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- [Illegible] of St. Quentine Fall; Hindenburg Line is Breaking
- U. S. St. Mihiel Line Borders Basin Vital to Aims of Germany
- Steam Trawler Sunk by U-Boat
- Serbians Take Many Villages
- Submarine Conquered by Navies of Allies
- U. S. Ready to Increase Food
- Rumanian Heir Flees Country
- Several Killed in Riots at Zalsburg
- S. Takes Teps to Top Russ terrorism
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- In France [Illegible] 1,175,000
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- St. Quentin Drive East of Epehy Launched by Haig
- Activity Reported on Flanders Front by Berlin Office
- Neville Starts Campaign
- German Retreat is Foreseen on Lorraine Front
- Allied Aviators Drop Bombs on Germans Positions
- French Capture Town of Benay, Statement Says
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- Crowder Calls for 13,000 Men
- Five Vessels are Added to Fleet
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- Wright Appointed Embassy Adviser
- Germany Fails to Satisfy Spaniards
- St. Mihiel Victory Told Germans by Means of Balloons
- Lines Advanced by British Army near Hargicourt
- Austrian Thrusts are Repulsed by Italian Soldiers
- Bulgarian Report Claims Repulses Meet Foes' Drives
- Both Yankee and German Lines are Well Stabilized
- Nineteen Planes are Brought down by British Flyers
- Ludendorff's Star Reported Waning
- Caproni Airplane Test Successful
- Removing Civilians
- British Casualties
- Bombardment Sensation
- To Adopt St. Mihiel
- German Night Report
- Pershing's Official Statement
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- [Illegible] Expose of Attacked
- Austrian Regiment at Kovne Mutinies
- Antitrust Cases to be Postponed
- Utahns are Given Army Commissions
- Agricultural Bill Passed by Senate
- Big Revenue Bill Passed by House
- Stanely Indorsed by the President
- First Barges Start New Canal Journey
- Shipbuilders are Hurt in Explosion
- Plan to Combine Sale of Tickets
- "Baby Bond" Sales $1.04 per Capita
- [Illegible] is Retired
- Woman not Murderer
- Archbishop Irland is Reported Weaker
- Moyle's Condition Good
- Sheep Prices Lower
- Mancharia Furnishes Foods
- pennions Granted
- Baky is Burning, Moscow Asserts
- Local News
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- Edwards to Speak at Big State Fair
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- West High Officers are Chosen Harvey Hancock Wins Contest
- Salt Lake Statistics
- Girls Called for Drill
- Funeral for Infant Calclough
- Aged Salt Lake Woman is Dead
- Careful Employee Prevents Wreck
- Lieutenant Spaniel to Visit Salt Lake
- Red Circle Plans Drives
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- Zona Strip to be Again Revived
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- Utah Nurses Reach France
- Will Resign Office
- Democratic Primaries Held
- Springville Democrats Active
- Tintic Red Cross Needs More Funds
- Moose to Organize in Tintic District
- Tintic District is Ready for Loan
- Licenses Issued at Farmington
- Flavoring Extract Placed under Ban
- In Readiness for Coming Loan Drive
- Wounded Soldier in a Happy Mood
- Soldier in France Lauds the Y. M. C. A.
