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- Teutons Avoid Big Issues Replying to Wilson
- Americans Play Brilliant Role
- Historic Cities within Reach
- Fort Douglas War Prison Camp Story, by Interned Alien, Begins Sunday
- Reports Tell of the Loan Campaign
- Kane Assigned to Front Line
- Utah's own Regiment Reaches Final Camp for Intensive Training
- Utah to Share in War Orders
- Sousa has Ear Trouble
- Fall of Valenciennes is Imminent
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- Huns Save Men by Retreating
- Lieutenant Parish Arrives Overseas
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- Austria-Germany on Eve of Famine
- Cut this out-it is worth Money
- Some Big Items on Germany's Bill
- Yale Professor Dies
- Merchant Killed, Wife Hurt
- Finish Fourteen Vessels in Week
- Held on Alleged Espionage Charge
- Three Enemy-Owned Concerns Art Taken
- Scout Patrol Crew Reduced at Sea
- Tank Recruiting Chief Wants Men
- Will Extend Air Service
- Work Being Rushed on Idaho Coal Road
- Will Leave Soon for other Side
- German Troop Transport Sunk
- Mexican General Dies
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- 'Flu' Improves in Six States
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- Knowledge of French Valuable to Utah Soldier
- Stop Bargain Sales
- Normal in Boston
- Local News
- Local News
- Warn Against Alcohol
- Local News
- Masks for Passengers
- Local News
- Serious in Nebraska
- Belgians Repulse Huns
- Kiel Full of Divers
- Guarded by Entente
- Franco-Serbian Advance
- U.S. Gives New Credits
- Disputing Yankee Advance
- British Capture Village in Push to Valenciennes
- Germans Realize Allies Now near the Fatherland
- French Gain Ground Against Big Resistance
- Allies Are Now Rapidly Closing towards Ghent
- British Overcome Positions of Great Natural Strength
- French Danube in Region of Vidin
- Armies of Allies within Two Miles of Tournai Town
- Three Thousand People Killed in Sofia Revolution
- Americans Clear Woods of Boches Making Advance
- Germans Draw New Troops Trying to Stop Americans
- Yank Sergeant is Crucified by German Bayonets
- Huns Only Admit Allies' Limited Local Successes
- Yankee Airmen Smash Eighteen Boche Airplanes
- People of Ostend Are Overjoyed at King's Visit
- Foch Replies to Felicitations of British Premier
- Yankees Drive Thirteen Miles during Six Days
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- Pioneer Women is Buried at Ogden
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- 'Uncle Billy' Wilson Dies of Influenza
- Daughter Follows Mother in Death
- Second Death in the Irwin Family
- Both Old Parties Open Headquarters
- Condition Improved
- Range for Elk Selected
- Long Trip is Ended
- New Food Regulations
- Cancer Causes Death
- Young Soldier is Buried at Provo
- Three Members of One Family Dead
- Utah County's Good Record
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- Press Views on German Reply
- Intermountain Casualties
- Increases for Oil and Mine Products
- Takes Command of Field Artillery
- Try John Doe on Suspected Slackers
- Influenza Affects Coal Production
- Praises Work of Yanks in Battle
- Free Consumers of Gas Limited
- Banners of Women Destroyed by Crowd
- Charge Spreading Bolshevik Ideas
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- Camp Lewis Ready for Big Grid Year
- Colonial Editors Back from Front
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- Eddie Grant is First Major League Star in Service to be Killed
- Andy Smith will be Athletic Instructor
- National Baseball Commission Sends a Check to Baker
- Former Cue Shark Makes Good with U. S. Army Rifle
- Charged with Using Seditious Remarks
- Will go to London
- Yingling is Made a Second Lieutenant
- Irish Steamer Torpedoed
- Burns has the "Flu"
- U. S. Airman Dies in British Service
- Jewish Chaplains Selected by Board
- British Officers Funeral is Held
- Forbid Neutral Ship's Crews Ashore
- Arrest Suspected Breaker of Jail
- Ruthenians Aks for Consideration
- Takes Life, Grieving over Dead Brother
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- Copper Advance is not Anticipated
- King Con. Mill is Nearly Completed
- Big Indian Mill Needs More Water
- Metals as Quoted in New York Market
- New York Curb Stocks
- Boston Stock Quotations
- Standard Oil Stocks
- Many ' Live' Stocks in Monday's Sales
- New York Bond Quotations
- Ore Shipments Released
- Cardiff Increases Ore-Hauling Force
- Gains and Losses Recorded in Stock Exchange Dealings
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Virgin Dome is Installing a Rig
- Oil Exchange Quotations
- Boston Curb Close
- San Francisco Mining Stocks
- Local Quotations
- Chicago Produce
- Coffee Futures
- Kansas City
- Omaha
- Chicago
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- Corn Prices in Sharp Break
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- New York Money
- New York Produce
- Sugar Market
- Liberty Bonds
- Kansas City Produce
- Cotton Market
- London Money
- The Best Laxative
- Notice to Bidders
- In the District Court, Probate
- Notice to Creditors
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the Third Judicial District
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice
- In the Third Judicial District
- Proposed Amendment to the [Illegible] Tution- House Joint Resolution Number Eight
- Proposed Amendment to the [Il] Tution-Houses Joint [Il] Tion Number Nine
- Proposed Amendment to the [Il] Tution-House Joint [Il] Tion Number Fourteen
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- Disease is Checked, Dr. Beatty Reports
- tribune Classified Advertising Rate Effective September 1, 1918
- Mystic Ceremony of Teachers Plots Trouble for Kids
- Are to Turn Back Clocks on Sunday
- C. H. Reilley is Dead on Coast
- Alder Funeral to be Held Tomorrow
- Railroad Man to be Buried Today
- Soldiers of Utah Take Many Bonds
- Florist Testifies in will Contest
- Send Potted Plants to Post Hospital
- Youngsters under Serious Charges
- Enemy Alien is Paroled from Post
- Many would Serve in Motor Transport
- Red Cross Meeting Postponed Month
- Services for Mrs. Hill
- Mrs. Homer Mccarty Dies
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- Local Japanese Issue New Paper
- State Asked to Aid Farm Survey
- Victim of Accident Reported Improved
- Services for Mrs. Sharp to Occur Today
- Food Administration Returns from [Illegible]
- Influenza is Fatal to Three Young Utah Soldiers Victims
- New Market Open for Utah's Coal
- Commission Offers to Compromise Cost
- Four Western Men are Commissioned
- Call for Help in Utah Beet Fields
- Mrs. Margaret Lynch, 96 , is Dead
- Edward B. Burton Dies
- Salt Lake Boy Wins Commission as Lieutenant
- Liquor Violation Charged
- Starts New Drive for Thrift Stamps
- Lieutenant [Illegible] Assumes [Illegible]
- Sergeant Penley Gets Commission
- Fund Given Red Cross
- Labor Moving Satisfactorily
Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-22 | Page 7 | Young Soldier is Buried at Provo
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-22 |
| 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/s6nz9k3v |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6nz9k3v |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Young Soldier is Buried at Provo |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1918-10-22 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 7 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6nz9k3v/14969507 |