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- Exemption Boards are Warned by Crowder
- Big Gains are Made by Ruman and Russ
- German Women Also Fighting on East Front
- Coal Miners to Quit and Seek other Jobs
- Norwegian Steamer is Sunk
- German Ships to be Used as Transports
- Paris Hospital is Bombed by Airmen
- Chester, Pa., Scene of More Rioting
- Heavy Cloudburst Damages Kaysville
- Sammies will Employ Baseball Tactics in War
- Germany to Spare Argentine Vessels
- Outlook in Chins Serious
- Pershing to Visit the American Camp
- New Board to Supervise all Wa4r Purchases
- More Mines Close down at Leadville
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- Russian Cabinet to be Overhauled by the Premier
- Austrian Marries Native of France
- Situation Said to be Clearing in Petrograd
- Czech Troops Die Rather than Face Treason Charge
- Switchmen out in the Chicago Railway Yards
- Army Orders
- Births Far Exceed Deaths
- Funeral of J. A. Sullivan
- Two Hospital Units Arrive in France
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- Will Restrict Traffic
- Committee to have Charge of Ships Afloat
- Spring Lake Celebrates Red Cross Represented
- London Pacifists Roughly Handled
- Drought Destroys North Dakota Crop
- Murray Red Cross to Sew Each Week
- Call Themselves ''Amexes''
- Missionaries Safe in Berne
- Three-Year-Old is Spartan
- Strikers Decline Compromise Offer
- Woman to Combat German Propaganda
- Prisoners to Remain in England
- Six Enlistments Reported
- New Star Located by an Astronomer
- Berlin Night Report
- British Repulse Attack
- Battle on Aisne Front
- Brisk Artillery Duel is Reported by the Italians
- British Airmen Victorious in a Number of Fights
- Archduke Joseph Takes Positions from Russians
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- America will Wrest Victory, Maurice Says
- Yesterday's Enlistments
- Salt Lake Woman will Open Hotel
- Japanese Destroy German Submarine
- Goldman Released on Bail
- Negroes March in Protest of Rioting
- Record Price for Cotton
- Warns Against use of Poisoned Plaster
- Peru Adheres to Wilson's Message
- German Airplanes Drop Bombs on Paris
- Local News
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- Applies for Water Rights
- Plan Record Tax Levy
- Gets First Liquor Permit
- Draft Orders Received
- Salisbury Given Farewell Dinner
- Armstrong Goes to Search for Sister
- Boys of Utah Save Big Sugar Values
- See Conspiracy to Beat Idaho Dryness
- Old Stockade Land Title is Cleared
- Salt Lake Girl Returns to Stage in Vaudeville
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- Funeral Directors Conclude
- Master Draft List is Still Missing
- Located in Rooming House
- President Lund to Speak
- School Contractor must Hasten Work
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- Eika not Afraid of Rain
- Licensed to Marry
- Says Canners will Stand by Contract
- Mysterious Theft Puzzle to Police
- Much Damage Done by Heavy Rainfall
- Stranger Dies at Infirmary
- Injuries may be Permanent
- Country Buys 2700 Horses and Mules
- Baca Likely to Get Life Imprisonment
- Will Open County Schools October 1
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- To Introduce Film in Divorce Action
- Swindlers in Berlin Forge Bread Cards
- Declares Russia is Victim of Anarchy
- Cathedral Bell is Melted for Metal
- Slackers are Held in Grent Contempt
- Kin with British Navy Visit Delights the Seamen
- Married Women Barred from Juries
- Teutons Requisition Household Metals
- Australians Being Robbed in London
- Socialists Seeking a Separate Peace
- $3,500,000,000 Spent for Army Supplies
- Victor Hugo's Story Partially Repeated
- Belgian Civilians Cruelly Treated
- Prisoners Allowed to Die of Typhoid
- Teutons Uneasy in Brazilian Province
- Is Against Object of Annexationists
- Japanese Freight Awaiting Shipment
- Mine Resources Being Developed
