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- Congress Likely to Pass Peace Resolution
- Mystery Explosion Kills Wife of Banker
- Mexicans March to Rescue of Mormons
- Divergent Views Topic of Parley by Peace Heads
- Bateman Murder Trial Halted; Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter Charge
- Islands of San Andreas May be Leased by U. S.
- Women's Right to Car Jobs is Now Sustained
- Continent's Wealth Too Small to Meet Cost of world War
- Bribery Probe of Legislature Starts in Ohio
- What is Bear? Revenue Chiefs Ask of Courts
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- Accused Major Defends Self
- Carpenters' Strike Settled in New York
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- Thousands Try to Name Biscuit
- U. S. Sells Houses Erected in France
- Luxury Tax Not Included in Price
- Georgia Political Leader Sentenced
- Sale of Cigarets in Nebraska Near
- Saleman is Accused of 28 Law Violations
- Both Sides Rest in Murder Trial
- U-Boat Captain Reaches Argentine
- Rotarians Plan Reconstruction
- Ex-Marine Chief, Pleasants, is Dead
- Play with Music Unusual Act at Orpheum Tonight
- Methodist Bishop Dies in California
- Girls Tortured by School Head
- Spend $6,500,000 on Boy Soldiers'
- Bourbons Enlarge Executive Board
- U. S. Army Strength Reduced 1,402,351
- Utah Troops [Illegible] U. S. on [Illegible]
- U. S. Hospital [Illegible]
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- Tomato Canner and Grower at Outs on Terms
- Wife Who Shot Self Has Chance to Live
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- Suffragists Honor B. Y. U. Instructoi
- Provo to Vote on $800,000 Issue
- Mattsons Obtain License for Hotel
- Drainage Project Will be Started
- Women Urge Ogden to Alter Building
- Dancer Here from Orient She Appears at Pantages
- The Day's Death Roll
- Northwest Officer Hauls Crazy Indian 1100 Miles on Sled
- Local News
- Britons to Try Ocean Flight
- U. S. Retailers to Gather Here
- Otto Meek Case is Dismissed by Judge in Ogden
- Opening of Scenic Road is Proposed
- Too Much Alfalfa is Fatal to Sheep
- Extra Session is Discussed at Cabinet Meeting
- Local News
- Contract Awarded for State Bridges
- City News Ticker
- Employing Soldiers in Mines is Urged
- Local News
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- [Illegible] Yanks Leave Europe for Homeland
- Miners Demand Six-Hour Day
- U. S. Insurance Plan Approved by Sec. Glass
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- New York Observes Cleveland's Birthday
- Chile Commends League of Nations
- U. S. Changes Rule on Soldiers' Bonus
- Competitive Railway Tickets Are Barred
- Nine Hours' Work for Women Allowed
- Japanese Becomes American Citizen
- General Crowder Reaches Havana
- Cabinet in Denmark to Stay in Office
- Newspapermen of Argentine Organize
- Statistics
- Shriners Honor Yankee Nobles
- Tidiness Ruins Road Work at Utah Capitol
- Hanson Removes Red's Bondsman
- Wehle is Counsel to U. S. War Board
- Births
- Real Estate Transfers
- Marriage Licenses
- Clearing House
- New Suits Filed
- Relief Ship Detailed
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- Governor Signs 13 Bills That Got by Solons
- Community is Startled by Answers Given through Herald by Alexander
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- Utah Bees Are to be Inspected by State Agent
- Police Pick up Runaway Youth
- Death of Melcher Declared Accident
- German Theft Plot Nipped
- Nurse Denies Jap Love Yarn
- $22.40 Estate to be Divided
- Rules for Writing to Alexander
- Boys of 16 Held in Automobile Case
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Nightly Clean-up Nets Five Arrests
- Capture of L. D. S. Leaders Confirmed
- Local Doctors to Perfect Plan for Free Clinic
- Delinquent Notice
- Notice
- Notice to Water Users
- Notice of Assessment No.7
- Summons
- Knowledge Shown by Seer of Correspondents' Lives is Puzzle to City
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- Billy Orr Will Play in Salt Lake Uniform or Not at All, Says Bee Manager
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- Fight Lords at Meeting Discuss Plans to Hold Championship Contest
- Wells Floored by a Right to the Jaw; Camera Snaps Victim Dropping to Mat
- Great Alexander on Way to U. S., Cables Pershing
- 'Feds' One More after P. Perritt
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- Dodgers Plan to Play Seven Games
- Senator Players Report to Boss
- Tour for Two Gibbons
- Prepare Aggies for Game with Crimson Quint
- Spring Meeting of Lawn Tennis Committee Soon
- Cardinals Will Do Training at Home This Year
- Students Will Parade Streets Thursday Night
- St. Louis Browns Do Their Stunts at San Antonio
- Bats and Bags Become Personal Baggage No More
- Missouri 'U' Has Many Men in Service
- Notre Dame Issues Football Schedule
- 'U' Water Hounds Ready for Racing
- Britton Takes Place
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- Stock Buyers Not Told of Profit, Claim
- Smoot Tribute is Planned by Rotary Club
- Building Work Here Increases by 58 per Cent
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- U. S. Grand Jury Called
- Ask for Goods Made in Utah, to be Slogan
- Capitol Custodian Thanked by House
- These Girls Are Keeping a Secret
- Gillilan [Illegible] Club [Illegible] over His [Illegible]
- Western States' League to Meet
- Salt Lakers Defer Visit to Malad
- Car Company is Against Paving
- Alleged Maker of Moonshine Nabbed
- Students Work on New L. D. S. U. Campus
- Auto Hits Fence; Twins Are Bruised
- Meeting Called in Children's Interest
- Constabulary Bill is Killed
- Add One-Fourth to Income Tax
- Schools to Teach Ideals of Thrift
- Oppose Financing U. S. Labor Bureau
- Two Fined $50 Each in Police [Illegible]
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- Worthy Bill is Killed by Haste
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-03-19 | Page 3 | Influenza on Cruiser
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-03-19 |
| 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/s66d6zzx |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66d6zzx |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Influenza on Cruiser |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-03-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66d6zzx/10251438 |