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- Page 1
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- Allied Line Holds Fast Hun Assaults Fail
- U.S. Assumes Control of Wire Systems
- Hunt on for Hun Cashier Bound South
- Kaiser Gives Praise to His Divine Ally
- 4th Liberty Loan Drive to Open Sept. 28
- Cargo of Arms is Received by Mexican Rebels
- Neutrals See Marne Battle as Hun Rout
- Indian Tribe Declares War upon Germany
- Wisconsin Officers Fear Incursion of Aliens at Superior
- Tail Spin Fatal to Cadet Flyer
- Dependents Last Checks Mailed
- I. Ham Lewis is Again Candidate
- Toll of War to be Heavier, Says Britisher
- Officers Call off Women Workers
- King Urges War upon Bulgars and Turks
- Page 2
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- Labor Board Settles Street Car Appeals
- Slaughter is Expected on Marne Front
- U.S. Advances Millions to 37 Railroads
- Mooney Attorneys Ask for Rehearing
- Entire Hun Front Harried by Planes
- Nation's Roll of Honor
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- Paris Hospitals Supplied
- Arizona Skeletons Those of Indians
- Red Cross Opens Recovery House
- "Morals Censor" Ousted from Job
- Germans Drop Loot in Hurried [Illegible]
- Little Chance to Save Liner
- Battle Along Ourcq Reaches Slack Tide
- Body Found Buried by Two Canine
- German-American Alliance Ended
- Reduce Output Pneumatic Tires
- Page 3
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- [Illegible] Return Indictments Against Rice
- Wounded Yanks in French Hospitals Are Given All the Comforts of Home
- I. W. W. Defense in Wilson Book
- [Untitled]
- Federal Tax to Reach All Auto Owners
- No Longer Can Kaiser Blink at Russia
- Soviet Rule Bans Attacks on Jews
- Diplomat Wants Reichstag Seat
- Huns Ready to Make Exchanges
- Page 4
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- London Paper Gives Yankees Great Credit
- These Are War Measures
- Who Speaks for Russia?
- On the Political Issues
- Other Points of View
- Their Riches
- Automobiles in War
- Amusements
- May Draw Troops from East Front
- To Break Record in Building Ship
- Marine Corps Heads Advanced
- Germans "Regret" Sinking Steamer
- Advance of Huns Cuts Coal Output
- Strike in Canada Postoffices Ends
- Punish Belgians for Celebrating Allies' Victories
- Silence of Church Bells Causes N. Y. Priest's Sentence
- Professors Exonerated
- Russ Provinces Loot of Kaiser
- Jewish Legions Reach Palestine
- Church Officials Jailed in Mexico
- Disloyal Woman Given 3 Years
- Lufbery, Mitchel, Aviation Fields
- Col. Irons Sent to Panama Canal
- Elder Smith to Speak at Chapel
- Alleged Whisky Runners Taken
- [Untitled]
- Marine Limit Now 40 Years
- Page 5
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- Pretty Wedding in Peterson Home
- Children Give to Red Cross
- Events of the Day
- City News Ticker
- Lieut. Burton is Now Cartoonist
- Ask for Repairs to Fifth East St
- Contractor Dies
- Beauty Patch is for Soldier Lad
- Tribute Paid to Major Mayo
- Only Essential Ship Workers Ruled Exempt
- Hun Spy Only in Film. Has Just Enlisted
- Holland Feels Food Scarcity
- U. Training Unit to Have Encampment
- Knowlton Again on Old Route
- Will Repair Roads at Fort
- Promise to Pay Gains Freedom
- Laborers Wanted in Navy Yards
- Historian Jenson Takes Vacation
- Held for Alleged Theft of Motor
- Accused Violating Espionage Law
- [Untitled]
- Utah Crops Are Full of Promise
- Naval Apprentice Morgan is Home
- Believe Boys Fired Wheat Stack
- Newspaper Man Enlists in Navy
- Dorothy Gish is Star at Rialto
- Day's Enlistments
- Flour from Utah Aids Uncle Sam
- Utah Perfect in Threshing Record
- Made Money by Buying W. S. S
- [Untitled]
- Page 6
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- Higher Wage is to be Paid Railway Men
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- Will Handle the Wire Companies When Government Takes Control
- Strike of Arizona Miners Averted
- Plans for Soldiers' Farms Approved
- Prominent Educator Dead in Wheatland
- Bishop on Mission to Greeks in U. S
- $10,000 Bail Set for Army Captain
- July Losses of British 67,291
- Drake University Elects New Head
- That's Right
- Page 7
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- U.S. Will Pay Utah Farmers $2 for Wheat
- State Puzzled How to Clear R. R. Roadbed
- Knight Mills to be Rebuilt
- Weber Democrats Call Primaries
- Horses Examined for Glanders
- Board to Advise Drafted Men
- [Illegible] Towns Want 4-Minute Men
- Forestry Men Go to Wyoming
- Ogden's Quota Training School
- Selling Liquor to Minors is Charge
- R. R. Men Form Service Club
- Vernal District Needs Workers
- WO Officials Touring State
- Ogden Navy Man Visits His Home
- Woman Forfeits Bail of $150
- Pachyderm is Bribed with Spiced Cake
- School Work Will Not Lag in This State
- Protest Against New Railroad
- Boy Dies from Amputation Leg
