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- Actors' Strike near End
- Fremier of Greece Still Unchanged
- Units of Famous 1st Division Arrive
- Reinsch to Leave Pekin.
- Oldest Man Celebrates 131st Birthday by Taking His First Ride in Automobile
- Belgian Royal Pair to Reach U. S. October 1
- Ultimatum with Drastic Terms for Rumanians
- Peace Treaty with Germany Ratified in New Zealand
- Agriculture, Labor and Capital Will Meet in October
- Santa Fe Shopmen Vote to Accept President's Offer
- Hondurans Victorious.
- Cudahys Fined.
- Secretary Baker is Asked for Facts
- Cardinal Mercier of Belgium on Way to America
- Twenty Wounded by Bomb Hurled by Jap Official
- Caruso Puzzled over Mexican Job
- Seek Information on Profit Limits
- U. S. Aviator Shot by Carranza Soldiers
- 100, 000 Huns Are Classed as Deserters
- 200 Tons of Seized Sugar to be Sold
- Land Lease Bill Amendment is Rejected by Senate
- Bolshevik Troops Ask Peace
- Commercial Docks to Replace Strikers
- 11, 000 Automobiles Exposed at Camp
- Discharged Negro Soldier Mob Victim
- Stabler Resigns.
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- Work on Two Mills in Ogden Halted by Strike
- Ends to Grocery Business While He "Chases Chickens"
- James C. Leary Ill.
- Miss Deckman Sends Claim from Home in Germany
- Wife Offered $10, 000 by U. S. for Hubby
- Granite District Principals Meet
- Sees Imminent Dangers in Neglect of Forests
- Utahns be Stow Large Sums in Insurance Benefits
- Col. Sharp to Speak on Army Surgery
- Police Arrest Man Who May be Slayer Wanted in Oklahoma
- Western Pacific Released from Control of S. P.
- Increase in Freight Rates Menaces Development of Utah's Industries
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- Knox Plan Declared Menace
- She Cooks Dinner for 12 People Now
- Lawyers Told of American Problems
- Dye Shipment from Germany Permitted
- Claims Judge Tried for False Testimony
- Cost on Downgrade, Ogden Armour Says
- 92, 000 Pounds of Poultry Seized
- Restricted Trade Rumor is Denied
- Seattle Pressmen out on Strike
- High Price Set on Raisins Protested
- Railroads Earn Surplus on July
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- Bees Complete Most Successful Road Trip in Club's C. L. History
- Retain Rugby.
- Eleven Old Men Are Back at California
- Diamond Dust
- 'Comish' Suggests Nine Games for 1919 Series
- With the 'Boxers'
- Assistant Coach at Olympic Club
- Rain Halts Races.
- Coast Standing
- Are '19 Pennant Races in Majors over? Evers Says Don't be Too Sure
- Net Association Picks American Team
- Stanford Announces '19 Rugby Schedule
- This, Fiftieth Year of Grid Game, Should be Corked
- Tigers Clout Seal Pitchers
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- [Illegible] 'Informal Football' at Harvard This Fall
- Marys Football Starts Sept 7
- National League
- Clever Monks Are Featured on Pantages Bill Today
- The Stage Theares the Screen
- Midweekly Theatre News
- Joyousness Reigns Supreme at the Orpheum This Week
- Eugene O' Brien Delights Crowds at the American
- 'Reckless Eve' Feature Act at Orpheum
- Burley Winner over Rupert in Fast Game
- American League
- Schmidt Asks for Rates for Farmers
- Win Doubles Final.
