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- British Raid Foe's Port with Sea and Air Fleets
- Fighting is Said to Favor the Russians
- French Forces Press forward Against Forts
- Just Learned of War
- Slaughter is Stopped by the New President
- Bitter Attack is Made upon the President
- Fatal Race Riot in South Carolina
- Tremendous Losses of German Allies
- Phelan will Hold Hearing in Public
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- [Illegible] in the Philippines is Suppressed
- Outline of the War News
- Lord Decies may be Viceroy of Ireland
- Numismatists Look for Silver France
- Mob Threatens Double Lynching
- Will Buy Railroad
- Secretary Daniels Requests Report
- Initial Naval Mistakes have been Repaired
- Destroys Mines in Dardanelles
- Submarine Curie Entangled in Net
- Queen is Mother
- Ten Killed in Aerial Raids by the Germans
- No Sea Fight off Coast of Chile
- French Repulse Counter-Attacks of the Germans
- Germans Report Repulse of the Allied Forces
- British Learn of Heavy Losses near Bethune
- french General Proposes Court to Try Kaisers
- United States Took No Action in Levy Matter
- Germans Mine Big Builders in Burssels
- Reach England for Christmas
- Rumania Free to Act
- Quiet at Avlona
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- 400 Men Killed and 500 Wounded in Train Wreck
- Austrians Fall Back, but are not Beaten, they Say
- Take Usjok Pass after Four Days Hard Fighting
- Germans Admit Failure at the Bzura River
- On way to Washington
- Reports Denied
- Occupants of the Sarah Daft Home Kindly Remembered by their Friends
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- Farmers' Roundup Opens January 6
- Miss Alice Lund to Take Vacation
- Pneumonia Fatal to Actor in Idaho
- To Send Relief Car
- Apply for Water
- Tries to Murder Woman
- To Hold Funeral
- Pleads Guilty to Theft of $22,000
- Holds Open House
- Entertainment Given
- Pioneer is Dead
- Takes Fatal Dose of Poison
- John Minty Marries
- Many Get Married
- Infant Dies
- To Open Fair
- American Woman Held by Germans
- Assert Manager Violated Statute
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- [Illegible] Combat will be Prolonged
- Howard of Sagan may Lose Estates
- Maxim Effectively Guards Soldiers
- "Enemy" Brothers Meet after Battle
- Would Estimate Damage
- Two Truant Boys Win Coveted 'V. C.'
- Lucky Star Aids Wounded Soldier
- Belgian Officers Deprived of Rank
- Has Wealth and Wit to Aid Husband in Aims
- Shell Fire Shock can Wreck Mind
- Night Cannonade is Thrilling Scene
- Dixmude's Defense Worthy of History
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- Copper Producers Predicting Advance
- Tonopah Extension Shipping Bullion
- Boston Copper Range
- Big Waste Shown in Mineral Resources
- Geological Survey Issues New Reports
- Gold Exports Much Heavier this Year
- High Grade Found in Yankee Winze
- Wasatch Mines Ore Bodies Improving
- New York Curb Quotations
- New York Listed Stocks
- Ore Shipments Released
- Kewanas Sinking for Famous Contact
- Rich Gold Strike in Angels Camp
- Utah Copper Leads November Tonnage
- Park City Ore Shipments
- Bank Statement
- Iron and Steel
- Evaporated Fruits
- Record for Dullness in Last Fourteen Years
- May Wheat Soars; Corn is Strong
- New York Produce
- Chicago Produce
- New York Money
- Markets Closed
- New York Grain
- Special Notice of Stock Holders' Meeting
- Chicago
- Livestock Quotations
- Flax, Oats and Rye
- New York Bonds
- Copper Closes the Week in Good Demand
- Boston Copper Quotations
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- Expect Germans to Take over Belgium
- [Illegible] States not Notified
- Tax Receipts Drop
- Local News
- Iturbide Fails to Reach the Border
- Red Cross Asked to Aid Mexicans
- Scott Succeeds in his Mission
- Mine Owners are Given More Time
- Attack Expected
- Zubaran at Vera Cruz
- Socialists Plan Peace Conference
- Charges There is Film Combination
- Austrian Emperor Thanks President
- Seattle Chief Goes after Highwaymen
- Collided with Warship
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- No Successor to Gowans is Chosen
- To Hold Conference
- To Hold Funeral
- Minstrel Man to Sing
- Dies at Hospital
- Marriage Licenses Issued
- Says the Situation is Growing Worse
- Fearing Blindness Commits Suicide
- Imposes Sentence
- Asks New Trial
- Demurrer is Sustained
- Miss Babcock to Speak
- Grant Licensed
- Passenger Agent Dies
- Dr. Gowans to Speak
- Plan Special Service
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- Harry Thaw Visible, but not Audible
- Japanese Willing to Fight in Europe
- Lynching of Two Mexicans Prevented
- Train Strikes Taxi; 1 Killed; 2 Hurt
- Fire Causes Loss
- Submit Statement on Wool Business
- Receipts Fall off because of Disease
- Driver to Identify Murderers of Baff
- Whitman Takes Oath
- Ask Repeal of the Underwood Tariff
- Cases not Parallel, Say the Attorneys
- Chicago's Death Rate Decreases
- Will Fly American Flag
- Heavy Rains Wash out Miles of Track
- School for Indians
- Local News
- Says Germany will not Yield Very Soon
- Motor Output Large
- Coldest Weather of Present Season
- Wilson Continues Christmas Holiday
- Fire Loss in Savannah
- Tad is a Cynic
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- [Illegible] Showing Made in Realty Business
- Local Securities
