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- 7 Vessels Day's Toll of Subsea Warfare
- Germany Said to be Playing for Time
- Teutons to Unite Land, Sea and Air War, is Forecast
- $4,000,000 Blaze in Pittsburg Suburb
- Says Armed Revolt Was Part of Plan
- Fletcher is on way to Mexico; Goes by Rail
- Treatment of Gerard Causes Bitter Feeling
- Alleged Robber Acquitted
- Would Open Potash and Oil Territory
- Increased Rate on Magazines Blocked
- Senator-Elect Hale in Thrilling Escape
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- Officer Reserve Corps
- Nevada Man Made Director of Mint
- Germany may Block Austrian Proffers
- Approve Enrolling Technical Experts
- Carranza Troops Annihilated by Band of Villistas
- Foreigners are Warned by Villa to Remain Away
- Many Firms Offer Aid to Government
- Local News
- telephone Cut Out
- Special Train Secured
- Premier of Spain Discusses Reply to German Note
- Outlet Insufficient
- Brazil does not Take Kindly to the German Plan
- Dutch Reply to German Note is Given to Press
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- Home for Lepers is to be Established
- Old Question Raised
- Steel Orders Show Decrease in Month
- Danish West Indies Profitable Market
- Plan Alterations in Reserve Rules
- Mcadoo Asks Appropriation
- Become Federal Volunteers
- Confesses Brutal Killing of Child
- Vote on Navy Bill is Assured Tuesday
- Would Compel the American Boys to Train
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- Tong War Flares up on the Coast
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- Edison Honored on 70th Birthday
- Mabey to Talk on Lincoin
- Utah Power & Light Earnings
- Whole Family Prisoners
- Local News
- Survivors of the Dauntless are Picked up at Sea
- Claim Undersea Warfare has been Signal Failure
- Wilson Orders Investigation of Food Prices
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- Unusual Stunts are Promised by Police
- Good Work is Done by Humane Society
- Deputy Goes to Bring Enos Bost
- Buffalo Bill Paid Honor in Speech
- Richfield Monroe Roundup Scheduled
- Theater to Repeat Utah Scenic Views
- Howard De Weese to Plead Feb 19
- Postal Employees are to Give Dance
- A Laxative for Babies Good for Everybody
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- Utah Guardsman Commits Suicide
- Robbery Hearings Set Forr March 14
- Former Salt Laker Dies in California
- Insurance Men Give Theater Party
- Weather Data
- Five Young Actors are Coming West
- Returning Bevins to Piute County
- Missionaries are to be Entertained
- Rabies Cases Show Starting Increase
- Marger Formed by Two Organizations
- Mrs. Ivy V. Nowlin Charges Cruelty
- Parsons Suggests Plan for Revenue
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- Twenty-First Ward will Hold Reunion
- Parting Tribute is Paid Old Employee
- Owens Pleads not Guilty
- Demurrers Sustained
- To Give Missionary Farewell
- New Suits Filed
- Girl's Father has Couple Arrested
- M. M. Weil Leaves Jewelry Company
- Forbids Sale of Liquor at Club
- Bandit Gets $3000 in Saloon Holdup
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- Infant Daughter Dies
- Licensed to Wed
- Mrs. Doran Given Divorce
- Meeting Postponed
- Stops over in Ogden
- Masons to Dance
- Woman is Held
- Little is Dead
- Husband Applies for Divorce
- Transmission Line Work Soon to Begin
- Big Lumber Concern Formed at Ogden
- Picture of Lincoln Hung
- Salt Lakers to Speak
- Auto Show Closes
- Suit Started for Damage to Auto
- Elks Get Ready for Annual Show
- Red Cross to have User of Tabernacle
- To Asks Rehearing of Mann Act Case
- Will Investigate Vice Conditions
- Teutons Drops Bombs
- Senate Works on Porto Rice Bill
- Cases of Alleged Graft Dismissed
- Paper Trade Probe Takes a New Turn
- Local News
- Air Attack on Zeebrugge
- British Resume their Offensive in Mesopotamia