- Western League
- Southern Association
- 'Shepherd of the Hills' Coming to the Strand
- Funeral of Auto Victim on Sunday
- Peterson to Head L. D. S. in Denmark
- Juab Water Users Willing to Pay
- Question: Who is to Pay Fire Expenses
- Knights of Columbus Elect New Officers
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- Cattlemen on Griddle at Hearing
- Railway Official Raps Burleson
- Change in Naming Postmasters Urged
- Suggestions Made to Church by F. K. Lane
- Calapooia Indians Become Extinct
- U. S. Minister to Poland in Paris
- Tariff on Pearl Buttons Restored
- Negroes to Join American Legion
- Authorization to Probe Immigration
- Forest Fires Cost U. S. $50, 000 a Day
- "No Strike" Report Later Repudiated
- Wisconsin to Pay Bonus to Soldiers
- Senate to Get Treaty next Wednesday
- Sues to Exclude Police from Union
- U. P. Coalyards Threatened by Fire
- Federal Officers Capture 5 Rebels
- Atlanta Women Vote for 1st Time
- King Victor Gives up Crown Property
- Dock Strike Continues.
- Congress Plans to Welcome Pershing
- Local News
- Caranza Accuse of Plot on U. S.
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- Picket Made Threat, Says Witness
- New Method to [Illegible] Auto Thieves
- Legion Plans Approved.
- Double Somersault One of Most Difficult Feats Attempted by Performers
- Boy Killed When He Touches Wire
- To Entertain Federals.
- Youth Hurt When Struck by Auto
- Banquet Invitation.
- Society
- Pipefitters Strike When Denied Raise
- New Companies.
- British Navy Cause of Much Dissension
- Three Burglaries Reported; May be Work of One Man
- Negroes Eligible to Legion.
- Red Cross Seals to be Attached to Envelopes
- Utah Crops Reported Improved by Rains
- Seattle Newspaper Man Visitor Here
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- Oil Situation Serious
- Business Barometer
- Investment Securities.
- Salt Lake Livestock.
- Liberty Bonds.
- Boston Stocks.
- New York Curb Close.
- Boston Curb.
- Silver.
- More Strength is Seen on S. L. Market
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- S. L. Dairy Products
- S. L. Hay and Grain
- Potatoes.
- Butter and Eggs.
- New York Bond Quotations.
- Ore Body Cut off by Fault is Recovered
- Salt Lake Bank Clearings.
- S. L. Fruit and Vegetables
- San Francisco Quotations.
- Kansas City Livestock.
- Chicago Grain.
- Metal Market.
- Changes Are Made in Eureka Lilly Directors
- Money Market.
- Egyptians Celebrate Report of Freedom
- Funerals
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- Wilson Will Spend Hour in Ogden
- [Illegible] Utah Yanks Arrive in New York
- Glish Shipyards to Hold Their Own
- Legion Meeting.
- Doctors Coming.
- [Illegible] Discuss Unita Road.
- Dr. Smith Speaker.
- Allied Reply to Austrian Note Flays People for Part They Played in War
- Communist Labor Party Organized in Chicago
- Opposes Peddling in U.S. Uniform
- Danes like Yankee Farm Machinery
- Silk Petticoats.
- War Mothers to Send Wire to Pershing
- Several Glaziers Are Locked Out
- Portable Houses Needed at Schools
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- Wilson off on Long Tour
- Army Sales Increase.
- Huge Throng Hears Clark Assault Nation League
- Art Going Camping? Better Get Permit to Build Fire
- To Resume U. S. Wool Auctions
- Ada Mae Anderson Sues for Divorce
- Paving Bids Opened.
- Crack Rifleman Kills 3 Fishermen
- Brazilian Reported Resigned
- Oratorio to Feature Soldiers' Welcome
- Roosevelt Nominee for Assemblyman
- Residents of Poplar Grove Want Sewer
- Commends Bravery of Salt Laker
- Insurance Man to Speak Here
- Battalion History to Aid Fund [Illegible]
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1919-09-03 | Page 15 | Battalion History to Aid Fund [Illegible]
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-09-03 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6cj9nfj |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cj9nfj |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Battalion History to Aid Fund [Illegible] |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-09-03 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 15 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cj9nfj/15994579 |