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- Draftees are Given Patriotic Reception
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- New Rates Aid to Salt Lake Jobbers
- Children Discover Hidden Dynamite
- Two American Girls Killed by Germans
- Gets Verdict for $1 Damages
- Daughter Born to the Lead Betters
- Lambert's Death Confirmed
- Families Organize for Research Work
- Noticeable Drop in Number of Births
- Taxpayers Allowed Extension of Time
- Dr. Taylor to Speak
- To Speak to Prisoners
- Dr. Irvine Returns
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- Know More about your Car Equipment
- Spring Sunshine Speeds up Business
- Studebaker Reports Rushing Business
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- Tire Dealer Tells How to be Loyal
- Major General Bell Passes Examination
- Paris is Bombarded by Long Range Gun
- Hoosiers Build Liberty Temple
- Allies Bomb Luxemburg
- Major General Bell Passes Examination
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- Bees Break Camp Today; off for L. A.
- Chief Johnson has Explosion in Sixth
- Walter Hagen Wins Another Golf Title
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- Loss Kenworthy Hurts Angel Change
- Ogden Drive Aids Stamp Sales Gate City Extends Hospitality
- Arlett and Prough Sink Submarines
- Practice Games
- Harold Lamb Wins Midwick Tourney
- Francis Ouimet is Placed at the Head
- Omaha Decides to Leave Association
- Horsley Club to Practice
- Evans to Meet Jones
- Miss Galligan Wins
- Dick Cox Matched
- Christie and Grab Signed
- To Raise Flag
- 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
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- No Milk without Bottles,New Rule
- Captain Armstrong over Train
- Services for Mrs. Scheid
- Moose to Entertain Soldiers Wednesday
- Tahitian Soldiers Here from France
- Liberty Loan Committee Organizing for Campaign
- The 1918 War Garden
- Finger Prints of Officers Ordered
- Utahns in Tropics Longing for Snow
- Housekeeper Tells of Youth's Killing
- Blackburn Given a Pension
- Krupp Sentence is Postponed
- Reserve Bank is to Open Tomorrow
- Tells Propaganda's Start in Wisconsin
- Rigid Inspection at Camp Kearny
- Dean Harvey to Speak at Cathedral
- Utahns are among Quarantine Cases
- Three-Year-Old Child is Maimed
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- To Give Country [Illegible]
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- Burning Balloon is Dread of Observers
- English Peeress is 'Doing Bit' as Nurse
- Teutons Increasing their Air Forces
- Text of Secret Treaty is Given
- Smuggler is Helped by a Clerical Error
- No Man's Land is Scene of Wedding
- German Deserter Evades Pursuers
- Wounded Engineers Removed to Paris
- Cold Causes Suffering
- Colorado Brothers Meet at the Front
- Diplomatic Secret History is Related
- Women Police Given Protection Steel Helmets Issued to Them
- Farmers Forced to Cultivate Lands
- Municipal Butcher Shops are Planned
- Afternoon Teas End
- Racehorses Part of Englishman's Life
- Paris Restricting use of Gasoline
- Most Patched-up Man in Any Army
- Great Point is Won by Russian Women
- Novel Addict Hangs Self
- Exposing Throat is Healthful Measure
- Pays Tribute to Airmen "Spotters"
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- Many Big Fortunes Derived Form Oil
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- Kansas City Produce
- Elkoro Mines Mill Operation Success
- Nevadas Quoted in San Francisco
- British Expert Discusses World's Silver Situation
- Alta Con. Reports are Encouraging
- Leaves to Supervise Western Silver Mine
- Boston Stock Quotations
- Standard Oil Stocks
- Western Mining Stocks
- Eagle & Blue Bell Prepares to Drift
- Good Progress Made on Tunnel
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- Optimistic Tone is Shown by Market
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- Casinghead Gas Plant is Assured
- Vastness of Wyoming's Oil Supply Defies Imagination
- Salt Lake Oil Club to be Organized
- Michigan-Utah Tram is Ready for Service
- Local Quotations by J. A. Hogle & Co.