- Held Responsible for War Blunders
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- Rain Postpones Exercises
- Asks Police Aid to Bury Her Son
- Millers Ready to Aid Government
- Hoover Gives Reasons Why we will Win
- May Get a Carnegie Medal Little Heroine is Idolized
- Police are Seeking Fake Coal Salesman
- Thanks City for the use of Room
- Son in Searles Home
- Chales Blythe Dies
- Wyoming Farmers Seek Labor
- Going to Excavate Indian Mounds
- Farewell Civen Young Man who has Enlisted
- Regiment Finishes Target Range Work
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- Notice to Contractors
- Legal Notice
- Notice to Stockholders of Charm Mining & Milling Company
- Eddie Plank's Slow Ball Fools Ty Cobb
- Died
- Funeral Notices
- Homebreds are Winners
- Mack's Policy not a Proved Success
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- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Death Calls Popular Young Baseball Player
- Says ''Rean Ball" Sounds like Alibi
- Big League Clubs will Show Profit
- Dr. Canfield Dies
- County Officers in Military Draft
- Boy Dies as Result of Elevator Fall
- Report Submitted by County Auditor
- St. Anthony Man Dies in California
- Will Develop Big Ranch in Colombia
- John C. Paskett Dies at Henefer
- Carbon County to have Big Reservoir
- Conferees on Food Control Fail to Agree
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- Blackfoot Man is Held
- Eye Losses Placed at Different Values
- Devotees of Bacchus are Making Merry
- People's Council to Meet on Monday
- Rainfall Totals Only 4 of an Inch
- Shoe Campaign Nets 1500 Pairs
- Limit Baggage of Troops for France
- Reynolds to Work in Steel Mills
- Forty-Third will Give Orpheum Show
- Seek Vandal who is Ruining War Gardens
- Get Notice of Intended Suit
- Soldier is Killed by Street Car
- Planning to Open Coal Properties
- Boosters on way to Uinta Country
- Bingham Family Congratulated
- Burglary is Charged
- Two Accused by Federal Agents
- Planning to Save Canyon Railroad
- City Attorneys Want Better Pay
- City Takes Steps to Fight Coal Famine
- Draft Boards to Begin Work Monday
- Say Wheat Supply Ample for Needs
- City is Third in National Recruiting
- Artillery Boys Make Ready to Enter Federal Service
- Citizens Petition for Paving
- Engagement Announced
- Telegraphic Service is due Salt Lake
- Coalville Mine to be Operated
- Vacant Lots are Being Cultivated
- Guard will Receive Monster Seno-Off
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- New Plant to Cost Two Million Dollars
- Flooded Roads are Good Money Maker
- On Cross-Country Run to Join Battery
- Willys Heads Curtiss
- Swiss Subsidy Motors
- Motors for New York Guard
- First Outing to be Held at Logan
- Noted Engineer to Advise Truck Men
- Studebaker Sales Manager is Here
- Half-Soled Tires Save Owners Money
- Spark Plug Men Here
- Nature Wonderland Invites the Tourist
- Typical Scenes Along Utah's Many Highways
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- German Aviator Interned
- Truck News
- Motorized Delivery is True Economy
- 12,000 Mountain Miles, No Repairs, is Record of Jeffery Truck on Big Cottonwood Stage Line
- Quaker Tire Co.'S Business Grows
- Factory Experts at White Sales Agency
- Salt Lake Agency has Largest Stock
- Auto Recognized as Business Necessity
- Kissel Trucks are Shipped by Express
- Military Highway Bill is Favored
- Light Eight Car is Most Popular
- Premier Appeals to Farmers
- Combine to Stop Auto Thieving
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- Bailey Bullion Mining Company
- Steamer Sunk in Collision
- Godiva Gets Vein on the 1200 Level
- New York Listed Quotations
- Good Progress on Copper Leaf Shaft
- Columbus-Rexall Attacked by Bears
- Boston Copper Quotations
- Ore Shipments Unusually Heavy
- Two of Cottonwood Companies Combine
- Standard Oil Stocks
- Bond Quotations by J. A. Hogle & Co.
