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- Big Salt Lake Stock Show to Begin Wednesday
- Packing Plant Gets its First Shipment
- Cudahy Packing Plant will Open at Same Time
- Judges Selected for Stock Show
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- opera Rehearsals Show Fine Progress
- Gencalogical Society to Meet
- Lippincott to Talk before Engineers
- Southern Singers to Give Melodies
- Company to Aid in Playgrounds Work
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- Boy Scouts Enact War-Time Scenes
- Williams may be Chosen to Handle War Resolution
- May use Oil Lamps to Illuminate Paris
- Turk Students in Germany
- Duke Goes to Tomb; No Pomp or Display
- Give Money for Band Concerts
- Postmasters Placed under Civil Service
- Offer of Spanish King is Accepted
- Danish Islands Now under Old Glory
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- Emma Consolidated has New Showing
- Reports Rich Strike in Hamburg Property
- Urado Oil Fields Attract Attention
- Seven Troughs Now Resumes Progress
- Cotton Market
- New York Bonds
- Coffee Futures
- Elgin Butter
- New York Money
- U.S. Steel and Standard Rails Lose 2 to 5 Points
- Metal Market is Still Unchanged
- Kansas City
- Chicago
- Livestock Quotations
- New York Grain
- Evaporated Fruits
- Flax, Oats and Rye
- New York Produce
- Chicago Produce
- Wheat Prices Rise;Market Erratic
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- Salt Lake Red Cross Aims to Get $10,000
- Former Examiner to Join Bankers
- Academy of Science Arranges Sessions
- Fined for braking Anti-Liquor Law
- Take Film Views of Church Dignitaries
- J.E. Taylor Accepts Position at Logan
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the Matter of the Estate Of
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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- Rain Stops Fighting
- British Troops Take More Towns in Mesopotamia
- German Bombs Kill Civilians near Dunkirk
- Berlin Reports Success in Fight with the British
- French Beat off Counter-Attacks by the Teutons
- British Forces Gain Ground in Northern France
- Germans Admit Capture of Two Towns by British
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- Picked a Winner
- A Very Ancient Warrior
- Hard Definitions
- Bottomless Pit
- Big Chances Both Ways
- Youth Made Musical Director
- Good Luck for Anglers
- Old-Timers Champs of the Commercial
- Part of the Treatment
- Clubs have Meatless Days
- Extends Educations despite the War
- Funeral Hearse Held in Distrust
- Salt Lake Youth Joins Naval Reserve
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- Filipinos Loyal to Stas and Stripes
- Regiment Engages in Great Fox Hunt
- German Prisoners Reclaim Swamp
- Climate is Deadly for White Troops
- China after Loan on Her Railroads
- Gough's Artillery in Somme Retreat of Teutons Very Effective
- Chinese to Decorate Japanese Emperor
- Trachoma Worries French Officials
- Declares America is Importent as Nation
- Train Natives for Service
- Cancer More Fatal than Tuberculosis
- Army is to Aid in Spring Cultivation
- German Press Angry at American Stand
- Inland Waterways will be Utilized
- Grecian Prisoners are not Downcast
- Ryan to Undertake Big Medical Task
- Firmness of Shares Explained
- Poor Guardians Taboo Tramps
- Japan will Censor Films
- Zeppelin Building to be Increased
- Scottish Soldiers Allowed to Land
- Siberian Camps in Ill Condition
- High Living Cost Vexes the French
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- Franchise is Discussed
- Spain Reported Tranquil
- Russian Munitions Made by Chinese
- Sells Food Cards; Goes to Prison
- Private Detective has Trying Season
- Debating Team Wins Honors will Contest in Salt Lake
- Governor to Attend Campfire
- Asks Conveyance of Land
- Scotch Lassie Gives Services to Nation
- Long Illness Fatal to Mrs. Petersen
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- Frenchmen Weep as they Thank Hoover
- German Consul Quits Amoy
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- Edmund Mitchell Dies in New York
- Must Wear Emblem Which He Insulted
- Belgian Minister on way to Washington
- Urge Relief for Victims of Teutons
- Receive Bids for U-Boat Chasers
- British Exchequer Shows Big Deficit
- Wool Auction Sales
- Is Injured by Auto
- Joseph Spillman Dies
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- Will Consider Paving Project
- Gauge Board will Give Flood Warning
- Liquor Application Denied by Court
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- Teachers Meet in Joint Institute
- Eagles Close Old Rooms
- Whistle to Tell of War Declaration
- Twenty Baby Elks initiated at Ogden
- Backward Season Hampers Canners
- Plan to Mobilize Farm Resources
- Romera Waives Hearting
- Plan Preparedness Parade
- Glee Clubs Changes
- Mass Meeting at Manti
- Assault is Charged
