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- Doughboy Moving toward the Rhine
- 145th Utah Field Artillery Coming Home
- More Evidences of Hun Cruelty
- [Illegible] Railroads Becomes New Issue
- Heber J. Grant Sustained as Mormon Church Head Anthon H. Lund and C. W. Penrose Named Counsefors
- Mother Follows Son to the Grave
- Seek Parallel to Versailles
- War Purchases Small in Utah
- Wants Wilson at Conference
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- Brussels Rejoices on King's Arrival
- Vast and Varied Crowd Carried of with Enthusiasm
- French Women Think Armistice Terms Justified
- Deserters from Austrian Armies from Organization
- German Press Publishes False Armistice News
- Occupation Army Continues Advance into Hun Country
- Thousands of Yankee Soldiers Sail for Home
- 278 Affected by Dethronement or Royal Abdication
- Refugees Pouring into France from Released Country
- Workers Want Delegates
- India Rejoices
- Writer Made Minister
- Marks and Crowns Fall
- R. R. Station Agents Given Raise in Pay
- Charge Oil Concern with Fraud in Mail
- To be Buried Tuesday
- Will Study U. S. Finance
- Induction Order Received
- Philippines Mission Put Off
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- Back to University after War Work
- Mexico Plans New Oil Laws
- German People will Oppose Red Flag as Ensign
- Say Ludendorff Made Efforts to Stop Armistice
- Hundred Thousand Germans through Frankfort Daily
- British Proceed on March toward Teuton Frontier
- Hun Submarine Had Operated off American Coast
- Where Food is Dear
- French for Vienna Next
- South Germany Firm
- Cease as Ambassadors
- Nonpartisans Plan to Hold Convention
- American Troops Head Procession Entering Brussels
- Alsace-Lorraine Liberation Now Close at Hand
- Settling down for Step Across German Frontier
- Americans Enjoy Seeing Sights of Moselle Valley
- 500 Massacred by Bolsheviki
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Tribute to McAdoo
- Board of Salvage Created for War
- Register in Japan
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- Name M'adoo as Bank Director
- For Command of U. S. Battleship
- Strike out Tax on Bank Checks
- Sinn Feiners Hurt Cause of Ireland
- Funeral Announced
- Epidemic Abating
- U. S. Destroyers for Eastern Adriatic
- Evil of Chewing Gum in Theaters
- Parson Simpkin Analizes Problems to Follow in Making Victorious Peace
- Funeral Data Fixed
- Declare Vatican to Give up Claims
- German Destroyer Sunk in North Sea
- Prince of Denmark Finishes U. S. Tour
- Clemenceau will Pay London Visit
- Cannot Meet all Losses by Hail
- Urge Registering for Nursing Work
- Biplane Goes on Long Journey
- Soldier's Mother Dead of Grief
- Death of Provo Boy Reviewed in Letter
- Soldiers to Run Auto Mail Route
- Order Release of I. W. W. Prisoners
- Funeral Largely Attended
- Pedy Taken to Provo
- U. S. to Continue Naval Station
- Local News
- Chaos Rampant among Germans
- Chaotic Conditions
- New Polish Cabinet
- Local News
- William as Sovereign
- To Represent U. S. Poles
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- Propose Changes in School Laws
- Local Officer Reaches France with Command
- Treasurer Planning to Avoid Crowding
- Flour Substitute Prices are Fixed
- Press Messenger does Real Stunt
- Real Estate Transfers
- Huns Handicapped by Lack of Horses
- Phone Company Wants Rise
- Marriage License
- New Suits Filed
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- School Nominating Call is Canceled
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- Reat Changes Seen for Metz
- Allies Opposed on Divna River
- Urges People Retain Bonds
- Charge Sale of Fraudulent Stock
- Urge Holding Cotton for Price
- Singing has Great Curative Effects
- Wilson is Praised
- Political Upset Coming in Idaho
- Lehi Soldier Dies of Influenza of the Border