- Would Take Silver from Low Deposits
- Utacala Makes Regular Shipments
- New York Listed Stocks
- Nevada-Douglas is Stead Producer
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- Conditions Improve at Nixon-Nevada
- Miller Hill is Given Hard Jolt
- East Crown Point may Resume Work
- Red Bell may Ask for Listing
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- Standard Issues Gain on the Final Dealings
- Eureka Bullion Nears 800 Level
- Eureka Lily has New Manger
- Elk Basin United Well down April 15
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Utah Shales Offer Great Opportunities
- Holders of Grain Unload on Market
- New York Bound Quotations
- Minneapolis Grain
- Chicago Produce
- Evaporated Fruits
- New York Grain
- New York Money
- Local News
- New York Produce
- New York Bonds
- Closing Stock List
- Heavy Increase in the Gold Reserves
- New York Curb Stocks
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- Salt Lake Red Cross Again Breaks Record
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- Reality Market is Enjoying a Spurt
- Jumps Ten Stories; New Yorker Killed
- Hotel Men Vote Wheat off Menus
- To Resume Making Loans
- Can Raise Plenty on Single Acre
- Eight-Year-Old Girl is Knitting for Red Cross
- No Defense Plea of Onion Dealers
- Vetoes German Language Bill
- 'Smiths' Predominate in Army Rollcall
- Husted Cheered in House
- Clayton Joins Realty Firm
- Excess in Clearing House
- Thirty Germans are Made to Kiss Flag
- Firm is Preparing Land for Gardens
- Motorized Farms are Now Possible
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- Hoover's Rule is Disastrous, Texan Charges
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- El Paso Posse Fails to Capture Raiders
- Food Administration Expends $1,697,337
- British Destroyer Sunk; 41 Perish
- Investigation at Quebec
- Conferees Agree on Finance Corporation
- If Backachy or Kidneys Bother
- Hoover Favors the Metals Control Bill
- More Bodies Found in Ruins of Church
- Finnish Red Guards Beaten
- Officer Killed by Accident
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- M'gill Red Cross is doing Magnificent Men in District Also Rendering Mate
- Forty-Seven Dead on Casualty List
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- Willing to Accept Aid from America
- Wheat Exports to Allies Decreasing
- Indict Twenty-Four for Strike Rioting
- Protests Attacks on Administration
- Dramatic Club to Present Plays
- Idaho Governor on way to Washington
- Examination Postponed
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- Harbertson to Wrestle Yokel Here April 18
- Utah Favorites will Meet on Salt Lake Mat April 18
- Turf Results, Entries Weights and Riders
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- Every Sailor must Learn How to Swim
- Su Briar, Favorite to Capture the Kentucky Derby , is Going Strong
- To Place Meat Bags to Snare Catfish
- Non-Club Members may Get the Chance
- Chicago Athletes Win in Hexathlon
- Practice Games
- Molla [Illegible] is Winner Once More
- Bailey will have New Breeding Farm
- Oakland will Sell Stumpf to Pirate
- Outlook for Baseball is Bright, Says Prexy Baum
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- Shotgun Owners are Planning Protection
- Barry's Alls-Star Navy Ball Club
- He's Hittin' Pitcher; Leads Two Leagues
- National Players must Toe the Mark
- War-Time National League Clubs
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- Sisler's Injuries Hurt Battling Mark
- Sox Clubs Stand as League's Strongest
- Seal Pitchers Look Good Says Jennings
- Robertson Navy Manager
- Guy Morton Hopes to Show Best
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- Joe Gedeon Appears to be Going Right
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- Cleveland Still is Eager for Big Bee
- Stuffy may Play Third
- Joe Kelly in First Class
- What's in a Name?
- Mach's New Catcher
- Sounds Natural
- What Figures Show
- Risberg at First
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- Pacific Coast League Pennant Winners
- Bat Levinsky Writes Book on Mitt Game
- Truth Vs Fiction
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- How to Reduce Power Losses in Motor Unit
- A National Beauty, Typifying National Efficiency
- Speed Demons Take Notice "Lid" is Off
- Here's Big Change for Automobile Repairmen
- A. A. A. Removes Ban on Car Racing
- Mayor has New Scheme to Tax Auto Owners
- When Draining
- Split Gear Shipping
- Arrange First Gas Excursion of Year
- N. A. C. Suggestions on Conserving Gas Supply
- Inserting Tubes
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- Trucks Built for Country Service
- Kissel Scores Again! this Giant for Ashworth!
- Ford Sedans are Very Popular Now
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- Trucks Sell like Proverbial Hotcake
- Dreadnought Tires are Selling Fast
- Bright Future for Medium Priced Car
- Automobile Prices must go Higher
- Big Shortage in Autos Imminent
- The Battery with a Real Backbone
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-03-31 | Page 34 | Vetoes German Language Bill
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-03-31 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6349ws9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6349ws9 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Vetoes German Language Bill |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-03-31 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Page | 34 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6349ws9/14904084 |