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- Scores Killed by Tornadoes; Many illinois Towns Wrecked
- Airmen Raid the British Sea Coast
- rear Admiral Lacaze
- Invention of American Puts U-Boats Out
- Declares the Mine Workers must be Free
- Spy Mystery Baffles Navy
- Adopt New Section in Espionage Bill
- Downtown Blaze Causes Excitement
- Gompers Tells How Labor is Wasted
- Muskogee Shaken by an Explosion
- Wireless Station Guard is Wounded
- Senate Proposes to Tax Auto Owners
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- Italians Move Farther down toward Triest
- Report from Rome Details Success of the Italians
- Diabetes Sufferers Should not Give up in Despair
- Austrians Claim Complete Victory; Still Hold Lines
- Bombs Dropped upon the Towns from the Clouds
- Catarrh of Stomach did not Know it Nearly Starved
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- A Beautiful Woman
- Turks Expel Jews
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- Plenty of Hard Work for Men While Training
- Sympathy Strike is Ordered at Jerome
- Strike on in Peru
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- Big Increase Suspended
- Gome Wooden Ships to be Constructed
- Food Survey Bill Pruned in House
- Star Witness Makes his Escape
- Socialists Resent Lansing's Action
- Western Food Men Oppose Increase
- Protect Panama Approaches
- Lane Funeral on Tuesday
- Club Asks More Efficient Service
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- Jordan River Site for Munition Plant
- Don Carlos Wood will be Tendered Farewell Honors
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- Is Found Guilty of Abusing Girls
- Mrs. W. F. Vier Dies
- Registration Agents Chosen for Draft Day
- Arrange Programme for Commencement
- Elks Meet Here June 6th and 7th
- ''Signal of Peace" Given Location
- Piatt Goes to Boise
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- Russian Revolution Ratified at Tiflis
- Swedish Lieutenant Invents an Airplane
- Rumania Soon to Propose Reforms
- Swiss Government is after Smugglers
- Loyalty Reaffirmed by Maharajah Sindia
- To Raise Standards of Moving Pictures
- New 'Women's' Town Proves Successful
- Incas Organization is Ready to Assist
- England Gets Much Butter from Sweden
- Bounties are Offered
- Belgium is Trying to Combat Disease
- Former Monarch doing Good Work
- Preacher Taken at Word by Thieves
- Bells are Confiscated
- Women are doing the Work of Men Aiding to Defeat German Forces
- Italy is Looking to the United States
- Waste is Great in Irish Fishing Ports
- Women Workers in Great Demand Now
- Motors are Success
- Japan's Friendship is Again Reiterated
- Free Zones Favored Around French Ports
- Children Pleased with Time Change
- Dry Farming Carried on near Jerusalem
- Boom on for Pigs
- Fined for Substituting
- Sixty Germans Interned
- Big Saving Made
- Assisting Refugees
- Despised Peat Bogs to be Put to Use
- Elizabeth Medal is a New Decoration
- Beer Scarce in London
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- utah Shows Loyalty; Buys Bonds Freely
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- Madsen Leaves on Business Trip
- Anna C. Jamma Speaks to Nurses
- Salt Lakers in New York
- J. Harry Hickman
- Chums to Serve in Navy Together
- Urge County Bonds to Aid Utah Roads
- Salt Laker Joins Engineering Corps
- State Board to Meet
- Thirty-Six are Graduated
- Sues to Cancel Matrimonial 'Bet'
- Refrigerators are a Real Necessity
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- 'U' Alumni Reception Brilliant Success
- Logan is Proud of Record Big Planting Movement On
- Former Salt Lake Editor Dead at 86
- Three Doctors Ask Army Commissions
- Pioneer Dies at Daughter's Home
- Police Praised for Apprehending Man
- Salt Lake Sunday Church Services
- Army Orders
- Friends Remember Justice Thurman
- Home and School League
- Flowers are Needed
- Noted Architect to be Guest of League
- Another Pioneer Woman is Called
- Births are Three to One of Deaths
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- Little Interest Shown
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- Students Selected to Give Addresses
- Sacred Heart Pupils will Give may Fete
- To Honor Students Joining the Colors
- Truck Two Days behind Schedule
- Rule Laid down as to Reserved Seats
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- Junior Home Guards will Procure Data
- Signing Drainage District Petition
- Many to Attend Summer Schools
- Body of Ambassador is on way to East
- Co-Operation Offered
- New Coal Company Formed
- Elks' Reunion Postponed
- Applies for Commission
- To Give Assistance on Selective Draft
- In Readiness for First Registration
- To Receive Bids on Addition to School
- Articles are Filled
- Weather Hinders Work on Barracks
- Fall Fatal to Aged Salt Laker
- Brigham City Bank Buys Liberty Bonds
- Burglars Active in Brigham City
- Petition for Letters
- Women of Eureka Helping Red Cross
- Jackling Yacht is Purchased by Russia
- Decoration Day is to be Observed
- Ad Clubbers in Blizzard
- Playgrounds Favored
- Foundation to Fight Great White Plague
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- Four Given Terms in the Penitentiary
- Gives Two Boys to Battle for their Country
- Murray Arranges Memorial Service
- Short Line Engineer Enlists for Army
- Pocatello Men to be Graduated
- Reduction is Made in Teamsters' Pay
- Kemmerer Fears Floods
- Must Register or be Sent to Prison
- To Bring Troop to Full War Strength
- Municipal Plant is to Increase Prices
- Logan Boy Given Position in the National Capital
- Closing Exercises to be Held June 1
- Urge Respect for National Anthem
- Discloses Plot for Third Major League
- Boys Given Chance to Assist Nation
- West High Cadet Enlists in Utah National Guard
- Elks Say they have Strong Ball Club to Meet Rivals
- Ogden Chautauqua will Open June 8