- Nevadas Quoted in San Francisco
- Contracts Loet for Putting down Wells
- New York Curb Quotations
- Scores Desire to Boost 'Unbacked'
- Holds the Outlook for Higher Copper
- Greenback Company Sending Shipment
- C.-C. Consolidated Pleases Directors
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- Chicago
- Kaneas City
- Cotton Market
- Coffee Futures
- Flax, Oats and Rye
- Chicago Produce
- New York Produce
- Values Advance in the Grain Market
- Short Covering Sends the Prices up in Wall Street
- Douglas Romney to Speak
- New York Money
- New York Grain
- Evaporated Fruits
- Clearing House Report
- London Money and Metals
- Metal Market
- New York Bonds
- Closing Stock List
- Local Quotations by J. A. Hogle & Co.
- Reduction in Total of Bank Resources
- Notice of Sale of Personal Property
- In the District6 Court Probate
- In the District Court Probate
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice
- Assessment Notice No 1
- Sheriff's Sale
- [Illegible] Notice
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- Will Install Bakery at Fort
- Pay Roll Builder Out
- District Court Opens
- Nine Applicants Examined
- Boy Arrested for Forgery
- Ordered to Report
- More Idaho Land is Clear Listed
- To Ask Low Rate to Winter Ranges
- Governor Settles I. W. .W. Troubles
- Urges Conservation of Potato Supply
- Draft Resolution Meets with Favor
- Story Showing the Kaiser Wanted War
- Ned Jordan Now Member N. A. C. C.
- Engineers Favor the use of Culco Oils
- Puzzles of Draft are Answered Tribune will Help Registrants
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- Fightin' Spirit is Big Help to Them
- To Spread Baseball in Foreign Lands
- Boxing Bouts this Week
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- Present Marks for Athletes are High
- Father's Bullet is Fatal to Al Palzer
- Dodgers Win Both from the Pirates
- M'kechnie's Error Gives Phillies Game
- Aggies Make Ready for Grid Campaign
- Ty Cobb is Whole Show in American
- Cards Overcome Big Lead; Beat Braves
- Wilson's Slam Wins for Cubs in 10th Round
- Big Elevator is Torpedoed
- 'Fast One, Close in,' an Effective Ball
- White Sox Twice Lose to Yankees
- Tigers come from behind; Take Both
- Famous Ball Player Enlists in Navy as Yeoman
- Senators Win in Tenth on Error
- Red Sox Win Twice; Climb on White Sox
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- Pay Small Fortunes for Turf Champions
- Billy Evans Writes on 'How to Umpire'
- Byrd Lynn to have his Regular Turn
- Cincinnati Diamond Stars were Once Brilliant Performers on the Gridiron
- Busher Found it did not Pay Quit
- Checkers
- Will Join in Celebration
- Ashton Club Takes Firmer Grip on [Illegible]
- Old-Timers were Heavy Swatsmiths
- Youngest Umpire in Land Shows Nerve
- Three Weeks More in Trolley League
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- Studebaker Model 18 Six Owned by Harlos Grow
- British Plan Big Card of Sports
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- Armstrong Victor in Tennis Tourney
- Why Pitchers Fail to Clout Baseball
- Chicago Pair Wins Benefit Golf Match
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- Local News
- Fifth Inning is Fatal to Clint Prough
- Joe Wilhoit Turned over to the Giants
- Seraphs Take Beavers down Two Games
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-07-29 | Page 1 | Paris Hospital is Bombed by Airmen
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-07-29 |
| 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/s6rj5bv3 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rj5bv3 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Paris Hospital is Bombed by Airmen |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1917-07-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rj5bv3/14812028 |