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- Page 1
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- Many Lands Join in Uncle Sam's Rejoicing
- Viennese Starving Food Shortage [Illegible] Outlook is [Illegible]
- Americans Thankful for Dawn of Peace
- Can Extradite Hohenzollern
- No Intention to Raise Blockade
- Governors to Plan for Reconstruction
- May Limit U. S. Peace Delegates to Three
- Wilson's Visit Arouses Paris
- Stephens Saves Mooney from Gallows
- Page 2
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- Bavaria Cuts off German Relations
- Alsace Greets French Victors
- Negotiating for Publishing Prewar Documents
- Hamburg Council is in Soviet Scheme, Solf Charges
- Berlin Workers Want Higher Pay and Short Hours
- First Banquet is Held on Airplane
- Declares Counter Revolt is Now in Full Swing
- Yankee Officers Confer with Huns, Dispatch States
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- Columbus Knights have Paris Service Honoring Victory
- Satisfaction to Join Hands with American People
- Cuba Enters in Celebration of U. S. Thanksgiving
- Foch Renounced Great Victory for Saving of Lives
- Intermountain Casualties
- British Royalty Warmly Cheered Visiting Paris
- Liberation Fo 3,000,000 Greeks as Peace Condition
- Report Russian Bolshevik Troops Capture Towns
- Abdication of Grand Duchess is Soon Expected
- British Advance Reaches Belgium German Frontier
- Tell of Fall of All-Russ Party
- Thanksgiving Cheer Given to Soldiers
- Adventists Adjourn Mission Conference
- Zionists Meet Soon; will Mature Plans
- Stringent Rules in Effect in Blackfoot
- Southampton Joins In
- Rome Asks Delegate
- Italy's Indemnity Claim
- Swiss Commander Quits
- Page 3
- Page 4
- [Untitled]
- Discuss Great Pacific Fleet
- Another Utahn Killed in Action One Dies of Disease; Two Wounded
- Dover Barrage not Yet Removed
- Margaret Carnegie Engaged to Wed
- [Untitled]
- Germans Bury Live Prisoner
- Thanksgiving Day Enjoyed at Provo
- Bright's Disease Proves Fatal to Former Solder
- Coalville Adopts Stringent Rules
- Local News
- F. E. Seydell Dies of Influenza
- Mrs. Ellen Barton Aged Resident, is Called by Death
- Chile Now Wants Two Dreadnoughts
- Draft Boards must Complete all Data
- A Hero Every Day
- Officials Plan Food Campaign
- Would Maintain the Gold Standard
- Stars and Stripes Floating at Cork
- Ask Market for Australian Wheat
- Will Add Verse to National Anthem
- Murguia on his way to Juarez
- Deaths Exceed Births Berlin
- Huns must Pay for Destroyed Looms
- Praises U. S. in War
- Page 5
- Page 6
- Page 7
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- Long Trip Shortest to County's Capital
- Utahns who have Made the Supreme Sacrifice
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- Society
- Body Brought Home
- Red Soviet on Coast Reported
- Marshall Cancels Speaking Tour
- Cunard Liners Bringing Yanks
- Commission to Poland Desired
- Indemnities are Asked by Peru
- Funeral Services Held
- School Board Head Again Nominated
- Dies at Thistle
- Must Wear Masks
- Page 8
- [Untitled]
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- Dempsey Gains Victory Easily
- Stiff Contest Scoreless Tie
- Forward Passes Prove Fizzle in Service Contest
- Syracuse Defeats Columbia Eleven in Easy Fashion
- Fordham Captures Annual Game with Georgetown Team
- Camp Grant Team Unable to Score Against Reserves
- University of Colorado Wins its First Game
- Stanford Beaten in First Contest under New Rules
- Kansas A. C. is Unable to Hold its Early Lead
- Badgers Win out in the Last Two Minutes of Play
- Single Tally if Enough to Give Camp Dodge Game
- Colorado College Downed by Denver University Squad
- Dartmouth Fails to Score Against Pennsylvanians
- Rockford-Elgin Battle Results in a 0-to-0 Tie
- Ward Miller is Movie King in Old Home Town
- Indefinite Bar for Brock, is Board's Ruling
- [Untitled]
- Straight Ill in Paris
- "Farewell Note" Terrorless Mr. Hayes No Lady Killer
- Cross-Country Run Won by Douglass
- Sport Gossip