- Eastern Macedonia has Suffered Much
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- Crew of Dumaru Arrive at Manila
- Local News
- "Paging" Short Line Men in the Service
- Over Top in War Fund
- War Reveals U. S. Illiteracy Extent
- Victim of Turk Cruelty is Suicide
- Idaho Politician Dies of Influenza
- Will Purchase Fine Stock in the East
- Prospects Bright for Irrigation
- Antwerp Cheers Loved Rulers
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- In Air for Bours on U-Boat Hunt
- Gives a Thrilling Narrative of his Capture and Escape
- Near East Favors 'Wilsonian' Ethics
- Russian Peasants Cling to Allies
- Big Boon for Crippled Solders Taught to be Self-Supporting
- Airplanes are Used as Messenger Boys
- Why Yankees are Called Doughboys
- Socialist Hymn Chimed
- More American Cotton is Needed
- May Tax Luxuries
- Dislike is General for Trench Mortar
- Hun Bombing Plane Quickly Destroyed
- German-Born, but Fought the Kaiser
- King and Premier Exhibit No Fear
- Suffering Great in Bolshevik Prisoners
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- Urge Russia at Peace Table
- 'White Book' is to be Issued
- Fred Smith will be Buried Today
- Funeral of Hyrum Pingree
- Still Short of Quota
- Six More Dead of Influenza in Ogden
- Brooker Fined $500
- Boys Accused of Burglary
- Kelliher Resigns from Police Force
- British Landlady Shunned by Yanks
- German Prisoners Greet New Arrivals
- Deaths and Funerals
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- Urged to Supply Refugees' Clothes
- Building Boom is on at Lehi
- Housedress Factory for Salt Lake City
- News of Death Received
- Diversification of Crops Aids Irrigation Projects
- Influenza Still Troubling Tooele
- Boxelder Board Checks on Work
- Boys on Furlough are Given Welcome
- Pioneer Woman Dies at Murray
- Dies of Influenza after Aiding Sister
- Pioneer of 1848 is Buried in Richmond
- Tooele Red Cross Makes Shipment
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- Great Work is Done by Two-Man Tank
- Turf Results and Entries
- Would Make Taft Sole Dictator of National Baseball Commission
- Rosy Outlook for Baseball, Popular View
- Matches come High
- Football Results
- California "U" Wins
- Notre Dame Beats Purdue
- Harvard is Victorious
- Mines Win Again
- Jackie Eleven may Visit California
- Rough Game Ends in 14-to-14 Tie
- Denver University Wins on a Fumble
- Two Benefit Grid Games are Played
- Early Lead Wins for Pennsylvania
- Puts over Victory in Final Quarter
- Wolverines Find Aggie Squad Easy
- Ames is Shut out by Kansas Aggies
- Cleveland Reserves down Soldier Squad
- Dartmouth Beaten in Annual Contest
- Cornhuskers Fail on Short Plunges
- Georgia Tech is Snowed under by Pittsburg Eleven
- Illinois Eleven Takes Easy Game from Chicagoans
- Long Runs Give Wisconsin Game with Ohio State
- Northwestern is Easily Beaten by Fast Iowa Eleven
- Great Lakes Eleven Wins Hard Battle
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- Dies of Bright's Disease
- Negro is Shot Dead following Quarrel
- Red Cross Active at Evanston, Wyo
- Many Interested in Gilmer Park
- Restriction Removal to Bring Construction
- Brigham is Proud of New Water System
- Will Sell Farm Lands
- Beauty
- Realty Operators Postpone Meeting
- Realty Sales are Reported as Brisk
- Potato Cellars are Necessary in Idaho
- Recent Home Acquisitions on East Bench by Quintette of Young Business Men
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- Telegram Loses in Filing Demurrer
- Will Placard Houses of Influenza Victims
- Eight Utah Soldiers Dead One is Wounded in Fance
- Official Bonds Fixed
- Liquor Possession Charged
- Chicago Gets Quota in War Work Drive
- Two Arrested for Attacking Man
- Knights Columbus Halt Building at 'U'
- Deportation may be Lot of Aliens
- No More Workers to go Abroad
- Winds Demolish Post Shed
