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- More Marines will be Landed at Vladivostok
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- Palmer Agent will come to Salt Lake
- Trouble over New Cabinet
- Salt Lake in New York
- Mission from the Azores
- Phone Girls Going to France
- Revised Enemy Trading List has 5000 Names
- Mcadoo Takes a Rest
- Von Kuehlmann may Retire
- Would Put Women in Service
- Campaign for Liberty Loan in Costa Rica
- Washington is not Notified of Bolshevik Order
- Farmers Buy Bonds
- Campaign in Colorado
- Local News
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- Canada's Man-Power Measure is Adopted
- Protests Against Paris Bombardment
- Freight Rates Increased
- Refugees Flocking to Palestine Towns
- Mob Attacks Jews and Plunders Shops
- Nine-Year-Old Boy Held for Murder
- Navy Given Money for New Hospitals
- Germans Dissolve Council of Ghent
- President's Burn Stop Golf Practice
- Americans Refused Passports
- Casualty List is Smallest in Weeks
- Draft Objector is Jailed at Chicago
- Little Blind Girl Saves Many Lives
- Three Children are Killed by Mother
- Germans Charged with Spy Tactics
- Call for Special Duty
- Hurley Urges Team Work on Shipyards
- [Illegible] One will Furnish Men for the Army
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- Schwab Transfers Office
- Draft Obstructors Convicted
- Investigation Promised
- Duty Free for Soldiers
- German Raid in St. Mihiel Zone Easily Repulsed
- Hearst Stops his German Newspaper
- Shipyard Riveters Establish Record
- American Vessel Blown up in Port; Many Lives Lost
- Americans who Shipped as Crew of the Florence
- British Missions Reach Washington
- Jury is Accepted by I. W. W. Attorney
- Plan to Utilize Old War Material
- American Troops to Plant Gardens
- General Wisser Retired
- Daniels Attends Naval Launching
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- Each Wednesday to be Shopping Day
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- Moose to Hold Frolic Saturday
- Resents Lackey Job; Sues for Divorce
- Boys' War Garden Very Productive
- To Plan Training of Drafted Men
- Capitol Janitor is Victim O Thief
- Boys Sentenced to Industrial School
- Four Companies are Incorporated
- Welfare Work for Uth Boys Aided
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- Many Places Open to Women Workers
- Utah Bird Day to Fall next Friday
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- May Place Market in Regent Street
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- Has Three Sons in the Service Casterlines are Now in France
- Austria -Hungary in State of Despair
- Vessel Set on Fire for the Third Time
- Will Hold Social
- Ladies of G. A. R. Reception
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- Reimer is Jailed by Oklahoma Officers
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- Davison Party Welcomed to Milan
- Services for Aged Salt Lake Woman Conducted Here
- Working for Immediate Peace
- May Repudiate Peace Act
- British Budget to Carry Huge Amount
- Less Coal Mined in Southwest District
- Chairman Hays at Phoenix, Arizona
- No may Day for France
- Threatens President; Goes to Prison
- Local News
- Germans Continue March to Moscow
- German Suspect is Arrested at Butte
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- French Officers Laud Americans
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- Convict, Real Hero, is Given a Pardon
- Putch Artillery Workshops Closed
- Austrians Melt Italian Statues
- [Illegible] Glen White, 8700 Tons, Launched
- New Books in Library
- Notice of Sale of Bonds
- Resume Diplomatic Relations
- Notice of Assessment
- Assessment Notice
- Notice to Contractors
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- Two Aides Assured General Goethals
- Casualty List of the British Shows Increase
- British Troops Eject Germans from Positions
- French Repulse Teuton Raiders in Amiens Sector
- German Troops Quickly Driven out by French
- British Advance Lines Slightly in Local Fights
- Belgians Rally and Eject Enemy from Trenches
- Plenty of Signs that Big Battle is to be Renewed
- Bond Selling Drive Closes Tomorrow
- Makes October 12 a Holiday
- Does not Believe Battle will end in Favor of Huns
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- Fine Food Violators
- No Casualties
