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- [Illegible] will Deal with Difficulty at Danzig
- Weakened Armies of Britain Forced to Withstand Shock of Huns' Mightiest Attacks
- 42nd Ready to Journey Home
- Daylight Saving Plan Again is in Full Effect
- Mack and Wife are Separated
- 20 Sinn Feiners Escape from Jail
- Guns to Become tools
- Allies Ask Hungarian Red Rulers to Get Out
- Lenine Forces Badly Beaten
- Allied Artillery Active
- Engineers at Murmansk
- Yankee Captain Honored
- Odessa Situation Critical
- Four Deaths in Seacoast Town
- Telegraph Rates Increased
- Leader Extols Yankee Labor
- White Veterans Accuse Johnson, Negro War Hero
- Council of Four to Act on Monroe Doctrine
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- Says League is Stride Forward
- Retired Farmers Killed by Engine
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- Disarmament a Success Essential Premier Declares
- Clean Peace is Aims of British Envoys at Paris
- Hamburg and Stettin Natural Czech Outlets
- Questions of Reparations are under Discussion
- Quaint Petition in Boots Seeks Word with Wilson
- Women Seek an Audience
- British Fleet Distribution
- Atlantic Flight Fixed for May
- Joey Fox Outfights Reese
- Boulder Wius Championship
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- To Perpetuate Old Traditions
- Fordney Favors Rope for Reds
- Minor Leagues will Work Independently
- Club Members Hear Plea for Hospitals
- Los Angeles Wins from Chicago Cubs
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- Full Text of Hun Replies to Demand Cites Armistice
- Rumor that Allies' Envoys Interned not Confirmed
- Must Surrender Securities to Pay for Food Supplies
- Strikes are Extending
- Berline Supporting the Idle
- Manned by Yankees
- Arvard and Yale in Aero Contests
- Victory Shoot will be Held on July 4
- Dodgers Winners over Highlanders
- Aggies Train to Make Teams
- White Sox Winners
- Baseball Call Issued
- Barnes Golf Victor
- Team of 89th Wins Football Honors
- Kappas Defeat Paramounts
- Stanford Track Winner
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- Chicago Closes Red-Hot Fight
- Army Aviator Killed
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- American Welfare Workers Stationed in Rome Exemplify New Idea for World Service
- National Parks Expect Big Season
- Profits in Poultry will be Subject
- Nurses Benefit by Dealers' Liberality
- Youngsters Critics at the Hippodrome
- Pettu Larceny Alleged
- Salt Lake Man, Twice Wounded, Returns Home
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- Screens to Aid Big Loan Drive
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- United in Marriage
- Dr. John F. Sharp Made Lieutenant Colonel
- Sheepman of Provo Dies of Influenza
- Influenza Claims Cleon O. Lloyd
- Wife Seeks Divorce
- Salt Lake Woman is to be Buried at Oklahoma City
- Demotte Sentenced in Federal Court
- Charlotte Boyle is Champion Swimmer
- Telegram Announces Arrival of a Baby
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- Greek is Arrested on Liquor Charge
- Both Sides Win Suit at Ogden
- Harbertson and Miayke Matched
- Will Grow Peas
- Fined on Liquor Charged
- Much Clothing Contributed
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- Injured Bicyclist Files Damage Suit
- Tinners Cause Fire
- Child is 'Flu' Victim
- Felony is Charged
- Mayor is to Speak
- Cancer Causes Death
- Back from Service
- To Speak on Easter
- Bail is Forfeited
- Returns from Coast
- Licensed to Wed
- Richfield Soldier Dies of Pneumonia in French Camp
- Michigan Champion Defeated by De Oro
- Kansas City Takes Game from Cards
- Fliers to Visit Pocatello
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- Pocatello's Fight Guarantee is Pledged Campaign of 16 Minutes Nets $160,000
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- Road Work Begun in the Gem State
- Six Idaho Ranches Sold during Week
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
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- Big Salt Lake Brewery is to Become Model Candy Factory
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- Old Clothes Drive Nears Completion
- To Address Class
- Earl Jackman Joins Richey Forces
- Indian War Fighter's Pension is Ratified
- Heavy Excursion Travel Promised
