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- Offensive is Begun by Allies in France
- Roundop of Alien Suspects is under Way
- Romans Counter Fiercely on Foe
- Mrs. Desaulles Happy to See Her Little Son
- German Diplomats are Held in Port
- Governor Cornwell Flays M'call Act
- Bench Warrants for Alien Enemies Held
- Idaho Man Honored
- U. S. to Sit in Allied Council on War Conduct
- U. S. Puts Embargo on Goods to Russia
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- France Knows Only Business of Warmaking
- Veteran's House is Painted Yellow
- Y. M. C. A. Fund Oversubscribed
- Fruitgrowers Need Help
- Austrians Suspected of Frauds
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- End of Rail Strike Possibility Seen
- Call Congress to Consider Russian Naval Situation
- Five Flags Flying over Citadel of Udine, is Report
- Status of Venice must be Defined, Declares Austria
- Invaders Routed in Four Attempts at Monte Tomba
- Austrians Repulsed
- Claim Italian Defeat
- Concentrate Attack
- Americans at Battle Front Showing Form
- Greek Agitation Subject of Probe
- Seven Maximalist Government Heads Resign Positions
- Dispatches Say Cossack General Commands Russ
- Finns Strip Power of Diplomats of Allies at Tornea
- Kerensky Reported with Army Corps Located at Luga
- Tell of Moscow Battle
- Former Member of Duma Held in Monarchist Plot
- U. S. Destroyer is Sunk in Collision
- Cabinet Approves War Credits
- U. S. Regimental Staff under Fire
- American Casualty List
- 120,000 Affected
- Los Angeles may be Biggest "Dry" City
- Plan Fuel Diversion
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- Greek Premier has Praise for America
- Letters Threaten Texas Official
- Farmer is Forced to Salute the Flag
- Complete List of Fuel Regulators
- Dismiss Candidates at Training Camp
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- Labor Reaffirms Loyalty to Nation
- Commandeered Yard Completes 20,000 Tons
- D'annunzio Still Fighting for Italy
- Says Hoarding of Wheat has Ceased
- Deny Participation in Houston Riots
- U. S. Aviators Warned
- French Prisoner is Condemned
- Think Storekeepers are Saving Pennies
- Resists Arrest as I. W. W. Conspirator
- Yaqui Indians Raid in Sonora
- Urge Increase in Discount Rates
- Resignations Accepted by President
- Passports Refused Pacifists
- Earthquake Sinks Ocean Vessel
- Trace Coal Strikes in Illinois to I. W. W.
- Hid in Cellar to Avoid Draft Law
- Wholesale Sugar Smuggling Nipped
- Hoping to to Avoid Compulsory Rations
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- Hindu Plotters on Trial in U. S. Coast Court
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- Officers' Club in London is Opened
- No Increase in Grazing Charges
- General Strike in Finland near End
- Provide Revocation of Liquor Permits
- Roosevelt Speaks at Suffrage Jubilee
- Brussiloff is Wounded
- Finds New Chemical
- Salt Lakers in New York
- Lloyd George is Hailed as Victor
- U-Boat Sinks Ship, Then is Destroyed
- Bomb is Found in Chicago Postoffice
- Conclude Hearing of Swift Son-in-Law
- Woman's Party can not have Meeting
- Indictments are Withdrawn
- Serious Rioting in Berlin Sunday
- Denies Sinking of Sweeper
- Troops Raid Fampoux
- English near Jerusalem
- Artillery in Duel
- Says all Classes must be Patriotic
- M'clure Arraigns German Methods
- Voting Age is Reduced 2 Years
- Attach Property of Former Russ Czar
- Exports to Norway under Discussion
- Dries Lose Iowa by 932 Votes
- Ojinaga Deserted by Villa Forces
- Slacker in Duel with the Sheriff
- Street Car Fares to be Advanced
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- New Drill Schedule is Put into Effect
- Eight Miles of U. S. Fighters in Review
- "Oh, you Devil," Opens at Pantages Today
- Medical Advisory Boards Authorized
- Draft Board will Assist Eligibles
- Pugilist Faces Court-Martial
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- Says Labor Shortage Hits Idahoans Hard
- Four Held on Serious Charges
- Creditors Institute Bankruptcy Suit
- Police Entertained by "Tony the Rag"
- Deila Factor Starts
- Jail Ready for Acceptance
- McCallum Ill at University Club
- Misdemeanor to Talk to Motorman, Ordinance Decrees
- Colorado Governor Visits Salt Lake
- To Discuss Enlarging Herds
- Will Adjust Road Controversy
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- High Praise Given War Prison System
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- Suggests Blue Plate Dinner for Hotels
- Fine War Screens to be Seen Here
- Japanese School Formally Opened
- Gooding Here on Coal Status Probe
- M'nair Trial Jury not Yet Completed
- Manufacturer of Utah Asked to Meet
- Plan to Resume Speaking Contests
- To Study Child Conservation
- Money Coming in for Welfare Fund
- Arranging for Britannic Bazaar
- Senator Smoot Addresses Students
- Idaho Flocks to Increase
- Twelve-Mile Hike is Ordered Today
- Preventable Pests Cost State Million
- Watch Addresses, Says Postmaster
- Preparing for Assessment
- Smoot has Praise for Nation's Chief
- Two Fort Douglas Offenders Heard
- Services for Jane Alice Bytheway
- Youngster Saves Tot's Life
- Australians to Meet
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- M'adoo Plans Another Issue of Certificates
- Chinese Robber Suspect Arrested
- Walker Employees do Red Cross Work
- Plans to Vacate Brewery Charters
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- Marriage Licenses
- Real Estate Transfers
- Yesterday's Enlistments
- New Suits Filed
- Shay Case Goes to Jury Today
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- Aid Smoke Fund; It's a Real Duty
- Inheritance Taxes Paid
- Rowland Merill Wins Prize
- Slackers must Pay Price of Liberty
- Words of University Head Investigated
- Catholic Society to be Reorganized
- Two Mexicans are Accused
- Services for Mrs. Berg
- Astonishing Psychic Power is Displayed by Orpheum Artists
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- Leopards to Play Walla Walla Team
- Granite Il Ties with Westminster
- Texas University Beaten by Aggies
- Omaha Women Roll High Alley Scores
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- Willaro Denies He will Quit the Ring
- Leonard-Belmont Bout for St. Paul
- M'lean is Winner of the Selby Trophy
- Will Clean Jordan River of Garbage
- Football for Soldiers
- Hearthside Talks
- A. A. U. 1918 Tourney not Decided Upon
- Frat Head Passes Criticism on O. B.
