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- Page 1
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- Enemy Line Driven Back despite Strong Defense
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- Heavy Naval Guns Sent to Battle Huns
- Eyes and Ears of President Sent Abroad
- President Pleads for Democrat Victory
- Republican Chiefs Puncture Appeal to Gather Votes
- Hungarians to Stop Fighting on November 1
- Indicated Chiefs Must Stand Trial
- Stand of President Seen as Menace
- President Partisan Chief First of All, President Last: T. R
- Aldermen Hear Arguments on Curfew Hours
- Voters Protest Interference of President
- Page 2
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- Abatement of Influenza in Samps Noted
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- Shipbuilding Plans Will be Amended
- Lower Phone Rates Policy
- Head of Hibernia Bank, Denver, Dies
- Eleven Inches of Snow in Nebraska
- Fight to Arrest Illicit Marker of Wine Wounds Five
- Texans Restrained from Salt of Liquor
- Heavy German Losses Brings up Raw Troops
- Women Will Meet without Publicity
- Bernhardt's Cold Basis for Claim
- German Orders Mines be Held
- Soft Coal Miners Refused Advance
- Conference Fixes Big Military Bill
- Caribou Herd Blocks Craft Playing Yukon
- American Made Gas Most Deadly
- Revenue Bill Delayed
- Snow Falls in Minnesota
- Paris Pays Honor [Illegible] Red Cross [Illegible]
- Page 3
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- [Illegible]-Bolshevik Forces Raised in Russ North
- M'entire Funeral Sunday
- [Untitled]
- M'coy Quits Whisky Case
- Alva Lee, U. S. A. Wins Promotion
- Western Men in U. S. S. Service
- Hostess House to be Equipped
- Shurtliff Wins Ditch Water Suit
- S. A. T. C. Boys Are Home on Furlough
- Colorado Mines Short of Miners
- O, Say, Scoop, it Wasn't an O; Here's Apology
- Short Line Ry. Contract Gets O. K. of M'adoo
- Influenza Cases Decline at Lewis
- Baby 'Arrested' in Bootlegging Raid
- Hotel Astor's Head Dies
- Italy's Troops Launch Thrust at Old Enemies
- Injured by Tank Explosion
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- Page 4
- Page 5
- [Untitled]
- Mrs. Oscar Straub Back; Husband Going Overseas
- Dress
- [Untitled]
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- General Haller Polish Leader
- Small Nations Seek Liberty
- Crowd Calls for Kaiser to Quit
- Rich U. S. Girls Feed Our Soldiers in France and Teach Them French
- Omaha Union Firemen give Notice of Strike
- Midget Admiral Dot near Death
- Comedian Remarried despite No Ceremony
- G. O. P. Congressman to fight for Nation
- Deputy of France Lauds U. S. Work
- Extortionist is Given 5-Year Term
- War Work Drive Leaders to Meet
- Page 6
- Page 7
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- Roll of Honor
- [Untitled]
- Enemy Battles to Hold French
- British Navy Makes Big Growth in War
- Service Crosses Are Awarded to 16 Heroes
- Alsace-Lorraine's Ancient Capital Soon Will be a French City Again
- Belgium Gets 80,000,000
- Protestant Churches Plan Work in France
- Women at Front Cook for U. S. Men
- Business Men Asked to Unload Material
- U. S. Fliers Escape
- Died of Disease
- [Untitled]
- Page 8
- Page 9
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- City Ready to Crush Influenza
- Old Earth Suffers Woe from Influenza
- Any Seek County Attorney's Office
- Actors All Sick in Brigham City
- Democratic Central Committee to Meet
- Writes Soldier Husband of Boy Baby, Then Dies
- Two Ogden Girls Missing; Police Asked to Search
- Mary Pickford is Going to France to Cheer Yankees
- Oversubscribed Loan $183,000
- Mothers of Heroes to Get Honor Pins
- G. O. P. Will Meet to Fill Resignations
- Adjutant Forecasts Big Business Reform
- Director War Finance Board is Coming Here
- Scheid Gives Blood to End Epidemic
- Spring to Bring Red Cross Drive
- West Jordan Boy Very Much Alive Writes His Nurse
- Mrs. Moon Will be Buried in Afternoon
- 'Whisky Story is Outrage'
- Boys, $4 Day and Pumpkin Pie Will You Go?
- Sugar Firms to Pay 6 Millions
- C. S. Services for Robt. B. M'intyre
- Families Quarrel Over Dog; $5 Fine
- No Kearns Will; Estate $100,000
- C. Horton, Soldier, Honored by Utah
- Draft May Affect Tabernacle Choir
- Salt Lake Pianist Serving in France
- Page 10
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- Johnny Evers Stories May Cause Trouble
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- Football Fans Have Another Sportless Day
- Middies Will Meet Training Station
- Great Lakes Team Gets New Player
- Carolinas Are Hit by Raging Floods
- Coombs through with Baseball; Seeks New Worlds to Conquer
- Sport Snap Shots
- Suggest Many Men to Meet Champ Willard
- Naval Station is Favorite in Game
- Slayer of Five Killed
- Lecocq, Composer of Operas, Dies
- China's President Treats with Foe
- War Charities Gets World Series Money
- Grippe Halts Unveiling
- The Day's Death Roll
- Christian Union's Coming Predicted
- Ship for Every Ship Sunk, Demand
- French Officers Recalled
- G. O. P. Congress Could Solve Best after-War Tangle
- American Troops Reach Vladivostok to Aid Czecho-Slovaks in Russia
- Funerals
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- Page 12
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- Copper Leaf Strikes Ore in East Tintic
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- Narrow Mart, but Holding
- Stockton Standard Levies Assessment
- Tintic Ship $190,000 Ore
- Commercial Outlook in East Conservative
- Present and Future Market Conditions
- Six Inches Snow at Alta Impedes Ore
- Metal Settlements
- Curtailment Bank Loans Affects Mart
- Park City Mines Produce $100,000
- Manganese Deposits Found in Southwest
- Mining Notes
- Eureka-Lily's Face is Fair
- Live Stock Markets
- Eastern Produce
- Grain Markets
- Capital Searching for Good Oil Buys
- Sales Are Light on Oil Exchange Board
- Liberty Bonds
- Corn Market Scores Advance
- U. S. Cotton Ginned Increases over 1917
- Delinquent Notice
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- Page 14
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- As Herald Artist Sees Time Change
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- Women of City Again Knit for Boys Overseas
- Forms of Army Proposals for Maidens Fair?
- Gerard Hale, Artist, Gassed in Shell Hole
- Teachers Pay is Still Undecided
- W. P. Appleby, Pony Express Rider, Dies in Salt Lake City
- Grand Jury to Investigate Defunct [Illegible]
- Banker Thatcher of Denver [Illegible]
- Utah Guard to Get 4 More Officer
- Sugar Allotment Will Not be Raise
- Japanese Suffers Severe Injuries
- All Class 1 Men Will be Called; 2691 Utah Qyota
- How Salt Lakers Plan Extra Hour
- Generals on Added Hour; Debility, Influenza Nuisance Hit
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-10-26 | Page 3 | S. A. T. C. Boys Are Home on Furlough
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-26 |
| 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/s69w1mgc |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69w1mgc |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | S. A. T. C. Boys Are Home on Furlough |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69w1mgc/10213990 |