- Good Week for Belgians
- Joins in Y. M. C. A. War Work
- Berlin Night Report
- Maurice Goes to Front
- Italian Report
- British Drop War Bombs
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- Idaho Town Swells Soldier Smoke Fund
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- St. Anthony, Ida
- M'donald Funeral to Occur Tomorrow
- Poultry Expert Coming to Utah
- Goshen is Liberal
- Yesterday's Enlistments
- Big Parade Postponed
- Returns to Camp
- Woodmen to Give Benefit
- Back from California
- Monkis Pleads not Guilty
- Protest Meeting Called
- Sent to Jail for Vagrancy
- New Five-Cent Tickets Issued
- Debaters Win in Contest
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- Senator Lewis has Fears about Japan
- Sale is Big Success
- Tooele Man is Now in Service on West Front
- "Rob Roy" will be Presented at Provo
- Crushed to Death in Bingham Mine
- Preparing to Send next Quota to Camp
- Woman Reported to have Tried Suicide
- Held for Selling Vinegar as Whisky
- Idaho Pastor to Speak at Provo
- Ophir Makes Fine Loan Raising Record
- War Savings Social Organized at Provo
- First Honors Won by B. A. C. Debaters
- Will Improve Highway
- Company is Incorporated
- Forester Goes East
- Red Cross Cow Brings Big Sum Sold by Wasatch County Chapter
- Prize-Winning Beeg Growers Announced
- Arrives Safely in France
- On Duty Camp Funston
- Files Suit for Fees
- Marriage Announced
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- Three Friends are Placed in Same Regiment
- Loan is Lagging in Weber County
- Ogden Man will Help Great Britain
- Is Fined $50 for Being Intoxicated
- Salt Lake Judge to Preside at Ogden
- Soldiers will Aid in Patriotic Play
- Good Work is Done by Fire Department
- City Employees to Get Higher Salaries
- Vaccination may be Enforced in Idaho
- Carey Act Lands Enjoying a Boom
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- 'Master Gunman' of West Dies at 85
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- Local Man Joins the Motorcycle Squad Engineers
- Weather Data
- Frost Damages Fruits
- Grouse Creek is Proud of Record
- New Suits Filed
- Salt Lake Statistics
- New Gauze Roller Saves Time Salt Lake Man is the Inventor
- Food Law Violation Charge
- Tooele County Far Ahead of Quota
- "Slacker" Enlists
- Gunnison Pioneer Dies
- Await Opinion on Garbage Contract
- Services for Sarah M. Gillett
- Former Business Boys Train for Work in France
- World's Record in Ship Construction
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- Fulton's Left is Best Asset; Cowler
- Evers Gives Tener Piece of his Mind
- Farmers Needed, so Alex Called to Go
- Penn Oarsmen are Winner over Navy
- Two Tied for Top in the Blind Bogey
- Tendler Wins Easily
- Taft in Favor of Larger Draft Army
- Commends Gunner's Mate for his Work
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- King Approves of Patriotism Shown
- American Soldiers Studying Jiu-Jitsu
- Urges Great Britain to Search for Oil
- Discharge Private for Disobediance
- Sailors Arrested for Looting a Tomb
- Permission to Hold Parade is Refused
- Cannot Stand German' Wife
- Local Officer is Instructor at School of Fire
- Demonstration Strike
- Air Raids Causing Germans to Worry
- Captain of Emden may Lose Sword
- British Navy Dog is Given a Rating
- Empress Eugenie Retains Faculties
- Another Food Problem
- England and France will Stick Together
- Delinquent Notice
- Oil Investors
- In the District Court
- Before the Public Utilities
- No Women Bolsheviki
- Man Power Bill in Force
- Round -up of Draft Evaders
- Sheriff Slain by Negro Bootlegger
- German Steamships are Dismantled
- Roughly Handled for Shirking Duty
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- Ross is Optimistic over Russ Situation
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- Utah Oversubscribes Quota; Excess is Nearly One Million
- Masons will Hold Reunion this Week
- 2 Pardons, 3 Paroles Granted by Board
- Pro-German Meets Rough Treatment
- Services for Ernest Frederickaen
- Final Tribute is Paid David Keith
- Reinhart Assumes Control of Bureau
- Soldiers to Secure Technical Training
- Secretary Redfield Visits Fort Douglas
- Patriotic Services at St. Mark's Today
- Births Exceed Deaths by 44
- J. Ray Hunter Dies
- Services for H. W. Crabb
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- Utahns Say Good [Illegible] to Popular Captol
