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- Page 1
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- American Troops to Remain at the Front
- Premier on Vessel Attacked by Raider
- Coast Firms Discuss Fuel Oil Shortage
- One Killed, Ten Hurt in Railway Crash
- Injuries Prove Fatal to Aviator
- Noted Railroad Man Dies
- Passenger and Freight Rates will go Higher
- Loyalty to the Nation Placed before Party
- Gas does not Daunt American Troops
- Count is to be Interned Wife a Rich American
- Turks are Driven 20 Miles by British
- Page 2
- Page 3
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- German U-Boats are No Longer Terrors of Sea
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- Bears out the Information on File at Capital
- Huns Planning a New Series of Big U-Boat Cruisers
- Approve Plan to Increase Capital
- House to Pass the Overman Bill Today
- M'adoo Plans Reduction of Train Service
- Explorer Sets out to Find New Lands
- Tranchard Accepts Comand in France
- Scripps Escapes Service
- Six Million Loan to Railroad
- Kaiser is Confident over Rumania Peace
- Slav Socialists to Support Jugoslavs
- Mrs. H. G. Selfridge Dies
- Sinking Falling Off
- Tonnage Increased
- De Luxe Trains Barred
- Service Adequate
- Page 4
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- Austrian and German Lords in Agreement
- Dowager Empress and Grand Dukes Held by Germans
- Japanese Messages Approved by London
- Soviets Protest Against German Military Moves
- Peasant Conspiracy
- Semenoff's Advance
- Peace Delegates Arrive
- Noted Speakers are to Help Red Cross
- House will out Estimates Army
- Conference Report Adopted
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- Daniels and Geddes Exchange Letters
- Presbyterians to Open Session Today
- Clericals to Defeat Prussian Measures
- New Yorker Causes a Stir in Capital
- Aliens, Objectors may Lose Benefits
- State Power over Roads is Questioned
- Woman is Pardoned
- Italian Prisoners Cruelly Mistreated
- Labor to be Active
- Socialists Barred
- Page 5
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- Society
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- Ask Fort Douglas to Supply Guardsmen
- John A. Groesbeck is Active at Front
- Maps of Post Road Projects to be Filed
- 400 Lambs Die from Dietetic Troubles
- State Officials to go on Auto Tour
- Railway Clerks Organize
- Red Cross Nurse Speaks
- Italian Flag will Fly at Postoffice
- Petition Rate Increase
- John W. Sharp Gets Pension
- Page 6
- Page 7
- [Untitled]
- Picture Exhibit for Invalided Soldiers
- Rate Increase Asked
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- Interest Great in Governor's Appeal
- Will Investigate Death of Miner
- Livingston Refuses Arraignment Plea
- Off to Investigate Training for Nurses
- Contracts Awarded for License Plates
- Summer Rates Allowed
- [Untitled]
- Marriage Licenses
- Real Estate Transfers
- New Suits Filed
- Page 8
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- Veterans to Aid Red Cross Drive
- Another Sunrise Hike
- [Untitled]
- More Artillery Recruits
- Funeral Date Announced
- Barrels of Mirth to be Tapped at Orpheum Tonight on Big Bill
- [Untitled]
- Ogden to Entertain Belgian Veterans
- Silver Bullion is Shipped to Coast
- Students to Aid Red Cross Drive
- Parent will Claim 'Kidnaped' Daughter
- Speeding Charged; Man Forfeits Bail
- Heads Chautauqua Association
- Shipbuilders Leave Today
- Services for Ivan Farr
- Girl Joins Recruiting Staff
- Fire Chief to Attend Convention
- Aircraft Agitation is not Subsiding
- Dairy Department Accounts Audited
- British Nurse Speaks
- Prizes are Awarded
- On Furlough to Wed
- To Entertain Old Folks
- Reunion Date Changed
- Notice to Public
- Page 9
- Page 10
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- Bees and Jungle Tribe in Heated Clash this Week
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- Sometimes 'Tis Just as Well that One be Cautious
- Boxelder Athletes Awarded Sweaters
- [Untitled]
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- Yesterday's Results
- Cubs Hammer Ball Hard and Swamp Braves
- Reds' Early Lead is their One Salvation
- Rain Halts a Tie Struggle in Tenth
- Commission will O. K. Retired List
- Varsity Pitcher Enlists
- Salt Lake Hitters Continue to Show the way in Club Batting
- Leonard will Take Part in Mitt Meet
- Lewis Starts Work
- [Untitled]
- Mackmen Spot Champs Four, Then Win Out
- Page 11
- [Untitled]
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- Service Men Watch Caldwell Beat Eric
- Millers Sign Nies
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Joe Jackson Quits Sox to Build Ships
