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- Tate Takes [Illegible] to Combat Influenza
- Allies Upset German Plans
- [Illegible] Flee on Twenty- Mile Front
- America Likely to Make Huns Pay Dear
- Government will Pay W. Union Dues
- Yankees and French Scatter Hun Enemy
- German Fresh Supply of Troops is Nearing Bottom of the Bucket
- Wilson Pleases Army Officials
- U. S Officer is Influenza Victim
- Cut Auto and Cycle Taxes
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- Son's Clever [Illegible] Reply
- Alleged Gattle Thieves Taken
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- Soldier Weds on Furlough Leaves for Duty Overseas
- Gem State Fighting Spanish Influenza
- German Armies Renew Horrors When Asking Peace
- Urges America to Put Maximum Effort in War
- Local News
- Judge Dietrich Ill
- Salt Lakers in New York
- German Maneuver
- Does Wilson Credit
- Huns Must Give Up
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- [Illegible] Wheat Yield [Illegible] Big Increase
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- Apex Mining Suit on in U. S Court
- Ordered to Report Cases of Disease
- [Illegible] to Pledge to Government
- Food Saving in all Hospitals
- [Illegible] Premier Shot
- France to Double Merchant Fleet
- Emergency Training Facilities Increased
- Leatham to Serve as City Recorder
- Cleveland Firemen Quit
- Will be Buried Tomorrow
- French Class Organized
- Fraternize with France
- Building Applications Approved
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- Germans Now in Full Flight
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- Common Sense Real Factor in Combating 'Flu'
- Emery County without Doctors; Aid Asked For
- Soldiers Ordered not to Frequent Public Gatherings
- Hurry Work on Preparing Hospital for Emergency Use
- State University Work to Suspend Widtsoe Declares
- Delinquent Notice
- Win Army Commissions
- Montana District Attorney Resigns
- Delinquent Notice
- Assessment No. 1
- In the Third Judicial District
- Delinquent Notice
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- Turkey Toppling Declares Former U. S. [Illegible]
- Henke's Victories Surprised Jackies
- Allied Forces Now Hold Cambrai- St St. Quentin Railway
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- Intercollegiate Event Cancelled
- Camp Dodge Eleven has Heavy Schedule
- Must Sort Potatoes
- More Idaho Men Called
- Matty Baldwin is Dead of Pneumonia
- Well- Known Jockey Commits Suicide
- French Capture German Defenses and Repulse Foe
- Report Germans have Now Reduced Cambrai to Ruins
- Italians Enter City after Severe Austrian Defense
- General Polo is New Leader of Polish Forces
- Cardinal Mercier Grateful for Help Given by Allies
- Swiss Newspaper Warns Against Hun Peace Offer
- 'Lost' Battalion Recuperates Fast at Headquarters
- Famed Hun Line No Longer Bars Path for Allies
- America to have More Airplanes than all Allies
- Hopes Railroad Companies will Subscribe to Loan
- Enemy Machine Guns Putting up Stubborn Fight
- Paris Expecting General Giving way by Huns
- German Armies Exhausted, Temps Expert Asserts
- Second Division of Bears Hardest Fighting
- Thirty Thousand Beds are Ready for American Wounded
- French Capture Railway Point Guns and Boches
- French Socialists Approve Reply of President Wilson
- Many of Gains over Huns after Fierce Struggle
- Sole Aim Should be to Win the War, Roosevelt Says
- London Receives News of Fall [Illegible] Turkish [Illegible]
- Appeals for Aid on Behalf of Czecho-[Illegible]
- Surrender of Turkey Looked [Illegible] in Short [Illegible]
- Record is 109 Planes
- Turk Premier Resigns
- Iowa Booming
- Reply Pleases Yankee Boy [Illegible]
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- [Illegible] Urged to Double Efforts
- [Illegible] is Charged
- [Illegible] Club Entertains
- [Illegible] License Issued
- [Illegible] of Pneumonia
- Fines are Imposed
- [Illegible] of Death Received
- [Illegible] to be Organized
- [Illegible] Fractured Skull
- Weather Data
- Crop is Harvested for Wounded Man
- W. C. T. U. Convention is Opened at Ogden
