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- Page 1
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- Kornil off Bombards Kerensky Positions
- Increase in Freight Rates is Suspended
- Prisoners Ill-Treated Japanese First Victims
- Russ Situation is Analyzed by U. S. Officials
- Korniloff Beaten, Declares Kerensky
- German Embargo on Coal
- Insane Hospital is Destroyed by Fire
- Jewish Soldiers Get Furloughs
- Death Reveals Gotham Banker as Embezzler
- Utah Drafters are Now at Camp Lewis
- Governor's Evidence will be Admitted
- Spencer to Aid in Troop Movement
- Sweden Holds Her Diplomat Blameless
- Page 2
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- Secretary Wilson Recuperating
- Ogden Girl is Creditor
- Still Working to Get Kelly Jury
- Illinois Strike Fails to Spread
- Teaching Children German Propaganda
- Morgenthau Reaches United States
- Stars and Striped over Verdun
- Freight Handlers Seek Conferences
- Protest Against Reducing Rations
- Delay Final Vote on Insurance Bill
- Ready to "Wade" into Teuton Line
- Chemical Industry Mobilized for War
- Strike of Packers in Omaha Settled
- Mooney is Refused Rehearing of Case
- Both Houses to Confer on War Tax
- Complete Report on Negro Soldiers' Riot
- Italy Given New Credit
- Buenos Aires is Guarded by Mounted Patrols
- Lansing Careful in Statements of the Situation
- Merchantmen Battle Fleet of Submarines
- Page 3
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- Order Huts for Troops
- Kansas City Strike Spreads
- Canadian Grain Prices are Fixed
- Fighting on Somme Front
- Bavarian General Killed
- Fleet Joins Government
- Few Prisoners Taken
- Aircraft Restricted
- Civil Governor Discussed
- German Lines Penetrated
- Russians Start Offensive
- Russian Crisis Overshadows all News of the Day
- British Report Much Activity on all Fronts
- Korniloff in Advance on Russ Capital
- Woman Convicted of Murder
- Secretary Baker at Chillicothe
- Anaconda Mine Strike is Settled
- New Mexican Editor Punished by Court
- Control of Sugar Starts October 1
- See New Angles in I. W. W. Movement
- Killed by Jealous Wife
- Seeks Funds for Americans' Relief
- German Editors to be Tried Thursday
- Page 4
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- Secretary Appointed
- Weather Data
- Danish Exporter Predicts Long War
- Tooele Boys Leave for Camp to Train at American Lake
- M'adoo Explains War Credit Bill
- Winter Set Right by Draft Board
- To Hold Court in Provo
- Carbon County Boys are to be Honored
- Peach Day Racing Events Arranged
- Travesty on "Hamlet" Headlines Pantages Bill Opening Today
- Salt Lakers in New York
- Suffers Fractured Leg
- Conspiracy Trials Delayed
- Dies of Diphtheria
- Painleve Gets to Work
- Villa Reported as Ready to Surrender
- Midwest States Visited by Frost
- Berkman to Get a Hearing Today
- Malcolm Acquitted by London Jury
- Page 5
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- Society
- Must Lower Car Tracks
- Files Bankruptcy Petition
- Mrs. Mccune Quits Council Committee
- Elliott Leaves for Los Angeles
- Van Dam Succeeds Nebeker
- Utah Food Held in Cold Storage
- Cotchett Assigned to Chicago Post
- Silver Reaches 97 Cents per Ounce
- Murray is Prepared to Furnish Lighting
- Men Needed for Ordnance Corps
- Troops to be Paid by end of Week
- Five Cows Found to be Infected
- Rio Grande Files its Car Statement
- License Inspectors have Police Power
- Hearing on Proposed Rate Increase Opens
- Page 6
- Page 7
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- Yesterday's Enlistments
- Record for Certification Broken by District Board
- James Farnon of Park City Dies
- Lundgren Funeral Tomorrow
- Brother and Sister are Given Reception
- Utah Draft Made at $4020.35 Cost
- Police Hear of Petty Burglaries
- Will Aid Students through Courses
- Girl Succumbs to Appendicitis
- Sweet Residence Changes Hands
- Davis Infant Dies
- Geier Crew Arrives Today is under Military Escort
- Bachelor Knights to Entertain
- Sunday Concerts to be Continued
- Clerks Trying to Settle Difficulty
- Woodmen are to Conduct Services
- Tentative Plan for Vocational System
- Says Flimsy Dress Leads to Danger
- Making Ready for Big Military Show
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- Coffey Draws
- Plan Racing Meets to Aid War Horses
- Rath Continues to Lead Coast League Hitters
- Pitcher Jim Scott in Officers' Camp
- Salt Lake Again Adds Few Points to its Lead as Best Hitting Club
- Ertle Beats Moore
- Lewis Beats Bartfield
- Trappers Tie with 147
- Naturally Cubs Pick the Giants
- High Cost of World Series is Reduced
- Molla Again among the Tennis Winners
- Greb Beats Smith in a Tame Battle
- Southern Association
- American Association
- Oaklets Fight like Regulars; Nose out Seals
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- High Schools Make Start at Football
- Wild Heaves and Such
- Only One Inning, but That's Enough
- Good Boy, Tom, you Deserved Better Luck
- Page 9
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- Has New Plan for Peace Proposals
- Many Saloons Forced to Quit
- Italy to Limit use of Foodstuffs
- One Race a Battle
- St. Frisco Triumphs over Mabel Trask
- Vaudeville's Biggest Production Opens at the Orpheum Tonight
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Government Seizes Wheat
- Protest Coal Price Schedule
- Red Cross Conference Opens
- Schooner Owner is Held as Alien Enemy
- Refuse Primary Wheat Sale in West
- Covery Shuts Tigers out on Three Hits
- Yankees Again Win Both from Mackmen
- Red Sox out of Flag Race; Again Beaten
- White Sox Rookie Clinches his Job
- Indians and Reds to Play 7-Game Series
- Cubs Take Double on Military Day
- Jack Dempsey Puts up Poor Exhibition
- Cards and Pirates Divide Double Bill
- Boston Golfer is Best on First Day
- Braves and Phillies Once More Even Day
- Giants Twice Rally to Win over Dodgers
- Page 10
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- Sugar Market
- Chicago Produce
- Flax, Oats and Rye
- Evaporated Fruits
- Coffee Futures
- Kansas City
- Chicago
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- London Money
- Local News
- Cotton Market
- New York Money
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- Bar Silver Makes 98 5-8 Cent Price
- New York Listed Stocks
- Local Quotations by J. A. Hogle & Co.
