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- Page 1
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- Austrians Flee in Wild Disorder before Allies
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- $24,000,000 Wasted on Aircraft: C. E. Hughes
- Kaiser Again Reported to Quit Throne
- Peace Details Keep Officials Hard at Work
- Roosevelt and Taft Show Necessity for Republican Congress
- Huns' Hold on Hawaii Sugar Industry Ends
- Watch on Rhine Appears to be Loafing on Job
- 'Fair Democrat' Has No Chance in Washington
- Ocean to Ocean Flight by Plane in 105 Minutes
- Turks Sign Armistice; Accept All Conditions
- Food Systems to be Tried on Camp Soldiers
- Page 2
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- U. S. Men Get Warm Welcome from English
- Devotion to Duty Kills U. S. Surgeon
- Service Crosses Are Awarded to 4 Heroes
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- Shoe Prices Fixed in Four Divisions
- Emanuel's Heir
- Policeman Killed, 6 Sailors Injured
- $75,540,500 Bonds Taken by U. S. [Illegible]
- Only Ghosts Dance This [Illegible]
- Copper Chiefs Visit [Illegible]
- Sends Trained Workers
- Hospitality First
- Jam is Welcomed
- Page 3
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- Roll of Honor
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- Keith Bequeaths Six Theatres to Albee
- Former Boer Captain Admits Fraud Charge
- Wilson Asked to Guard Negro Vote
- Classes at West Point to Graduate
- Speaker Clark off Job
- Allied Ships Likely to Enter Black Sea
- Smoked 80 Years, Drank 80 Years Dies at 104 Years
- British Welcome to Omsk Told by Tokio
- Winter Fuel for Yanks Gathered
- Leading Chicago Banks Consolidate
- What Soldiers Read
- Committee to Probe Cruelties is Myth
- British Destroyer Sinks
- Page 4
- [Untitled]
- Turkey Quits
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- Political Frightfulness
- You Are the Judge
- Soldiers of Economy
- Democrats Defeat Woman Suffrage
- Mutability
- Republican State Ticket
- U. S. Predicted Richest Nation at War's End
- [Untitled]
- What Has Happened to Luxemburg, Held in the Hun Grip since 1914
- Tone at Any Price
- Cholerine, Not Cholers
- Republican Ticket
- Page 5
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- Miss Packard Becomes Bride of Clyde J. Chamberlain
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- W. S. S. Pledgees Urged To Pay Up
- 13 Named to Study at Fort Douglas
- Plan New Buildings
- Today's Events
- Failure to Fix Price of Raw Cotton Scored
- To Help Campaign
- Capital Surprised by Betrothal of Postmaster General's Daughter
- Physical Tests Speed-up Urged
- Dress
- MME. Breshkoskaya Shot by Bolsheviki
- Enjoys Old Hymns
- Page 6
- Page 7
- Page 8
- Page 9
- Austrians Seek Truce; Told it is 'Too Late'
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- Defense Rests Its Case in Holmes Suit
- Sugar Company Explains Error
- Travels from Verdun to Salt Lake in Month
- War Workers Mail Pledges
- Weber Will Send 12 Men to Camp
- Statistics
- Marriage Licenses
- Real Estate Transfers
- New Suits
- Civil War and Rioting Rages over Austria
- C. A. Myers Called to Serve Overseas
- Old Soldier Forgotten; Young Bourbons Thrive
- Ship Work to be Kept Going, States Hurley
- H. Speight, Soldier, Dies of Pneumonia
- Fliers Scatter Paper Snows on War Front
- Trend of Influenza Epidemic is Upward
- Build Temporary Mail Structure
- Patent Medicine Brings $50 Fines
- Page 10
- Page 11
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- Many Changes to be Made in A. A. U. Rules
- Sport Snap Shots
- [Untitled]
- [Illegible] Squad Wins [Illegible] from Wesleyan
- M'Goorty May Box Georges Carpentier
- Best U. S. Boxers to Meet Allied Stars in Big Service to Urnament in London
- Lincoln Will Not Lift Ban on Influenza
- Made Five Runs by Hitting One Homer
- Tough for Jimmy
- Penn Practices in Signal Work
- S. P. Owns Vast Oil Holdings in California
- Service for Soldiers
- Spry, for Curbing Lawless I. W. W., Merits Election
- U. S. General Greets the Leader of Belgians; King Albert Lauds Army
- Willis No Longer a German Prisoner
- Peace Meeting at Versailles Gains Results
- Farmington Gas Pipe Fills for 100 Feet
- Page 12
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- Bay State Co. Issues Report
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- Month Sales Are Larger
- To Encourage Potash
- Money Dearth Loses Much of Bad Influence
- Pacific Mill Now Operating One Shift
- Old Park Mine Had Rich Ores
- Curb Brokers Are Patriotic Fighters
- 13,500 Shares Are Sold on Oil Mart
- Will Install $10,000 Plant
- Grain Markets
- Live Stock Markets
- Eastern Produce
- Corn Market is Higher
- Delinquent Notice
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- Page 13
- Page 14
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- 9 Teaspoons of Sugar Daily is New Rule
- Get Together Meet of Defense Councils
- Prominent Japan Merchants Coming
- Governor Spray's Son Goes to West Point
- Halloween Tokens Given Sick Kiddies
- 5 Utah Girls Will Work in Munition Plant
- 12 Commands Greet Patrons of City Cafes
- Lonely Mother Seeks Death
- S. A. T. C. Inductions Fall Short at 'U'
- Boyish Prank Brings Death
- Registration of Nurses to Begin
- Mystic Report Rouses Soldiers
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- Auto Officials Indignant [Illegible] Gasoline Price
- Rescinds Insurance Clerk Work Order
- Cash Balance of State is at Low [Illegible]
- Yankees Adopt 500 French War Orphans
- Local Stocks Will Supply Material
- U. S. Pays $35,000 to Troops at [Illegible]
- Wives File Divorce Complaints in Court
- Scouts Go Nutting to Aid Uncle Sam
- Wife Finds Husband Dead after Party
- Narcotic Laws of U. S. Are Modified
- What War's All About Taught by Mail at 'U'
- Maturing Plans for Civilian Aid
- Murray Soldier is Dead of Pneumonia
- Col. Northington is Back on Fort Visit
- Services Held over 'Poplar D. Ed Tree'
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-11-01 | Page 2 | Devotion to Duty Kills U. S. Surgeon
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-01 |
| 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/s6dn5b0t |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dn5b0t |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Devotion to Duty Kills U. S. Surgeon |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-01 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dn5b0t/10215552 |