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- Capital Waits News of Great German Defeat
- Ount D'aunay Dies
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- Lost Battalion Defied Enemies to Bitter End
- Tax upon Political Contributions Urged
- U. S. to Pay Yanks' Debts
- Mrs. W. B. Scott Gains Twenty Five Pounds
- Morris Names 2 Committees to Aid G. O. P
- Cotton Exports Licensed
- Lansing Urges Strict Justice in Peace Pact
- Sure Enough
- Teutons Turn and Seek New Defenses
- Statistics
- Marriage Licenses
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- Real Estate Transfers
- Cambrai Left Smoking Ruin
- Vienna R. R. Men Strike
- U. S. Revokes License
- Japanese Treaty Ratified
- Terrorism Rages in Russ Capital
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- Coast to Coast Air Mail Plan of Bureau
- Ounties Discuss Irrigation Project
- Luth Postpones Ward Conferences
- [Illegible] Released from School Work
- Berlin's Reply to President is Completed
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- Johnson Shuts Ogden Schools after Meeting
- Ogden Has Grouped Most Draft Men
- Weber Falters in Laon Drive
- Individual Must Aid If Malady is Curbed
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- Draft Lottery Numbers 1 to 4000
- Wild Rumors Are Rife in berlin
- Daylight Saving May be Extended
- Saxon Diet to Open on Oct. 28
- Cadet Flier Killed
- Sea Captains Prompt to Answer Appeal
- Hun Plot to Defeat Munition Plan Bared
- Civilians Enter Captured Cities
- Canada Publishers Must Stand Raise
- Fliers to Carry Oxygen
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- Football Games for Today Are Declared Off
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- Sport Snap Shots
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- Tintic High Today Plays Spanish Fork
- Intercamp League for Military Men
- Influenza Cause Postponing Bout
- Smallpox Menace is under Control
- Female Bootlegger Pays Heavy Fine
- Liberty Train Gayly Decked Halts in Ogden
- G. O. P. Convention Officers Named
- S. I. C. Award Sunstroke Claim
- Thief Steals from Red Cross Storage
- Tennis Meet Allowed by Board of Health
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- $25,000 Will be Paid out by Iron Blossom
- Issues Drop; East is Firm
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- Tuscarora is Driving in Two Fissure Drifts
- $18,750 to be Paid out by Dragon Con
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- Patrons Barred from Exchange
- San Juan Oil Field Seen by New Mexican
- May Day Has One Cent Levy This Week
- 'War Babies' React; Peace Stocks Mount
- Mining Notes
- Bears Force Grain Lower
- Eastern Produce
- Grain Markets
- British Hurl Tons of Shells
- Gifts Offered to Good U. S. Fliers
- King Con. Mill Ready to Start
- Live Stock Markets
- 3000 Ship Workers Stay Away from Jobs
- U. S. Buying Large Amount of Pelts
- Woman Conviction Rule is Shattered
- Red Cross Chief Honored by Italy
- P. I. Rice Tariff Lifted
- Rule on Extra Time is Made
- Holders of German War Bonds in Panic
- Bars Put on Making Nonessential Things
- Head of Canadian Pacific Ry. Resigns
- Australia to Begin Imports' Licensing
- Senate Confirms Surgeon General
- Sales Are Light on Oil Exchange
- Mining Dividends Small in September
- Kennecott Copper Output Formidable
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- Suffragists Put in Capitol Guardroom for Demonstrating
- Bulgaria to Join Allies in Attack upon Turk Forces
- King Has Praise for Haig's Men
- Refugees Escape through Turk Line
- Apple Men Granted Low Freight Rate
- Hun Railways Bombed
- Major Albert Visits City
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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- Call Bransford as Surprise in Big Will Case
- Fuel Director Rescinds Order
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- Thomas Kearns, Run down by Auto, is Bruised
- L. D. S. Women Will Drill and Study Soldering
- Red Cross Gauze Rooms Still Open
- U. S. Would Borrow 500 Utah Workers
- Speaks Well of Vocational Work
- Four Arrested for Drunkenness
- Utah Road Plans Approved by U. S
- Postoffice to Close for Liberty Day
- Kiwanis Club, 200 Strong, Seeks Charter
- Barbers Respond to Money's Lure
- West Pointers to be Selected at 'U'
- B. E. R. R. Asks to Raise Rates
- Depot Car is Wrecked in Collision
- Bumper Wool Clip is Stored
- Health Order Ends Fraternal Congress
- 'Spitless Days' to Curb Spread of Influenza
- City Will Give Poises to Sick on Cavell Day
- Asks Approval to Reduce Cars
- Forbid Smoking; Men Quit Powder Jobs
- Parents Leave for Bedside of Sick Son
- Painters Ask to Arbitrate
- War Garden Prizes Awarded Tomorrow
- Street Car is Overturned in Traffic Crash
- Utah Welsh Cancel Edwards Reception
- Mine Inspector to Hold Two Jobs
- Paul Tobin is Buried in Denver
- Sheep Shipments to Winter Ranges On
- L. D. S. High Girl Marries in East
- Colonel Webber is Recovering
- Says Salt Lake is Beauty Spot
- County Councils to Probe Building
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-10-11 | Page 9 | Luth Postpones Ward Conferences
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-11 |
| 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/s6cv5pms |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cv5pms |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Luth Postpones Ward Conferences |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 9 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cv5pms/10210441 |