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- Page 1
- Page 2
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- Kaiser Says Enemies have No Humanity
- Hun Newspaper Hints of Starving Yankee Prisoners
- Ludwig Also Adjures
- Norwegian Ship Torpedoed
- Killed in Airplane Fall
- American Casualties
- Two Army Flyers Killed by Falls
- Ordered to Close Plant
- Finnish Flag at Masthead
- Duches after Political Honors
- British Bring down 61 German Airplanes
- Yankees and Huns Fight to the Death
- 'United States' is Taboo to I. W. W.
- President Indorses Suffrage
- Herald Official Dies
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- Keep up Deception of German People
- Wage Increase is Given Lumbermen
- House Increases Tax on Tobacco
- Honor Philippine Hero
- Page 3
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- Some Dissent from Views of Lloyd George
- British Premier Criticised by Liberal Press
- Will Insure the Maximum Output
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- Russians Appeal to Western Socialists
- Turkey Deporting Christian Greeks
- Service Flag to be Presented
- Utah Steel Plant Plans Discussed
- Inquiry Aroused by Lynching in Texas
- Forest Fire Spreads
- Tells Why Casualty Lists are Delayed
- Revised Licensing Procedure
- Ladies' Band to Play
- Price of Bituminous Coal is Fixed
- Mexican Editors Arrested
- Lieutenant Pyke to Embark
- Page 4
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- French Leader Lauds Rainbow Army Division
- Yankees at Front will be Utilized for Instruction
- Says Austria Groans under German Heel
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- Britain Faces Coming Trials in Confidence
- Washington Crop to be a Bumper One
- Dr. H. B. Felts Wins Army Commission
- Court Exacts Queer Penalty
- Millard to Take Older's Old Job
- Suggestion that the President Act
- Famous Flier Missing
- President Hopes to Make Western [Illegible]
- Page 5
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- Many Answer Call to Camp Fremont
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- Americans and French Advance Together Early
- Notable Advance Made on the West Side of Salient
- War Department Receives Report from Pershing
- Bombardment in Lorraine
- American Win in Air
- Even Statues in Germany are Fakes
- Poincare Honors Hoover
- 4 Soldiers Killed in Auto Accident
- Hungarian House Accepts Suffrage
- Refuses Cabinet Resignations
- Page 6
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- Foch Plan Succeeds
- British Man-Power
- Another Hun Dream
- Increased Imports
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- A Hero Every Day
- Miscellany
- [Untitled]
- Facts about Russia
- Names in the News
- Notice of Assessment
- In the Third Judicial District
- In the Third Judicial District
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice to Creditors
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the Third Judicial District
- Page 7
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- Capital Issues Law is Now in Effect
- Former Salt Laker Dies in Tacoma
- British Officer to Speak at Salt Lake
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- Evanston Lad is Machinist's Mate
- German Accused of Vending Drugs
- Premium List for State Fair Issued
- 2 Mousers Wanted at Red Cross Shop
- Millard does Well in Stamp Campaign
- Simon G. Pigman Buried
- Red Cross Gets $57.45
- Page 8
- Page 9
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- Society
- Two Scholarships Available at "U"
- Crosby Safe Overseas
- [Untitled]
- Fruit Dealers Fear Decrease in Sales
- Women Fast Take up Work of Men
- Services for Neils C. Anderson
- Rate Hearings Soon Shippers Advised
- Cruelty to Horse Charge
- Weber Production Increases
- Has Liquor in Charge
- Flour Advances and New Rise Expected
- Inheritance Tax Paid
- Page 10
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- Each Business to Fix Closing Hours
- Two Men Reach France
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- Half Billion Mark in Seizure Reached
- Stray Bullet Kills Child on Mountain
- Santaquin Woman Dies at Hospital
- Marriage License Issued
- Notice!
