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- Czechs Are Recognized by U. S. as Newnation
- Alsace is Now in France and Not in Germany
- Empress is Ill
- 40,000 Men Arrested in N. Y. as Slackers
- President Will Pay $24,595 as Tax on Salary
- Wotan Line is Shattered
- U. S. Contract with Carriers Put in Shape
- Cotton Output Hit 4,098,000 Bales in U. S.
- Illinois University President Resigns
- U. S. Breaks Record Carrying on War
- Million R. R. Men Granted Increased Pay
- Today Anniversary of 'First Blood'
- Moffat Road Loan Will be Covered
- General Cabell to Report on Affray
- Revolt of Troops in Peru Quelled
- Two Survivors of Cudahy Picked Up
- Sunday Gasoline Saving Success
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- House To Begin Revenue Bill's Debate Friday
- Strong Offensive is Still Plowing Ahead
- Book Draftees like Groceries
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- Galli-Curci's Spouse Seeks $250,000 Balm
- New Shipbuilding Record Made In
- Agricultural Bill Halted by Senators
- Mail Ballot Allowed
- Sea's Lure is Great
- Garnisheeing of R. R. Wages End
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- Page 4
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- Where it Hurts
- Western Men in U. S. Service
- Derwent Caine in "Iron Hand" Grips Audience
- Amusements
- Fuel Saving
- Wisconsin Race Neck and Neck
- Nevada Votes Roberts Ahead
- A Nonessential Politician
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- Other Points of View
- Loyalty and Politics
- The Day's Death Roll
- Canned Salmon Needed
- Local News
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- Today's Events
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- Bookkeeper for Mining Company Testifies
- Bingham Fire Causes Loss of $100,000
- Mangled Body That of Rose
- Tooele Draftees Given Ovation
- City News Ticker
- Ogden to Furnish Five Limited Men
- U. S. to Judge on Road Work
- Statistics
- Births
- Flying Teacher Killed in Texas
- Fate of Ogdenite is Still Unknown
- Basic Draft Rules Remain
- Huns Lose Friends; Utah Coyotes Slain
- U. S. Production of Rifles Now on High Gear
- Hair Often Ruined By Washing with Soap
- New Mooney Trial Urged
- Silos Would Feed 50,000 Utah Cattle
- Democrats Will Convene September 30
- Induction Totals 882 Men in Ogden
- Irrigation of West Exempt
- Absentee Voting Law Little Used
- Marriage Licenses
- U. S. Bureau Calls for 117 Workmen
- Two Utah Couples Marry in Ogden
- Court Clips German from Utahn's Name
- Fruit Imperiled; State Seeks Cars
- Horses Die from Lack of Provender
- Red Cross to Hold Membership Drive
- Ryan Resigns as Anaconda Head
- Disloyalty Denied by Grange Master
- Reids Give Afternoon Tea; 75 Greet Honor Guests
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- Bright Day is Promised for Baseball Game
- Scene Set for Last Big Game During War
- Boston League Players Are Older and Heavier
- Murray Winner Championship over Tilden
- Hun Retreat Growns [Illegible]
- Playing Experience is What Counts for Cubs
- I. W. W. Writ Unasked
- Cracking Records in Western Meet
- Badger is Winner Intermountain Title
- Close Finish in All Races at Hartford
- Sports Displeased With Wrestlers
- De Palma Makes Big Average of Year
- Refugees Allowed Entry by Bill
- Ducks Play Tag with Hooverized Time This Year
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- No Violations by Game Hunters
- Uncle Sam Gives Red Sox Furlough
- Interned Huns Foiled
- Racing
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- Many to Help Draft Boards September 12
- Distinguished Belgians Visit in Salt Lake
- Brave Utahns Smilingly John Suicide Club
- City to Hear Case Against W. S. Brow
- Enroll Now, War Students
- Shippers to Have Hearing in Denver
- Thirsty Days Lure Whisky to Salt Lake
- Don't Growl If Bellgirl Tarries
- French Study on Increase
- Batteryman Sends Parents Mement
- Red Cross Asks Heifer Calves
- Dust of Pushball Contest Settles; Hazelgrove Smiles
- L. D. S. U. Will Hear Bennion
- Thousands Daily Visit Big Buildings in Heart of City
- Student Army Men off for Air Camp
- Utah, Idaho Sugar Increase Marked
- Missing Boys Are Located in Idaho
- R. F. Decker Works in Traffic Bureau
- August an Ideal Harvesting Month
- Wind Storms Do Damage to Wires
- Y. W. C. A. Worker Goes to New Field
- Friendless Fellow with Meager Store Shuns Dirty Bath
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- Treasurer Reports $851,612.16 Cash
- Democrats Delay; Seek Secretary
- 50 Soldiers Hear Patriotic Musical
- May Carry Booze Across Dry State
- Varsity Players Hold Rehears
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-09-04 | Page 2 | Mail Ballot Allowed
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-09-04 |
| 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/s6b2915c |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6b2915c |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Mail Ballot Allowed |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-09-04 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | MAII 11 I H. H ALLOWED I St St. Paul Sept 3 Minnesota 3 soldiers In France Franco as we well as those In camps ii It iI the United States will be allowed to toI vote oe by mall at the general Jeneral state election elec elec- I tion lion In November the state public safety safe sate t ty commission decided toda today |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6b2915c/10207211 |