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- Page 1
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- Early Peace Congress Favored
- Paris to Stage Big Festival in Honer of Peace
- Price of Copper to Stay Fixed to Jan. 1
- G. O. P. Opposes Losing of 1920 Taxes Control
- Wemyss Defies Hun Envoys to Send out Fleet
- Peace Conference to Help Balkans
- Celebrate by Aiding War Work Campaign
- Peace Terms with Turkey Made Public
- M'Adoo Plans Continued Ry Pools in U. S
- Allies in Hopes of Speeding Treaties
- Wilson League of Nations is under Attack
- Seniority Rule in Senate Opposed
- Learned Judge Says Kissing in Public is Legal in California
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- Page 3
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- Government is Criticized for Jam in Plant
- Charles H. Moyer Opposes Release of I. W. W. Chiefs
- Boycott Hun, Says Seaman-Statesman
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- Nevadan Accused of Killing Fellow Miner
- Russian General Drowned or Shot
- Ship Record of England Given
- Death of Schley Remains in Doubt
- Wild Lizard of Borneo Breaks All Precedent
- Chinese Merchant Cleared
- Greater Utilization of Highways Urged
- Oklahoma Widow Killed by Tornado
- Minnesota West by 756
- Facing Trial for Fatal Car Wreck
- England Seeking American Apples
- Australians Debate Return of Colonies
- 'Development' Men First for Discharge
- Page 4
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- Justice with Mercy
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- New Lutheran Church in U. S. Incorporated
- Other Points of View
- Tribute
- Influenza Takes Big Life Toll in Alaska
- Would Revoke Authority
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- Fuel Oil Director in West Will End Dec.1
- Admissions to Army Schools Are Barred
- Metal Concerns Are Accused
- General Hagood Promoted
- Cantina's Sinking Reported to U. S
- Fighting it Out
- We Cannot Fail
- Freedom of the Seas
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- Members Needlecraft Club Delightfully Honored at Luncheon
- Dress
- Today's Events
- The Household
- Triumphs of Modern Progress
- Wilson to be Invited
- Microbe's Short Yet Unending Life
- West Side Citizens Condemn Park Site
- Peace Dinner Waits End of Quarantine
- Dutch Bread Ration Raised
- Car Strike Unsettled
- Satisfied She Would Suit
- These American Soldiers Are Held as Prisoners in Camp in Germany
- Screen Star Divorced
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- Page 7
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- Vienna Editor Given Place in Ministry
- Farmers Form Association to Get U.S. Money
- [Illegible], Argyle, Birdman, Slain by Pneumonia
- Sugar Plants Pay $7,000,000 to Beet Men
- Women and Boys Bolster Waning Boche Manpower
- Ogden to Crush Growing Menace
- Davis, Idaho's next Governor, Tarries Here
- Veteran Teacher Dies of Influenza
- Street Car Probe Again Postponed
- Meat Packers Will Compete with East
- Ogden Police Hold Man for Mann Act
- Services Sunday for Newswriter
- Husband Neglected Family, is Charge
- Halt! She's First Woman Traffic Cop
- Inquest to Study Killing of Negro
- Weather Report
- The Day's Death Roll
- Funerals
- False Fire Alarms Cost 6 Boys Fines
- Pardon Meeting Postponed
- Overseas Soldier Tells of R. R. Yards
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- Page 9
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- French Girls Study in U. S
- [Illegible] Johnson Continues to be Belligerent
- Little Heinie Groh's There on Nerve; It's Rumored He'll Manage the Reds
- Orediggers in Line for the Championship
- Sport Snap Shots
- Many Games Are upon Schedule for Saturday
- Expect Penn Will Surprise Panthers
- Good Form Shown by Jess Willard
- Boy Scouts Praised for Aid during War
- [Illegible] Spirtis of Iowa Football Men
- No Baseball War, Avers Comiskey
- American Women Doing Great Work
- Leigh Reilly Resigns
- Labor Disturbances' Prevention Planned
- Power Bill is Dead
- Women Toilers Confer in East
- Anti-Semitic Program in Warsaw Reported
- Yanks Praised by General Pershing
- Newberry Facing Election Contest
- Statistics
- Marriage Licenses
- Clearing House
- Chiefs at Constantinople
- Post Publisher Resigns
- K. of C. Secretary Dies
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- Europe's Need Advances Corn
- Park City Ore Output Light
- Biggest Day in Past Year
- 'Bears' Clawing Eastern Markets
- Bunker Hill Case is Finally Settled
- Moab Oil Rig Now Ready to Spud In
- 7,000,000 Tons of Iron-Steel Needed
- [Untitled]
- Chief Con. Co. Issues Report for Quarter
- Prices Prove Irregular in Wall Street
- Tintic Mines Ship $180,000
- Federal Smelting Declares Dividend
- Boston Curb
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- Dun's Review
- Cotton Price Rises $10 in Few Minutes
- Campaign for War Work in Nation [Illegible]
- Butte-Superior Profit
- Copper Price 26c is Result Meeting
- Bars Relaxed on Gold Goods Export
- Standard Oil Pays
- Live Stock Markets
- Hetty Green's Son is Denied [Illegible]
- Press Censorship over Wires Lifte
- Guilty Germans Will be [Illegible]
- Grain Markets
- Soldiers Urged to Keep up Insurance
- Eastern Produce
- Mrs. Wilson Choses [Illegible]
- Cotton Market
- New York Money
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- Page 12
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- Draft Boards to Quit Listing Men Above 36
- Yuletide Bazar is Plan Junior Red Cross Head
- Salt Lake Sergeant Killed by Influenza
- 31 Nurses Called for U. S. Service
- Utah Gives $1000 to Local Red Cross
- Great Victory Songfest Will be Held Here
- Traction Chief Back from East
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- 1,000 at Murray Fete War's End; Eat and Rejoice
- Baby Daughter Taken by Court
- Hale Holden, U. S. Rail Head, in City
- U. E. A. Will Not Meet This Year
- B. Ryan Liquor Case Continued by U. S
- Teutons Here Seek to Become Citizens
- O. S. L. Employes Are Remembered Christmas Greetings to 415 Every Branch of Service Joined
- Who's Who at Labor Bureau? Jobless Query
- Red Cross Calls Election Nov. 20
- Bateman, Slayer, Pleads Not Guilty
- Pvt. R. Morris is Ill in Base Hospital
- W. Stark Recovers from Shell Wound
- Salt Laker Heads Navy Station Here
- New Red Cross Flag Given to Salt Lake
- Reopening Day is Uncertain; Cases Are Few
- Hoover's Rules Will Result in Hoover's Arrest
- Tax Payments Show Unusual Promptness
- For Honor Utah is W. S. S. Slogan
- Wife Here Obtains Divorce in One Day
- 50 Money Orders Go Daily to Yanks
- Sergt. S. R. Mathews Praises Y. M. C. A
- Sprague Ambulance Men Praised [Illegible]
- Grocer Arrested on Whisky Charge
- Lieut. Wheater is Ill In Base Hospital
- Harry Bernstein is Sent to Jail
- Capt. A. J. Meacham Recovers Overseas
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-11-16 | Page 11 | Big Rubber Crops Awaiting Ships
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-16 |
| 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/s6br9z3j |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6br9z3j |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Big Rubber Crops Awaiting Ships |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 11 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6br9z3j/10219199 |