- New York Produce
- Corn Price Little Affected by Frost
- Moscow's Activity is Day's Feature
- Bond Quotations by J. A. Hogle & Co.
- More Activity in Curb Business
- Nevadas Quoted in San Francisco
- Columbus-Rexall Adds to Tonnage
- World's Gold Production in 1916 was $470,442,068
- Ore Shipments Released
- Some Sales Made on Western 'Change
- Shiloh Oil Plans Drilling at Casper
- Pyramid Oil Opens Kemmerer Office
- $3300 Car from Montana-Bingham
- Advance in Silver Arouses Interest
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- Page 12
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- German is Held on Serious Charges
- Amusements
- State Institution Affected by War
- Allied Nations are to be Represented
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- American Victory is Told in Letter
- Beehive Girls to Meet
- Off for American Lake
- Grocers Face Problem
- Quota Reaches Camp
- Plain Clothing is Favored in Schools
- Young Ogden Boy has Enlisted in Field Artillery
- Thirty More Examined
- Picture Expert Goes East
- Nonsupport Alleged
- Conference is Held
- To Discuss Conservation
- Milk in Good Condition
- Poultrymen to Exhibit
- Judge Agee is Ill
- Dies after Long Illness
- Explains and is Freed
- Abbott's Name on Lists for Service
- Movement of Peach Crop Soon to Begin
- Is Severely Injured by a Runaway Auto
- Page 13
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- Teachers's Salaries Left to Committee
- Order of Notice Thereon
- In the District Court of The
- Notice of Assessment
- American Consolidated Copper Company
- Notice of Stockholders' Special Meeting
- 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
- In the District Court, Probate
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- The Annual Meeting of The
- Dividend Notice
- Notice is Hereby Given That
- Delinquent Notice
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice of Assessment
- Gun Pointer Here to See his Family
- Woman is Candidate
- Church Officials on Tour
- Soldiers Visiting Homes
- Sent to State Prison
- Many Students Expected
- Consumption Cause of Miner's Death
- Auto Thieves Sent to the Penitentiary
- Cabaret Ball to be Given Soldiers
- Police Question Garage Workmen
- Magna is to have New School House
- Colonel Tatlock Buried
- Funeral of Jens Hansen
- Funeral of Mrs. Eleanor Thomas
- Funeral of Mrs. Janet Matthews
- Richter Returns to Business
- Organize Fathers' Classes
- Halton Postoffice Re-Established
- Boy Suffers Broken Leg
- Arrange Reception for Departing Men
- Gratitude is Felt for Help of Utah
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- Page 16
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- Whitmore Home on Furlough
- Orientals Caught in Raid
- Dr. A. C. Corwin to Speak to Medicos
- independent Sugar Men Want Hearing
- Miss Vida Eccles Weds New Yorker
- To Better Control Solicitors of Cash
- Funeral of Mrs. Thora Hansen
- Books on Foods in Public Library
- Medico is Appointed Regimental Surgeon
- Private Adjusts Faulty Halyard; Wins a Reward
- Would do Picket Work
- Dininny Funeral Largely Attended
- Change Made in War Prison Staff
- M'nair's Trial for Murder is Opened
- Band Arranges Fine Programme
- Smelting Case is Ended by Court
- Hospital Honor Roll Men who are Leaving
- Draft Forces Firm to Close Doors
- Chruch Party Goes on Trip to Canyon
- Hospital Corps will Entrain for Linda Vista Tomorrow Orders have been Received for Move to California Camp
- Fine Programme Being Arranged
- Commander Coming on Inspection Visit
Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-09-12 | Page 9 | White Sox Rookie Clinches his Job
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-09-12 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6ns1n7q |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ns1n7q |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | White Sox Rookie Clinches his Job |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-09-12 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Page | 9 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ns1n7q/14809598 |