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- Americans Wipe out Lorraine Salient
- Yankees and Huns Snipe in the Streets of French Hamlet
- Tells of Rushing Soldiers to Europe
- Czecho-Slovaks Anger Austria
- Allied Airmen Bomb Hun City
- 2 British Warships Hit Mines and Sink
- Utah Attorney Wins Laurels
- Sugar Enough for Canning Purposes
- Famous Weekly Suspends
- 100 I. W. W.'S are Convicted; Nebeker Wins Great Victory
- Nine Live Lost
- Cause Not Clear
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- Consul Poole will Remain
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- American Consul Reports Irkutsk Taken by Czechos
- Japan will Send Troops through China Province
- Oppose Intervention
- Denial by Bolsheviki
- Kazan Surrounded
- Trouble with U. S. Averted
- Port Reported Seized
- 236 Officers Executed
- Approves Suggestion
- Uniform Program
- Government Helps Fight Forest Fires
- No Compromise, Lewis Declares
- Saturday Registration Day
- Officer, Reported Killed, Survives
- Soldiers Sentenced
- "Skip-Stop" System
- American Woman Shows Grit
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- Will Provide Amount Needed
- Utah Solons on way to the Front
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- Better Bread is Promised
- Air Mail Route in France
- Germany Fears an Economic Boycott
- Norway Protests Against Outrage
- War Profiteers' Harvest is Rich
- Women Conductors go on Strike
- End of Bolshevik Power is in Sight
- Stock Breeders Make Appeal
- Six Killed in Rail Wrecks
- Floyd Gibbons Wins Croix De Guerre
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- Austria Hit by Britain's Action
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- Germans Report Repulse of the Allied Attacks
- Life of Recruit is Saved by Corporal
- Yankee Troops go over the Top in Lorraine Sector
- More Progress Made by French Along the Avre
- British Advance the Proyart Line during the Night
- Local Attacks Carried out by French Troops
- American Field Hospital Bombed by German Airmen
- Twelve German Machines Downed by the British
- Haig's Men Make More Progress in Picardy Sector
- Plant is Destroyed by Incendiary Fire
- Jewels and Cash are Thief's Loot
- Pershing Reports Capture
- Rome Report
- Escapes Death, but will go to Prison
- British Brewers are Turned Down
- Poet Killed in Action
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- Alien Publisher is under Arrest
- Beveridge Enters Auto Organization
- 3 Loan Drives within a Year Treasury Compelled to Raise $16,000,000,000 by end of next June
- Naval Architect Dies in Oakland
- Indian Warfare Used by Allies
- Boy of 11 Years doing his Bit for Uncle Sam
- Huge Order for Chewing Gum
- Noted Organist will Play New Organ
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- Soft Drink Famine Looming for State
- Heavy Losses Worry Teutons
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- Lieutenant is Doubly Bereaved
- Wandamere Ward to Give Program
- Salt Laker Now a Marine Aviator
- Merchants Bank Canvassers Busy
- Joseph Jacob Dies
- Franklin F. Lovett Dies
- Infant Daughter Dies
- Death Claims Aged Senator
- Boy Painfully Injured
- Accuses Husband; Asks for Divorce
- War Prohibition
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- Button Supply in Europe is Short
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- Captaincy is Won by Salt Lake Man
- D. Richard Gill, Jr., Arrives in France
- New Floor Scheme for Fair Building
- Smith-Hughes Fund Given to Schools
- Coal Dealers to Register at Once
- Cited to Answer Contempt Charge
- Barnes to Return to Wilkes Theater
- Cavalry Regiments to be Reorganized
- Sanpete Tax Board may be Reconvened
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- Guard Recruiting Work Continuing
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- Riverdale Festival Scores Big Success
- Quiet Campaign is Promised in Weber
- Man who Guarded Davis Passes Away
- Conserving Man-Power
- Popular Cowboy Tenor Sings at Saltair Today
- Parole Officer to Speak
- Band Tenders Services
- Funeral Announcement
- Women are Wanted as Sheepherders
- Governor to Attend Funeral of Soldier