- Great Activity in all Sectors, Says Tageblatt
- Germans Report Heavy Fighting in Ancre Valley
- Airman Guynemer Brings down his 31st Enemy Plane
- Teutons Attack on New British Position Fails
- Local News
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- Women are Badly Needed for Army
- Alcoholic Spirits are Made Weaker
- Grand Duke Boris is Well Received
- Winner of Cross has a Grievance
- Holiday Celebrated by Scots at Front
- Queen is near Firing Line Encourages Rumanian Army
- Military Exemption Extended
- Kept from Front; Commits Suicide
- Congratulates Men on Courage Shown
- Belgians may Play an Important Part
- Make Paper of Grass
- Home Rule will be Given Galicia
- Proceeds Quietly in Mines Control
- Table is Invented for Cripples' Use
- Karl Liebknecht;S Seat Made Vacant
- Newspaper Advises "Boiled" Shirt Ban
- Longshoremen are Required to Hustle
- Court Officials go to Seek Hymn Book
- Churchyards are Used for Gardens
- Crimean Veteran Dies
- French and English Join Russian Army
- Free Pictures to be Shown Public
- Maimed Soldier is Made Burgomaster
- Necessity Inspires Invention of Tanks
- Swiss Officer is Killed in Rumania
- Use Much Alcohol Making Explosives
- French Missionary Reported Killed
- May Ask Serbian King to Abdicate
- premier of Russia Great Reorganizer
- Jewel Found in Cathedral
- German Women at Work on Railways
- Building Bridge to Connect Countries
- Premier of China Object of Attack
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- New York Money
- Market Settles Down
- Flax, Oats and Rye
- Chicago Produce
- Coffee Futures
- Export Prospects Give Wheat Lift
- International Situation Still Felt in Wall Street
- Sugar Market
- New York Produce
- Elgin Butter
- Kansas City
- Chicago
- Livestock Quotations
- New York Bonds
- Copper Market is Showing Strength
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- Ore Shipments Released
- Evaporated Fruits
- Val Verda to Hear Expert on Chickens
- Demand for Houses Greater than Ever
- Reports Two Sales in Cudahy Tract
- Cotton Market
- Favorably Regards Cottonwood King
- Developments in Emma Con. Please
- Boston Copper Range
- New York Listed Quotations
- Nevadas Quoted in San Francisco
- Alta Tunnel is Nearing Fissure
- Excess Reserve Shows Decrease
- Sells Property is Steadily Shipping
- Sharp Lead is Coming to Front
- Tucson -Arizona is Growing Each Day
- Weekly Statement of Reserve Banks
- High-Grade Ore in Silver Shield
- Knight Companies Report Progress
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- Leave for the Coast
- J. T. Club to Give Ball
- Bingham to Discuss School Facilities
- Lace is to Speak at Methodist Church
- Travellers Caught in Storm Resigned
- Wales is Potent Factor in Great World War Little Country Furnishes Many Big Heroes
- State Health Board Criticises Bingham
- New Company to Make Shoe Polish
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- Christofferson to Meet Gust Mycoloff
- West Succeeds in its Tennis Fight
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- Kansas Aggies Win
- Equals World's Record
- Big Athletic Meet on Tuesday's Card
- Local News
- Curley and Jones at Outs on Match
- Spalding Baseball Record Book is Out
- Beaver Squad may be Changed About
- Breakfast Food
- Boulder Beats Mine
- Denver "U" Triumphs
- Colorado Aggies Victors
- Davis County Wins from Ogden Quint
- Methodists Defeat Third Presbyterian
- Snow Academy Wins from Manti Quint
- Lehi Cinches Title in Alpine League
- Western Arms Still Hold League Lead
- B. Y. U. Quint Victors over Varsity Team
- Tad's Tid-Bits
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- Sergeant-at-Arms Ill
- Will Meet at Hunter
- Australian Society to Meet
- Goes into Bankruptcy
- Wrist Broken in Fall
- Motorman Held not Responsible
- Dissolution of Partnership
- Thirty-Two Bills Passed by Senate
