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- Retake a Captured Position
- French Drive Enemy Back
- Fort Douglas Will be Made Supply Depot
- Kuropatkin Again in Favor with Czar
- Turk Troops No Longer Able to Accept Battle
- London Thrills with Anxieties
- Germans Send More Vessels to Bottom
- Villa Pays Visit to Casas Grandes
- Woman Convicted on Perjury Charge
- Attack is Made on Shields Bill
- Salt Laker in New York
- Russians Take Many Thousand Men Prisoners
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- Local News
- Local News
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- Governor Whitman is for Compulsion
- Italians Lose Durazzo after Bitter Battle
- Italians Make Their Escape in Good Condition
- Italians Forced to Embark Their Troops Hastily
- Germans Make 18 Attacks upon the Comines Canal
- Protest Entered by Federation of Labor
- High School Girl Dies from Poison
- Believe Suspect is Crones
- Germany Answers Report of Gerard
- Juryman to Work on Church Report
- Judgement Rendered in Unusual Action
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- New Army Bill is Agreed upon in Committee
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- Tow Canadian Generals Are Hit by Bullets
- Panaman Republic Has a Grievance
- Harvard Club of Utah is Organized
- Cattlemen Are to Meet in Pocatello
- Twin Falls Bond Election Carried
- Albion Wins Debate
- Forest Rangers in Blackfoot Meeting
- Finance Minister Resigns
- Story Not Believed
- Germans Choose an Inopportune Time for Attack
- Germans Report Capture of Fort by Storm Friday
- Verdun Defense under Charge of Young General
- Assault Made in the Presence of German Kaiser
- Local News
- Fort Douaumont May Still be in German Hands
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- California Republicans in Harmony
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- Denies Taking Part of Mrs. Eaton's Pay
- Austria's Request Not Satisfactory
- Anti-War Woman is Given Six Months
- D'annunzio Injured in Aero Accident
- Accepts Portland Position
- Great Britain is Not Likely to Change Policy
- Locomotives for Trenches Ordered
- Huge Earnings Reported
- Will Return to Work
- Burglary Complaint Issued
- Paper Factories in Need of Materials
- Claims Break with U. S. Would Help Germany
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- Utah Foremost in Recording Disease
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- Raising Money for Methodist College
- Dies in Rooming House
- Institute Team is Winner
- Attorney Says He is Being "Framed"
- Maclaren to Talk at Barratt Hall
- Makes $150 in Few Minutes
- Accused Changes Plea
- Cantata to be Given Tonight
- Young Men Given Light Sentences
- Russia Trying to End War This Year
- Author in Disfavor
- To Take New Position
- Freighter Carries Guns
- Germans Making More Gas
- Judgment is Given
- Estate to be Distributed
- Red Cross Preparedness
- Drainage Work to Go to Irrigation
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- Armenians Charged with Being Traitors
- Prince Alexander Given Promotion
- Wolves Attack Refugees
- Description Given of Famous Wedge
- Boy of 15 Serving with British Army
- Preparedness Also Stirs up Spaniards
- Teuton Organizes School in Poland
- Americans Found Seventh Home is for Children of Refugees
- Spain to Prevent Transfer of Ships
- Trying to Injure Jews, is Charge
- Great Museums in London Will Close
- Hearing of Soldiers is Affected by Din
- London Censorship Unusually Strict
- Foxes Kill Rats
- Theatrical Company Playing near Front
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- State News
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- Homestead Bill Given Approval
- West Jordan People Improve Cemetery
- Town of Rigby to Commence Paving
- Mt. Pleasant Moves for Better Babies
- Early Farming Anticipated
- Idaho Man Winner of Big Show Honor
- Rigby Has Great Building Activity
- Railroad Men to Consult Experts
- Popular Couple Married
- Girl of 16 Married
- Indelible Pencils Scarce
- Large Hide Contract Taken
- City Cash Reported On
- Nephi Society
- Bingham Society
- Page 17
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- B. G. Club Girls, Who Will Give a Ball March 1
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- King Hill Project May be Auctioned
- Wool Sold at Good Price
- Sheep Lost in Snowstorm
- New Store to Open
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- K. C. Will Confer Its Highest Degree
- Laborer is Killed in Fall from Train
- Ogden to Celebrate "Better Baby" Week
- Pioneer Dies at Marriott
- Desk Sergeant Resigns
- Thirty Defendants
- Dining Car Conference Ended
- Sermon to Tell Man's Need
- Story of Woe Told by Dying Austrian
- Elk Are Afflicted by Cattle Scabies
- Licensed to Marry
- Submarine Chase to be Described
- Mayor Asked to Appoint Delegate
- Traveling Salesman Arraigned in Court
- Officials Will Take Charge of Soldiers
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- High School Run to Have Many Entrants
- Aggies Prepare for Busy Spring Season
