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- 3 Vessels Sail with 5000 Yank Soldiers
- Wilson has Strenuous Lost Day in Old London
- Young in Crash; Escapes Hurts
- British Electors Sustain Coalition
- Senator Makes Long Air Flight
- Knitters Ordered to Stack Needles
- Appalling Toll of Life in War
- Ukraine Bands Threaten Kovel
- New Steel Ship Launched
- Old Order to Vanish, President Declares
- Oppose Labor Political Party
- Baker Approves Y. M. C. A. Policy
- General Pershing Arrives at Nice
- Local News
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- Page 5
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- Deb's Attorney Asks Reversal
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- Production and Profits Big in Wyoming for 1918
- Came near Fighting the British Fleet
- To Speak for Utah at Art Conference
- Will Retain One of Powder Plants
- County's Dead Fifteen
- Lieutenant Simon at Home
- Soldiers Reach Home
- Rail Clerks to Organize
- Will Bring all War Trophies Home
- Mothers!
- Master Butchers Plan to Organize
- Soldier Returns Home
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- Soldiers Need Work
- Local News
- Situation in Central Europe
- Miscellany
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- Sugar Situation
- Lloyd George's Victory
- No More Doubt
- Must Get Quota
- Kitchin's Folly
- A Workman Inventor
- A Hero Every Day
- Willing to Learn
- How She Knew
- Red Tape
- Retouching an Old Master
- Wonderful
- His Inspiration
- Post Mortem Taxation
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- The "Flu" Flareup
- Page 7
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- Would not Wear Army Uniform
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- Receiver Named for Casualty Company
- To Keep War Gas Pending Peace
- Operating Income of Railways Drops
- Issue Posters on Irish Republic
- Ship Red Cross Supplies
- Sues for Alleged Defamation
- Held on Robbery Charge
- R. M. Conference to Decide Eligibility
- Commercial Hoop League to Reopen
- Discharged from Hospital
- Former Resident of this City Dies at Los Angeles
- Ogden Livestock
- Child Dies after Influenza Attack
- Funeral of Victim of Influenza is Well Attended
- Hospital Project Completed
- 150 Yank Airmen Killed this Year
- 'Flu' on Decline in Army Camps
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- Pershing Gives Rules for Huns
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- Liquor Removed; Burglars Foiled
- Transport Arrives
- Huns Give up Airplanes
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Delinquent Notice
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Notice of Proposed Amendment to Articles of Incorporation of the Antelope Shearing Corral, a Corporation
- Dissolution Notice
- Delinquent Notice
- Union Pacific Land Company
- Notice of Sale
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- Page 13
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- Angels of Mercy Open Eyes of Hun
- Quiet Reigns on Late Battlefields
- Locomotives Sent Overseas Intact
- Red Cross Works amid Germans Released Prisoners are Aided
- British Decorate Brave Americans
- Belgium United as Never Before
- Indigestion, not Wedlock, to Blame
- London Paper Sums up War Activities
- Many Bodies Washed Ashore
- Millions of Books Read by Soldiers
- Canadian Casualties Big
- Big Fireworks Order
- Tewfik Pasha is New Grand Vizier
- American Sculptor is Given High Honor
- Share of Chicago in Feeding Armies
- Ban Hurting Japan
- Yanks not Fearing Winter Europe
- Prices Still High in Great Britain
- Bare Legs Fashion for German Women
- Page 14
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- Coast Magnates to Meet Friday
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- The Finish of the Opera and Also of the Turkey
- Bike Game on its way Back
- Dogs and Dog Fellers
- Old Rivals to Meet Tomorrow
- Vincent Richards Junior Net Champ
- Frazee Retains Man who Led Red Sox to World Title
- Minors and Majors in Closer Harmony
- New Orleans Racing Plant is Destroyed
- Turf Results and Entries
- Utah Fighter has Enviable Record
- Boys are Invited for "Peanut Bust"
- Jimmy Burke is Officially Signed
- Middies Hoop Winners
- Frank Troeh High Amateur with Shotgun
- Thorpe and Hartley Draw
- Carlson Wins on Foul
- Local News