- Body of Infant is Found among Weeds
- Minnie Thalmann Dies
- Are to Complete Roads
- Returns from California
- Life and Character Reading
- Services for Hejmar Jorgensen
- Lorenzo Wiscomb Dies
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- Camouflaged Kissel Surprises Indians
- Passenger Auto to Relieve Traffic
- For the Tool Box
- The Best Water
- 16-Passenger Studebaker in Rural Service
- War Saving Society Plans First Dance
- Twelve Carloads of Republics Coming
- Tire Damaged by Overloading Car
- To Straighten Front Axle
- Local News
- Local News
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- Social Hall Garage Announces Opening
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- Overland Experts on Big Test Run
- Auto Tourists are Now Getting Ready
- Brisk Business at Studebaker Agency
- Free Oil Holes
- Implement Dealer Chooses International Truck
- Tire Service Man Visits Salt Lake
- Big Demand for Miller Carburetor
- How the Ideal Car is Now Equipped
- Rust Remover
- Motion Picture Folk Select Cadillacs
- Rubber Hose
- Acid for Electrolyte
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- Motorized Farming to Feed World
- Oakland Drive-Away Train of 12 Cars Leaves for Provo
- Standard 8 Shows Remarkable Stamina
- A Few Remarks by Used Car Salesman
- Latch Dogs
- Examine Springs
- Closed Auto Still in Big Demand
- Removing Broken Screw
- Prodium Process Tire Man Explains
- Ford Quality Never Sacrificed
- Improved Roads as Best War Measure
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- Food is Plentiful if you have Price
- Internal Situation in Germany Acute
- Many Dangers Encountered by Night-Flying Squadrons
- Keeping of Pigs is Being Encouraged
- Rabbits are Being Used as War Food
- Big Wage Increase
- Fearful Mixtures Pass for Tobacco
- Pictures Enjoyed by Royal Family
- Wood Used for Combs
- False Limb Director
- American is Rendering Aid Hospital Assistant at Lice
- Is Given Six Months for Insulting Army
- Grampus Captured in Exciting Battle
- Government Making Boots
- Cheating Children Costly
- Now Eager to Quit use of Poison Gas
- Americans Adopt French Methods
- Birth Rate Higher for Paris in 1917
- Military Secrets Taboo in Letters
- Many Cabs are Idle
- Leaves Large Fortune
- Break Oldest Rule
- Disabled Fighters are Taught Trades
- Brings Record Price
- Many Women Employed
- New Disease Appears
- Trappers of Rabbits go out on a Strike
- Rationing Order is Working Well
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- Buy Bonds
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Local News
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- A Moving Plea
- Communicaiton
- Names in the News
- Ireland's Duty
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- Progress of the War
- Captain Jensen
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- New York Bond Quotations
- Grand Central to Pay Semimonthly
- Zuma to Install New Machinery
- Storms Delay Work in American Fork
- Standard Oil Stocks
- Further Recovery Made by Rexall
- Evaporated Fruits
- Natural Gas Dream may be Realized
- Silver Goes to Elk Basin
- Local Quotations by J. A. Hogle &Co
- Eureka Resident Invents Diviner
- Authorize Work on Dugway Smelter
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- New York Curb Stocks
- Power Drills will Drive Drain Tunnel
- Western Mining Stocks
- Deep Creek Reports Important Strike
- National Again is High-Grade Camp
- Lull in the War Situation is Favorably Construed
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- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Well is Producing, Company Announces
- Central Hill Shaft Nears the 400 Level
- New York Money
- Cotton Market
- Coffee Futures
- London Money
- Flax, Oats and Rye
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- New York Grain
- Iron and Steel Market
- New York Produce
- Adverse Weather in the Corn Belt
- Eureka King to Resume Development
- Copper Leaf to Resume Sinking
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- New Ore Opened in Woodman Mine
- New Elaterite Plant Now Producing Paint
- Mistakes Unpopular, but Results Differ
- Argentine Ships 12 Cars Copper
- Chicago Produce
- Big Interests Busy Around Copperfield
- Oil Stands 65 Feet in Dixie Well No. 2
- Copper Production Cost Shown to be Increasing
