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- Nuptial Mass is Celebrated for Marriage of Ogdenite
- Shoe Styles for 1920 Set Trio of Shades Adopted
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- Debutante is Bride-to Be
- Ambulance Unit under Hun Land, Sea and Air Fire
- Pup Goes for Siberia to Meet Its Master
- Maccabees
- U. S. Tags Fish and Frees Them to Obtain Data
- U.S. as Home Brings Freedom to Prisoner
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- Quarantine Puts Quietus on Local Musical Affairs
- Get behind the Girls
- U.S. Cuts Output of Jack Knives, Clocks, Watches
- Patriotic Music Can Help Avert Farm Troubles
- Allied Flier Drops Letter to Mother on Her Birthday
- To Bay Shuttle Kissing
- Stakes Give Much Linen
- Young Utah Songbird to Give Recital
- Huns Advance Kultur by Torturing Savages
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- Silver Shortage in London
- Little Stories for the Kiddies
- Poker Game Saves American Surgeon from Foe's Bombs
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- Theatres Here Are Loyal Gladly Sacrifice for City Stars Die of Influenza
- Salt Laker is Headliner
- Oh, Bessie, You Can't Fool 'EM by Camouflage
- Elsie Janis, Comedienne, Charms Boys
- Ince Will Build Elaborate Studios
- Former Hun Spy Helps to Detect German Intrigue
- 'Out of the Kitchin'
- Lillian Walker is Making New Series of Films
- Charming Lucille
- True Vaudevillians
- John J. Williams Comedian, is Dead
- Screen Stars Sell Bonds Actors Vie for Honors
- Partners in Mischief
- Screen Studio
- Theda Bara Back in East for Own 'Salome; Opening
- PST! 'Villain-Proof is Latest Picture'
- Ray Still with Ince
- Fitzgibbon on Orpheum
- Petrova is Posing
- Laurette Taylor One Week, Sees 11 Show
- Screen Stars in Comedy Plus Drama Stories
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- 4th Loan Oversubscribed
- Corless Grows Rich Feeding Prisoners
- Austrian Peace Bio Rejected by Wilson
- Berlin's Reply to U. S. Delayed by Discussion
- Old Facts Made New
- Huns in Flight
- Steady Gains of Influenza Are Kept Up
- Allies in Chasing Huns Reach Holland Frontier
- All Christmas Packages Should be Mailed by November 30
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- [Illegible] Case to be Argued
- Break a Cold in Few Hours
- Tribute to Lille by Earl of Derby
- Free Lunch Hit Another Whack
- Camp Kearny Ranks 11th in Loan Drive
- Germany's Coal Far below Bare Needs for Coming Winter
- Realtor Thrashed by Congressman
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- I. W. W. Secretary Fears Members
- Swiss to Bar Hun Trade Camouflage
- Ballots Fail to Elect
- Text of U. S. Reply to Austria's Plea
- Mooney's Counsel After New Trial
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- Withdrawal of Germans Covers 250-Mile Front
- Beehive Girls Make 30-Star Flag
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- British Tars in Naval Raid
- Cause of Minnesota Fires Being Probed
- Operating Income of U. S. Rail Ways Jumps
- Porto Rico Asks for Funds of Red Cross
- Holland Will be Given U. S. Coal
- Congress Agrees to Recess Plans
- U. S. Will Adopt Red Cross Method
- Sir Edward Fry Dies
- Hun Flier Falls to Yank Aviator
- Welded Ships to be Built by U. S
- Hongkong-Manila Cable out of Use
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- Salt Lake More than $700,000 over Loan Quota
- Ogden City and Wever County Are over Quota
- Hooray for Utah
- City Praised
- Inductions in S. A. T. C. Are Lengthened
- Gets Six Months for Falsifying Age
- Salt Lake Flier Gets Highest Honor
- Fight to Finish is Yank's Desire
- Ogden Sailor Dies in Florida Hospital
- Mechanics Needed for Motor Corps
- Influenza Causes Death of Sailor
- Ogdenite Promoted to Officers' School
- Epidemic Relaxes Its Grip on Utah
- Mrs. D. P. Hopkins Dies of Influenza
- Women Protest Sugar Allowance
- Cattlemen Must Buy More Bonds
- West is Seeking More War Work
- Mrs. Daisy B. Rice Dies of Influenza
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- Dempsey Beat Manager Kearns Talks of Boxers
- Crutch Race for Crippled Heroes Proves Thrilling Athletic Event
- Epidemic Cause Games Canceled
- M'Goorty Named as Possible Opponent of Wily Carpentier
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- Fine Skill Doesn't Prevent Men from Thrilling Fighting
- Philadelphia Pays for Use of Pitcher Perry
- Li'l' Arthur is Poor Man Only Golden Smile Left
- Trap and Field
- Miles of Films
- Football Results
- Hawaii Swimmers to Join U.S. Navy
- Influenza Serum Tried on Navy Men
- Establish Factories
- Tons of Supplies
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- Auto Association Will Assist All Highways
- Fleets of Trucks Save U. S. Troops Many Miles of Tramping at Front
- Motor Mercantile Adding to Supply
- Demountable Tops for Winter Weather
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- Nash Trucks Are Built by Skilled Mechanics
- Will Shoot Trouble for No Compensation
- Auto Association is Growing Rapidly
- Whitlock Reviews Belgian Soldiers Avengiug Atrocities of Hun Hordes