- Outing is Enjoyed
- Negro Sent to Prison
- Has Prized Jewel
- Ogden Orpheum Opens
- In Need of Help
- Given Suspended Sentence
- United in Marriage
- New Offices Opened
- Giving Instruction on Browning Guns
- Home Service Section Busy
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- Fast Time Made in A. A. U. Swim Meets
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- Veterans Lose in Final Match
- Moose Club to Play Opticals
- Provo Boy Reaches France
- Mcgraw will Pick an All-Star Team to Play in France
- University Classes Undergo Inspection
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Fraud Charged; Graham Silent
- American Baseball Teams Annex Two from Canada
- Boy Drowned at Saratoga Springs
- Pioneer of 1848 is Dead at Age of 73
- Mrs. Mark Ezekiels' Funeral Held Today
- Sues for Divorce
- Return from East
- Apportion Delegates for G. O. P. Meet
- "John the Barber" Begins Proceedings Against Jack
- Taking Brief Vacation
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- Last Call Issued to Coal Consumers
- Utah's Quota in Fourth War Loan $21,000,000.00 Committees Plan for Snappy 3-Weeks' Campaign
- Died
- Forty Cases Heard in Police Court
- Bertrand Penrose Placed in Grave
- Must Return Here to Support Family
- Death Percentage from Wounds Light
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- Planning to Attend Teachers' Meeting
- Timpson Family to Hold Celebration
- Public Salt of Real Estate
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- Guard Headquarters for Post is Likely
- Three Utah Boys Killed Two Others are Injured
- Burbidge to Enter Race for Sheriff
- Promoter Again is in Federal Toils
- Thanks Red Cross and its War Work
- Will Honor Parents of Men in Service
- Begin Fight on Glaring Lights
- Glenn to Enter Race for Sheriff
- Many Salt Lakers in the Yellowstone
- Six Months Sawing Wood, Sentence of 'Rheumatic' Hubby
- Condition of State Banks is Reported
- Officers Overseas
- Japanese Physician Reported by Error
- Senator King Guest of Utah Credit Men
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- Aunt Eliza Bufort 'Points with Pride'
- Utha Students Urged to Continue School Training
- A Proclamation
- Griffith Roberts Placed in Tomb
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- America the Home of Motor Transports
- Millions Dependent on Motor Industry
- Culmer Discusses Culco's Guarantee
- What "High Speed" Means to Modern Auto Engine
- Urge Improvement of Western Bridges
- Peat Gas Used as a Motor Fuel
- Help Save Rubber, Says H. E. Marron
- Clutch Grabbing
- Mud Scraper
- Crossing the Continent in a Modern Juggernaut
- Yankee Soldiers Soldiers on Furlough in France
- War Board Adds Rubber Section
- Suggestions for Saving Gasoline
- Grinding in Transmission
- Cutout Good as Fuel Barometer
- Towing Pole
- Patriotic Work of Auto Owners
- War Activities of Motor Car Makers
- Fast Auto Drivers use Valvoline Oil
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- Maxwell Truck Ends Long Run
- Hup Dealer Tells of Auto Industry
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- No Smoking Here; we use Havoline
- Trade Tanks for New Vogue Lights
- Overland Holds Distance Record
- N. W. Parker of Elko Buys Another White Truck
- Demand Increases for Briscoe Cars
- Maibohm Six Wins Favor in Wyoming
- Mounting Often Defective
- Steal this Auto; Win 25 Dollars
- Republic Used 18 Months without Repairs
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- Better Farming with Tractors
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- Simple Adjustment on the Rayfield
- Gates Tire Man Visiting Branch
- To Test Fordson Tractor next Week
- How to Save Tires; use Magic Mend
- New Location Proves Profitable
- Building up a Big Mathews Industry
- Garford Factory Fills U. S. Order
- Internal Short
- A Studebaker Beauty for H. A. Schryer
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- Wounded Americans are Model Patients
- French use Old will as an Observation Post Camouflaged in Order to Hide it from Huns
- Xivray Engagement is Called a 'Fight'
- Police Decorations Numerous in Paris
- Preparing War History Logs