- Limited Service Men are Selected
- Free Ice Cream for Subscribers to Loan
- Burned Buildings will be Replaced
- Bingham Doctor at Camp
- Bingham Proud of Record
- Ready for Loan Drive
- Red Cross is Aided
- Will Aid Registrations
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- Lake Soldier Infantry Captain
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- Samoan Elders to Meet
- Messenger Boys on Narcotic Charge
- Entertained at Dancing
- Daylight Sving Sponsor in City
- Thurman Candidate for Supreme Bench
- Plans Prepared to Register Students
- [Illegible] Three Times [Illegible] of Deaths
- Crippled Soldier Discharged ; the Famous Skeyhill Case Surpassed
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- Striking I. W. W. Resume Work
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- Ogden Physician will Enter Army
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- Weber Republicans Name New Chairman
- ogden Soldier Gains his Third Promotion
- Wife Seeks Divorces
- Fire Damage is Slight
- Must Account for Yurn
- Boy to be Buried Tuesday
- Local News
- Local News
- Red Cross Shop is to Open this Week
- Instructions Given to Loan Solicitors
- More Girls are Needed
- On way to Siberts
- Poems are Popular
- Will be Buried Today
- Superintendent Overraled
- Letters for Soldiers
- Enrollment Reaches 5133
- Ogden Doctor Honored
- Named as [Illegible]
- Services for Chris Hanson
- Women Delegates to Caucus
- Husband Arrives in France
- Liberty Lon Banner Raised
- Settles Suit out of [Illegible]
- Operation is Fatal
- Services for Eliza Sylvester
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- Keystone Solon Attacks Baker
- Books
- Tin Containers to be Eliminated
- Victim of Automobile
- Mrs. Elizabeth Buhler Dead
- Goff Candidate for Legialsture
- New Doctors Report
- To Meet with High Priests
- Aqueduct Entries
- To have Patriotic Tennis Tournament
- Harry Grab Unable to Keep Advantage
- Conference Drops Freshman Ruling
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- To Reward Liberty Loan Honor Cities
- Provide Mourning Brassards Relatives are to Honor Heroes
- Searching for Men who Aided Telfer
- Elmer Dewey Freed by Pardon Board
- 40 Hours Devotion at Parish Church
- Road Paving Jobs to be Completed
- Rogers's Bond is Fixed at $10,000
- Bailey Denies Theft of Machine
- Plan to Consider Weighty Problems
- Three Utah Boys Killed in Rattle
- Labor Mediator is Here for Conference
- Salt Lake Shriners to Great Jacoby
- Draftees to Hear Address on War
- Lieutenant Houtz is on New Mexico
- Salt Lake Bride is Claimed by Soldier
- Bishop Tuttle to Preach Here Today
- Dr. C. F. Wilcox, Jr., is Commissioned
- Joseph L. Porter is Given Commission
- Military Ball is Planned at Fort
- 54 Soldiers are given Citizenship
- Democrats [Illegible] to File [Illegible]
- Francis W. [Illegible] Favors [Illegible]
- Norman [Illegible] Returns To
- Planning Expert Here in October
- Special Centenary Program Planned
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- [Illegible] Oil and Bow Grease Pay Dividends
- Yankee Pluck and the American Power Wagon
- Get your Used Car from an Auto Dealer
- Save Bond Money; Buy Lee Tires
- Lest you Forget to Save a Little Gas
- Rebreathing Device to Test Aviators
- Adjusting Push Rods
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- Truck and Motor Registration in U. S. Compiled to July 1, 1918
- How to Abolish the Vacant Auto Seat
- Save Old Tires for H. E. Marron
- Government to Tax all Motors
- 24-Valve Motor to Appear Soon
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- Trucks Travel Touring Speed
- Vassar Girls Run Avery Tractor
- Dry Bearings
- Big Organization Back of GMC
- Maxwell Trucks Built to Endure
- Sticking Wheel
- New Republic Farm Tractor is Coming
- Dr. Fred W. Meakin Makes a Wonderful Trip in Cadillac
- How to Purchase Motor Satisfaction
- Split Washers
- Brunswick to [Illegible] Traffic Law
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- Rural Residents Demand Motor Cars
- Wartime Tips for Marmon Car Owners
- Local News
- Republic Truck will Haul Boxelder Wheat
- This Farmer Banks on his Reo Truck
- Tractor Tests at Utah State Fair
- Quality First, is Penn. Tire Policy
- Farrington Service Winning Favor
- Wire Sizes
- Cracked Wate Jacket
- Rubber Mallets
- No Battery Worry with Prest-O-Lite
- Car Lubrication , by Valvoline Oil Man
- W. F. Culmer Visits Various Oil Fields
- Michelin Tires Given Satisfaction
- Improved Street Helps Business
- Battery Service that Satisfies
- Leadership of the Samson Tractor
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- Wning Expects More Overlands
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- Notice
- Maxwell Makes Fast Time in Free-for-All Race
- Metz Dealer Takes over the Moon Car
- Delinquent Notice
- Get your Briscoe at the Old Price
- Owners' Service Department
- The Utility of Paint
- Carrying Thermos Bottles
- Emergency Patch
- Emergency Grease
- To Adjust Brakes
- Carbon Remover
- Clear Vision
- Motor Personals
- Bide Gas to Save Motor Fuel
- Bates Steel Mule at the State Fair
- Local News
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- Big Gas Pressure Upsets Theories
- Market is Better at Close of Week
- Pope Shenon's New Plant under Way
- London Money
- Great Band will Resume Shipping
- Michigan-Utah to Extend Pipe Line
- Reach Agreement on War Minerals
- Moline-Arizona in Better Shape
- Apex Standard is Pushing its Work
- Mine Operators to Pay under Protest
- Iron King Likely to Start Drift
- Joyce will Talk on Safety Work
- Minneapolis Grain
- [Untitled]
- Criticises Action in Price Fixing
- Eureka Bullion's Showing Pleases
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- Bank Reserve Shows Increase
- Upward Tendency is Noted in General Security List
- Chief Con. Pushes Work on New Shaft
- New Town Built at Tintic Standard
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- Kansas City Produce
- Will the Public Choose its Doctors?
- Lowest Level is Reached by Corn
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Liberty Bonds
- New York Money
- [Untitled]
- Cotton Market
- New York Produce
- Chicago Produce
- [Untitled]
- Coffee Futures
- Chicago
- Omaha
- Probate Guardianship Notices
- Propcsed Amendment to the Constitution - House Joint Resolution Numbe Eight
- Loose Finds Mines in Good Condition
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court , Probate
- In the District court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court , Probate
- Silver is Selling at Two Quotations
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Nine
- Stockholders' Meeting
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Fourteen
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- Rican Ingenuity Raised in France
- French Engineers Render Important Services Building Roads is One of their Activities
- Night Bombing of Bruges is Perilous
- Hun Destroyer Sunk by British Seaplane
- U-Boats are Still Seeking Transports
- Girlie at Seaside Affected by War
- Why Cologne was not Bombarded
- Bishop of Soissons Burdened with Grief
- Sergeant Explains Why He Whispered
- Belgian Leaders Praise Americans
- Fine Barber Shops on American Ships
- 65-Year-Old Man Avenging Wrongs
- Concrete Ships may be Built in Japan
- New Zealand in Line
- Americans Well Cared For
- Excellent Example is Set by Princess
- Ballon Observers Take Many Risks
- To Increase Supply of Oil in Britain
- Value of Publicity Realized in England
- Spain is hotbed of German Espionage
- Says Ball Team can Lick 2000 Germans
- Ordination Service is out of Ordinary
- Work of Americans Praised by O'connor
- Red Cross Workers Active
- Marine Prophecy [Illegible] Being Realized
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- German Crisis Looms Nearer
- Mercy is Shown to 3 Condemned
- Justice Resigns
- Crowder Thanks Utah Draft Boards
- Making Progress in Gilmer Park
- Disease Appears at Navy Station
- Aviation Mishaps Cause 12 Deaths
- Decided Slump in Paper Stocks
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- Local News
- Local News
- Socialists Arrested
- Would Lift Bar
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
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- Chicago A. A. Emerges Victorious in the Senior Events at Great Lakes
- Excellent Racing Caro for the Fair
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- Majors Draft Seven Players
- Golf Chatter
- June Red Back in the Circuit
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Sammies 'over There' may have a Chance See Titular Mat
- Service Games
- Indianan up for Department Place
- She Knew the [Illegible]
- Local News
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-09-22 | Page 5 | First Barges Start New Canal Journey
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-09-22 |
| 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/s6p85pb4 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6p85pb4 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | First Barges Start New Canal Journey |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-09-22 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6p85pb4/14947998 |