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- Page 1
- [Untitled]
- [Illegible] is Menaced by Attack of Czechs
- Ten Cigarets Purchase Much Food on Dwina
- Boche Bombed Utah Hospital Unit, Message
- German Aviator Who Slew Young Roosevelt Hurt
- Sedition Convict Refused to Fight for Sake of Girl
- [Illigible]
- Near Riots Halt Cars on Streets of Denver
- J. S. Wounded Have Thrilling Escapes
- U. S Transport Aground near Port
- Casualty List Errors Arouse Senator's Ire
- Cold Weather Prevails over West Country
- Salesman Form New Society of Order Hounds
- It Happens Every Day
- Page 2
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- Warship's Cost Increased by Nearly Half
- Lice Bring Death to Many Soldiers
- California is Sixth Internal Taxpayer
- Mexican Damages Up
- New York Milk Famine Serious Health Menace
- Arizona Pioneer Drops Dead
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- Four Troop Ships Sail with 2000 Soldiers
- Camp Lewis Takes up Drills Again
- Broker Short in Accounts, Blames Fall to Market
- Finances of Butte in Complicated Shape
- Baker Favors Buying of Army Camp Sites
- Page 3
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- Berger Cue to Shoot Bullets Bared in Trial
- French Captain Held for Trial
- Twining to Relieve Blue
- Federal Guards with K. .C. Cars
- 200 per Cent Paid upon Ford Stock
- British Soldiers Injured in Wreck
- [Untitled]
- First List
- Senator Lewis Opens War on G. O. P. Leaders
- Senator Favors Probe of Camp
- Inefficiency of War Department Flayed
- Peru's Minister Arrives
- Page 4
- Page 5
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- Helen Copening to Wed H. Pingree in Temple; Mrs. M. J. Dailey Entertains Bridge Club
- 24, 082 Utahns in Army, Navy Latest Count
- Honor Badges for Red Cross Worker's Due
- Revelations of A Wife
- Old Cook Book is Guide Hoover Menus Discarded
- [Untitled]
- Hawah Exceeds Quota
- Hun Plane Built to Carry 14 Men Found
- Page 6
- [Untitled]
- But Four Ships Built in Three Big U. S. Plants
- Listening Post to be Opened by Republicans
- [Untitled]
- Illness Holds Woolgrowers
- Hutton Brokerage Office Has Opening
- Presbyterians to Meet in Spokane
- Piece of Mexico Wanted
- Serbian Premier Leaves
- New Auto Licenses Are Sought by 150
- Garfield' S Bodyguard Dies
- Page 7
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- Auto Traffic Men Balk at State Orders
- 'Tenshun! Here's Buddy!
- Rategy Used by Adjutant General
- [Illegible] of Anaconda Mines Shut Down
- [Illegible] Made Chancellor
- [Untitled]
- Rev. Dunn Feels it His Duty to Speak
- Agreement to Peace Forecast
- U. S . 'Blue Sky' Law is Ready Fo Glass' O. K.
- Former Emperor is Seriously Ill
- Matter of Duties up to Carranza
- To Sift Johnson's Charges
- 'On the High Seas' at the Orpheum
- Michigan Ratifies Dry Amendment
- Eight Cent Fare in N. Y Required
- Page 8
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- Deseret Gym Opening Today
- U. A . C Will Resume Work January 14th
- Moad, Stricken, in Frantic Plea for Whisky
- Chez Favors Recall and Bans Poll Tax
- 5 Travellers Seized; Alleged Whisky, Too
- ' He Knew Not Law' ; Sold Whisky ; Fined
- Terrible Brutality Charged to Ottomans
- Mother Tries to Keep Son from Wedlock
- 7 Cases in 2 Days in Influenza Score
- Alice L. Sumwalt is Dead on Ogden
- Bad for Small People
- Utah Army Posts Will be Inspected
- Garfield Man Dies Following Cave-In
- Moose Start Fund for Home in S. L.
- S. L. Co . Pays near Half State Taxes
- 8 Hour Enactment Favored for Women
- Credit Office Opened
- There Are Others
- Weather Report
- [Untitled]
- Bolshevik 3rd Army is Wiped out by Gaida
- Frances Pledges Sympathy to U. S. for Sacrifices
- Negro Passengers May Use Diners
- Jesuits' General to Live in Rome
- 30 per Cent of Natives Taken
- Noted Socialist Peace Delegate
- Saving Wood
- Page 9
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- Tournament of Boxing Will be Held in Paris
- Heydler Strong for Having One Man Commission
- St. Louis May Join Stay at Home Movement
- Veeck Appointed on Rules Committee
- Hendricks Back to Manage St. Louis
- Hornsby Will Ask for Transfer
- Complete Toney Case
- [Untitled]
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- Gleason Accepts Job as Manager
- Notes on Boxing
- Trade Five Men for One Catcher
- Johnson Recovering
- History Pupils Absorb Facts by Telephone
- National Meet is Announced
- Ball Magnate is Back from France
- The Day's Death Roll
- Air Tank Explodes; Park Employe Hurt
- Sport Snap Shots
- Police Raid Negro Clubs
- Weather Delays Few Trains Here
- Food Saving to Aid Sufferers is Asked
- Warner , King of Ice Skaters, Going to France
- Funerals
- Argentine Socialist Sails
- Match Schuman Against Young at Manhattan
- 3 Supreme Justices Take Office Monday
- Col. J. C. Faunthorpe Thanks S. L. British
- 12 National Guard Companies Formed
- Husband Disavows Wedding is Plaint
- 1 Influenza Death; Serum Found Safe
- Rear Admiral Zane Dies
- Catcher Missed Dath by Inches
- Sisler Awaiting Spring Practice
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- Page 12
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- Court Names Receiver for Trust Concern
- Advices Show 1000 Utah Men on Way Home
- Woman May Have to Face Murder Charge
- Trial of Bateman Set for January 14
- Cornell Man in War Prison May be Freed
- Soldiers Three Embroider Suns on Arrival Here
- S. L. Dairies Graded as to Food Values
- Sheriff is sued for Bail Money
- Righteousness and Wealth, Unity Topic
- Utah Stands High in W. S. S. Drive
- Miles Overholt Praises S. L.
- Army Men in Utah Low in Disease
- Fraud is Charged in $ 186,550 Stock Deal
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- 1918 Fire Loss in S. L. Shrink 25 per Cent
- Draft Evaders' Hunt Renewed
- Death Tax Plan Offered to Utah
- City to Offer Soldiers Work
- Road Men Gather Here for Confab
- New Officers Feast Members of Lodge
- Eye Caught of Nail Sight is Endangered
- Fifth Loan Drive Committee Nam
- Historical Society Meets Here [Illegible]
- Utah Defense Cost Lowest in County
- Draft Boards [Illegible] to Aid [Illegible]
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-01-03 | Page 9 | 1 Influenza Death; Serum Found Safe
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-01-03 |
| 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/s6x64sv6 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6x64sv6 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 1 Influenza Death; Serum Found Safe |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1919-01-03 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 9 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6x64sv6/10236882 |