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- Page 1
- [Untitled]
- American Drive Carries Army to German Border
- Detective Killed in Gun Fight by Bandits
- It's Still Long Road to River Rhine
- Tiger of France Praises Feat of American Troops
- Obdurate War Workers Fixed by President
- Natal Day of Gen. Pershing is Celebrated
- Anti-Bolshevik Force Master of Petrograd
- Allies Turn Down Horvath Regime
- Curb on Ambitious Politicians Needed
- Drive of Yanks Holds Promise of Big Things
- Idaho Soldier is D. S. Cross Winner
- Gen. Foch Promises Flag of U. S. Shall Float Above Metz
- President's Letter Fails to Arrive
- Page 2
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- Two-Thirds of RY. Men out of Draft Class 1
- 14,000,000 Believed Total Registration
- Prohibition Denounced
- American Drive Has Thrilled All Paris
- British Forces Gain Additional Ground
- Secretary Baker is Visitor at St. Mihiel
- Yank Wounded Tell Story of Assault
- Allied Aviators Are Bombing Hun Retreat
- Yank Soldiers in Sight of Germany
- Line out of Order
- High Ground Taken Valuable to Allies
- [Untitled]
- Kansas Holdups Are Believed Same Gang
- Page 3
- [Untitled]
- Two Artillery Regiments Are Made at Camp
- Excess Tax on Liberty Bonds is Taken Off
- Cotton Board's Duty in Vital Probe Defined
- Allies' Probably Hadn't Begun Drive When Photographer Snapped This One
- Kaiser's Hair Has Turned Gray, Says Advice from Essen
- Salaries in Japan Raised 50 per Cent
- English Premier Has Influenza
- The Principles of War
- Spanish Influenza is Being Investigated
- Gasless Sundays to be Continued
- Cuban Sugar Crop Purchased by U. S
- Further Protection of Game Urged
- Kaiser Seeks to Raise Hun Hopes
- 80 Arrests in Butte Follow Strike Order
- Band Leaders Commissioned
- Cincinnati Cops Spring Strike
- Breaking Draft Law is Charged
- Prison Special is Suffragist Plan
- Forty Killed in Wreck
- [Untitled]
- Page 4
- Page 5
- [Untitled]
- Literary Club Gathers for First Autumn Event
- Sending of U. S. Force to Italy Proposed
- Hit by Shell
- War Secretary is Proud of U.S. Men
- The Day's Death Roll
- Funerals
- Premier's Paper is Exultant in Tone
- Montana Bourbons Adopt Platform
- [Illegible] Teachers Get $40,000, Their Pay
- [Illegible] Vigilance is [Illegible] Upon Parents
- Shipyards Need 200,000 Workers
- The Debutante Peeps Demurely from under Her Drooping Brimmed Velvet
- City News Ticker
- Sends Her Six Sons to Battle Kaiser, Who Sees That His Six Boys Are Safe
- Undertakers Decide to Use Advertising
- Hotel Men Accused of Selling Whisky
- St. Louis Greet's Pershing
- Democrats Ousted by Nonpartisans
- Building Permit Order Questioned
- Koppers Co. Stock Sold at Auction
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- Today's Events
- Senate Adjourns
- Page 6
- [Untitled]
- Miss Margaret Browing, Who Wil Play at Violin Recital at Newhouse, Starting Tonight
- Herald Trophy is Presented to Federation
- New Plans to Buy Liberty Bonds Issued
- To Outline Aims of War Societies
- Wounded Thrice
- 2 Fliers Killed in Pacific Ocean Fall
- J. U. Eldredge, Jr., is "Foxy Grandpa"
- Loyal Carpenters Volunteer to Help Poor Soldier's Wife
- Vaudeville's Best Cheer Sick Soldiers
- Fraternalists Are in Favor Salt Lake
- Negress to be Tries in District Court
- O. S. L. Will Erect Booth for Red Cross
- Rail Employes Are Free of Garnishee
- State and Intermountain News
- Threshing Prices Are Increased
- Mere Boys Fought Big War of 1861-65
- Free Tuition Offered
- [Untitled]
- Ogden Live Stock
- Senator Smoot Urges Medal for Gun Genius
- Keep Healthy; Many Doctors Must Aid U. S
- Page 7
- Page 8
- Page 9
- [Untitled]
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- Producing Paper and Ink Ammunition to Back up the Boys Fighting for Us
- Unchaperoned French Girls Defy Convention
- [Untitled]
- Football Not Hit Hard by Federal Order
- Racing Entries and Results
- Only One Duck is Killed Out of Seven Shots
- [Untitled]
- Troeh Makes High Average for Third Day
- Marines in Lead at National Shoot
- [Illegible] Again Winner on Links
- Postpone Meeting
- Notes on Sports
- Makes Record in Wheel Changing
- Long String Horses for State Fair
- Jack Dempsey Loses Decision to Meehan
- Each Sunset Dims Ryan's Life Chances
- Mrs. Hays Found Guilty
- [Untitled]
- Killefer Called to Bat for U. S
- Local News
- Page 10
- Page 11
- Page 12
- [Untitled]
- Utah's Total in Enrollment Falls Greatly
- Order Numbers Will be Drawn in Capital City
- G. O. P. Victory Foreseen by Big Audience
- Four Couples Boldly Marry Friday, 13th
- Child is Adept Knitter
- Park Trees to Bear Names of Fallen [Illegible]
- Dirty Youths Thing of Past
- Knitting Story is Branded Lie
- O'Brien Heirs Get $10 Each
- Woman's Club Bans Gas Meter Charge
- Friday, 13th, Bring Luck to Divorcees
- Lottery to Assign Salt Lake Guards to Their Companies
- Lowly Goat to Furnish Lacteal Food for Bunnies
- G. O. P. Will Elect Montana Ticket
- Student Nurses to Enter Training
- Utah War Mothers to Meet October
- English Captain Lauds U. S. Army
- Utah Merchants Urged to Advertise
- Interned Hun Finds Sermons in Stones
- Affinity Lures, Brood Endures
- [Untitled]
- Goshen to Talk on Constitution
- First Aid Methods to be Exploit
- Labor Asks Resignation
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-09-14 | Page 3 | English Premier Has Influenza
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-09-14 |
| 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/s6wt0053 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6wt0053 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | English Premier Has Influenza |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-09-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6wt0053/10209363 |