 38
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- $2 Guarantee Made by U. S. to Wheat Men
- Tax Levies in Salt Lake City Slightly Lower
- Republicans Consider Date for Convention
- Keep Fair Record of Utah Clean
- Garbage Men Go on Strike
- Campaign on to Obtain Nurses
- Major Mayo Goes to Louisville
- Manderfield is in Federal Post
- O. S. L. Men to Get Military Training
- Band Concert on S. L. Route Train
- Army Makes Money out of Tin Cans
- Deseret Museum Closes; Moving
- Two Utah Boys in France Wounded
- "Big 4" to Hold Annual Outing
- Ford Funeral to be Held Monday
- Male Mailmen May Fight Females to Carry Mail
- Quick Work with Needle
- Mooney Meeting despite Reprieve
- Big Sign Must Go to Save Man Power
- Judge Porter Resigns; Joins O. S. L. Forces
- Unskilled Labor Wage Fixed by U. S. August 1
- Drug Stores, Cafes Open
- City News Ticker
- Dr. Squires Goes to Convention
- 500-Mile Gun is Delusion of Man from Emoria
- Friction Causes Street Car Fire
- Short Line Club Forms Orchestra
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-07-28 | Page 16 | Colonel Hand is Killed in [Illegible]
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-07-28 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
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| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rf70xk |
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| Article Title | Colonel Hand is Killed in [Illegible] |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-07-28 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 16 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rf70xk/10195692 |