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- Southern Leaguers Discuss New Plans
- Grand Circuit Purses
- Maddock or Glaze May be Utah Coach
- Dog Show Opens Thursday Many Pets on Exhibition
- Two Perfect Scores Made by Riflemen
- Squash Champ Wins
- Two Teams Tied for Top in Boys' League
- Fulton Signs for Milwaukee Match
- Chick Gandil an Indian
- West High Athletes to Have a Tourney
- Collegiate Dates Set
- Trolley May be Cut to Six-Club League
- Garland Rifle Men Organize New Club
- Big Nine Shot Put Record is Broken
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- Aggies Are Winners over B. Y. U. Quint
- Salt Lake High School Girls Prove Their Athletic Prowess Games Full of Interest for Students and Their Friends
- Republic Five Tops Bankers' League
- Columbia Beats Penn
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- Obsequies of Feds Three Weeks Hence
- Joe Stecher Will be Here March 10
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Mack Releases Five
- Harvard Mat Men Win
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- New Concern Plans Daily Programmes
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- Debaters of "U" Are Prepared for Fray
- Young Hungarian Invents Flying Machine Mother and Sister Residents of Salt Lake
- Apartment House Values Too Varied
- West High School Finds Three Plays
- Tracy Gets Back from California
- Marlborough Place is Full of Activity
- Home and School League
- Excavations for Bungalows Begun
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- Premature Grayness
- The Care of Children
- New Punctuation Book
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- Study of the War
- Athletic Games
- Book on Industry
- New American Novel
- Railroad Statistics
- Japan and America
- Book of Poems
- A New Novel
- Book on Peace
- A Temperance Story
- Book on Health
- New Chamberlain Novel
- French Red Cross Hospital Service
- Submarines
- Proverbs
- Play for Children
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- Morth Cache Gets Game from Tigers
- Lehi Rallies and Beats Iola Quint
- Kamas Too Fast for Park City Quint
- National Basketball
- Navy is Defeated in Three Branches
- Mandot's Arm Hurt
- Jack Johnson Ordered to Leave Great Britain
- World Indoor Pole Vault Record Goes
- Grand Opera to be Sung in Ball Park
- Brigham City Golf Fans Are Stirring
- International Umpires
- Chamberlain a Ball Player
- Exter Wins Meet
- Polo at Washington
- Princeton Swimmers Win
- Zimmerman Hasn't Signed
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Delinquent Notice
- In the District Court, Probate
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Died
- Will Organize "U" Water Team Tuesday
- Vets for Des Moines
- Harvard Hockey Winner
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- Subjects in India Loyal to England
- State Road Work Will be Discussed
- Trial of Smelter Case May be Test
- Y. M. C. A. Work About Finished
- "Better Baby Week" Indorsed by Ferry
- May Bell Cats to Warn Little Birds
- Assessment Levied to Improve Canal
- Service for Mrs. Black
- Boy Dies to Croup
- Buchanan Case Again Continued
- Progressives Ask Porter to Resign
- Body Sent to Missouri
- Grocery Proprietor Robbed by Youths
- Shakespeare Rehearsals Fixed
- Telephone Company Makes Explanation
- Alleged Thefts Investigated
- Salisbury is Alta Club's President
- Public Instructor Speaks at Detroit
- Utah Guardsman to be Taught Aviation
- Two Masked Thugs Rob Express Clerk
- Names Committee for Brigade Post
- Telegraphs for Stathakos
- Service Today for Thomas Wheeler
- Seals Are Cheap
- Troop a Requires Several Recruits
- School Bond Issue Carried by Citizens
- A. C. U. is Slow in Making Remittance
- Sugar Stocks Are on Upward Trend
- All Hallows Will Give Clean Comedy
- Fictitious Check Charged
- Walters Family Coming Today
- Governor Proclaims Better Babies Week
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- Count on Tires Made by Goodyear
- Can Now Satisfy All Dodge Buyers
- Capital Electric Enlarges Plant
- Sharman Visits Towns in Idaho
- Keep Headlight to 30 Candlepower
- An Auto to Each Mile of Highway
- Easterner Praises Browning Service
- Local News
- Water in Gasoline Freezes Auto Pipes
- Motor Fees of U. S. Average $7 a Car
- Big Car Shortage, Reo Manager Says
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- Prominent Auto Dealers in Intermountain States
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- Glide is Popular on Pacific Coast
- Chandler Gives Good Satisfaction
- Tire Question is an Important One
- Hawley to Speak at Ensign
- Street Cars Will Signal for Turns
- Suspends Sentence in Bingham Cases
- B. F. Grant to Speak
- Oil Philosopher Predicts Big Year
- Chief Would Accept Hull's Resignation
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- Every-Day Wearing Kind That Counts
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- Kansas next to Work Prisoners
- Griffiths Again Named Supervisor
- Big Increase in the January Sales
- Waterway Problem near Settlement
- French Liner Sails, but is Not Armed
