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- Page 1
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- [Illegible] of [Illegible] Army in Belgium Spreading
- Two New U. S. Senators
- Judge, Barred by Quarantine, Asks for Help
- Feeding World Huge Problem, States Hoover
- Government in Berlin States New Program
- Christmas Gift Mailing Limit Made Nov. 30
- Six Billion Levy Urged McAdoo Favors Revision
- Gen. Foch to Enter Germany on Sunday
- Gompers Gives Union Labor's Peace Planks
- German Women Ask Modified Terms
- St. Joseph Tied up by Car Line Strike
- Paris Likely Location for Peace Parley
- Hindenburg Wails over Severity of Armistice Terms
- Ev Aders of Draft in Mexico Are to be Treated Rough
- Former Mayor of N. Y. Ill in Paris
- Page 2
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- Radicals Meet in Spain
- Kaiser's Daughter and Husband Flee Palace; Seek Safety out of Germany
- 'Britain Day' Proclaimed
- Two U. S. Fliers Killed
- Holland Troops May be Needed to Protect Ex-Kaiser in His Refuge
- British Casualty Total is 30,535
- Boise Closing to End November
- Brigadier General Deprived of Rain
- Page 3
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- Russian Relief Hard Problem
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- Socialist Chancellor of Germany Started Life as Harness Maker
- Fraud Said to Reap Million
- How Wearing Monocle Become a Popular Fad
- Mayor's Relative Bad Man to Buck
- Lutherans Combine Three Organizations
- She Served U. S. for 54 Years
- Efficient War Work Will Keep Women in Peace Time Jobs
- Peeress Member of Famous Family
- Pity the Poor Ostrich
- Austrian Children Feed up on Swiss
- Page 4
- Page 5
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- Today's Events
- Food Prices in France
- Absentee Landlordism in United States
- Officers's Straps for War Nurses
- Miss Marjorie Pearson Honors Popular Matron with Knitting Tea
- Dress
- War Emergency Construction
- Quite So
- Rich in Color is This Velvet Robe
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- The Household
- Admiral Mayo Sees King
- Page 6
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- Epidemic Still Rages in Ogden
- Runaway Car Crashes into Ogden Store
- State is Free to Build Roads
- Baby Girl Loses Soldier Father; Died in France
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- New Trades Open to Baltimore Girls
- Pneumonia Causes Death of R. C. Wild
- Ogden Will Delve into Liquor Charges
- Sergeant Griswold Dies of Pneumonia
- Women of Lithuania Active in War Work
- Local News
- Autopsy Fails to Clear Death
- Thurgood Family Epidemic Victims
- Sugar Company Pays Farmers $2,500,000
- Shell Wrecks Tree near Ogden Yank
- 15 Pretty Girls Will Solicit Funds
- Page 7
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- Utah Senate to be Solidly Democrat; Don Colton Loses
- Drugged Man is Found on Street
- Domestic Woe Judge Grants 3 Happiness
- Seeking Great Oil Fields in England
- Garlic Will be Imported to U. S
- War and Thrift Stamps for 1919
- Amy Agner Asks $15,000 for as Asault
- Lieut. Col. Graham Enters Post Duties
- U. S. Permits Utah to Use More Tin
- Roadway Urged for Residence District
- 'Hold Your Bonds' is U. S. Admonition
- U. S. Attorney Suffers Relapse
- Baby Girl Reason
- New York Continues to Celebrate Peace
- Splendid Silence
- Page 8
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- Foch Prepared for Resistance
- Funerals
- Shippers Plan to Meet Here
- State Land Board Loans $40,000 More
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- Rain Will Fall; Cool Days Ahead
- Ten Are Arrested on Bootleg Charge
- Five Divorces Are Sought in Court
- Weather Report
- The Day's Death Roll
- Foch Threatens to Punish Huns for Barbarities
- Mine Sweeper Blown Up
- Ruins of Once Beautiful Cathedral Spur British Cavalry on in Drive
- Box Plant Destroyed
- Page 9
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- [Illegible] Program of U. S. Board to be Revised
- Petain Lauds Army's Morale
- Federal Direction of Manufactures Urged