- Tobacco is Great Boon to Fighters
- Women Valuable in Big Shipyards
- Talks to Policeman; is Reduced in Rank
- Hun Aviator Chases Auto Truck Driver
- Brutality of Huns is Again Described
- Thread Cards may Soon be Adopted
- Market Badly Needed
- Bagdad Being Given Thorough Cleaning
- Maltese Cross is Used in Courting
- From General to Porter
- Noted American Ace Unusually Modest
- Irish Farmer will Adopt New Methods
- 626,000 Women are Employed in France
- Many Hospitals Raided by Huns
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- Painting is Economy Commissioner Says
- New Books in Library
- Hoisington Revisits Salt Lake
- Dates for Teachers and Pupils Fixed
- Miss Golda Hyde Displays Talent
- To all Men of Utah who are Now or may Become Liable for Military Duty
- Trio Plead not Guilty
- Haddock Begins New Duties
- Subject is Patriotism
- Regulation No. 13
- Notice of Assessment
- In the District Court, Probate
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court, Probate
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- Says Alta Railroad Service is Poor
- Liberty Bonds are Featured on New York Stock Market
- Holds Virgin River Field Now Proved
- Corn Goes Higher on Crop Reports
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- New York Bond Quotations
- Boston Curb Close
- Oil Exchange Quotations
- Ridge and Valley is Crowding Work
- American Potash Buys Sigurd Plant
- Standard Oil Stocks
- New Ore Bodies in Godiva Discovered
- Out West Reported to have New Well
- Peruvian Mining Steadily Shipping
- Lehi-Tintic is Pushing Campaign
- New York Curb Stocks
- Elk Basin Rejects Offer for Control
- New York Listed Stocks
- Boston Stock Quotations
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- Trading is Light at Close of Week
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- Will Work Blair Marsh for Potash
- Big Gas Flow in Big Iron Union Well
- Michigan-Utah's Output Increasing
- Biggest Potash Men Coming West
- American Smelting Capital Increased
- Manganese Vein is Giving Promise
- Secures Holdings in Uintah Basin
- Electrolytic Zinc Grows in Demand and Utility
- Honor Retiring Chief
- Butte & Superior Decline is Marked
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- Utha Con. Oil to Start its Drills
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
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- Death Valley is Again to the Fore
- Utha Majestic to Start Development
- Price is Pleased by Rico-Argentine
- Eureka Bullion Busy
- Shick Takes Vacation
- Delinquent Notice
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- Cotton Market
- Chicago
- Kansas City
- Ogden Livestock
- Federal Reserve Banks
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- New York Grain
- New York Money
- Minneapolis Grain
- Chicago Produce
- Ore Shipments Released
- New York Produce
- Evaporated Fruits
- Weekly Metal Review
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- Cubs Shut out Phillies Twice
- Ralph De Palma Wins all Five of Racing Heats at New York
- Senators Drop Two to Browns
- Merits of Racers at Saratoga Track Bring on Debates
- Heard on the Golf Links
- Excess Weight Proves a Help to Hitting Ability
- Baseball Fans Turn to Races
- Sympathies Which are Showered upon Baseball Magnates
- Groh Drops to Third in Race
- Gameness Required to be Good Heaver
- Texas Leaguer is Called a "Snick"
- Breakfast Food
- Robins Break Even with the Pirates
- Errors Big Help in Both Battles
- Kauf's Misplay Aids the Cincies
- Grimes is Not at Fault for Playing
- Champs Split Twin with the Yankees
- Athletics down Tiges in Double
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-08-18 | Page 3 | End of Bolshevik Power is in Sight
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-08-18 |
| 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/s69c87ts |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69c87ts |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | End of Bolshevik Power is in Sight |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-08-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69c87ts/14926098 |