- Captai C. R. Mabey Appointed Major
- Badly Burned in Lighting Fire
- Invite Governor to New York Meeting
- Two are Granted U. S. Citizenship
- Hay is Plentiful through Nevada
- Want Governor for Fifth Loan Speaker
- Utahns Urged to Buy More Stamps
- Food Rules will Remain in Force
- Will Take a Poll on Strike Proposal
- Utilities Boards Meeting Delayed
- Commissions are Held in Abeyance
- Engineers Leave for Post in East
- Would Read Just Rates on Freight
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- Lifting Roads out of the Mud
- Memorial Trees for Lincoln Way
- Water in the [Illegible]
- Too Rich Mixture
- Checking Noise in Motor Cars
- Good Roads Saved Fance from Defeat
- Spark Gaps may Cause Misfiring
- Intake Tappet Clearance
- Equip Tanks with American Motors
- Must be Able to Identify your Car
- "Shorts"
- Notable Gathering of Road Builders
- Starting the Car in an Emergency
- Emergency Condenser
- Manifold Leak
- Motorized Railway Pays Big Dividends
- Beauty and Motor Power in a Setting of Splendor
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- National Efficiency Stands all Tests
- Storage Battery and Cold Weather
- New Price Basis for Chevrolet Car
- Bearings Vital to Life of Motor Car
- Joseph Ririe is Recovering
- Simpson Featuring Winter Top Models
- Prosperity Looms, Says W. F. Culmer
- A Symphony on Wire Wheels!
- Nash Relived on War Duties
- Cronk Explains Battery Storage
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- Bonus Checks Make Employees Happy
- Matt Warden Says Watch the Battery
- Complete Filtering Fafilities at Oil Refining Plant
- Rubber Hose
- Careful Check Made of all Used Cars
- Utah Motor Offers Snappy Used Cars
- Sleeve-Valve Motor Used in War Tanks
- Secret of Nash Truck Longevity
- Tire Conservation by H. E. Marrion
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- Will Begin Potash Production Soon
- Will Sell (Subject)
- Ore Shipments Released
- Government Plans to Buy Manganese
- Utah-Apex may be in Merger, Report
- Elk Bain United Prepares to Drill
- Market is Steady at Close of Week
- Boston Stock Quotations
- Trust Companies Edition is Issued
- New York Curb Stocks
- Resume Sinking in Bellehelen Mine
- Calumet & Hecla Output Increases
- Utah Copper will Move Offices Soon
- Mining Company is Declared at Fault
- October Copper Production Shows Substantial Increase
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- London Money
- Condition of Banks
- Cotton Market
- Discount Bills Decline
- New York Grains
- New York Listed Stocks
- Local Quotations
- Minneapolis Grain
- Liberty Bonds
- New York Produce
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Kansas City
- Chicago
- Omaha
- New York Bonds
- New York Money
- Professional Trading is Feature of Stock Market
- Gold Question is Held as National
- New York Bond Quotations
- Standard Oil Stocks
- Chicago Produce
- Closing Stock List
- Coffee Futures
- Lower Level is Reached by Corn
- Intermountain Casualties
- Probate and Guardianship Notice
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Sheriffs' Sale
- Union Pacific Railroad Company, Cregon Short Line Railroad Company
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-11-24 | Page 42 | Corporal Curls Bayoneter-They Thought Him " too Gentle to Fight," but He Knew How to "Carry on"
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-24 |
| 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/s6tt62c8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tt62c8 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Corporal Curls Bayoneter-They Thought Him " too Gentle to Fight," but He Knew How to "Carry on" |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-24 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 42 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tt62c8/14895130 |