- Tintic-Dealaware is Promising Property
- Ogden Livestock
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- To Market Car Manganese Ore
- Mascot Acquires New Holdings
- Don't Buy Oil Stock
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- Apply for Water Rights
- Daughters of Veterans to Meet
- Registration Certificate Found
- Notice to Contractors
- Cut this out and Keep It
- To Receive $5000 for Loss of Eye
- The 1918 War Garden
- The Patriot
- Tract Secured for New 'Garden City'
- Widow to Receive $4436.34
- Would Extend War Plan to Industry
- A Look into the Future of Val Verda
- Engineers' 'Spiker' Reaches Salt Lake
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- The Internal Gear in the Nash Truck
- Save-U-Gas Suits Ogden Auto Fans
- Government Back to Helsingfors
- Swiss Neutrality Violated
- Gypsies Robbed by Mexicans
- Tire Conservation Suggestions
- Lee Puncture-Proof Tire Man Explains
- Patriotic Ford Man Speeds Bond Sales
- Ridding Tires of Gambling Element
- Republic Truck Doubles Outfit
- Testing Vent Pipes
- Teh Diamond Grid Battery Story
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- A Look Infalter doing Future of [Illegible] France
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- Wallis, Jr., Tractor Plows Prison Garden
- Huge Caterpillars for Road Work
- Spare Latch
- Clever Orpheum Star Enjoys Ride in Premier
- Used Tire Man Tells his Story
- Goodyear Rubber Co. Opens Tire School
- Motorcycle Fans Plan Long Tours
- Want Blanc Blamed for Disaster
- Breathing Capacity of Nash Motors
- How Long Ought a Battery to Last?
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- a Look [Illegible] Future of [Illegible]
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- Delinquent Notice
- Notice to Coal Dealers
- Naval Measure is Passed by House
- Russia Protests
- President's Wife Witnesses Parade
- Chicago Toilers in Patriotic Pageant
- Not Arrested, but Being Watched
- Seaman Drowned
- Navy Keeps Faith on French Coast
- Plan to Construct 120 Wooden Ships
- Pre-Germans Aske Dto Resign
- Food Saving at Army Camps
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- Louisville Breeder has High Hopes of Putting in 1918 Derby Winner
- Nothing's too Rich for Peter the Great
- Slim Love is Hero despite Close Defeat
- Utah Athletes are Ready for Battles
- Turf Results, Entries Weights and Riders
- Wild Heaves and Such
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- Johnny Tobin Stars with his Left Arm
- Americans to Meet
- Negro Fighter is on the Front Again
- Evans has a Boost for Vet Bob Groom
- Larry Doyle Hero in New York Victory
- Irish Meusel Again Stars in Phil Game
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- Donie Bush Showing Well this Season
- Tion Expected to Held Yankees in their Fight for Flag in America
- Break Fast Food
- Jim Thorpe Says Second Men Scarce
- Thomas Says He is through with Game
- Local News
- Gus Getz Regular Third Sack Guardian
- Checkers
- Leo Dressen Should be Tiger Standby
- Moriarty Speaking for Liberty Load
- Art Fletcher Says Giants are Ready
- Plestina Appears Ready for Business
- Crane's Inability to Hit Loses Job
- Cubs' Baggage will be Limited to Grips
- Service of Yore is Lacking this Year
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- Close Competition Features Drake Meet
- Salt Lake Well up in Club Shooting
- Lines to an Open Window
- Pierce Wins Trophy
- Lambeth to Soldier
- Jim Scott Blanked
- Bingham Ball Club Starting Season
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- College Baseball
- Johnny Evers Never Weighed Very Much
- New Store League will Open Monday
- Fred Ayer Winner of Borden Cup Race
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- Kaws Release Banks
- Alexander to Hurl Last Game Friday
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-04-21 | Page 8 | Less Coal Mined in Southwest District
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-04-21 |
| 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/s6qn7j70 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qn7j70 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Less Coal Mined in Southwest District |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-04-21 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 8 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qn7j70/14984858 |