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- Influenza Ban off Monday
- Overseas Peace Delegates
- Britain Asks That Huns Pay Costs of War
- Who's Who in League of Nations Perplexing
- Churches Will Open; Theatres next Day
- Childless Women Called Slackers
- Latest Flashes from Europe by Aero and Cables
- Crown Prince Give up His Right to Rule
- British Warship Reaches Jahebay
- Nonpartisan Released
- War upon War is World Need, Says Balfour
- Women's Unions to Demand Equal Wages with Men
- Radical Riots Break out in German Cities
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- $16,000 6,in Major Casualty List Not Reported
- Direct Imposts Hit Lightly on Most Persons
- Joint R. R. Inquiry by Congress, Plan
- Health of U. S. Army Splendid, Says Gorgas
- Premier Asks Full Justice
- Champions at Chicago Show Are Announced
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- Shipbuilders at Baltimore Strike
- Woman is First U. S. Special Agent
- Gifts for Gentlemen
- Harsh Punishment in Army Abolished
- Transport is Delayed
- Pope Issues Peace Letter
- U. of U. War Student Dies of Pneumonia
- Forzen Feet Case to be Tried Again
- Revenue Bill is Sent to Senate
- Peace Urged to China Factions
- Wreck of French Train Kills 12
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- Kaiser's Guilt Will be be Probed
- Doling out the News
- A New Monarch
- Freedom of the Seas
- Judge or Witness?
- Tri it!
- Other Points of View
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- Orpheum to Give Sprightly Bill Wednesday Night
- Germans Stoics as Americans Advance
- Wilkes Theatre to Open with Comedy, 'Brat'
- Americans Capture Bolshevik Position
- King Albert Greeted by People of Paris
- 13th Division at Camp Lewis to be Nucleus
- Two U. S. Army Fliers Are Killed by Falls
- Great Falls Plant of Anaconda Co. Closed
- N. Y. Unions Will Join Labor Party
- 3 Negroes Killed in Train Wreck
- Cement Makers Given More Coal
- Conference Fails to Settle Strike
- Chateau Thierry New Name Urged for Hoboken N. J
- This Will be More than Ever a Book Christmas
- Naval Collier Battered by Sea
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- Backing up American Army of Occupation
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- Five Convicted of Murder Ask for Freedom
- Health Report Cheers Ogden
- Mrs. K. L. Chambers Passes Suddenly
- Stockmen Will Pay Fee Raise
- Funeral Service for Business Man
- Foreign Recipes to be Published
- Prominent Teacher Dies of Influenza
- District Judges Set Trial Dates
- Jap Charges Land Agent with Fraud
- Knocking Spots Out
- Wounded Soldiers Pass through Ogden
- Keating Named Delegate
- Returning Yanks to be Offered Lands in Utah
- The Day's Death Roll
- Funerals
- Railroad Must Pay for Animal's Death
- Lange Home is Badly Damaged
- Hooverizing
- Seen Him Raise Them
- Robertson, Member of S. A. T. C., is Dead
- No Evidence
- Not Delighted
- Reel Operators Play Santa to Boys in South
- Aliens Are Slow to Ask Citizenship
- Trains to Cease Making Men Late
- Ralph M. Aldous is Wounded in Action
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- Business Men to Give Aid in Peace Parleys
- Tiger's Son Aids France in Battle
- Hun Efforts to Control Papers of U. S. Exposed
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- Vancouver Hit by Earthquake
- U. S. Navy to Number 1291 Ships in July, 1920
- Usual Position
- Aero Mail Service Heads Quit Because of Burleson Plans
- Taft in Favor of World Pack
- Local News
- Soldiers Urged to Keep up Insurance
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- [Illigible] Hetman Reported Killed
- [Illegible] Team Rides on Submarines
- Ban Opposes Hempstead and Frazee Plans
- Burns Looms up in Bantams' Contest; Deserves Chance at Pete Herman Next
- Fight Toe to Toe, Ends in a Draw
- Boy Wonder Winner over Morningstar
- [Illigeble] Declines Baseball Offer
- Sport Snap Shots
- Weather Report
- Weber's Nose Broken in Fall in Bike Race
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- New Suits Field
- U. S. Opens School to Train Women to Fill Responsible Railroad Positions
- German Navy Officer Accused of Treason
- Resolutions Adopted by Health Officials
- Great on the Sail
- Yanks Leaped with Joy When Order to Attack Enemies
- Embargo on Hun Potash Decided
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- Homes Made happy When Sons Return
- Failed Bank Plans 20 per Cent Return
- State Council of Defense to Remain Active
- German Printed Postcards Not to Reach Yanks
- Have You $1 in You Pocket?
- St. George School to Reopen Monday
- Utah Boy Scouts Strive for Medal
- Influenza Crazed, Man Flees Hospital
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- Utah Coal Men Ask New Rates
- City Lack Right to Mask Anyone, Says Armstrong
- Treasury of Utah Gets $20,000 in Day
- Schools will be Permitted to Open Jan
- Divorced Wife Avers Perjury Gave Freedom
- Gladys Plant Found Insensible on Sidewalk; Young Companion Disappears
- Bourbons Have $6 Remainder
- 200 Winners Fail to Call for Prizen
- Alleged Hun Spy to be Tried Her
- War Objectors to Boost Mercy Fun
- Public Library to Open Monday A. N
- Less Coal Mined in Utah-[Illegible]
- Johnson to Hear Pleas of Guilt
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-12-07 | Page 9 | New Suits Field
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-12-07 |
| 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/s6cj9kct |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cj9kct |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | New Suits Field |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-12-07 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 9 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cj9kct/10224600 |