- Turf Result and Entries
- Bike Title Races Precede Big Grind
- Columbia Prepares for Sports Activity
- Thanksgiving Strike at Hotels Averted
- Protest Burning Stars and Stripes
- Dundee is Victor over Joe Phillips
- Aggies Make Ready for Hoop Training
- [Untitled]
- Bear Chase in Heart of New York; One Man Dead, Two Hurt before Bruin Yields
- Page 9
- [Untitled]
- Company D Wins Great Grid Game
- New Calls for Assistance come to Red Cross Workers
- [Untitled]
- Influenza Now Wanes in Ogden
- Gambling Charges Denied by Chinese
- To Demobilize Naval Officers
- Widow of Gates Dies in New York
- [Untitled]
- French Commission will Stop in Ogden
- Stations to Remains Open
- Organization to Disband
- Goes East to Study
- Quiet Thanksgiving Observed at Ogden
- Albert Scowcroft is Critically Ill
- Third Death in Family
- Employees are Pleased
- Returning Soldiers are Given Welcome
- Runaway Girls are Being Brought Back
- Pro-Ally as New Argentine Envoy
- Steamships Collide
- Polish Troops Take Lemberg
- Croix De Guerre for U. S. Officer
- Plans Labor Bureau Change
- Grippe Adds to Food Difficulty
- Page 10
- [Untitled]
- Tardieu Makes Plea for Unity
- [Untitled]
- To Increase Potash Production in U. S.
- Soldiers' Health Shows Improvement
- German Hordes Ruin Factories
- Holds Value of Dollar will Grow
- Copper Production is Exceeding Sales
- Tonopah Mining's Profits $43,153
- Big Indian Plans to Increase Plant
- Wilson Gets Medal for Humanity Work
- In the Third Judicial District
- Delinquent Notice
- Delinquent Notice
- Stockholders' Meeting
- Victoria Gold Mining Company
- Union Pacific Railroad Company, Gregon Short Line Railroad Company
- Page 11
- [Untitled]
- Congress Faces Many Problems
- Deaths and Funerals
- [Untitled]
- Don't Let a Cold Keep you at Home
- Young Lehi Soldier Laid at Final Rest
- Pioneer Resident of Spanish Fork Dies
- Makes Record for Coal Mining
- Say Huns must Pay the Fiddler
- War Savings Drive Opens next Week
- Jane Addams may Run for Office
- Guatemala Head Gets Honor Legion
- South Dakota Governor Better
- Utah Men in U. S. Service
- Hoover Says Food will Save Europe
- Threat Results in Quick Action
- [Untitled]
- Marriage Licenses
- New Suits Filed
- Real Estate Transfers
- In the Third Judicial District
- Notice to the Public
- Chicago Watchman Killed by Mistake
- Pioneer Woman is Dead of Old Age
- Sheriff's Sale
- Page 12
- [Untitled]
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- Shipping Tied up in New Brunswick
- Influenza Reaches China
- Notice to Creditors
- Notice to Creditors
- In the District Court, Probate
- Notice to Creditors
- 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
- Page 13
- Page 14
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- Local Situation is Decidedly Better
- World Peace Influence is Thanksgiving Thought
- Brazillian Importer Salt Lake Visitor
- School Election Judges Selected
- Utahns will Aid in New York Welcome
- Chance may Decide Daggett's Official
- [Untitled]
- Bootleg Cargo is Steered to Jail
- Boche Fire fails to Break U. S. Morale
- Two Victims of Bobsled and Auto
- Enemy Alien Jumps Form Train; Escapes
- Salt Laker, 27, Wins Majority in France
- U. S. Agents Watch Enemy Propaganda
- Sends Interesting News from Belgium
- Grants go to California
- Makes Rapid Flight
- Flu Ban may Halt State Legislature
- General Strong to Retire next Year
- Thanksgiving Balze Causes Loss of $50
- Describes Thrills of Fighting Hun
- Remodeling Work Still in Progress
- Aged Salt Laker Called by Death
Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-11-29 | Page 4 | Margaret Carnegie Engaged to Wed
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s68w4qqk |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68w4qqk |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Margaret Carnegie Engaged to Wed |
| Type | wedding |
| Date | 1918-11-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Page | 4 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68w4qqk/14898363 |