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- Bread Price is Demand of U. S.
- Expresses Thanks for U. S. Aid
- Barracks at Des Moines Burn
- Shot When Hey Avoid U-Boats
- Seizure of Ship Rids Pacific of New German Raider
- Big Snowstorm Heralds Approach of Midwest Winter
- Allies Will Force Japan to Put Army and Navy in Field
- Valuable Papers Proving Hun Plot in China Seized
- Giant Ship Strike is Menacing N. Y. Port
- Huge Death Toll Paid by Air Fighters
- Drill U. S. Troops for Night Fighting on Gigantic Scale
- Teuton Iron Cross Rewards Huns for Robbing Old Women
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- New Sledge Hammer Blows Pound Gateway of U-Bases
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- Asks Criminal Complaint Against Purity Union
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- Dental Students Exempt from Draft is Crowder Ruling
- 667,144 Soldiers Moved in Western Department to Date
- 5 Counties Short on Drafted Men
- Delegation Named for Gompers Dinner
- Governor Invited to Livestock Show
- Fix Soft Drink Tax
- Woman Fined $50
- Bishop Denies He Submits Case Only to Friends
- Safety Car Goes to Nevada Mines
- Threat to Plow up Saltair Speedway
- Books Abandoned by Salt Lake Women for War Activities
- Driver Seeks to Evade Arrest
- Telephone Society Plans Field Meet
- Utah Gets Pay for Grazing Privileges
- Neslen Enters Race for Commissioner
- Railway Seeks Release from Deadly Grip of Lessee
- Waste to be Used to Heat Homes of Salt Lake's Poor
- Protests Misuse of U. S. Flag as Shield from Sun
- Artillery Officer Seeks 157 Recruits
- Sabbath Schools to Open Registry Books
- L. D. S. University Classes Are Filled
- 700 in Garden Contest
- Tent Pitching Contest
- Hint Scandal in City Campaign
- Red Cross Flag is Presented to 43d
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- Union Cabinet to be Formed by Borden
- Prohibition Reduces Number of Convicts
- Tenors Go to War; Prove Masculinity
- Denver Girl Goes to Petrograd Y. W. C. A.
- Slav Women Always Warriors Russell Tells of Old Russia Forget Sex in Fierce Strife
- "Be Cool If Robbed," Urges Police Chief
- Travel 700 Miles to Convict One Slacker
- Railroads Will Renew Rate Plea
- Conscription for Church is Proposed
- U. S. Aid Asked in Providing Barges
- Race Riot Cases Ready for Jurors
- Students Strike to Stop Military Work
- Holland Worried by England's Move
- Coal Shortage Ties up Street Car Line
- Officer Kills Negro
- Weather
- German Mutiny Peace Maneuver is Belief
- Million Bibles Presented Soldiers
- Dupont Offer is Ordered Refused
- Von Papen and 17 Others Indicted
- Liberals Hold Power in Sweden
- Former Helen Gould Adopts Two Orphans
- Mexican Uprising Reported Quieted
- $500,000 Mexican is En Route to France
- W. A. Clark Buys $500,000 Bonds
- Reichstag Votes Money for Ships
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- Killefer's Crew Takes Sting out of Bee Machine to Win 3d Game
- "Kids Will be Kids"
- Pitcher Brown Sues for Federal League Salary
- Amateur Activities
- Portland Pulls Seals down Again
- Price of Seats Go up for Chicago Game
- Hero of Heroes
- Local News
- Chicago Looking like Christmas with Camouflage of the Landscape
- Bowling
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- Managers Confident They Will Win Series
- "Tad" Saw the Fourth Game of the World Series
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- Tigers Bombard "Tiny's" Curves
- Second Game in New York Not So Attractive
- Coast League Club Standings
- White Sox Claim Giants Roughed It
- Russell versus Sallee in Fifth Game Tomorrow
- Pitching Analysis of Fourth World Series Go
- Local News
- Team Work and Rules in Gridiron Game
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- In the World of Society
- Patronesses Chosen
- Club Session is Preceded by Luncheon
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- Germany Expected to Make New Peace Move
- Internal Situation in Turkey Desperate, Declares U. S. Consul
- Rich Girl Denies Elopement Story
- Will Inspect Schools
- Widow Has Five Sons in Draft Army
- Missionary Returns
- U. S. German Paper Quits During
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- Mutiny Only Trick is British View
- Pay Delivers U. S. Call to Arms
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- Car Shortage Caused by Shipping of Food
- Says I. W. W. Card Secured Him Work
- T. P. O'Connor Wants an American Peace
- American Steamer Aground in Sand
- Lloyd George Picks up German Glove
- Four Swedish Ships Seized by Britain
- Kills Brother in Fight over Mill
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- Billion of Liberty Loan Subscribed
- Railroads Swell Totals in Chicago
- Chicago Reaches Fifty-Million Mark
- Cleveland District Sets Rapid Pace
- Bay City Passes Thirty-Million Mark
- Discrimination Shown in Coal Rate Hearing
- Soldiers Purchase Big Block of Bonds
- Steamer Sinks
- Segregate Foresters for Quick Training
- Kaiser's Fleet is Paralyzed through Widespread Mutiny
- Goes 400 Miles to Sub for Ford's Son in Army; Refused
- President Wilson Wanted in Europe for War Conference
- Ohio Capital in Coal Famine Grip
- Maximum Corn Price Remains as Fixed
- German Fleet is Warned by Kaiser
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- Combine to Handle Kansas Coal Alleged
- Admiral Mayo Home after Trip Abroad
- Traitors Seek to Disparage Red Cross
- Food Controllers for 4 States Named
- Bingham Clean as Hound's Tooth Says Doctor
- Teddy Swings Clubs and Boxes to Take off Surplus Fat
- Former Czar Asks Relief from Crowds
- Portland Strikers to Accept U. S. Findings
- Powell Funeral
- Salt Lake Lutherans Honor Martin Luther Anniversary
- U. S. Envoy Home to Discuss War Plans
- Conspirators Open Defense at Chicago
- 600 Drivers Win Strike; Go to Work
- Insurance Cut in Submarine Zone
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- 50,000 Oil Shares Sold within 48 Hours
- Tailings
- Midvale Steel Plant Completed
- These Boys Also Smoke
- Michigan-Utah Makes New Strike
- Omaha Livestock
- Kansas City Livestock
- Cars Plentiful at Deep Creek
- Chicago Produce
- Liverpool Cotton
- London Money
- Financiers Enjoy Columbus Day
- Chicago Livestock
- Stock Market Closed
- 5 Leaders of Auto Thief Gang Nabbed
- Local News
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- