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- Austrian Revolt is Allayed by Promises
- Labor Parley is to Further World's Peace
- Mystery Shots Peril U. Man Bullet Ploughs Coat Lapel
- Roosevelt Rushes to Chamberlain's Aid
- Oregon Senator to Reply to Wilson
- Farmers Seek Pledge of Aid from Wilson
- Garfield Asks Freight Embargo to Follow Factory Shutdown
- Page 2
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- Denman Says More Tonnage was his Plan
- Passengers Warned Against Dutch Ship
- Everyone Knows this Kidney Medicine is Good
- Breaks a Cold in a Few Hours
- Tonnage Shortage of Chicago Doubles in Past Five Days
- Progress is Made in Coal Ships Tied up in Coast Ports
- Six Snowfall Paralyzes Traffic in New York City
- Salt Lakers in New York
- Camp Cody Found to be Satisfactory
- Restrict New Yorks Municipal Workers
- Kansans Report Seeing Meteors
- Local News
- Grip Follows the Snow
- Radio Service to Stations in Italy
- Prophecy Fails; Man Suicides
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- Page 3
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- Economies can Aid in Check on Inflation
- Six Billion Increase in Farm Products
- Two Enemy Planes Destroyed and One Bomb Flyer Taken
- British Raid the German Trenches on Flanders Front
- General Borcevic Named to Command on Italian Front
- Harden Attacks Hun Aggression Policy
- Deadly New Shell has been Perfected
- Morale of German Army is Ebbing
- Three Seamen are Held by Officials
- John F. Nugent is Named as Senator
- Irish Publications Barred from Mails
- Local News
- Camp Lewis Leads the Van
- Australian Wheat Crop Lessened
- Interned German Ships Given France
- French Outpost Raided
- Capture Machine Guns
- Petrograd Meeting Off
- Congress of Airmen
- Comb City for Slayers
- Ypres Raid Repulsed
- Raid without Result
- Describe Dardanelles Battle
- Action is Persistent
- Workmen Take Poltava
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- Miners Considering Wage Contract Plan
- Drastic Plans to Handle Meat Supply
- American Churches Greet the French
- Pupil,13, Slays Teacher
- Work on Factories Now Being Pushed
- British in American to be Conscripted
- Hann Qualifying for Examinership
- New York Aviator Awarded War Cross
- Luxburg Goes Mad; may be near Death
- Dogs and Pigeons Needed
- M'adoo Considers Coal Miners' Plight
- Advisory Board is Organized at Provo
- Gunboat Attacked without Warning
- Kane Elected University Head
- U. S. must Increase Food Production
- Threats Received by Police Judges
- Man who Declined to See King Dies
- Lilly Appointed to Aid Goethals
- Seek to Further Restrict Meat Use
- Railroads' Revenue Shows Falling Off
- Page 5
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- Society
- Members of Civilian Committee Named
- Church Officials to Plan Social Work
- Admits Rates on Coal were Reduced
- Scots and Welsh to Study Drama
- Takes Exception to Decision of Judge
- Local Theater is among Leader
- Notice of Stockholders' Meeting
- Notice of Sale of Drainage Bonds of Sevier County
- Assessment No. 1-the Six Mile
- Notice of Stockholders Meeting
- Page 6
- Page 7
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- University Students Making Dressings
- Services for Mrs. Alice V. Murray
- Drama and Vaudeville
- "Where do the Ducks Go?" is Big Feature of New Pantages Bill Which Opens Today
- Harriet Rempel Makes First Appearance at Orpheum this Evening in "Just Around the Corner"
- "Trilby," Startling and Thrilling, with Clara Kimball Young in Title Role, is Rialto Feature
- Mary Garden Displays Sensational Costumes in Her Screen Interpretation of "Thais"
- Chapman is Chosen Brotherhood Head
- Wasatch Teachers Volunteer Help
- Barbers' Union will Give Dance Party
- Postmasters Given Registration Order
- Finds Christmas in Trenches Lonesome
- Services for Mrs. Annie Call
- Try Making your own Cough Remedy
- Officers Installed by I. O. O. F. Lodges
- Piles Cured in 6 to 14d Days
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- Eddie Plank Still worth Genuine Coin
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Veteran Eddie Plank, who is Prominent in Baseball Deal
- Kellar-Downing go at Ogden is Draw
- Omtvedt does 170 Feet in Ski Jump
- Hearthside Talks
- New Hoop Schedule for Section No. 1
- Aggies Train Hard for Montana Games
- Minnesota Board may Punish Fulton
- O'dowd and Greb Matched
- Lewis to Meet Tillman
- Los Angeles Police Seek Auto Bandits
- Local News
- Alleged Slacker is Ordered Dismissed
- Ogden Hard Cider to be under Ban
- Appeal Made for Clean Sidewalks
- Ogden Boy is Ill in Army Hospital
- Large Attendance Expected at Ball
