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- Page 1
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- World Acclaims Coming of Peace
- President Seeks Hold on after War Policy
- Orderly Rule is Seen Again over Germany
- United States Assures Enemy of Food Supply
- Where Huns Received Allied Terms
- Shipments of Troops from Lewis Halted
- Farmer Thanks Jail Officials for Nice Time
- Universal Military Service in U.S., Plan
- 100,000 Spinning Tops Shipped to Boys Overseas
- Crown Prince is Reported to be Still at Front
- President May Attend Final Peace Session
- Page 2
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- Brother Given $8,000,000 by Mrs. Sage Will
- Board Assures Teachers Pay
- Utah Copper Shows Gains in Production
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- Musician Sousa Ill
- Bolsheviki Threaten Port
- Wire Strike Postponed
- Too Many 'in-Laws' at Home Jars Husband
- New Suits Filed
- Col. Roosevelt Recovering
- Sinking of British Battleship in 1914 Finally Admitted
- Consider Laws to Check Auto Thefts
- Marshal Joffre Given United States Medal
- Two Men Killed at Illinois Powder Mill
- Mrs. L. W. Samuel Dies of Pneumonia
- Chilean Ministry Resigns
- Prominent Theatrical Manager is Dead
- Strike is Threatened by Shipyard Workers
- Trial of Rulers Responsible for War is Demanded
- Letter of Dead Bishop Recall
- Page 3
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- U.S. Casualty List Believed under 100,000
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- All Navy Contracts Will be Completed
- Premier Urges Liberal Policy
- U.S. Subscribes $45,613,639 to Aid War Work
- Abolishing National 8-Hour Day is Urged
- 'Bad Man' Accused of Two Murders Caught
- Two Earthquakes Visit Porto Rico
- French Deputy is Freed in Germany
- No Reduction in R.R. Men's Wages Planned
- Old Jobs Awaiting Return of Yanks
- Combing Won't Rid Hair of Dandruff
- Electrification of Western Lines Urged
- Europe is Not Yet Open for Tourists
- Senators to Probe Brewery Interests
- Governor's Son-in-Law Dies
- N. Y. Congratulates Pershing
- Page 4
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- Military Reform
- Holland Gives Wilhelm Refuge
- Who Will Represent Us?
- America's Message
- Extracting the Fangs
- Local News
- Other Points of View
- Sorrow's Shadows
- Theatres to Open is San Francisco
- Nome Hit by Influenza
- Farm Co-Operation of U.S., Allies Planned
- Further Control of Steel Industry Urged
- [Untitled]
- Short Sales of Cotton Banned
- Ex-Kaiser Seems Resigned to His Role as Citizen
- Lutherans [Illegible] Church [Illegible]
- Page 5
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- Dress
- Ho! Ho! Merry Girls Here's True Love!