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- Official Taster is Latest at Banquets
- King-Eight Moves to New Quarters
- Improved Method of Tire Repairs
- German Catholic Criticises Mercier
- Demurrers Argued in Damage Actions
- German Request Granted
- Prosecution Drops Case Against Negro
- Glade to Address Parents
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- Annual Report of Iron Blossom Out
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- May Add to Tonnage of Rochester Mines
- Eastern Men Buy the Croesus Mine
- Smelter Officials Bid for Goldzone
- Nevadas Quoted in San Francisco
- New York Curb Quotations
- Gold Chain Mine Shows Improvement
- To Start Work on Wasatch Ozokerite
- Boston Copper Range
- Wasatch Mines Company's Power Plant That Supplies Power for the Machine Drills in Mines of Little Cottonwood
- Return from Visit to Alpine Galena
- Public Buy Mining Stocks at a Record Breaking Peace
- Second Shipment from Yankee Con
- Sugar Market
- Elgin Butter
- New York Grain
- Boston Copper Quotations
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- Important Strike in Chief Con. Mine
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- Market is Sluggish during Entire Week
- Stock Market Opens with Exhibition of Strength
- Market for Metals is Holding up Well
- Livestock Quotations
- Actual Condition of Banks is Shown
- Cotton Market
- Local News
- Evaporated Fruits
- New York Bonds
- Shipping Ore from South Necla Mine
- Expects Copper to Sell Higher
- New York Listed Quotations
- Sugar Advances
- Wheat Forced down by Excited Selling
- Mines Development Sacking Good Ore
- Ontario Timbering on 1700-Foot Level
- New York Money
- Federal Reserve Banks
- Coffee Futures
- Flax, Oats and Rye
- Chicago Produce
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- Lafayette Classes to be Graduated next June Pupils Stand High in Various Required Studies
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- Notice of Assessment
- Delinquent Notice
- Contagions in City Show Big Decrease
- Given Thirty Days on Battery Charge
- Marriage Licenses
- Mrs. Lundquist to be Buried Today
- Record in Attendance and Punctuality Said to be Almost Faultless
- Real Estate Transfers
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- Local News
- Lincoln Figure of Great Film
- "the Cheat" for Paramount
- Local News
- Gripping Drama, "the Cheat," Comes to the Paramount-Empress Today
- At the Broadway
- Maude Fealy at Rex Theater
- Mehesy's Feature
- From Overalls to Pajamas
- Willard Mack Again
- Local News
- Something About the American
- "the Iron Claw" Unreeled Today
- Charlie Chaplin Signs for Salary of $10,000 a Week
- Local News
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- Music
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- Grand Opera with Pavlowa Hoped For
- Concert Thursday in Miller Ward Hall
- Music Today at First Presbyterian
- Cadman Recital is Double Attraction
- Miss Gertrude Baker
- Music Today at the First Congregational
- Music Today at St. Mary's Cathedral
- Miss Marie Mchugh Planning Recital
- Plan Unique Recital
- Music for Services at First Methodist
- Frances Alda Recital Will be Big Event
- Montpelier
- Miss Franks's Pupils in Recital Saturday
- Miss Helen Mcnitt in Recital Tuesday
- Oratorio Society is to Meet Today
- Eleventh Ward Choir to Repeat Programme
- Miss Koenen Praises Music at American
- Eureka
- Midvale
- Famous Indian Soprano Coming with Cadman
- Price
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- Page 58
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- Make Few Changes in Football Rules
- Wallace Barnes, Olympic Club, Who Will Play Against Utah
- Bicycle Owners to be Theater Guests
- Willard is Found Physically Perfect
- Wagner and Good to Meet in Headliner
- Welsh-Munger Go Off
- Baseball May Come in for New Probe
- Beavers May Give Bill Speas Release
- Big Athletic Meet to be Held in Iowa
- Local News
- Nelson and Pappas Meet at Pocatello
- Page 59
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- Pete Visser Makes Showing on Coast
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- Checkers and Chess
- Waivers Are Asked on 'Smoky' Joe Wood
- Moriarty Still There
- Redbourne Reported Dead
- For the Pony Lovers Turf News and Yarns
- Work without Mitt is Callahan's Plan
- Yanks' Batting Order
- Red Sox May Fail
- Yokel and Harbertson Meet at Ogden Wednesday Night
- F. Gilhooley Never Clouted below .300
- New Owners for Phils
- O. B. Still Uneasy
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1916-02-27 | Page 28 | Subjects in India Loyal to England
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-02-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| 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/s6j39ks8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6j39ks8 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Subjects in India Loyal to England |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1916-02-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 28 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6j39ks8/14670500 |