- Will Report for Duty
- Convicted on Liquor Charge
- Charged with Assault
- Two Couples Licensed
- Committed to Hospital
- Road Programme is Being Outlined
- Socialist Held on Espionage Charge
- Boy Scout Plan Meets Approval
- Major Simpson Dies
- Large Fortune Left by Senator Brady
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- Weeghman Cub Prexy
- Knitting Day in National
- Care for Dependents
- Page 9
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- Roundup Attendants Hear Experts Talk
- Pershing Lauds U. S. Soldiers in France
- Select Delegates for Education Meet
- Non-Wool Awards to be Made Students
- President No Theme of Jest, Judge Says
- Utah Boy Enters Naval Academy
- To Open Branch Office
- Ten Road Bonds Purchased
- Lecture on Germany's Wars
- Applies for Water
- L. D. S. Alumnae Meeting
- To Advise Siam Legally
- Marriage Licenses
- Births
- Real Estate Transfers
- Court Calendar
- New Suits Filed
- Held for Embezzlement
- Service for Mildred Seamen
- Mystery Man Sought by Federal Agents
- Silk Makers in Conference
- Shoemakers to Discuss Styles
- Chicago Sugar Supply Exhausted
- New Governor is Appointed
- William F. Neslen, Utah Pioneer, Dies
- Plan for Eugenics Law
- Bad Faith Charges Made at Hearings
- May Decrease Pay of Army Aviators
- Dutch Steamer is Taken by Germans
- American Airmen Killed in France
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- Page 10
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- House will Fight Oil Bill, Says Pittman
- New Records Made in Rico Shipments
- Mason Copper Mine Steadily Improves
- Sugar Market
- Prince Con. Climbs after Sleepy Spell
- Opening Sales
- Copper Price to Remain 23 1-2 Cents
- Outline Plans for Lehi Tintic's Future
- Utah Copper Looks for Record Year
- Evaporated Fruits
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- Corn Trading has Marked Stimulus
- Local News
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- Chicago Produce
- Stock Market Marks Gain, but Closes with Reaction
- Cotton Market
- New York Money
- New York Produce
- Coffee Futures
- Minneapolis Grain
- New York Listed Stocks
- Mexico to Tax Immigrants
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Kansas City
- Chicago
- London Money
- Standard Oil Stocks
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- New Well Flows in Uintah Basin Field
- Plans Complete for Big Aerial Tram
- Big Sum is Paid Secretary of State
- Ogden
- In the District Court of The
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- Nevadas Quoted in San Francisco
- Local Quotations by J. A. Hogle & Co.
- New York Bond Quotations
- Takes Option on Federal Reserve Oil
- Boston Stock Quotations
- To Continue Republican Committee
- Hard Cider Sales Lead to Arrests
- New York Curb Stocks
- Page 12
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- Delinquent Notices
- Notice
- In the District Court of The
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court of The
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
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- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Died
- Funeral Notices
- Funeral Directors
- Card of Thanks
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- Income Tax Blanks are Received Here
- Porter Favored for Vacancy on Bench
- Young Man is with Marines at Quantico
- Says Boy Scout Work Stimulates Manhood
- Clearance Week for Roads is Successful
- Says Men Abroad are Full of Confidence
- Fitzpatrick is Given Testimonial
- 5-Cent Street Car Tickets to be Issued
- Leaves to Become Chief Operator
- License Refused Utopian Gardens
- Order Inventory of State Machinery
- Utah Coal Ready to Meet Shortage
- Many are Seeking Place of Hanchett
- Members of Market Bureau are Named
- Postman Forms War Saving Club Collects Daily from Customers
- Assumes Duties as Assistant Manager
- Commercial Club after 1200 Members
- Escaped Convict is Returned to Utah
- Says Greeks are Ready for Service
- Artillery Parades during Windstorm
- Four-Year-Old Boy Dies
- Hooverized Helps for Housewives
Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-01-23 | Page 2 | Progress is Made in Coal Ships Tied up in Coast Ports
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-01-23 |
| 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/s6ft9xgp |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ft9xgp |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Progress is Made in Coal Ships Tied up in Coast Ports |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-01-23 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ft9xgp/14945321 |