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- Page 1
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- 6 Million Fighting Force to be Raised
- 1700 Guns and 70000 Prisoners Taken by Allies since July 18
- Extra Tax upon the Unearned Incomes
- 900,000 British Killed in War
- Yankees Bomb Hun Railways
- Murder Mystery Brought to Light
- Recousider Skeffington Case
- French Wheat Yield Increased
- Major-General Morrison in City to Discuss Fort Douglas Affairs
- Hun Counter-Drives Smashed; French and British Advance
- Oil Tanker is Sunk by U-Boat
- Dominions to have Representatives
- Page 2
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- Russ Welcome British Forces
- Coal Miners Ask Increase
- Certificates of Indebtedness to be Issued Soon
- American Casualties
- More Cash for the Railways
- Gas, Artillery and Bombs Used by the Germans
- American Airman Makes Hun use his Parachute
- French Troops Gain Ground West of Roye
- French Slowly Encircling the Town of Roye
- Germans Admit Loss of Attiche Farm Thursday
- British Repulse Strong German Counter-Assaults
- Hun Bombardment Comes to Naught
- Don Cossacks Clearing the Don of the Enemies
- Connected Stroy of Advance South from Archangel
- Government Formed
- Bolsheviki Splitting Armies
- No Room for Optimism
- Joffe Going to Berlin
- Compelled to Make Peace
- Perfecting New Revenue Bill
- Bolsheviki Claim Success
- Germans Disappointed
- Czechs at Harbin
- May Proclaim Martial Law
- Stimulating Soviet Troops
- Two Men Killed at Ordnance Plant
- British Advance Line Slightly in Albert Region
- Saxon in Command
- Rome Statement
- Germany's Losses
- Pershing's Report
- Great Railway Work
- Four Killed by Accident
- Enemy Withdraws
- Canadians Capture Village
- Vienna Report
- Germans Claim Failure
- Americans Wounded
- Cement Production will be Curtailed
- Villa Spy Pays Extreme Penalty
- Denver Gas Plant Employees Strike
- Time Extension for Returns
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- Page 3
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- New Rules for Alien Control
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- Home Product at the Front
- Former Official Sent to Prison
- Kaisers Avow Full Harmony
- Fishermen to be Protected
- Follower of Thompson
- Plan to Extend Aid to Canners
- Will Repress Jugo-Slavs
- German Press is Bitter
- Plan League of States
- Says U. S. is War Crazy
- Commission for Utahn
- Must Register, Crowder Says
- More Enemy Mines Found in Coast
- Ban on Kissing
- Page 4
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- Hun Reserves Melting Fast
- Girl Disappears following Quarrel
- Canadian Troops Make a Brilliant Attack at Night
- Ask Women's Aid in Farm Labors
- Germany Admits Her Man-Power is Dwindling
- Germans Cling Stubbornly to Present Line
- Three Yankee Airmen Killed
- More Local Actions
- Many Divisions Employed
- Congressmen are Guests of Pershing
- Viceroy Clears Tagore of Blame
- Rainbow Boys Given Praise
- Labor Shortage is Relieved
- To Report on Sick Soldiers
- Many Nurses are Needed in Service
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- Page 5
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- Militants on Hunger Strike
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- Plans Headquarters at Merchants Bank
- Play Week Plans are Working Out
- Asked to Intervene in Porto Rico Row
- Workers Needed by Y. W. C. A. Overseas
- German Professor Ousted by College
- Petshing's Cousin in Army
- China Withdraws Envoy to Vatican
- Society
- Germany Concedes Austrian Demands
- Ballon Slips its Moorings at Lawton
- Senator James in Serious Condition
- Champ Clark will have an Opponent
- Named for General Knox
- Page 6
- Page 7
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- Guardsmen Going to National Tourney
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- Griffith Roberts Funeral Services Take Place Today
- Dry Law to Stay, Governor Says
- Many Injured in Rice Price Riots
- Honor Memory of Roosevelt's Son
- Foch Returns his Appreciation
- Huge Saving is Effected
- Catholic Soldiers may Eat Meats
- Furloughs for Farm Work
- Penalty for Rent Profiteering
- Hornbein Resigns Position
- Aviators Aiding in Thrift Campaign
- Cheermakers in Overseas Demand
- Draft Registration Facilities Ample
- Plan to Establish School for Aliens
- September Jurors Drawn
- Road Fund Increased
- For Current Expenses
- Page 8
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- Must Rebuild on New Lines
- Ogden Couple to be Honored have been Married 60 Years
- Pioneer Resident of Ogden is Dead
- Weather Data
- Cooperman Still in Jail
- Nephew Dies of Battle Wounds
- Fourteen Arrests in Anti-Vice Raid
- League of Nations
- Will Win War in Year
- Will Hold Outing
- Placed in Class One
- To be Buried Sunday
- Takes Long Auto Trip
- Given New Position
- To Open Recruiting Office
- Concert Program
- Edwin S. Felt Lieutenant in Regular Army
- Big Flag Unfurled
- Wounded in France
- Four-Minute Men to Speak Tonight
- Work to Begin on Idaho Coal Road
- Amusements
- Salt Lake Statistics
- Real Estate Transfers
- New Suits Filed
- Proposes $1,000,000 Endowment
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- British Bomb Enemy Docks
- Roman Bishop Fifty Years
- Salt Laker Tells of U-Boat Fight
- Vermont Governor Invited to Resign
- Asked to Extend Milling Privileges
- German Musicians Renounce Kaiser
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- Page 9
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- Body of Metin Lies in State
- Arizona Strike Aired in Trial
- Spain to Seize German Ships
- Change your Dimes into Dollars
- Big Oil Flow Struck
- Condensed Milk Plant Damaged
- Boys and Girls to be Guests of Honor
- Nonpartisan League Status Passed Upon
