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- Page 1
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- Hun Army Retreats from Coast; Patrols of Allies Enter Bruges
- Daring of U. S. Troops is Told
- Where Hun is Outing Belgium
- Haughty Hun is Being Humbled
- Will Destroy Boche Machine
- Huns Seek Peace by Granting Autonomy
- Suffrage Problem up in Nebraska
- Promotion is Given Utahn
- Yanks Get Complete Control of Keys
- Page 2
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- Facts Given on Loan Campaign
- French Troops Achieve Success in Various Regions
- British Capture DouaI after Big Hun Resistance
- Intermountain Casualties
- Germans Give way on Entire Flanders Front
- Huns Abandon Belgian Coast and Take Refuge
- Germans Leae Hand Grenades in Cambrai Pianos
- Fate Now Sealed of Hun Defenses on Belgian Coast
- Allies Harvest Makes Black Day for German Arms
- Austo-German Forces Now Retire into Montenegro
- Attack Made on Life of Former Hungary Premier
- Germans Remove Submarines from Base at Ostend
- Courtrai and More than 20 Villages Taken by Allies
- Lille Captured; Germans Leave City Unscathed
- British Naval and Royal Air Forces Landed in Ostend
- Kansas's Big Jump
- Soldiers do Well
- Over Billion Mark
- Chicago Still Short
- Funeral Services for Dead Private Held at Gunnison
- Must Raise Two Billion Dollars
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- Page 4
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- District Threatened
- To Give Ranger Course
- Patrolman Enlists
- Sheep Herd Balks at Street Pavement
- Million British Lost
- Related German Order
- King's Rights Going
- End of War in Manner Germans will not Desire
- Independence of Hungary Made in Proclamation
- disillusionment I Germany over President's Reply
- Earl T. Wight is Given Commission
- Ban Lifted on Gasless Sundays
- Billion Sought to Assist Jews
- Baron Burian Looks for Peace
- Reject Taxing of Municipal Bonds
- Make Appeal for Porto Rico People
- Bandit Leader Confesses Crime
- House Wastes Day in Debate
- Pneumonia Fatal to Salt Lake Boy
- Hun Merchant under Arrest
- Dozen Victims are Unaccounted For
- Briton Urges Allied Action
- Page 5
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- East High Man Reaches France with Regiment
- Peter W. Madsen, Jr. Dies
- Arthur Morse Moon Influenza Victim
- Character Defamed, Declares Woman
- Services for Lon Dillier
- Court Holds Hughes will Retain Office
- Logan College to Induct Men Here
- Salt Laker Dies in Naval Yard in Puget Sound
- Society
- Funeral Services Largely Attended
- Claims Transferred
- Receiver Appointed
- New Sugar Factory Earning Dividends
- Notice to Creditors
- Lightning Kills Team
- Brigham City Boy Dies of Pneumonia
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- Page 8
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- Little Weakness of Chris
- Police Make Vice Raid F.
- Pioneers to Leave
- Over 1200 Dead in Forest Fires
- News of Marriage Received
- For Federal States
- Wilson Well Qualified
- German Papers Differ
- Situation Unendurable
- New Dutch Minister
- Huns Attack Wilson
- Declare Note Drafted
- Political-Moreal Factors may Bring Quick War Close
- Speculation over Chances of Hun Army to Escape
- Demonstration of Peace Continue in Berlin Streets
- Will Get Peace with Machine Gun, Roosevelt Says
- Declare Huns are Ordered to Stop all Devastation
- Pope is Pinning Faith Entirely on President Wilson
- Say Germany will Accept Allies Armistice Terms
- Accepts Challenge of Aviation Club
- Court Dismisses Perry Injunction
- Denver to Meet School of Mines Team this Week
- Benny Leonard is Boxing Instructor at Virginia Camp
- Crowley is Barred from Grid Contests
- This Football Game Should be a Corker
- Football Situation Unsettled on Coast
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- Page 9
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- Weather Data
- Charged Speaking Against Bonds
- U. S. Diver Chasers Complete Success
- Tidal Waves Add to Porto Rico Dead
- Salt Laker Senior Field Officer in U. S. Air Service
- Aged Resident Dies
- Commissioned as Lieutenant
- New St. Louuis Cases
- Colorado Control
- Deaths at E1 Paso
- Reason in Travel
- Schools not Affected
- Stop all Gatherings
- Fighting 'Flu' in 30 States
- Huns Object to Property Loss
- Page 10
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- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution--House Joint Resolution Number Eight
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution--House Joint Resolution Number Nine
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution--House Joint Resolution Number Fourteen
- Delinquent Notice
- Sugar Markers
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- Peace Reports Cause Price Advance on Stock Market
- New York Bond Quotations
- Coffee Futures
- Boston Stock Quotations
- Liberty Bons
- Cotton Market
- New York Produce
- Minneapolis Grain
- New York Grain
- Chicago
- Kansas City
- Omaha
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- New York Money
- Local Quotations
- Oil Exchange Quotations
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- New York Listed Stocks
- Corn in Chicago Rises in Value
- Standard Oil Stocks
- Tintic Standard's Stock is Lively
- Tonopah's Output for Week is $149,651
- $54,300 Bullion is Months Record
- Pupe-Shenon will Hasten Mill Work
- New Tuscarora to have Second Shift
- Liberty Manganese Ships High-Grade
- Price of Zinc is Holding Steadily
- Ore Shipments Released
- New York Curb Stocks
- Boston Curb Close
- San Francisco Mining Stocks
- Page 11
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- Died
- Funeral Notices
- Delinquent Notice
- Notice to Bidders
- In the District Court Probate
- In the District Court Probate
- In the District Court Probate
- In the District Court Probate
- In the Third Judicial District
- Probate and Guardianship Notice
- Assessment Notice
- Real Estate Transfers
- New Suits Filed
- Marriage Licenses
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- Births
- Hoggan Completes Inspection
- Industries Added for Curtailment
- Will not Extend Daylight Saving
- Dies of Heart Trouble at Home of Her Daughter
- Might be too Much for Him
- Royalties Visit Bas Hospital
- Finds Specific for Influenza
- Woman is Held as Alleged Forger
- Alleged Burglar Nabbed in Ogden
- Major Plans to Buy Many Horses
- Weber Democrats Get Headquarters
- Candidates Tour Southern Counties
- Singer Midget is Influenza Victim
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- Huns Exploding Numerous Mines
- Anglo-American Forces Advance
- Allies Get Hun War Material
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- Page 14
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- Influenza Takes Still Firmer Grip
- Farmers Ward to be Annexed to City
- Rigid Quarantine at Post Maintained
- 191 Sign $1000 Honor Roll for 4th Liberty Loan
- Stationed at Little Bock
- Divorce Decree Granted
- State Balances Reduced
- Appointment Announced
- Attend Funeral of Corporal
- Fireman Discharged
- Stricken with Diphtheria
- Mrs Fred Higuera Dies
- Shot in Battle with the Police
- Boys Volunteer to Help Harvest Beets
- Major F. W. Taylor Goes to Washington
- Three Utah Girls to Become Nurses
- New Lieutenant is Assigned at Fort
- Lieutenant Keith Again is Promoted
- Gasoline Dealers to Meet Today
- Japanese Help Needed at Once
- Seek Carpenters for Nitro Plant
- Salt Lake and Utah in Sight of Goal Drive Managers Confident of Success
- More Selects will Get Questionnaires
Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-18 | Page 10 | $54,300 Bullion is Months Record
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-18 |
| 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/s6qz3nd2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qz3nd2 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | $54,300 Bullion is Months Record |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 10 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qz3nd2/14963309 |