- Sugar Beet Tops Good for Silage
- Provo Company to Increase Capital
- Capitol Petroleum Secures Right of Way
- Harvest Sugar Beet Seed Near
- Better Roads in Summit County
- Auto with One Light Dangerous
- Commissioner on Vacation
- Call Recruits to Study at College Here
- School Boys Furnish Labor
- Hun Secrets Are Exposed
- Slip One over on the Germans
- Nampa Boy Killed in War
- Lodge of Eagles Shows Patriotism
- Ogden Live Stock Market
- Road Agent Utah County Named
- Page 8
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- American League to Discuss Early Close in Meeting Saturday
- Great Tennis Star Burned in War Plant
- Magna to Face Fast Wilson Team Sunday
- Two Golf Clubs Have Their Own Railroad Lines
- [Untitled]
- New Plan for War Baseball
- Racing
- Errors Laid to Wrong Players
- National Commission, minus Tener, to Convene
- The Newest Sport - for the Swordsman
- Johnson Wins Own Game in Tenth Inning
- Geers Drives St. Frisco a Winner in Circuit Feature
- Here and There
- American Dentists Working on Huns, Cause of Protests
- Dodgers Take Both Ends of Dual Program
- Sage Hens Will Enjoy Immunity in Cache County
- Page 9
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- Alien Soldiers Naturalized at Camp Kearny
- Sees Victory for Entente
- Congressmen to Visit King
- [Untitled]
- Sayings of Sages
- Powder Storage House Burned
- Heat Kills Prize Birds of Judge
- Big Shipbuilding Denied by Baker
- Reichstag Head Still Hopeful
- Wedding Innovations
- Welcome to Americans by General Diaz
- Maginnis Leaves for Washington
- France Honors American Banker
- Briton to Head Ally Food Board
- [Untitled]
- Troops Moving to Aid Siberia
- Alibi of Ruthless Huns is Punctured
- Austrian Food Crisis over, Says Minister
- Woman Killed, 3 Persons Injured, in Crash at Manitou
- Catholic Students Organize Society
- Farrell Signs Umpires
- Page 10
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- Empire Silver Opens Rich Ore
- $630,000 Mine Deal due Today, Control Walker
- Dull, Listless Stock Market
- New Rules to Guard Miners
- Profit Taking Breaks Corn
- Rich Deep Creek Tungsten Ore in Western Utah
- Sales Total 25,000 on Oil Exchange
- King Con. Today Almost Double Old Park Giant
- Mining Operations Around Lovelock
- Gold Output out West on Decline
- Miners May Strike in Jerome District
- Huge Ga,Ena Boulders Were Found There
- Big Company May Take over Mining
- Two Miners Hurt at Columbus-Rexall
- Rumor Prospects Must Go as Result of Miner [Illegible]
- American Con. Drift Turns to [Illegible]
- Order 5 to Engines for Use in France
- She Got Around It
- Tar Baby Sale of 25,000 Shares Made
- Page 11
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- Texans to Hold Second Primary
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- War Expense Less in July
- Weather Data
- Call to Duty for Reserves
- Labor Needs of U. S. First
- Pine Interests Delay Ship Building
- Strike Stops All Uruguay Shipping
- Naval Men Get New Mess Pay
- Ask Removal of Col. B. P. Disque
- Died
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- [Untitled]
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- Marriage Licenses
- Real Estate Transfers
- New Suits Filed
- New Corporations
- Page 12
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- Schools of Salt Lake to Open Friday, Aug. 30
- Policeman in Contempt Court Fined
- Store Coal Now or Suffer next Winter
- Utah Man Wins in Advertising
- Fooled Officers with Fake Badge
- Former Rates Approved for Ore, Bullion
- Red Cross Opens at Fort Douglas
- Will Handle Coal Traffic
- Girls Heed Canyon's Call
- Girls to Aid in Post Fete
- Dry Law Wins Praise after Test of Year
- Labor Office to Commence Work
- Army Officer is Seized by Woman
- Swanson Silver Wedding Tonight
- Portland Scribe Visits Salt Lake
- Bonds to be Here as Drive Starts
- Asks Nomination to District Court
- Dispute over Horse Revived
- R. R. Hodge to be Flying Instructor
- Child Struck by Car Loses Leg
- Army in Need of Skilled Workmen
- You Violate Law by Letting Fido Drink at Public Fountain
- Will Repair Big Cottonwood Road
- Certificates of Birth Now Free
- Resigns Office to Open Mine
- Will Resurface Two City Blocks
- Kiwanis Club to Hold Luncheon
- Utah Girls Urged to Join Student Nurse Campaign
- Tynik Defense Opens at Fort
- Changes at War Prison Barracks
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-08-01 | Page 10 | She Got Around It
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-08-01 |
| 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/s63n389g |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63n389g |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | She Got Around It |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-08-01 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 10 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63n389g/10197288 |