- Pocatello Y. M. C. A. Worker to Leave
- Civil War Veterans Greet 'Youngsters'
- Idaho Weather is Ideal for Harvest
- Yankees Win 3 Air Victories
- Educator Accepts Higher Position
- Two Convicted of Contract Frauds
- To Leave for Camps
- Literature Seized
- Many Arrests Made
- Pope Appoints Chamberlains
- Salt Laker Enters Service of Nation
- Former Pocatello Man Passes Away
- At Home on Leave after Four Years
- More Idaho Boys Leave for Camp
- Bulgar King is Seriously Ill
- Winnowing out Draft Evaders
- War Mothers to Organize
- Horace Bean Joins United States Navy
- Brigham Peach Crop Far below Normal
- Government Pays U. A. C. High Honor
- Tag Day Planned
- Mothers Elect Officers
- Five Aviation Fatalities during Week
- Local News
- Restaurant Man is Injured by Partner
- Teachers to Attend Peach Day Festival
- Councilmen Called in Probe
- Will Move from Moscow
- To Entertain Soldiers
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- Page 10
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- Bush Outheaves Eddie and Wins
- Reds Still Hit Baseball Hard
- Proclamation Issued on Migratory Bird Hunting
- Favorites in Big Auto Race
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- Six-Run Margin is not Enough to Win
- Yanks Stepped on Good and Plenty
- Champion Jess is Getting Somewhat Cautious of Late
- Hayes Learning Aviation
- Johnny Tillman is Anxious to Enlist
- O'dowd Arrives Safe and Sound
- Browns Score Win over the Mackmen
- Tennis Veterans Get into Finals
- Sportsmen's Club to Stage Big Race
- Sothoron is Called
- Mcgarty Gets Job
- Cardinals Win Delayed Game
- Pirates Drop One to the Superbas
- St. Frisco Wins Feature Trot
- Wilsons Play at Magna on Sunday
- Page 11
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- Boxers Help out War Fund
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- Miss Flaherty Sets New Swim Mark
- No-Hit Victory for Tom Hughes
- Turf Results, Entries Weights and Riders
- Hal Chase Denies 'Coppering' Reds
- Cobb Seeks Commission
- Hawes Given a Commission
- Grant Wirick Made Corporal in Artillery
- Salt Lake Soldier Beats Pro-German
- "Boots" Weber in Politics
- Veteran Teaches Britons Intricacies of Baseball
- Page 12
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- Producers of Gold Seek Legislation
- Dixie Oil Brings in its Fifth Well
- Low-Priced Issues Feature Trading
- Boston Curb Close
- Oil Exchange Quotations
- Pope Shenon Mine Power Plant Stands
- Tintic Mill Clean-up in Excess of $60,000
- Stock Market Turnover is Confined to Few Favorites
- Standard Oil Stocks
- Local Quotations
- Improved Weather Offsets Reports
- Delinquent Notice
- New York Curb Stocks
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- New York Produce
- Chicago Produce
- Coffee Futures
- New York Listed Stocks
- Tintic Ore Shipments
- liberty Bond Prices
- Ore Shipment Released
- Chicago Grain
- Page 13
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- Oil in Well No, 5 is Mascot's Report
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- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- In the District Court of The
- In the District Court of The
- In the District Court of The
- In the District Court of The
- Notice to Creditors
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Died
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- New York Bond Quotations
- Boston Stock Quotations
- Ogden
- Chicago
- Kansas City
- Omaha
- San Francisco Mining Stocks
- New York Money
- Park City Shipments
- Cotton Market
- Evaporated Fruits
- Minneapolis Grain
- Sugar Market
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- Page 15
- Page 16
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- Potash Produced from Dust Clouds
- Will Show Value of Ordinary Corncob
- Western Fuel Men to Meet in Denver
- Bond is Tendered
- Asked to Construct Highway
- Return from Livestock Inspection
- Work on Canyon Road Stops Today
- Community Center Program Enjoyed
- Indians to Compete for Stock Prizes
- Given Six Months' Sentence
- Working on Schedule
- Divorce Decrees Granted
- Krauss Released on Parole
- Fixes Date for Hearing Petition
- Bertrand Penrose Dies at Hospital
- Plan Protection Against Frauds
- Sea Chests Wanted
- Four Sons and Son-in-Law Enlist Pruhs Family in Varied Service
- Final Decree Granted
- Services for Mrs. W. A. Beesley
- Judge M'carty on Visit to California
- Governor Member of Association
- Salt Lake Youth Wounded in Leg
- Army Specialists Ready for Classes
- Farmerettes Busy in Sanpete County Raising Big Crops
- Plans Reclamation in Wasatch County
- Convicts' Liberty is Short-Lived
- Plan Card Party
- Many at Entertainment
- Wyoming Man is Held
- Education Board Accounts Correct
- School Board Case is Being Considered
- Captain Allen Now Safely in France
- Juvenile Officials Searching for Girl
- Aged Salt Laker Dies in Hospital
- Alleged Forger Arrested
- Commandant Opens Office
- Utah Iron & Steel Increases [Illegible]
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- Charge is Dismissed
- Dr. David K. Allen Overseas
- Lane Painfully Injured
- Mary Albrand Dies
- Marine Scouts off to Saratoga Today
- Delay Acceptance of School House
- Ensign F. A. Wilson Back from Montana
- W. H. Wilkins out for District Judge
- Pleads for Saving of Sugar Supply
- Democrats Fix Convention Date
Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-08-17 | Page 3 | Ban on Kissing
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-08-17 |
| 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/s6zs46x7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zs46x7 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Ban on Kissing |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-08-17 |
| 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/s6zs46x7/14944214 |