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- Page 16
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- Footballers Put in Day of Hard Licks
- Local News
- Says Rural Vote is Bulwark Against the Menace of Both Bolshevism and Moneyed Class
- Would Discuss Utah's Fish and Game Conditions
- Checkers
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- Baseball Stars Wounded
- Fred Anderson Through
- Hapgood may Boss Braves
- New York College is Winner at Chess
- Advocates Wider Physical Training
- Sanpete Red Cross Shows Good Work
- Page 17
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- No Copper Buying is in Evidence
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- Corn Advances as Shorts Seek Cover
- Boston Stock Quotations
- Holds War Minerals Bill Needs an Investigation
- Mayflower Mine is Getting Attention
- Mining Exchange Extends Greetings
- Ore Shipments Released
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Early Market Weakness is Reversed during Session
- Chicago Produce
- New York Produce
- Boston Curb Close
- New York Grain
- Minneapolis Grain
- Omaha
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- New York Money
- Cotton Market
- San Francisco Mining Stocks
- London Money
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- Wisconsin is Loyal, Churchman Asserts
- Salt Lake Soldier is Dead in England
- Utah is near Top in Thrift Stamp Sales
- Four Sons Sent to France Centerville Widow is Proud
- Auto Hits Child; Victim is Killed
- Traction Company is Legal Bout Winner
- Chapter to Supply 6000 Garments
- Watch Given to Alfred S. Peters
- Reherd to Discuss New Era Movement
- Eighty Cases, One Influenza Death
- School Heads to Favor Senate Bill
- Twenty Children are Made Happy
- Mormon Meetings Resume January 5
- $11,000,000 Company is Incorporated
- Utah to Aid in American Relief
- Asks New Laws on Purity of Edibles
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- Will Ask Work for Returned Soldiers
- Arrest Landenberger as Traffic Violator
- Employees Entertained
- Dunbar to Submit Report on Tuesday
- Ten-Day Storage for Wild Provender
- M'donald Candy Men in Banquet
- Will Lecture Tonight
- Would Widen Scope of Farm Loan Act
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- Increase Demand for Postal Trucks
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- New Jersey Bans the Snow Nuisance
- Banner Year for Auto Sales Here
- Winter Care of the Truck Important
- Explains Art of Choosing an Auto
- The 1919 Model Liberty Six Sedan
- Tire Stations to be Consolidated
- Winter Enlarges Service Station
- Popular Salesman Returns to Auto Game
- Remove Restrictions on Highway Work
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- Page 34
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- Ebert Cabinet Falls, is Report
- Old Order to Vanish, President Declares
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- King's Gifts on the Occasion of Wilson's Birthday
- Wilson has Busy Day in Old London
- Report on Five More Quadrangles
- Asked to Trace Missing Soldier
- Says Hindenburg Trenches Marvel
- Chicago Hotel Strike Grows
- Mrs. Lloyd Geroge has Afternoon Tea for Mrs. Wilson
- British Electors Sustain Coalition
- Defers Belgian Trip
- Page 35
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- Status of Truck in National Industry
- Tongs for Battery Terminals
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- First Official Street Sign is Erected in the City Ceremonies Conducted by State Auto Association
- New Nash Car Model Wins Instant Favor
- Packard Man Tells of Post-War Plans
- Use Lighter Oil in Winter
- Waterproofing Mohair Top
- When the Headlights Fail
- Standard Oil Stocks
- Liberty Bonds
- Cleaning Grimy Hands
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-12-29 | Page 8 | 150 Yank Airmen Killed this Year
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-12-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6475n8h |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6475n8h |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 150 Yank Airmen Killed this Year |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-12-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Page | 8 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6475n8h/14891083 |