- Salt Lakers in New York
- Illint Beats Gophers
- To Hold Court at Heber
- Moyle at Provo
- To Press Railroad Bills
- Illinois Track Men Defeat Notre Dame
- Plans Discussed for 1919 Celebration
- Bobby Wallace is Genuine Old-Timer
- Alf Hayman, Veteran Theater Man, Dies
- Trap Event not Completed
- White Sox to Train at Panama in 1918
- Sailor Kirk Fast Coming to Front
- To Hold Handicap Swim on Wednesday
- Women Swimmers to have Race Thursday
- Harvard Wrestlers Win
- Dartmouth Hoopers Win
- Convention is Closed
- Services are Held for S. P. Morgan
- Water Stipulations are Agreed Upon
- Deputy Assessors Chosen
- Must Apply for Grazing Permits
- Plan Classes to Teach Foreigners
- Actions are Set in Fourth District
- Compensation Act Amended in Idaho
- For the Pony Lovers Turf News and Yarns
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- West High Debaters Named Regular Practice is Begun
- Recodification Bill Signed by Governor
- Newhouse Buildings Deal is Completed
- College Trustees to Hold Meeting Here
- Wedding Announced
- Suffragettes Ready to Aid U. S. in Crisis
- Utah Cavalry to come Home Soon
- State Institutions Entertain Solons
- Sugar Factory at Delta Progressing
- Admiral Peary is to Speak in Salt Lake
- Arranging Special Train
- Public Hearings Set for Thursday
- Salt Lake Leading in Bank Clearances
- Eighty-Year-Old Boy is Killed by Auto
- Creel is Placing Landless Indians
- Tender Bad Check and are Arrested
- Library at Price is Being Improved
- Wants Prohibition Strictly Enforced
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- Dr J J Galligan Chooses Allen Classic Roadster
- Fire Apparatus has Developed Rapidly
- Local Auto Dealers Back from Show
- Oakland Chassis Feature at Show
- Wise Farmers Buy Tractors Early
- Ogden Auto Show is Decided Success
- Carruthers Tells of Eastern Shows
- New Taxi Company to Operate Soon
- New Body Plant is Planned by Allen
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- Boxing Bouts this Week
- Rowdy Elliott is Once More a Cub
- Armstrong may be Referee on Tuesday
- Pair of Heavies who are Matched for Murray Bout
- Bowling
- Amateur Baseball Men at Loggerheads
- Idaho Techs Beat Chicago Crescents
- Veteran Baseball Man Dead Tim Murnane One-Time Star
- Coalville Juniors Beat Morgan Boys
- Shelley Continues to Lead Opponents
- McCormick an Umpire
- Army Beats Pittsburg
- Badgers Once More Crawl up on Rivals
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- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Iowa Beats Chicago
- Gridders Work all Year at Idaho "U"
- Gilbert to Defend his Title Tomorrow
- Walt Walters, Denver Lad, who will Try to Beat Young Gilbert Tomorrow
- Gig Lamps are No Handicap Baseball is Cosmopolitan
- Another Kid Herman
- Big Kentucky Derby to have Large Field
- Aggies are Slowly Rounding to Form
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- Joseph G. Cannon
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- John Wanamaker
- John Burroughs
- Charlies Proteus Steinmetz
- James Hamilton Lewis
- Charles W. Eliot
- Opportunity Had to Hammer Hard to Make Governor Johnson to California Open the Door
- Did You Know a Red Shirted Gaint with a "Forty-Four" Landed the First Big Contract for Shonts?
- Charlies. B. Landis
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-02-11 | Page 24 | Ships of American Line will not Sail
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-02-11 |
| 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/s6252bjx |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6252bjx |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Ships of American Line will not Sail |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-02-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 24 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6252bjx/14796418 |