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- Arrange Pairs for Directors' Cup Play
- Students Promoted
- Evanston, Wyo
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- soccer Games Off
- Pirates Get Pitter
- Decide for Cubs
- Chip to Meet Brown
- Dreyfuse Consents
- Missouri wins Doubles
- Interleague Series Off
- Illinois Tennisers Win
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice
- Closing Exercises Held
- In the District Court Probate
- In the District Court Probate
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- Honor Buttons for Selective Draft Men
- Busy Days are Ahead at Fort Commander Issues Routine Orders
- Merchants of City Reaping Benefits
- Coast Clamors for Utah Mine Output
- Rains Benefit the Growing Crops
- All in Readiness for T. M. A. Benefit
- Services for Mrs. Mary Rogers
- Plan to Establish State Repair Shop
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- Slayer of Son Held for Trial by Jury
- Head of Big Silk Thread Concern Dies
- English Students Quit their Studies
- Services to be Held
- Gory Threats Stir Bluecoats into Activity
- Start Big Campaign for Liberty Bonds
- Reinforce Order to Stop Liquor Sales
- Officers Investigate 'Black Hand' Threat
- Elks' Parade will be Unique Event
- University Faculty Adopts Resolutions
- Police after Man in Sable Toggery
- Bishop Nibley Returns Home
- No Flags on Hosiery
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- Maxwells Average Twenty-Seven Miles per Gallon on Official Test Run
- Cars Being Rushed to Local Agency
- U.S. Eliminates Middlemen's Profit
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- Cox is Optimistic of Trucks' Future
- Premier Sales Show Satisfactory Record
- Factory Large User of Oil and Gasoline
- Jordan Motor Car Co. Enlarges Plant
- Arrange Farewell for Daynes
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- Austin Mining has Encouragement
- Decoration Day
- Silver Tungsten to Take on New Life
- Head of Rochester Mines Visits City
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- Murray Physician Buys Chummy Dixie Flier
- B.H. Roberts the Speaker
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- in the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court Probate
- In the Third Judicial District
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- Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday Morning, may 27, 1917
- C.C. Consolidated is Held as Winner
- Strikes the Oil at Dillon, Montana
- Nevadas Quoted in San Francisco
- Ore Shipments Released
- New York Money
- Tuscarora Sure to be Revived
- Standard Oil Stocks
- Market is Quiet at Close of Week
- Actual Condition of Banks is Shown
- Calumet Property Steadily Shipping
- Deep Creek to have Another Producer
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- Pronounced Break in Prices of Wheat
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- Chicago Produce
- New York Produce
- Sugar Market
- Coppers, Oils and Motors Carried Upward by Steel
- New York Bonds
- Cotton Market
- Coffee Futures
- Review of Week
- Closing Stock List
- Weekly Bank Statement
- Combined Resources of Federal Banks
- Iron and Steel
- Livestock Market Shows Gain at Close
- Omaha
- Kansas City
- Chicago
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- Plan Recital for Diocesan Bishop
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- Making Trip into Elk Basin Field
- Kinney Wells are Now under Pump
- Completes Studies with Clean Record
- Grass Creek Field has 185 Wells
- Evaporated Fruits
- Drilling Company Reports Activities
- Wants Line Drawn on Smaller Pests
- Why?
- Local News
- Oil Experts Watch Field at Glenrock
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- Umpire Owens Arouses Ire of Brownies
- Giants Snare Final Against Mitchell Club
- Rain and Darkness Stops Chicago Game
- Joe Wood is Beaten in his First Start
- Another Game is Won by Tigers
- Wild Heaves and Such
- Mowrey and Olson Star for Dodgers
- Phillies' Clouters Beat Cincies Again
- Cruise Hits Longest Hit in Braves' Field
- Big Kentucky Handicap Saturday is Lure for Fastest Stars of Day
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- Hatchery Owners must have Licenses
- Much Interest in Field Day Events
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- College Baseball
- Western League
- Thirteen Giants Get Registration Papers
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- British Title Holders not all English
- Barbarism Practiced in Modern Prizering Brutal Days of Cestus Revived in America
- Sunday Schools to Hold Meet June 16
- Checkers
- Aggie Coach Helps in Food Production
- Yale Athletes Enlist for Service
- Scrappy Battles in the Trolley Today
- Take Care of Yourself
- Prexies to Oppose Exhibition Games
- Ode to Moisture
- Breakfast Food
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- Seven Tallies not Enough to Beat Seraphs
- Powers and Chance Bring Club up to War Strength
- Bob Simpson Gets Three First Places
- Seals Unable to Score Even One Small Run
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Cleveland Batters are Clouting Stroung
- Chalmers Salesman Wins Factory Trip
- Wyoming Reaps Rich Gains from Yield of Oil Fields
- Rivers-Young Bout Deferred Two Days
- Defendant Secures Judgment
- Value of Initial Important in Case
- First Inspection of Cattle is Made
- Seeking Funds for Ten Utah Nurses
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-05-27 | Page 18 | Decide for Cubs
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-05-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s69609tv |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69609tv |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Decide for Cubs |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-05-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Page | 18 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69609tv/14828473 |