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- Page 1
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- Submarine is Making Bold Dash from Port
- France's Glory Sung by Joffre and Poincare
- Germans Open New Offensive at Verdun
- Hughes is Emphatic Suffrage Advocate
- Suffragists See Wilson Ask Him to Change Mind
- New Navy Plan is under Discussion
- Damage is Reported to the Cotton Crop
- Drastic Action on New York Disaster
- Three Are Killed in a Train Wreck
- U.S. Troops Rushed to War with Bandits
- Page 2
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- Cabinet Discusses Speech
- Kaiser Issues Proclamation to All His Forces
- Germans Estimate Allies' Losses on Somme at 350,000
- Hard Times Ahead of Germany, Says Emperor William
- German Army on Western Front is of 122 Divisions
- Submarine Fight with British Boat is Unsuccessful
- Local News
- German Airship Raid on England Does No Damage
- Local News
- Berlin Declares Allies Have Lost 49 Battleships
- Turkish Officers in Lemberg Streets in Lemberg Streets a Familier Sight
- Half Month's War of British on the Somme is Reviewed
- German Gains at Verdun Soon Lost, French Declare
- Anglo-Belgian Forces Progress in East Africa
- Germans Extol Turks Who Will Fight Russians
- Teutons May Strike Back
- Attacks Repulsed Says
- Local News
- To Open Branch Bank
- Page 3
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- Business Situation in Excellent Shape
- Another Reduction in Prices of Oils
- Local News
- Whale is Killed
- Bremen Expected to Reach New York Harbor Thursday
- U.S. Warships Move
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- Order Liouidation of British Firms Dealing is Germany
- Turks Recapture Mountain from Russian Invaders
- Newspapers See Retirement of Premier Asquith
- Grey Takes His Seat
- K. of C. Growth is Revealed by Report
- Bombs Exploded in the Windy City
- Ready to Execute Casement Thursday
- Would Help Sufferers
- Weather Data
- Wilson Decides on Campaign Committee
- Takes Oath of Office
- Will Fight Disease
- Page 4
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- Faking News Writers Must Leave Border
- Railroad Ballot is Favorable to Strike
- Resident Wilson to Urge Clemency
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- See Only Failure of Polish Relief Work
- Charge Monopoly in Cost of Print Paper
- Postoffice Fight is Finally Settled
- British Steamer Goes to Bottom
- Local News
- Postmaster Nominated
- Accused of Murder in Coast Bomb Case
- Hot Spell Breaks as Clouds Appear
- Raining in Nebraska
- Six More Dead in New York
- Cool Winds Blow
- Rain Saves Millions in Nebraska Corn
- Union Miners Are Ordered to Leave
- I. W. W. to Meet in Minneapolis
- Parker Indorsed, but Not Hughes
- San Francisco Cafe Balt Has a Strike
- Salt Lakers in New York
- Page 5
- Page 6
- Page 7
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- President of China Delivers Address
- Alleged Anarchists and Police Fight
- Efforts to Adjust Car Strike Fail
- Steamer Service Suspends
- Teddy's Nephew to Run
- Quarantine in Havana
- Returns from Denver
- Villa Band Eludes Carranza's Forces
- Clever Entertainers at Pantages
- Probe Fire and Unearth Cache of Villa Ammunition
- Three Members of Bandit Gang Taken near San Ygnacio
- Local News
- Rains Hampering Army Motor Truck Trains of Supplies
- Local News
- Mexican Visits U. S. Camp
- Carranza Troops Sent out to Quell New Revolution
- General Adams Moved
- Completes Guard Inspection
- Supposed Burglar Arrested
- Mason Hold Special Session
- Forest Fire Death List Totals 306
- Local News
- K. C. Club Rooms Open to Members
- Appeal is Taken in Hospital Suit
- Nephi Republicans Select Delegates
- Raise Valuations for Cache County
- School Principal Resigns
- Held to District Court
- Agriculturists Incorporate
- Prominent Couple Married
- Boy Drowns While Swimming
- Provo Couple Married
- Confirmation Favored
- In the Third Judicial District
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- Sierra Blanca Citizens Form to Protect Town
- Page 8
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- Utah Progressives Are Standing Pat
- Tabernacle Choir Leader Visits City
- City Expenditures Are Greater
- Prominent Visitors Here
- British to Give Social
- Utah Architects
- Grand Larceny Charged
- Husband Granted Divorce
- Here for Conference
- Will Tour Yellowstone
- Board Postpones Visit
- Back from Vacation
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- Miss Emma Barlow on Charity Staff
- Biship Gives Recordership
- Special Agent Goes South
- Women to Meet
- Service for Bensil Stewart
- City Levy is Fixed
- Water is Declared Impure
- Three Burglaries Reported
- Eureka Delegates Selected
- Candidates Consult Friends
- Shartino is Improving
- Service Held for Mrs. Christensen
- Brigham City Will Improve Its Park
- Family Holds Reunion
- Farmers' Legs Fractured
- Master Mechanic Resigns
- Preparing for Peach Day
- Summit County Strong for Spry
- Victory Claimed by Anti-Howell Forces
- Candy Company is Again Victimized
- Domenico Caligiuri Buried
- Death at Mental Hospital
- Delegates Meet Today
- Verdict Against Railroad
- Page 9
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- Biff Schaller, You've No Sense of Decency
- Montpelier Beats Soda Springs Nine
- League Leaders to Play next Sunday
- Coast Pathfinder Reaches New York
- There Really Isn't Much to Say About This
- Kansas City Club Wins from Downey
- Johnny Couch Will Join Detroit in Spring
- Wild Heaves and Such