- Mrs. Rasdall is Hostess at Hutchinson Residence
- [Untitled]
- Pachadoxical Couse
- Children Knit Flags for Yanks' Quilts
- Business Men Pay Tribute to Friend
- The Day's Death Roll
- Funerals
- Shipwrecked Men Landed
- The Household
- Confetti Injures Eyes of Officer
- City Will Be Stop On Air Mail Route
- Says Thousands Still Starving
- Coast Demand for Utah Coal Spreads
- City News Ticker
- Foresight
- Unchangeably : Eline
- First and Last Stages
- High Privileges
- [Untitled]
- Page 6
- [Untitled]
- First Army List
- Mountain States Have 22 Names in Casualty Lists
- Roll of Honor
- Labor Leaders at Havana Pardoned
- President-Elect of Brazil is Ill
- Spruce Program Ended
- French Homage Given to National Heroes
- [Untitled]
- U.S. Victory at Chateau Thierry Turning Point in World Conflict
- Trial Urged for German Leaders
- Col. Ricketts, Hero of Civil War, Dies
- Page 7
- [Untitled]
- [Illegible] War [Illegible] Bill to Remain [Illegible]
- Exhibits Original of Utah's Seal
- Shooting Case Puzzles Ogden
- Thousands at Garfield Celebrate End of War Eat, Dance and Rejoice
- Class 1. Holds 46 per Cent of Draftees
- Boche Helmets Are favorite Yuletide Gifts
- 5 Utah Yanks Wounded in Last Battles
- O. Seely, Pioneer Dies at Castledale
- Ogden Jury Reports in Auto Clash Case
- Drawing, Made by Obscure Artist, is Turned over to Historians
- War Students Show Zeal Despite Peace
- Deckload Sinks Torpedoed Ship
- U.S. Will Release Wool for Civilians
- Wm. Martin Dies at Camp Kearny
- Women to Prepare Weber War History
- Ban Upon Meetings May Stop Saturday
- Stahr, R. R. Man, Forfeits $50 Bail
- Page 8
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- Heisman Tells of Jump Shift Used in Play
- [Untitled]
- Expect Open Boxing Club next-Monday
- [Untitled]
- Annual Winter Polo Games at Coronado Beach
- Soon to Make Flivvers Again
- Keeping Spirits up by 'Overall Relay'
- May Ask American Assn. Franchise
- Scrimmage before Saturday Game
- Academy Prepares for Great Lakes
- Many Clevelanders in Army and Navy
- Tournament to be Big Event
- Golfers Will Play for Red Cross Fund
- Cruise is Recovering
- Was on His Way
- Boxing is Major Sport
- Clothing Workers of N. Y. to Strike
- Page 9
- Page 10
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- American Fork Ships $61 Ore
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- Word to Huns Benefits Corn
- Albion Assessment One Cent per Share
- Large Shipments Silver to India
- Eastern Produce
- War Board Forbids Cotton Speculation
- Live Stock Markets
- Women of Virginia Save Tomato Crop
- Grain Markets
- Mine Investments Starts Operations
- Cardiff Has New Body $85 Lead-Silver
- North Standard Best to be Found
- [Untitled]
- Another Boom Day on Mart
- New Quincy is in Rich Streak
- Mason Valley Profits Larger This Season
- Mexico Oil Affairs to be More Amiable
- Porphyries Total Production Large
- Peace Affects Stock Market More Strongly
- Investment Securities
- Boston Stock Exchange Close
- San Francisco Quotations
- Boston Curb
- Page 11
- Page 12
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- Utah is Lagging in United War Work Campaign
- More Time for Sending Yanks Gifts Allowed
- Sugar Ration is Increased for Utahns
- Victory Removes Beard and Hair of Loyal Utahn
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- Miss Schelken Refutes Story of Murderer
- Girl in Eternal Triangle
- O. S. L. to Celebrate Victory of Allies
- City Asked to Save Scraps of Metal
- High Cost of Living Even Affects Court
- Farmers Profit by Nearby Coal Claim
- Deskys', Pneumonia Victims, Services
- City May Observe Britain Day, Dec. 7
- Building Materials Escape War Rules
- He Killed Ducks after Dark, Charge
- Auto Victim is near Death
- U.S. Will Control Nation's Wool Clip
- Continue Training S. A. T. C. at College
- Utah Cows to Take Journey to Europe
- Bonfire Dance is Peace Celebration
- Band Leader Joins Marines; One in Navy
- Remorse Grips H. Bernstein, Who Shot Wife
- Jordan Stake Gives Linin to Red Cross
- Silence Whirr of Huntington Mills
- Young Yanks Only to Get Homesteads
- Three Aliens Sought by Federal Agents
- Red Cross Leader Praises Work Here
- Naturalization of Germans to Resume
- Smoot Names Two for Naval Academy
- Runaway Prisoner Hides among Crags
- Liberty Dinner Date Still Undetermined
- $31,000 Voted for New Parks
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-11-14 | Page 8 | Boxing is Major Sport
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-14 |
| 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/s6m62r6q |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6m62r6q |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Boxing is Major Sport |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 8 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6m62r6q/10218690 |