- German Press is Blaming America
- Weather Data
- Has Two Sons in Navy
- Free Program Offered at Fort Douglas United States Guards Hosts to Public
- Housewives Fair Price List
- Neighborhood Row Quelled by Police
- Bingham Man Ends Life in Montana
- Steel Mill Workers Plan to Organize
- Peter N. Lundgren, Pioneer Citizen, Dies
- Returned Soldiers Raid Labor Temple
- Consider Rebuilding Mills
- Page 11
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- New York Mail Cost Germans Heap of Money
- Lumber Workers Get Wage Raise
- Germans are not Showing Stamina of Previous Days
- Teutons in Full Retreat to Line on the Vesle River
- Huns No Longer Resisting until they are Killed
- Retirement of the German Army Early in the Day
- Three-Mile Gain on Westerly Side of Marne Salient
- Berlin Report Fails to Admit Severe Reverse
- German Burning More Villages as they Fall Back
- Rapid Progress Made by Allies during the Day
- Capture of Ridge was Expected to Roll up Hun Line
- Whole American Line Goes forward Early in Morning
- Little doing in Albania, Says the Italian Report
- Austrians Claim More Successes in Albania Fight
- Review American Troops
- Huns Lose Prisoners
- British Carry out Raids
- British Admiralty Issues Statement
- Thrift Stamp Sales
- Young Salt Laker Wins Commission
- Allied Envoys Harshly Treated by the Soviets
- Assassination of Von Eichhorn not Surprising
- Stern Measure Demanded
- Arrest of Gorky Ordered
- Archangel Port Closed
- Revolt in Turkestan
- Colorado Bank Visited by Robbers
- Death Sentence of Dowling Commuted
- Page 12
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- Major League Officials to Decide Today
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- Eddie Richenbacher Cited by French for his Bravery
- Ten Coast Leaguers Join Shipbuilders
- Dempsey will Bod for War Benefits
- Trapshooting
- Wright's Hit in Seventh Brings in Winning Run
- Indians Hooverize on Hits and Walks
- Lively Senators Shut out Tigers
- Giants Snowed under by Cubs in Batting Bee
- Northrop has Easy Time with Pirates
- Guardians of Last Hole Beat Phillies
- Dodgers Again Put out Matty's Reds
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- New Committee Authorized
- Final Card for Columbus Long Drawn out One
- Western Union is under Investigation
- Airplane Fall is Fatal
- Page 13
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- Charley Deal may go Back to Cubs
- Big Cut in Players' Salaries after War
- Tommy Fitzpatrick Goes to the Coast
- Tennis
- Burns Beats Moore
- Amusements
- Yankees Uncover Big Gun Locations
- Montana County has Big Grain Crop
- Dr. Mary E. Walker Ill
- Brothers in Service Meet Kirk Boys Enjoy Furlough
- Charged with Using Illegal Methods
- Bessie Craig, Scotch Lass, at Saltair
- [Untitled]
- Promotion Offered all Enlisted Men
- Shields Forges Ahead
- Bandits Burn Bridge
- German Admiralty Staff Chief is Out
- [Untitled]
- New Suits Filed
- Real Estate Transfers
- Salt Laker in France
- Strike of Keymen is not Looked For
- Scalpers Warned to Quit Business
- Roosevelt in Paris
- Page 14
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- Gold Reserve is Vastly Increased
- Mining Congress Secretary Coming
- Tintic Ore Shipments
- [Untitled]
- Market Lacking in Investing Spirit
- Rico-Argentine's Output is Fair
- Park City Ore Shipments
- Ore Shipments Released
- Cotton Market
- Says Nation Now Looks to Marysvale
- Free Metal Ore Growing Stronger
- New York Curb Stocks
- New York Listed Stocks
- Local Quotations
- Standard Oil Stocks
- West Tintic Road to Aid Manganese
- Park City King to Continue Tunnel
- San Francisco Mining Stocks
- New York Bond Quotations
- Boston Stock Quotations
- Boston Curb Close
- Stock Market at Low Ebb; No Restraint upon Trading
- Dry Weather Sends Corn Prices Higher
- Chicago Produce
- Closing Stock List
- New York Bonds
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Kansas City
- Omaha
- Chicago
- Ogden
- Weekly Trade Review
- Coffee Futures
- New York Money
- New York Produce
- Minneapolis Grain
- [Illegible] Fruits
- Delinquent Notice
- Delinquent Notice
- Delinquent Notice
- Page 15
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- Call for Primaries Made by Democrats
- Young Hollander Finally Released
- [Illegible] Convict Again Arrested
- To Send Five Men to the University
- Will Talk on Efficiency
- Notice!
- Notice
- Second Son Goes to Army Service
- Examinations for County Teachers
- Thirty Volunteer for U. of U. Class
- Firemen Rescue Horse in Chute
- Dentists go to Chicago
- Studying Sugar Production
- Skilled Workmen Wanted
- Joseph S. Peery to Speak
- Goes to Signal Corps
- Recruiting for Guard
- Oil Exchange Quotations
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- Died
- Funeral Notices
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- Page 17
- Page 18
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- Cash Freight Rule Explanation Given
- Willard Cole Held for Federal Jury
- Follows Husband in the Service War Bride Joins Student Nurses
- Business Men Aid Scouts in Outing
- Widtsoe is Urging More War Gardens
- Wife Asks Divorce; Drunkenness Claim
- Pleads not Guilty to Liquor Charge
- Sweets Swelling Sugar Allotment
- Three Bound over for Auto Thefts
- Increase is Given to Gas Employees
- Takes Life When Arrest Approaches
- Mrs. Ellen Olson, 1849 Pioneer, Dies
- Increase Shown in City School Census
- Human Fly to Aid the Marines to Climb the Steepest of Walls
- Mess House Plans have been Drawn
- Decree of Divorce Set Aside by Court
- County Employees to Get Half-Holiday
- Coal Production Slightly Reduced
- Short Line Roads to Restore Old Tariffs
- To Attend Meeting of Entomologists
- Retail Coal Men will come Here
- Assault is Charged
- Yesterday's Enlistments
- Utah Men Work at Battle [Illegible]
- Wins Majorship the National [Illegible]
- Services for Mrs. Kate E. [Illegible]
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- Former Policeman in Service Overseas
Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-08-03 | Page 3 | Will Insure the Maximum Output
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-08-03 |
| 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/s65t4wz5 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65t4wz5 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Will Insure the Maximum Output |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-08-03 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65t4wz5/14978306 |