- Potash Company is Incorporated
- Mechanic is Bankrupt
- Brigham Soldier Dies in Wyoming
- State Executives to Discuss Policy
- Deaths and Funerals
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Assessment Notice
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- Seaman Smith Chasing Flies
- Los Angeles Fails to Land Crandall
- Red M'kee Signs with San Francisco
- Race Narrowing in Desert Contests
- Ken is Forced to Admit that He is some Ballplayer
- Oaks Score Shutout over Oakland Elks
- Turf Results and Entries
- College Track Meet Awarded to Provo
- Good Scores Made at Indoor Shoot
- Kansas City Wins
- Browns Win Shutout
- Home and School League Notes
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- Sheriff Fails; Lady Succeeds
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- Marriage Licenses
- New Suits Filed
- Real Estate Transfers
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- Noted Hereford to be at Stock Show
- Simpson Demands Trial by Jury
- Tribunes Find way into War Zone Salt Laker Tells of Argonne Fight
- Payroll at Post Aggregates $40,000
- Taxation Return Blanks Out
- Local News
- Comrades in Camp and Trench Return
- Kirkham to be Speaker
- Sells Interest in Capital Electric
- County Commission Favors Utah Goods
- Presbyterian Divine will Talk on Christ
- Cadets must Wear Regular Uniforms
- Borg is Accorded Decree of Divorce
- Hero of Argonne Returns to Utah
- Three Divorce Suits Field during Day
- Officers Named for Permanent Clinic
- Fire Department to use Platoon System
- Fights Highwaymen and Recovers Money
- Society for Social Service Organized
- Coast Preparing for Liberty Drive
- 19 New Cases of Influenza Reported
- Flower Grovers to be Rewarded with Loving Cups
- Golden Wedding is Fittingly Observed
- Light Company Managers Meet
- Two are Held on Moonshine Charge
- Army Veteran is Back from France
- To Operate Stage Line
- Utah Forests to be Opened this [Illegible]
- Visits in the City on way to Coas
- Is Declared Guilty of Stealing Tire
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- Briton 'Land Girls' to Remain at Task
- Bolshevism Found Wanting by Intelligent Working Men
- Giving Instruction on Shipping Goods
- Many Yankees Die of 'Flu' Overseas
- Gay Life Still Led in the Hun Capital
- Says Morgan was Genius at Buying
- England is Building Many Light Cruisers
- Blockhouse Held by Americans
- Campaign in Africa may be Investigated
- Russia Still Pleads for Help of Allies
- Passenger-Carrying Airplane Exhibited
- Germans are Urged to Remain at Home
- Turkey Still has Food in Abundance
- Apologies are Made to American Consul
- Women Servants in Great Demand
- Great Military Base
- Americans are Winners
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- Bees Arrive Home Friday for Final Training Period
- Van Buren Holder of Batting Record
- cash for Rickard Ready to Deposit
- Many Entries Made by Wrestlers for Desert Contests
- No Scout for the Browns
- Hans Wagner a Bravo Guy
- Ted Lewis Given Square Chance to Win Back Honors
- Rifle Experts after Honors
- Managers of 1919 Clubs in Pacific Coast League
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- Good Manager is Invaluable
- Baker Already Wise to Job
- Another Career Spoiled
- Salt Lake Pacific Coast League Club for Coming Season
- Jack Had his Hands Full with this Boy
- Dogs and Dog Fellers
- Checkers
- Otto Taking it Easy
- Al Halt Released
- French Take to Fight Game
- Chuck Meehan with Braves
- Stockholders Stayed at Home
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- Trade Pleasing to Both Clubs
- Wood Played Safe
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- Wilbert Robinson Hard Luck Manager
- Waite Hoyt will Stick with Game
- Cady Wanted Quick Action
- 'U' Students Now Turn to Tennis
- Would have Tennis Players Repeal Tax
- Sherwood Changes his Mind
- Moran Tickled with his Reds
- French Kids are Good Ball Players
- Lafitte Back Home Again
- Veteran does not Fear Father Time
- Three Headline Bouts on [Illegible]
- Yankee Manager is some Fast Worke
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- Copper Situation Appears Brighter
- Fargo Reports Oil
- Cotton Market
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- Red Hill Florence Cuts High-Grade