- [Untitled]
- Schupp has Bad Arm
- Proper Food for Weak Stomachs
- Manhattan Opening Card Full of Pep
- Austrians are Repulsed with Heavy Losses
- Teuton Raid is Broken up by the French Troops
- Report Hindenburg Dead
- New York Loafers to be Rounded Up
- Bavarian "Ace" Killed
- Claim British Repulse
- Fighting in Italy
- American Troops Impress English
- Baron Courtney Dies
- Sergeant Gets 30 Years Sentence
- Page 12
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- Decrease Shown in Utah Copper Output
- Nevadas Quoted in San Francisco
- Oil Exchange to Open Monday
- Toledo may use Diamond Drills
- Cotton Market
- Minneapolis Grain
- [Untitled]
- Knight Inspects Nelson Queen
- Atkins Oil Lease Awarded to Page
- Boston Stock Quotations
- New York Produce
- Evaporated Fruits
- Chicago Produce
- Trading Confined to Narrow Field
- New York Listed Stocks
- Bull Campaign is Resumed on New York Exchange
- Public Inquiry for Stocks Increases
- New York Curb Stocks
- Western Mining Stocks
- Would Fliminate Middleman in Ores
- London Money
- Local News
- Closing Stock List
- New York Bonds
- Kemmerer Oil Notes
- Bulge in the Value of Corn in Chicago
- Local Securities by J. A. Hogle & Co.
- Kansas City Produce
- Sugar Market
- New York Money
- Chicago
- Omaha
- Kansas City
- Standard Oil Stocks
- New York Grain
- Dividend Notice
- Page 13
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- Red Cross Steadily Continues Output
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- Liberty Stake has War Garden Record
- Death of Henry A. Rice
- Oregon Clergyman is Called to Pastorate
- Rice is Confiscated; Public to Benefit
- To Say Mass for Bishop Scanlan
- Notice
- May Cut Price of Flour Substitutes
- Will Probe Teuton Caching of Rifles
- Minerals Separation Defeated on Appeal
- Kinney Brings in Big Muddy Well
- Kubre Quits Smelter
- Ogden Livestock
- David V. Petersen Dies
- Evidence Insufficient
- Page 14
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- Many Problems to Occupy War Council
- Autoist Sentenced to Ten Days in Jail
- Newton Demurrer Hearing Postponed
- Weater Data
- Amusements
- Births
- Musical Skit for Soldiers
- Salt Lake Woman Dies
- [Untitled]
- Elk Welfare Dance Tickets Being Sold
- Salt Lakers in New York
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Notice to Creditors
- Notice to Creditors
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the Third Judicial District
- Delinquent Notice
- In the District Court of The
- In the Third Judicial District
- United States District Court
- Order of Notice Thereon
- Notice of Assessment
- Assessment Notice
- In the District Court of The
- Died
- Blosom Seeley Ans Five Syncopated Musicians Leaders of Orpheum Bill Opening Tonight
- "the Mark of Cain," a Famous Castle Photoplay, Opens at the Strand Theater Today
- Griffith's "Intolerance," Great Scenic Production, at the American Beginning Today
- Moonlight" Dance to be Held at Saltair Pavilion Tonight; Sweeten Furnishes Music
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- Page 18
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- Utah's Quota for Red Cross $500,000
- Camp Kearny Happy, Artilleryman Says
- Shipworkers Leave for Seattle
- Asks for Generous Giving Governor Makes Appeal
- Grain Corporation Branch Organized
- Authorize Contract with City Expert
- Manufactures' Head Speaker
- Sherbets and Ices Placed under Ban
- County Commission may Install Lights
- 37 Enemy Aliens Interned at Fort
- Ernest B. Harrison in East
- Arbitrators Agree to a Wage Increase
- Position as Guard for Miss Deckman Appeals to Women
- Three Cases Heard by Supreme Court
- Albert Hulshof Dies
- Salt Lake Ambulance at Front with American Unit in Fance
- Shriners to Visit Pocatello Soon
- Says Meal Sacks Each under Weight
- Rydalch to Make Patriotic Address
- Hearing on Rate Petition
- Accused I. W. W. is Held to Account
- Effects of Daylight Saving under Probe
- 4th Officers' Camp to be at Presidio
- Auditor Commends County Officials
- Affirmatives Win Debate
- [Untitled]
- Pasteboard Boches Shot to Patches
- Making Ready Fox New Parking Plan
- Major Reports for Duty
Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-05-14 | Page 3 | Mrs. H. G. Selfridge Dies
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-05-14 |
| 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/s6np3fv1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6np3fv1 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Mrs. H. G. Selfridge Dies |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1918-05-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6np3fv1/14990739 |