- Hero of Escape from Huns Reaches N. Y
- Mexico Changes to Strict Gold Basis
- U. S. Stock Raided by Mexican Band
- [Illegible] is Allowed $100,000,000 Credit
- Headquarters Will Hear Miss Wilson
- Restaurant Men's Strike is Broken
- Germans Release 2532 Americans
- N. J. Shipyards to Close Tomorrow
- Rome Welcomes King Emmanuel
- American Prisoners Reach Yank Front
- American Admirals Help Execute Terms
- Morgan Convicted in Second Degree
- Brooklyn Workers Making $57, Strike
- Tax Planned on Children's Work
- Gillespie Explosion Blamed on Germans
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- 6000 Spruce Men Taken off Work
- Burleson Plans Phones' Merger
- Mooney's Pardon Urged
- St. Paul Lifts Ban
- Road Huns Took to Bow to Foch
- Ortiz Governor over Chihuahua
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- Page 11
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- Baseball War is Started Majors and Minors Mix Protest Against Drafting
- Thanksgiving Day Game to be Played by 'U'
- Sport Snap Shots
- Sale May be Made of St. Jouis Cardinals
- Secret Practice Will be Rule for Football Team
- Leaves to Attend A. A. U. Convention
- Public to Witness Gopher-Badger Game
- [Illegible] Grant Team Leaves for Omaha
- Rare Book Given President Wilson
- Eggs 7 Cents Each in Rome
- Leo M' Graw Dies from Influenza
- Looks like Defeat but Are Confident
- Federal Order Takes Player
- Page 12
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- Wheat Ban off, Corn Declines
- War Contract to be Studied
- Nine Denominations Will Discuss Union
- Fewer Cotton Bales Consumed in America
- Live Stock Markets
- Grain Markets
- Ray Con. Profits at Rate of $2.24 Share
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- Pacific Mail Ship is Sunk Chin
- English Pickled Fish to be Sent German
- $1,250,000 [Illegible] Charge of Receive
- English Election to be Held December
- Silver King Coalition Has Its Problems
- Wall Street Again Shows Fall in Prices
- Eastern Produce
- Oil Mart is Thing of Past
- Stampede and Croft in Ore
- Woodlawn to Work All Year from Tunnel
- Oil Companies Are Ready for Increase
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- Rich Ore from Alta Con. Winze is Carbonate
- Three Big Days on Mine Mart
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- Mine Exchange Makes Board Improvement
- Chino Copper Third Quarterly Report
- Flashed off Wires
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- Utah is Second in Donations for War Work
- College Here Will Reopen for War Men
- Detonations on Street Startle Pedestrians
- Pardon Board Will Meet despite Ban
- Greeks Are Nabbed on Gaming Charge
- Candy Men to Get Fully Sugar Supply
- Red Cross Gains despite down of Peac
- Utah Asked to Aid in Feeding Europe
- Sec, Baker Urges Cities Uphold Laws
- O. S. L. Family Service Club Honors Yanks
- Two Charged with Murder
- Teacher-Nurse is Pneumonia Victim
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- State Health Commissioner Changes [Illegible]
- Belgian Leader Will Visit City
- Good Wages to Continue
- Utah Sugar Company Fights Tax Charge
- Marbles of Utah Win Praise in East
- Kearns Estate Valued at More than 2 Million
- Parents at Depot Hear of Son's Death
- Father Asks Court to Find Child Home
- Sheepman's War Guess Wins $2900
- Health Ban Here Long, Says Surgeon
- Campaign Against Wild Animals [Illegible]
- Ruling in Raleigh Will Case Upheld
- U. S. Still Needs Defense Council
- Visitor Gives $365 for French Orphan
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-11-15 | Page 11 | Leo M' Graw Dies from Influenza
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-15 |
| 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/s6gf20dg |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gf20dg |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Leo M' Graw Dies from Influenza |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1918-11-15 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 11 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gf20dg/10218936 |