- Additional Details of Killing Received
- Patriotic League Branch Organized
- Pneumonia Causes Death
- Board Organized
- Beet Harvest Begins
- To Regulate Trains
- Kaysville Midshipman Ill
- New Suits Filed
- Marriage Licenses
- Real Estate Transfers
- Cadets to be Selected
- Pioneer Dies at Home in Layton
- Democrats Call Convention
- Lagging behind on Loan
- Physician Disappointed
- In the District Court, Probate
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court of The
- Order of Notice Thereon
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- Finds Oil Fields in Wyoming Active
- Tintic Standard's Activity is Marked
- Declares America will Still Lead
- Further Declines in Market Likely
- Tonopah's Output for Week, $148,291
- Ore Shipments Released
- Liberty Bonds
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- Renew Activity in Farmington Field
- New York Bond Quotations
- Standard Oil Stocks
- San Francisco Mining Stocks
- Mining Engineers Urge Saving Tin
- 3100 Tons in Week by Tonopah Mining
- Rich Silver Ore near Silver Peak
- Local Quotations
- New York Curb Stocks
- Boston Curb Close
- War Issues Suffer Slump in Trading on Stock Market
- Coffee Futures
- New York Money
- London Money
- Boston Stock Quotations
- Oil Exchange Quotations
- Proposed Amendment to the Tution-House Joint [Illegible] Number Eight
- War News Makes Corn Weakness
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
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- Nebraska Corn Crop
- Kansas City Produce
- New York Produce
- Minneapolis Grain
- Chicago Produce
- Kansas City
- Omaha
- Chicago
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- Assessment Notice
- Notice to Creditors
- Proposed Amendment to the Tution-House Joint [Illegible] Number Fourteen
- Proposed Amendment to the Tution-House Joint [Illegible] Number Nine
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- Allies Driving Hun out of France
- [Illegible] of Melle Taken by American Forces
- [Illegible] George's Congratulations Great Success
- [Illegible] Rolling [Illegible] Being [Illegible] by Americans
- [Illegible]-American [Illegible] Drive Huns [Illegible] Verdun Scene
- Light French Tanks doing Good Service
- "Let's Go!"
- Ogden Livestock
- Confirmation in the Ranks
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- Military Policeman is Important Figure
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- Most of Wounded Return to Front
- Represent Famous Poster Aid in Liberty Loan Drive
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- Judgment Given for Loss by Fire
- Women Asked for Loan of Blankets
- Stoutnour Aids in Improvement Work
- Will Utah Fail?
- Used Clothes Week Decided Success
- Plan Examination for West Pointers
- Drunkenness Claim in Divorce Suit
- Saltair as Postoffice
- Deferred Classes can Join Marines
- Plan to Organize Classes for Aliens
- Utah Exceeds Quota in Certificate Sales
- Deed Introduced in will Contest
- Child Smothered under Sand Pile
- Telegram is Sued by News Service
- Woman under Charges
- Two Utah Soldiers Die of Influenza
- G. O. P. Chairman Prepares for Work
- Showers Benefit Growing Crops
- Sees Bright Star; Scents Aeroplane
- William Crowther Funeral Sunday
- Colonel Webber Reported Improved
- Aged Man Suddenly Stricken
- Funeral of George Fred Darrow
- Mrs. Lizzie C. Dale Dies
- Accused of Gambling
- Arguments Distributed
- Health Discuss by College [Illegible]
- Lieutenant Kingman Becomes a Captain
- Major Palmer Promoted
- Spiller will Visit [Illegible]
Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-10 | Page 14 | Chicago
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-10 |
| 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/s6pr96c4 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pr96c4 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Chicago |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-10 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 14 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pr96c4/14915213 |