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- Page 1
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- [Illegible] Leet is [Illegible] to [Illegible]
- [Illegible] and Metz Freed of Huns
- Hun Elections for Assembly on February 2
- Brewers Used Boycott upon Foes, Charge
- Stage for Peace Set Upon Soil of France
- Ukraine Rule Overthrown by Cossacks
- Bill May Make National Park of Zion Canyon
- Yanks to Wed French Girls is Forecast
- Express Rates Raised under M' Adoo Order
- To Lead House
- Page 2
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- Capital Issues Committee to Remain on Job
- Britons Told to Show Mercy Toward Enemy
- [Untitled]
- Strike Paralyzes Rochester Papers
- Campbell Wins by 341
- Ford's Boats to be Used by Navy
- Labor Council Votes for Strike Dec. 9
- Nation's Coal Supply Fixed for Districts
- Influenza Strikes Alaskan Natives
- Seven States Burn Carbon County Coal
- International Shipping Po [Illegible] is Prefer
- Nations Trade Peace [Illegible]
- Discharge of Men Training [Illegible]
- Peddler Kiled by Mexican [Illegible]
- Francis Beaches [Illegible]
- Page 3
- [Illegible] Influence [Illegible] Versailles is Proposed
- Italians Are Taking Possession of Their Provinces Held by Austria
- [Untitled]
- French Deputies Pay Honor to Americans
- Pastor is Given Ten-Year Term
- [Illegible] Shower for [Illegible] to be Held
- Nation-Wide Strike to Aid Mooney Urged
- Ship Losses 93,000 Tons
- Soldier on Hunt for Murderers is Killed
- Western Union, Postal to be Run Together
- Food Prices to Drop So Producers Agree
- Daniels Favors Naval Expansion
- New Church to Honor Victory
- Mrs. Jerome Travers Dies
- German Admirals Face Punishment
- Priority Ratings Ordered Canceled
- Mental Status of Kaiser is Now in Doubt
- Opium worth Many Millions Will be Burned by Chinese
- Aerial Peace Parade to Have 170 Fliers
- Methodists Start on Relief Work Abroad
- Farm Work for 1919 Discussed
- Chihuahua Offices Opened by Enriquez
- Four I. W. W. Arrested
- [Untitled]
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- Page 5
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- Society
- [Untitled]
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- Daniels Favors Naval Expansion
- The Right Place
- Vocation Head Cites Progress
- Coupons Ready to Help Cheer Bashful Yanks
- Ogdenites Lag in U. W. W. Drive
- Jarman Recovering from Battle Wounds
- City Fathers Accept Judge's Resignation
- Wins Deposit Suit, but Loses Her Life
- Whisky is Found Next to His Skin
- Military Honors for Ralph Hall
- Sale Substitutes is Still Held Up
- Errant Husbands Made to Disgorge
- Tax Adjusters Scan Report
- Oil Drillers to Boom Grand Co
- Judge Brown Denies Writ of Mandamus
- Black Bans Removed
- Nine of Family Die of Influenza
- Discharge of Officers Fixed
- Utahns to Attend Tax Conference
- Appeal to Churches for Saving in Food
- Oregon Socialist Drives Car into River and Drowns
- Queen Belgium Honored by France
- Influenza Attacks Auditor
- Mining Engineer Dies
- Day Goes by with No Deaths Reported
- Movie Star Weds Leading Woman
- Page 6
- Page 7
- [Untitled]
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- Wilhelm's Brother Plays Game Safe
- Forty-Eight Men Try out for 'U' Eleven
- Team Practices Under Glare of Searchlights
- Indian Athlete is Bootlegger
- Iowa Team in Best Shape of Season
- Augie Still Leads Three-Cushion Game
- Federation Has Abandoned Plans
- [Untitled]
- Sport Snap Shots
- Cedar Rapids is an Easy Winner
- The Day's Death Roll
- Ashes of Man to be Thrown in Sea
- Award Iowa High Championship in Rifle Shooting
- Jazz Downs Pipes, but Skirlers Cling to Their Kilties
- Funerals
- Prince Max Addressing Reichstag
- 300 Tons of Chocolates for Yank Sweet Tooth Ordered by Y. M. C. A
- Have a Smile?
- Local News
- Page 8
- [Untitled]
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- Big Deep Creek Deal Rumored
- [Untitled]
- Light Sales Are Recorded
- Alta-Cottonwoods Now in Sunshine
- [Untitled]
- Stock Prices Are Unstable; Trading Grows
- World's Vast Copper Needs
- Coming Weather Depresses Corn
- Iowa Copper Annual to be next Month
- Granby Production; U. Eastern Dividend
- Projects at Camp Are Canceled
- Mexwell Company Suspends Dividends
- Cotton Exports Less under Ban
- Dividends by Several Prosperous Companies
- Wyoming Oil Now Brings $1.25 Bbl
- Trading with Enemy Act Still in Force
- Publicity Given Gill Case Enough
- Germans Release American Lawyer
- 100,000 Ask Leave to Go Overseas
- Reconstruction Plan Outlined by Italy
- Congress Prepares to Wind up Session
- President's Stay in Europe to be Long
- Bolsheviki Hold U. S. Agent Prisoner
- Money and Discounts
- Liberty Bonds
- Coton Market
- Meals
- Sugar Market
- Alaska Gold Output
- Boston Stock Exchange Close
- Standard Oil Stocks
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- Industry Will Pause in Honor of Churchman
- Captain Austin Fatally Injured in Final Drive
- Teachers Will be Paid November 15
- Need Million Men by Spring
- State War Survey Map Near Complete
- Forced to Eat with Dogs and Cats, He Says
- Buy Presents for Christmas of Uncle Sam
- [Untitled]
- Gaping Jaws of Jail Thirst for Booze Rustlers
- Griffin, Mine Adept, is Dead in Colorado
- General Strike Menaces City
- Property Holders Protest Removal
- Heroes' Deeds to be Treasured
- Peterson is Here on School Work
- Utah Supreme Court Gives Mother Child
- Utah is First in Draft Work
- Gay Togs Did Not Come with Bootleg Trip
- New Attack on Influenza is Launched
- Educators Favor Cabinet Increase
- Fletcher De Ford is Dead in France
- Your Bit Again! Pay Bonds Today
- Nonpartisans Busy in Board Primary
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-11-21 | Page 5 | Day Goes by with No Deaths Reported
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-21 |
| 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/s6k65q0f |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6k65q0f |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Day Goes by with No Deaths Reported |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1918-11-21 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 5 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6k65q0f/10220587 |