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- Allies Win North Sea Battle
- Brings Survivors
- Weather
- Millions of Dollars in Northwest Wheat is Periled by Drought
- Gigantic Lobby is Held Blocking the Food Measure
- Tener Will Quit Ball League Head for Food Duties
- "Huntin' Heines" Now is Slang for Hunting U-Boats
- New Teuton Policy to be That of Unity
- 4 Members of Russian Cabinet Resign
- Placing of 60,000 U. S. Troops in France Will Break All Records
- Ten States Still Delay the Draft Lottery; Drawing is due Saturday
- 1 German Ships Are Lost
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- Undreds Cheer Belgians in Welcome to City
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- Welcome to the Belgians Are Given Key to City
- "America Has Answered Our Call of Distress," Says Baron Moncheur
- Girl Cabarets to Return as King Alcohol Departs
- Call on State to Avert Mine Strike
- Will be Taken East on Slavery Charge
- Heirs to Estate Pay Inheritance Tax
- Milk Price is Advanced 1 Cent per Quart
- Honeymoon is Cut Short by Death of Three-Week Bride
- Uncle Sam Gets New Soldier by Pointing Finger
- Sailors Don't Need Bathing Suits, is Response to Offer
- It May Rain Today and it May Not, Says Weather Man
- Large Law Violation in Mammoth Dam Construction
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- All Charges Are Denied on Stand by Mrs. Mooney
- Engineer Tells Daniels Submarine Plan
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- Teuton Crisis Deepens Food Situation Alarms Scientific Rationing Told
- 2 American Ships Stranded on Rocks
- Chicago Police in Hunt for "Dimples"
- Row Rages over Successor to Zimmermann
- Army Warning Against Trachoma Given
- Porto Rico Holds Prohibition Election
- Local News
- Liberty Move of Finland Stirs Tension
- Loss of 350,000 Germans is Indicated
- Compromise of Hollweg is Attacked
- New Russ Premier Religious
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- One More Week and Then Locals Will Come Home to Battle Vernon
- Jack Curley Fails to Stop Willard Show
- Pacific Coast Club Standings
- Pacific Coast Fielding Records
- Pitching Records of Coast League
- Bees' Wax
- Wins $2000, but Prefers Tents to Hotel Life
- Semifinals Today in Desert Tennis
- Two Championships
- Brooklyn Sells Smyth
- Fights and Fighters
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- Quota in Draft is 2370
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- Sinking of U-Boat is Told the Crew is Left to Fate U. S. Wins Night Battle
- Germany Has Yet to Fully Pass Internal Crisis, is Indication
- "The Easiest Way"
- The Tanks at the Battle of the Ancre
- Fort Douglas Bugle
- Two Colonels Expected at Ft. Douglas This Week
- Regimental Infirmaries Given New Furnishings
- Soldier Teachers to Instruct Comrades
- War Prisoners Paid Hour's Visit by Wives
- Three Girls to Chase Dull Care from Minds of Soldiers with Music
- Major Wadsworth Here to Examine Applicants
- Time Limit Fixed on Training Applications
- Swimming Pool at Has Water in It
- Will Complete Practice Begun at Border
- Captain Eugene Santschi Gets Leave of Absence
- Russian Troops Quit Kalusz
- U. S. Steamer Sunk by Submarine in European Waters
- Italian's Home is Wrecked by Bomb
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- Rexall Makes Big Sales at $1.20 Today
- Investment Securities
- San Francisco Quotations
- Los Angeles Quotations
- London Money
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- Local Exchange
- Minneapolis Wheat
- Local Metal Market
- Wall Street
- New York Bond Quotations
- New York Stock List
- Chicago Produce
- New York Curb Close
- Standard Oil Stocks
- New York Produce
- Omaha Livestock
- Columbus Rexall Still Showing Good
- Chicago Wheat
- New York Money
- Boston Stock Exchange Close
- W. P. Branch Will be Completed Aug. 1
- Man Wounded in China Known Here
- Assistant Weather Observer Arrives
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- Weather Report
- Births
- Girls to Get First Canning Lesson Today
- Horses to be Used for Hauling Ore
- Children Plan Last Red Cross Benefit
- Smelter Foreman Accused of Peonage
- Wife Asks Divorce on Cruelty Grounds
- Thousands Expected Here Pioneer Day
- Deaths
- Soldiers to Mess Fund
- Wants Suit on Technical
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- Sinclair Socialist Party
- Damage is Done in Tennessee
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- Continuous Dancing at Lagoon
- Mexico Wants Flour and Corn from U. S
- Havana Publisher Called by Death
- Direct Vote for President Opposed
- Engineer Regiment Will be Recruited
- Civil and Military Arms Want Plotters
- Drop Proceedings Asking Receiver
- King is Touched by U. S. Greeting to Italians
- Shoot to Kill is Globe I. W. W. Policy
- Soldiers Leave Race Riot Scene
- Radical Changes in Railroads Soon to be Ordered
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- U. S. May Tap Utah Coal Beds to Fuel Its Ships
- Nauvoo Legion Will Hold Picnic July 20
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- Traveler Here to Study Church Tenets
- Genealogical Work is Delayed by War
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- Murder is Mere Trifle to Baca
- Exonerates Contractors
- Four Licenses Issued
- Butte Miners Flay International Union
- $2,000,000 Urged for Wheat Seed
- 30,000 Apply for Officers' Camp
- Admiral Arnold Dies in New York
- I. W. W. Members Can't be Citizens
- Ogden's Keys Will be Given Belgians
- Canneries Absorb Surplus Fruit
- Indicted Men to Plead
- Taxpayers May Appeal
- Hindu Must Face Trial
- "Slacker" Parrot Aids Recruiting
- China Gets Four Billion Cigarettes
- U. S. Starts Work to Reclaim 50,000 Acres in Nevada
- Utah Prosperous, Say Board Officials
- To Increase Tariffs
- Army Engineers Trained At
- Recruits Sought in Mining To
- Local News
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- Aims of Austria Are Told by Premier
- Declared Charge Against Hoover is Untrue
- Teuton Revolt Seen Only If Allies Win
- Says Kaiser Will Lean on Crown Prince
- "No Place for Word Slacker in Vocabulary
- "the Gentleman from Indiana"
- U. S. is Vilified by Mexican Journal
- King George Drops His German Name
- 40 Men Needed for Red Cross Service
- Suicide is Laid to Derangement
- More Land Tilled in Idaho Project
- Work or Go Jail
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- Local News
Salt Lake Telegram | 1917-07-17 | Page 11 | 30,000 Apply for Officers' Camp
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-07-17 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| 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/s6w393jf |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6w393jf |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 30,000 Apply for Officers' Camp |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-07-17 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6w393jf/17987952 |