- Kenworthy is Big Sound in Oaks' Victory
- City Tennis Final on Schedule Today
- Noted Players Involved in Big Cub-Pirate Deal
- Crimson Track Men Showing Much Pep
- [Untitled]
- Ryan Triumphs in Desperate Pitching Duel
- Plans Complete for Sectional Matches
- [Untitled]
- Where the Ponies Run for Rest of the Season
- Page 10
- [Untitled]
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- Browns Annex Sixth Straight Form Yankees
- [Untitled]
- Red Sox Take One More from Tigers
- Mackmen Downed Twice by White Sox
- Coveleskie Has No Trouble with Griff
- Barrieau to Meet Kid Irish at Ely
- Armour Nine Wins from Auto Players
- [Untitled]
- Cubs Win and Lose in Bill with Phillies
- Nap Rucker Saves Day for Superbas
- Pirates Recover and Beat Giants
- Wilhoit Scores Lone Run and Braves Win
- [Untitled]
- Summer Excursions East
- W. M. Johnston Wins in Longwood Final
- Lewiston to Play Kansas City Sox
- Ruling Favors Railroad
- K. C. Red Sox Will Play Stall & [Illegible]
- Kid Herman Easily [Illegible] Defeats Ray [Illegible]
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- Page 11
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- [Illegible] G Victor in Free-for-All Pace
- Slow Track and Time at Peoria First Day
- [Illegible] Mudge in Lead in Golf Play
- Another Swim to be Held at Lagoon
- Fitzsimmons's Titles
- [Untitled]
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Hospital Corps to Go in for Athletics
- Joe Bond is Winner over Jim Johnson
- Johnny O'leary Wins from Ever Hammer
- Socialists Discuss Their Plans
- A Season of Torture for Some
- [Untitled]
- Sale of Railroad Attacked in Court
- To Prolong Parliament
- Herbert in Charge
- Livestock Quotations
- Amusements
- New Suits Filed in District Court
- Delinquent Notice
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court, Probate
- San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad Company
- Notice to Creditors
- Kasas City
- Chicago
- Chicago Produce
- New York Produce
- Sugar Market
- Page 12
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- Trading is Light on Local Exchange
- Empire Copper is Listed on Exchange
- Buildings Complete for Tar Baby Plant
- Nevadas Quoted in San Francisco
- Work at Arrowhead Property under Way
- Stocks Again Looking up on the New York Board
- [Untitled]
- New York Grain
- Evaporated Fruits
- Wheat Prices Are on the up-Grade
- Cotton Market
- Coffee Futures
- Local News
- Closing Stock List
- [Untitled]
- Changes Are Few in Metal Markets
- New York Curb Quotations
- Mining Notes
- Page 13
- [Untitled]
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- [Illegible] for Ogden Primaries Named
- Dies of Heart Disease
- To Electrify Line
- To Hold Funeral Today
- [Untitled]
- Glasmann Estate Valued at $78,000
- Suffers Crushed Fingers
- Licensed to Marry
- Choir Director is Home from East
- Women Arrested on Robbery Charge
- Business College in Ogden Leased
- Plead No Guilty
- Proposed Increase under Discussion
- Getting Ready for State Convention
- School Population Shows Big Decrease
- Big Day at Saltair Today
- All to be Cared For
- Local News
- Robbery is Charged
- Articles Are Filed
- To Give an Outing
- Eagles' Carnival Opens
- Primaries Are Held by Weber Democrats
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- Page 15
- Page 16
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- Republicans Ready for Big Primaries
- Tests Indicate That Coyotes Had Rabies
- Hughes to Speak Here August 24
- Will Refuse Permit for Boxing Contest
- Valuable Relics Given to Museum
- Mellen is Given Paving Contract
- City May Authorize Increase of Wages
- Mrs. M. J. Burbidge Dies at Residence
- Hundreds Attend Walker Services
- Strength of Tile to Undergo Tests
- Funeral Services to be Held Today
- Injured by Fall
- Safety First Train Coming This Month
- Josiah Copley is to be Buried Here
- Baptist Conference Commences Work
- Mysterious Death Being Investigated
- Mrs. Stanley Dies at Local Hospital
- T. J. Callaghan is Given Promotion
- Four Recruits to Guard Are Taken
- Increase Indicated by School Census
- Suit is Entered on Stock Transactions
- Is Busy at Work on Renumbering
- Sarah A. Greenig Dies at Her Home
- Stoner Found Guilty
- Articles of Incorporation Filed
- Store Closes for Funeral
- Thurston Ferguson is Drowned in Lake
- Annoyer of Women Pronounced Sane
- Stamp Sales Are Greatly Increased
- Uinta Country Has Splendid Hay Crop
- Districts in State Call for Teachers
- Postoffice Sends out Instructions
- Welsh Tenor Hears Recital
- Withers Returns from East
- Land Board Considers Protests
- Coast Artillery [Illegible] Coming Here [Illegible]
- Alleged Forger is Returned to [Illegible]
- Death Follows Operations
- Barber is Fined [Illegible]
- Education Board to [Illegible]
- Service Held for Little [Illegible]
- Naturalization Applications [Illegible]
- To Move [Illegible]
- Health Bulletin Issued
- After New Members
- [Untitled]
- Thurman to be Speaker
Salt Lake Tribune | 1916-08-02 | Page 9 | Johnny Couch Will Join Detroit in Spring
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-08-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6z32rzn |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z32rzn |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Johnny Couch Will Join Detroit in Spring |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1916-08-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Page | 9 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z32rzn/14687100 |