- Alleged Bootleggers Held
- Glazier Joins Provo Company
- Convention Held
- Seven Enlist with Guard
- Held on Assault Charge
- Insurance Men Meet
- Negro Held for Assault
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- Idaho Editor in City
- Camera Club to Hold Exhibition
- Six Murder Cases Set for April Term
- Five are Arrested in Gambling Raid
- State Attaches Make their Exit
- Hold Flag Raising
- Arnst Infant Dies
- M. I. A. to Meet Today
- Engineer to Lecture
- Mrs. Sarah H. Walker Dies
- McClure Files Protest
- Ladies' Auxiliary to I. O. O. F. Formed
- Missionary Meeting Date Set
- Say Two Robbed Him
- Cyclist Injured
- Neeley Funeral Held
- Ninety-Eight Visits Reported by Nurses
- Court Says Hyde is within Rights
- Pop Corn Girls to Aid Humane Week
- Charged with Check Fraud
- Funeral of Mrs. Nellie Williams
- Services for Mrs. Joseph Salkield
- Lectures on Sanitation
- School Ventilation Systems Probed
- Births More than Treble Deaths
- Fire Fighters Pledge Loyalty to Old Glory Oath Administered to Men by Mayor Ferry
- Roberts to Begin Recruiting Canvass
- Californians to Hold Reunion
- Salt Lake Costing More to Operate
- Woman Seeks Job of Market Master
- Notes Decrease in Club's Liabilities
- Pratt Steps down from Wardenship
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- 200,000 Auto Trucks Now 1917 Demand
- Speed Limit may be Cut 20 Miles
- Here is Salt Lake's ''Speed Fleet" in Readiness for Service Local Dealers are First in Country to Offer their Aid
- Suggestion Pour in For Traffic Campaign
- Practical Wireless for Autos Invented
- Local News
- Wave Old Glory on Radiator Cap
- Efficient Roads -Our National Need
- $20,000 Race will Open Chicago Year
- Salt Lake Dealers Organize''war Fleet''
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- Gets First Federal Road Aid
- Small Overlands Fail to Arrive
- Franklin Cars Get Big Tire Mileage
- Red Cross Class Nears Completion
- Gets Ninety-Day Jail Sentence
- Alexander Sends 'Autoped' Movement off with a Rush
- Motor Trucks Cut High Cost of Living
- Electro-Plating to be Featured Soon
- Sight- Seeing Ride Stock Show Feature
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- Business Men Give Pledge of Loyalty
- Housekeeper Admits Bankruptcy
- Big Class is Initiated
- Says Proposal for Peace Holds Good
- Emerson Eight Grade is Preparing to Graduate Uinta Pupils are Making Ready for Class Promotion
- Will Mobilize Food Resources
- Twin Falls Rally Helps Red Cross
- Repair Damage Done to Big Power Line
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- 10,000 Crowd Expected on Opening Day
- How Various Coast League Managers Feel about their Chances of Success
- M'Credie will Bring Strong Club to Zion
- Managers on Edge for Opening Gun Tuesday First Week Critical Time for Club Pilots
- Another Coast League Pennant Struggle will Begin Tuesday; What Happened in Bygone Days
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- Crazy Kennedy Detective Solves Knotty Problems
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- Shriners Enjoy a Dance
- Elks Asked to Give Aid to President
- Henigan Wins Time Prize over Kyronen
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Exhibition Games
- Eighteen Oaks off for Los Angeles
- M'Credie to Bring Nineteen Men Here
- Indians Give Seals 11-Inning Battle
- Chance is Primed for Opening Tussle
- Stovall Lays down Law to his Players
- Moon and Brothers Lead in Billiards
- Williams Wins in all Three Matches
- Marquard Slammed Hard by Champions
- Tigers and Giants Fight all the Way
- Yankee Rookie has Braves on the Hip
- Jamison too Much for Matty's Reds
- Cards Get First in Series with Braves
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- Logan Schools will Begin Outdoor Work
- The Rook on the Writers Experts in Training Camp
- No Games Played in Deseret Leagues
- Handball Tourney Nears the Finals
- Bowling
- Essex Park Stands Destroyed by Fire
- Numerous Grapplers after Harbertson
- Dundee-Young Bout Arouses Interest
- Spalding Baseball Guide for 1917 Out
- Riflemen Run Best Scores of Season
- Commercial League has Eighteen Clubs
- Principal in Monday's Headliner
- Committee will Decide on Tourney
- Baseball League is Organized in Idaho
- Gilbert-George go Should be Fast One
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-04-01 | Page 22 | German Bombs Kill Civilians near Dunkirk
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-04-01 |
| 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/s6d804pm |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6d804pm |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | German Bombs Kill Civilians near Dunkirk |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-04-01 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 22 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6d804pm/14810276 |