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- Page 1
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- British Hurl Huns Back in the Flanders Salient
- Girl Conductors Strike
- Patriots to be Put to Death
- Relatives are Served First
- No Transport Sunk by Hun Submarines on Trip to France
- Military Transport is Little Affected
- Germany Replies to Spain's Protest
- Women Demand Better Prison
- Submarine Victims Brought into Port
- Finns to Fight
- 'U' Designated Training Camp
- Shortage of Coal in U. S. is Certain
- Page 2
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- Patrols Look for the Enemy
- German Bombers Active
- Sends out Forms for Registration
- Few Conversions Made
- Boy Scout Wins Badge
- Yankees' Push Surprises Foe
- Another Freight Steamer Launched
- Accountants in Exempt Class
- Local News
- Slovaks Start for Interior
- Machine Gun Output Large
- Patients and Doctors Slain
- French Take 400 Prisoners South of Ancre River
- London Reports Advance on Front of Four Miles
- Less Renowned Divisions Show Ability to Fight
- Romans Check Foe
- Gas Section after War
- British Air Report
- Rupprecht Back from the Front on Visit Home
- Yankee Corporal Accounts for Six Huns in 3 Days
- Berlin Admits Falling Back in Soissons Sector
- Yankees Given Warm Welcome
- Fifty Air Victories
- Haig Decorated
- Page 3
- Page 4
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- No Apology Needed
- Trouble Brewing
- American Aircraft
- Bread, not Beer
- Senator Gallinger
- Will See Much
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Miscellany
- Names in the News
- Delinquent Notice
- Notice to Contractors
- In the Third Judicial District
- In the Third Judicial District
- Notice of Assessment
- Page 5
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- Brave Seamen Given Praise
- Native of Denmark Dies of Paralysis
- Humbert Faces Serious Charge
- Italian Mission in Uruguay
- Branded as an "Invention"
- Circus is Refused License
- Anxious Week in the Market
- Huns Torture Helpless Men
- Washington Man Wounded
- President Enjoying Rest
- Lafayette Day to be Observed
- German Plot in U. S. is Bared
- Page 6
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- Superior Playing Wins for Cincies
- Hornsby Gets Four-Base Hit
- Cubs and Braves Split in Double
- Longboat Studying to be an Engineer
- Old John Hummel Still Going Good
- Utah Coppers Beat Wilsons
- Keeping in Shape for the Big Scrap
- Freshmen Ruling Should be Lifted
- Golf Chatter
- Giants Eight Games Behind
- August Herrman Defines Ruling
- Shaw too Much for St. Louis
- Red Sox Twirler Wins Navy Honors
- Crack Runner Now on a Sub Chaser
- Club's Exhibits Desired
- Plenty of Jockeys, at Saratoga Course
- Page 7
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- Resources of Banks Give Proof of Great Stability
- Increased Exports of Platinum Shown
- Producers of Zinc Working Together
- Tells How Science Searches for Oil
- $8.73 Rate Shown by Chino Copper
- Germans use Paper in Copper's Place
- Copper Contracts Lost by Germans
- Business Man Enlists
- Will Leave for Army
- Soldier Rejoins Regiment
- Minimum Wage not Yet Established
- Amusements
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- County has First Military Funeral
- Four Escape Hurts in Auto Crashes
- Women Preparing a Service Record
- Ogden Soldier is Drilling Recruits
- White Arrives in England
- Receives Hun War Stamps
- Soldier Visits Parents
- To Rush Knitting
- Steals Clothing, is Charge
- Girl to Aid Registrars
- Countess Plans Reception
- Page 8
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- Died
- Assessment No. 12
- In the Justice's Court in And
- British Give Huns Much Gas
- Man-Power Bill to be Taken Up
- Strike Ended
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court, Probate
- Notice to Creditors
- In the District Court, Probate
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- Marriage Licenses
- New Suits Filed
- Modern Woodmen Take on New Life
- Gunnery Training for the Aviators
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- Page 12
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- Weather Data
- Former Texan Dies
- American Theater's New Organ Pleases
- War Mothers to be Given Recognition
- Child Adopted by Modern Woodmen
- Japanese Reach Russia
- British Expel Germans
- Killed in Parachute Fall
- Kuenlmanu may Get Command
- Kaiser Condoles with Frankfort
- Citizens to Combat I. W. W. Outbreaks
- Gannon's Successor Named
- Appointed to Artillery
- Service Workers Organize
- Accepted in Navy
- Brigham Young 'U' to Train Soldiers
- Singer Captivates Concert Audience
- Charles F. Fink Dies at Residence
- Singers Entertain Saltair Audiences
- Says Germans Act in Devilish Cause
- Labor Federation Meets September 9
- Who must Register
- Soldier is Killed
- Soldiers of Tooele Honored at Meeting
- Guards Doubled at Chicago Jail
- Germans Recovering Teuton Press Says
- Utah Guard Recruiting is Speeding up Meetings are Scheduled at State Points
- Missourians Held for Theft of Auto
- Pau will Await the Arrival of Chief
- Socialists Oppose "War after War"
- Utah County Cupid Busy
- Camp Daniels at Saratoga Opened
- Robert J. Kerr is Victim of Fever
- Lafayette Gets Posthumous Honors
- Second District Primary
- Primary Tuesday Night
- More Youths will Register Saturday
- Austrians in Awful Plight
- Red Cross Bureau of Salvage Formed
Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-08-19 | Page 6 | Plenty of Jockeys, at Saratoga Course
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-08-19 |
| 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/s6mg90zw |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6mg90zw |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Plenty of Jockeys, at Saratoga Course |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-08-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 6 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6mg90zw/14942757 |