- Good Week Reported by Home Builders
- Sunday Services in Salt Lake Churches
- Bettilyon is Home from Business Trip
- Kimball & Richards Give away Turkeys
- Culmers Closes Prosperous Year
- Dodge Bros.' Car is Now on Exhibition
- Is Honor Guest
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- To Probe Workings of Philanthropy
- Hog Cholera is Found near Murray
- Programme Outlined
- Switchman is Injured
- Mrs. Moodie Dead
- Pioneer Woman Dead
- Clever Woman
- Fireman and Mail Clerk are Injured
- Burglars Get Rich Haul at Residence
- Policeman Slays Robber
- Normal Service Restored
- Builds Aerosleigh
- Officers are Elected
- Des Moines Chosen
- M. I. A. Convention
- Husband Charges Cruelty
- Field to Marry
- Many Parcels Handled
- Stork Pays Visit
- Winter Activities of Ty Cobb at his Home, Augusta, Georgia
- Will Observe New Year at Bingham
- Creates Disturbance in Orpheum Theater
- Convicts Escape
- Judge is Disqualified
- Ceded to Japan
- Baby Boy is Dead
- Will Repeat Christmas Music
- George Burns may Play Third Base
- Army-Navy Game may come Earlier
- Protest Rate Advance
- War Veteran Dies
- Dewey is 77 Years Old
- To Report on Water
- Merrill Returns
- Complaint Issued
- Either that or Separately
- Football Profitable for Harvard Eleven
- Herzog's Contract Extended
- Use Feds as Lever
- Collins Quits as Author
- After Sherwood Magee
- Dodgers Train in Florida
- May Invade Louisville
- Terrapin Catcher Leads
- Robinson Wants Dooin
- Braves may use Fenway
- Lobert Likes the Sea
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- Eleven-Game Series Money Making Plot
- Juarez Results
- Coast Magnates to have Meeting Jan. 4
- Flynn Knocks out Davis
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- Juarez Entries for Sunday
- Charleston Results
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- Stillman Accused of Planning Deal
- Meat Inspection Bill to be Urged
- Pioneer Railroad Worker is Dead
- Axton to Preach
- E. O. Lee is Chosen Society President
- Father is Arrested; Boy is Sent Home
- Prepare to Present High School Play
- Veteran Lineman will be Pensioned
- Are Undaunted by Lack of a 'Home'
- Greeting Received by General Agent
- To Explain German Phase of Conflict
- Episcopal Church Gives Statistics
- Modification of Quarantine Asked
- Bankruptcy Petition
- Ten-Pound Boy Arrives
- Will not Overcrowd Coast Fair Special
- Real "Christmas" Here "Day after"
- Tired Mail Clerks Rest; "Catch up"
- Cars are to be Run to the New Capitol
- Jordan Courier is Full of Interest
- Gambling Charged
- Much Smoke Caused by Bituminous Coal
- Convicts are Sent to Mental Hospital
- Births Exceed Deaths
- Uniform Bounties are to be [Illegible]
- Alleged Swindlers will be Prosecuted
- Facts Stipulated in Delinquency Case
- White is Promoted
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- [Illegible] Fans to Thresh out Plan this Week
- East Side Junior Girls Skilled in Baseball have Defeated Champion Grade School Club
- Refuses to Accept Cash from Johnson
- From Bill to Steve Views of a Busher
- St. Paul Club Lost $50,000 Last Year
- Gilbert and Carroll Matched
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- Some Points in Favor of No Decisions
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- Ball Club Scouts Pass up City Boys
- Utah Rifle Shots Make Good Scores
- Says Wilson was not Refused Suit
- What would Jacobs do with Players?
- "Hap" Hogan's Club Likeley to be First
- Old Umpires Passing
- Beats Training Rule
- Races will Recall Pony Express Days
- Feds Favor Peace on own Conditions
- Local News
- Americans Win One
- To Decide Yanks' Fate
- Mat Men Are Ready for Bitter Battle
- Bowls for 24 Hours; Drops 20,045 Pins
- Wrestlers in Trim for Title Battle
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- [Illegible] have Seized Many Great Stars
- All Players Worry about Reductions
- Clares Baseball is Great Civilizer
- Daniels for Louisville
- No-Decision Laws are Called a Joke
- Say Eddie Collins was Trouble-Maker
- Farrell not Big Factor
- Carbon High has Fast Quintette
- Roster Reductions Mean Big Savings
- Clarke will be Cautious
- City Marathon to be Run New Year's
- Two Runners who are Typical of Entrants for Big Marathon
- Terriers may Select Havana
- Spring Practice Games
- Navin not Alarmed
- Koney will Stick with the Federals
- Evers's Popularity Proved
- Portland Signs up Half-Caste Chinese
- 1915 Tennis or Polo Matches are Remote
- Four Clubs after Roger Bresnahan
- Has 1,000 Fielding Record
- Hans Wagner is 42
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- Wisconsin's Boxing Law Proves Success
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- Mcgill Footballers Claim Title of Eastern Nevada
- Stagg Spirit Felt by Utah Warriors
- Yanks to use Polo Grounds
- George Gibson has been Often Yanked
- Checkers and Chess
- Manti High will Meet L. D. S. U. Tomorrow Night
- Calls Mack's Band Still Strong Club
- Waiver Rule Abused
Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-12-27 | Page 1 | [Untitled]
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1914-12-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s61r81xz |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61r81xz |
Page Metadata
| Type | masthead |
| Date | 1914-12-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61r81xz/14638741 |