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- All Perish as Pacific Boat Sinks
- Huns' Losses 50,000 in Four Days
- Zeebrugge Now Place of Ruins
- Americans Hit Germans Hard
- Germans Ordered to Check Yankees
- Interned Germans at Ft. Douglas War Jail Recreate Fatherland
- Teutons Battling Against British
- Schwab Falls Victim to 'Flu'
- Complete Period of Daylight Saving
- Surrenders Himself on Stabbing Charge
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- Was Driven Across Reef as Terrible Wether Prevailed
- Steamer Founders during the Night with all on Board
- U. S. Tender Made Futile Attempt to Get Alongside
- Mooney Trial Review Asked
- Intermountain Casualties
- Mcadoo Urges Folk's Election
- Some of Passengers
- Passengers Calm before Steamer Took Them Down
- Severe Blizzard Responsible for Heavy Life Loss
- Many Women and Children Aboard Steamer
- Davis Funeral Set for Today in City Cemetery
- Local Minister Goes to France in Y. M. C. A. Work
- $100,000 Suit Dismissed
- U. S. Destroyer Sinks Hun Diver
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- French Occupy Many Villages in Extended Push
- British Fail to Find Germans in Valenciennes
- Hun Finances in Critical Shape
- Quiet Day, Huns Say
- French Capture Mortiers
- Serbians Take Town
- Austrian Troops Revolt
- Mutineers Disarmed
- Japanese Troops Shatter Forces of Bolsheviki
- Salt Lake Soldier, Border Veteran, Dies in Colorado
- Heavy Fighting on Verdun Front, Pershing Reports
- Wounded by Shrapnel
- Succeed in Belgium
- Farmers Object to Prices for Pulp
- Idaho Candidate for Office Shot
- Pardonable Pride
- Arrives Safely Oversees
- Aprons Contributed to the Red Cross
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- Red Cross Chapter Makes Good Record
- Double Funeral to be Held at Payson
- Brigham City is in Grip of Influenza
- Soldier Boys Write Interesting Letters
- Succumbs to Influenza
- Services for Clyde Lundegren Set for Monday
- Local News
- Coalville Woman Dies of Pneumonia on Pacific Coast
- Arthur B. Donnelly is Appointed Major
- Hun Propaganda Against U. S. Trade
- Adopt Deficiency Bill
- Made Assistant Ordnance [Illegible]
- U.S. War Risk Chief Counsel Dies
- Soldier's Funeral to be Conducted at Logan Today
- American Heroes Home for Remaking
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- Obsequies for John W. Gillespie to be Held Today
- Vacancies Filled by Committees
- [Illegible] Needed for War Welfare Work
- Fricken Soldiers [Illegible] Aided in Ogden
- Influenza Causes Death of Brothers
- In Ogden on Leave
- Boy Hurt in Collision
- Licensed to Marry
- Funeral Services Announced
- Mortgage Company Incorporates
- Passport is Sought
- Is Given Commission
- Hospital Head Stricken
- Enlists in Navy
- Suffragists Win Nebraska Fight
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- Duke of Rutland Highly Pleased by Reply of Wilson
- Turkish Rumor not Confirmed
- Japanese Pleased with Answer of President Wilson
- Czechs to Change Pressburg Name Wilsonville
- Will Loyally Carry out Wilson Basis, Solf Says
- Wilson's Answer Clarifies Outlook, Labor Leader Says
- Oppose Armistice with the Germans
- Roosevelt is Sixty Today
- Germany to Send Wilson New Note Soon as Possible
- Suggest Force to Bomb Germans out of the War
- Prussian Upper House Passes Three Electoral Bills
- Disaffection and Discipline Lack among Germans
- Young Greek Soldier Excoriates Germans
- Sir W. Wiseman Reaches England
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- Bad Habit!