- Mileage is Increased by New Carburetor
- First American 'Six' Was Built by National
- United Vulcanizing to Open Work This Week
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- What Springs Do for Car Various Methods Used Objects of the Designs
- Physically Fit Worked out by Overland Co
- A New Play
- American Girl Travels by Aeroplane, Handcar, Tank and Wheelbarrow to Sing for Soldiers
- Olympian Autos Make Records on Utah Roads
- Fourth Huff Film
- Secrets of Health and Happiness
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- American Soldiers Are Good Mixers, French Folk and Germans Will Agree
- Annette in Vaudeville
- Rivals Now
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- Pope Benedict Gives Cardinal Gibbons Cross
- Fast as Germans Are Retreating, Can't Outdistance Allied Shells
- U.S. Men Battle in Mists Mud of Argonne Wearies
- Plan Carries 5 Guns, Seven Men
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- Cow Hidden in Lille through 4 Years of War
- Cabinet Officers to Stump in Bay State
- Yank Drive Good till Nov. 1, Says Weather Chief
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- Cardiff to Secure Outlet by Way Alta
- Big Tampico Oil Gusher with Interesting Log Showing Kind of Formation Capping Oil Pool
- Prince Con. Ships 45 Cars Ore in Week
- $22,000 Sales Week Increase on Exchange
- When Mexico Wants More Oil Simply Reduce Pressure Well and out Pours Stream of Oil
- Inspiration Production Given for Past Nearly Four Years
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- Iron Production Largest in History
- Advocates 'Digesting Process' in Preference to Destructive Distillation in Oil Shale Mill
- Curious Old Certificate
- What Wildcatter is Doing to Maintain Annual Oil Production
- Sales Increased at Oil Exchange
- Anaconda's Monthly Production Averages About 22,000,000 LBS
- Iron Ore Output of Duluth Mines
- Cardiff Winze down 60 Feet on 800
- Alta Trains Pull 80 Tons Each Trip
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- Alta - Cottonwood's Two Big Tunnel Projects and What They Hold in Store for Districts
- Sells is Seen by Officials
- Real Reason for Gasless Sundays
- Speculation as to Who Will Manage King
- Michigan-Utah Ore Held up Past Week
- Mexican Pet. Features Mart Transactions
- Longs Realize Profits in Corn
- Storms Hold up Alta Ore
- Broker's Faithful Ticker Says 'Peace'
- Eastern Produce
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- Alta Tunnel Drifts 30 Feet on Braine
- Many Stocks at New High Levels
- 700 Women Aid in Hiding Yankee Guns in France
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- Want Increased Use Gasoline Later On
- What Broker Thinks of American Smelter
- Spent $75,000 to Test Barren Dom
- Harold Lockwood Dies in New York
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- Table Scraps Good for Back Yard Poultry
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- 'Unsinkable' U.S. Ship Sunk by Submarine
- Cummings to Lead Bourbon Cohorts
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- The Day's Death Roll
- Statistics
- Richmond District
- Marriage Licenses
- Clearing House
- New Suits Filed
- Funerals
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Western Men in U. S. Service
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- Sunshine Wins Great Victory over Influenza
- Madsen Funeral Will be Held Today at Noon
- Motorcycles Are Needed by U. S
- Boys Are Making Goof in Beet Fields
- Miller is Granted New Food License
- Objectors to War to Work in France
- Here's Rest for Clocks; Time to Change Oct. 27
- Questionnaires Sent Older Men
- Canadian War Hero to Settle in Utah
- Boy Scout Wins War Work Medals
- Smoot's Retail Sales Tax Idea is Commended
- Home-School League Helps City and U. S
- U. S. Buys Big Stock Raincoats
- Mechanics Wanted at Bremerton Yard
- Recruiters Transferred
- Donates 'Log Cabin' Quilt
- Teachers Talk of School Work
- Binnard Sues Failed Bank
- Automobile Skids; Driver is Unhurt
- Service Crosses Are Awarded to Six Heroes
- Home Nursing, Cookery to be Public Course
- Kearns Funeral Plans Complete
- Gets Permit to Sell Electricity
- Mail Carriers Will Deliver Telegrams
- G. E. Hale Sued by Film Man
- Allies Stop Buying Horses of Utahns
- Hold Woman for Salt Lake Police
- Police Ambulance Fells Boy on Cycle
- Frost Will Visit City, Says Alter
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- Utah R. R. Wishes Pay for Switching
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-10-20 | Page 32 | Cummings to Lead Bourbon Cohorts
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-20 |
| 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/s63b752h |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63b752h |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Cummings to Lead Bourbon Cohorts |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-20 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 32 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63b752h/10212853 |