- East Divide Shaft is down 335 Feet
- Teapot Syndicate's Well at 670 Feet
- New York Curb Stocks
- Stocks are Steady at Close of Week
- Corn Stronger on Covering by Shorts
- Closing Stock List
- New York Listed Stocks
- Kansas City Produce
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- [Untitled]
- Says Senate is to Ratify Pact
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- Baker Praises Men on Border
- Queen of Rumania Grateful to Women
- Pocatello is Ready for Victory Loan
- Organization is Completed
- Cotton Fire Costly
- Service Nationalized
- To Continue Corps
- Urges Development of Trade
- Houston Corrects Misapprehension
- Transfer Money for Soldiers
- Idaho Falls Men Honored
- Treaty is Signed
- August Belmont, Jr., Dies
- Indian Uprising in Argentina
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- Gilmer Drive will be Paved
- Coast Ar'tillery Gunners Return
- Land Firm Moves to New Quarters
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- Foreign Department Meets Requirement
- Honor is Shown to Memory of Admiral
- Ore Shipments Released
- Minneapolis Grain
- Burkburnett Oil Output Increased
- Orders Planes for Oil Fields Travel
- Bond Election Called
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- Government Offers Soldiers a Chance
- Get a Vim Truck at a Bargain Price
- Mines High-Grade Copper in Strip
- Prices of Copper are Moving Upward
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- Stefansson Lauded for Achievements
- Butler Well Flows over 2000 Barrels
- Artillery Corps Member is Home from Overseas
- Liberty Bonds
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, in And
- U. C. it Indicator Manufacturing Company
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- Short Circuit in Magneto Gives Spark
- Nearly all Flyers go up 28,000 Feet
- Inspect Wires for Skip in Cylinders
- Motor Trucks have Stabilized Western Business
- 1919 to be Banner Year for Highways
- Chevrolet Bans Car Made in Hunland
- Tractors to Haul Freight Trains on Highways Soon
- Federal Road Act Provides $60,000,000
- West Owns Most Autos per Capital
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- Airship Service for Missouri Town
- Would Regulate Airplane Nimrods
- Trucks Stand Severe Tests
- Auto Acclaimed Business Asset
- Machinery a High Connecting Rod
- Peace Zeppelin is German Plan
- May Reduce Price of Motor Fuel
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- Technical School for Motor Workers
- Alert Tire Dealer Explains his System
- Government to Keep Army Trucks
- Buys Second Standard within Year
- The Automobile Simplified
- Motor Buyers must Await Deliveries
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- Attain the Ultimate in Design and Pep
- U. S. may Create an Aerial Department
- Horses Beat Motors in Fatality Score
- Owners Prefer Guaranteed Work
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- Fighting Americans Take Long Motor Hike
- Duplex has Proved its Great Ability
- Tuning up Business with Motor Trucks
- Blair Defines the Bates Steel Tractor
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- Hup Distributor is after More Cars
- Graham Tells of Elcar Stamina
- States Utility of Sampson Tractors
- New 12-20 Twin City Tractors Arrive
- Win 20,000 Frances
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- Chosen to Keep Motor Wheels Rolling
- Plan to Divide Factory Profits
- Acetylene Welding Becoming a Fad
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- Fine Weather Starts Liberty Cars Rolling
- Plan to Build New Gas Vender Here
- Ride to Prosperity in a Briscoe Car
- Here is way to Make Good Spring
- Chamberlain's Tablets
- Silvertown Cords Pile up Big Mileage
- New Airship Service
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-03-30 | Page 29 | Al Halt Released
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-03-30 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6nc7bnh |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6nc7bnh |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Al Halt Released |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-03-30 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Page | 29 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6nc7bnh/15011958 |