- Eastern Critics Says Bezdek is Fine Manager
- A. A. U. to Hold Annual Meeting
- Boxing Tourney at the National Sporting Club of London in December
- Coast Swimmers Enlist
- Commy Offers Park to Service Elevens
- Accident Spoiled Record for Barry
- Many Difficulties Hamper Colleges
- Pitcher Welch Used to Pary in Pinches
- 'Flu' Delays Coast Gridiron Contests
- Golf and Tennis are not Popular Sports in France
- Checkers
- Mass Play Thrown out of Rugby [Illegible]
- Six-Club Soccer League is Forme
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- Football Results
- Great Lakes Team Fails to Score on Northwestern 'U'
- Laurel Entries for Monday
- Turf Results and Entries
- Final Match in Golf Tournament
- What Famous Boxing Stars are doing Now
- At the Traps
- Directum J is Sold
- Owners Disapprove
- Sets New Record for Plane Flight
- Two Women Die of Influenza in Provo
- Wisconsin Loses to Camp Grant Eleven
- Books
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- Revival Reported in Real Estate Market
- Apartments Needed for Salt lake City
- Salt Lake Prices below Average
- Industrial Board Awaits Decision
- Nevada has Place on Progress Chart
- S. A. T. C. Recruit Office Open Today
- Bettilyons Report Realty Activity
- Marriage Licenses
- New Suits Filed
- Real Estate Transfers
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- Intoxicants are to be Destroyed
- Influenza Retards Indian War [Illegible]
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- Cars Being Sought for Shipping Cattle
- Fourteen Deaths in City, Disease Toll
- Life and Character [Illegible]
- Two Men are [Illegible] over to High [Illegible]
- Bond Commission as a Lieutensi
- Ashmead Assigned to Fort [Illegible]
- Praise Aid of School Teachers in Influenza Epidemic Universally Offer to Give Relief to those in Distress
- Labor Directors Given New Power
- Department Studies Plans for Buildings
- Sergeant Major in France
- Painters in New Wage Agreement
- Gauze Masks are Obtainable Today
- Photos from Home to Cheer Fighters
- Auxiliary to Meet
- Woman Hurt When Trucks Collide
- Utility Petition Gets Real Airing
- Daylight Saving Ends; Clocks go Back One Hour
- Divorce is Granted
- File Campaign Expense
- Seeks Reduction in Stock Rates
- Writes to Parents from Hum Dugout
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- Suggestions on Care of Clutch
- Utility and Economy of the Truck Universally Recognized
- Tractor Man in Ordinance Work
- New Rotary Motor has 24 Cylinders
- Best Oils for Farm Tractors
- Old Carbureters Cause of Trouble
- Camber and Toe-in Important Features
- Advance Showing of 1919 Closed Car Models Seating Arrangement of the Modern Coupe
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- Studebaker Makes Fine Loan Record
- Heavy Equipment for Garage Men
- Farrington Garage Experiences Rush
- The New Pan Car is Ultra Modern
- Irregular Firing
- National Autos for a Quick Delivery
- The Automobile Simplified
- Owners' Service Department
- Republics Big Aid to Livestock Men
- Pneumatics Win out on Heavy Trucks
- Goodyear Quality Wins for Bennett
- Riding Fatigue
- White Star Ford Oil is Different
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- Protect your Car with Freeze-Proof
- Tourssen Announces Oldsmobile Agency
- Traffic Cops on Job at Overland Plant
- Stop, Thief!
- Gmc War Truck is the Standard Type
- Increase Crude Oil Production
- Says Culco Oils do not Cost More
- Truck Problems Solved Bt Experts
- Rosin for Leaks
- Importance of Noises
- Locating a Leak
- Bates Mule Built to Stand the Test
- Oil Stains
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- Favorable to Matrimony
- German is Largely Spoken in Sweden
- Perfect Team Work Big Aid to Victory
- Crime is Increasing
- Great Port Guarded by Hydroairplanes
- Secretary of War Carries Army Pack
- Drives on Western Front are Discussed by Expert
- Luxuries are Found in German Dugouts
- American Soldiers Enjoy Popularity
- Great Advance is Made in Aviation
- Woman is Aiding Russo-Allied Army
- Wire Cutter Valuable to Allies French Forces Using New Device
- Wealthy Briton is Helping Doughboys
- Sabotage a Favorite Weapon of Russians
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- Local Quotations
- Armstrong Heads King Coalition
- Alta Tunnel has Rich Ore in Raise
- Electrochemistry Plays Large Part in War Work
- American Con. is an Active Shipper
- Michigan-Utah's Output Curtailed
- Copper Leaf has some High Grade
- Ore Shipments Released
- Government Agents Inspect Claims
- Unevida's Listing Arouses Argument
- North Standard to Push Development
- San Francisco Mining Stocks
- Oil Exchange Quotations
- May Make Potash from Lake Water
- Says Revenue Bill is Now Complete
- Trading is Light at Week's Close
- Problem of More Gold is Vexing
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- W. H. Pyott, D. C., Ph. C.
- Union Well Passes 400 Feet in Depth
- Old Shoo Fly Mine is Still Puzzle
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- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Why the World will not Discuss Peace with the German Government
- Substantial Gains are Made by Stock List during Day
- Increased Reserves
- Cotton Market
- New York Grain
- Coffee Futures
- New York Bonds
- Minimum Prices for Hogs
- Corn weakened by War Rumors
- In the District Court, Probate
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice to Bidders
- Delinquent Notice
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Fourteen
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Nine
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution House Joint Resolution Number Eight
- Delinquent Notice
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-27 | Page 3 | Many Women and Children Aboard Steamer
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-27 |
| 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/s67s9058 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67s9058 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Many Women and Children Aboard Steamer |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-27 |
| 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/s67s9058/14972884 |