- Cubs N. G., Says Rickey
- Tener Scouts Pool Scheme for Majors
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- The Quinine that does not Affect Head
- Sophs Win Opening 'World Series' Game
- Amusements
- "Oh, you Devil," Big Musical Comedy Production, to Headline New Pantages Bill
- Quarter Mile Swim is Friday Feature
- Cafe Owner Given a Timely Warning
- Verify Veterans' Claims
- Jazz Band to be a Feature of "Concentration," Opening at the Orpheum Tonight
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- Puffer Advocated Military Training
- Mrs. Lucy Sanders Dies at Farmington
- Distillery Raided by Tooele Sheriff
- German Widely Taught
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- First Meatless Day Observed in Ogden
- Stamps Needed for Christmas Packages
- 7-Year-Old Boys Loot Ogden Store
- Ogden Elks to Give Charity Fund Show
- Fund Raches $7000
- Former Ogden Man Transferred
- Ogden Charity Ball is Largely Attended
- Ogden Places Ban on Coal Hoarding
- Talks are Arranged for Luncheon Hours
- Ogden Man Made First Lieutenant
- Agrees to Give Wife Most of Property
- Fire Quickly Extinguished
- To Aid War Relief Work
- To Effect Organization
- Funeral Services to be Held for Red Cross Worker
- Fuel Officers Fix Basic Coke Prices
- Blaze in U. S. Transport
- Railroaders Get Increase
- Delinquent Notice
- In the District Court of The
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- Plan Development of Antimony Mine
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- Yellow Pine Shipments
- Ray Leaves for Muncy Creek
- Sugar Market
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- Local News
- Big Strike Reported at Six Mile Mine
- Market Takes Sudden Sport
- Ore from New Strike Carries High Values
- Sales Again Low on Local Exchange
- Nevada Silver Men Mustering Figures
- Drills of Salt Creek Petroleum Held Up
- Hatfield Dealings will be Protected
- Report of Chino Copper Issued
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- Report of Nevada Con. Shows Deficit
- Three Kings Levies Assessment
- Chicago Produce
- London Money
- Corn Goes Higher under Bull Action
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Kanses City
- Quoted Values Increase on Reputed Railway Proposal
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- Chicago
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- New York Meney
- Evaporated Fruits
- Bond Quotations by J. A. Hogle & Co.
- Cotton Market
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- New York Curb Stocks
- Coffee Futures
- Minneapolis Grains
- New York Produce
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- Delinquent Notice
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- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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- Funeral Notices
- Weather Data
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- Destruction of Food will Receive Check
- Payson Complains of Orem Service
- Power & Light Company Organizes
- "Live Longer" Tour Planned for Utah
- Barbers to Give Dance and Social
- "Utah Society" is San Diego Feature
- Amelia Palace to have New use will be Red Cross Headquarters
- G. A. R. Ladies Meet
- Strike Action Still Held in Abeyance
- Y. W. C. A. Launches Membership Drive
- Commence Work on Barracks at Fort
- "under Two Flags," Theme of Lecture
- Utah Men Soon to Get Commissions
- Dicke to Compile List of Laborers
- Knitters will Give Tea to Raise Funds
- Second Registration Planned this Week
- Suggests Economy in Draft Propaganda
- To Investigate Car Service Conditions
- Charges Husband Maltreated Here
- Says Reputation is worth $15,300
- French Chaplains to be Entertained Here
- Salvation Kettles Appear
- Colorado Man Lectures
- Masons Meet in Thirtieth Reunion
- Say Deputy Sheriff Conducted a Game
- Bull Pup Slain by Supposed Thief
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- Shake-up in Ranks of Utahns Begins
- Women Yeomen to Supplant the Men
Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-11-21 | Page 2 | Los Angeles may be Biggest "Dry" City
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-11-21 |
| 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/s6nw0bjp |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6nw0bjp |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Los Angeles may be Biggest "Dry" City |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-11-21 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6nw0bjp/14870453 |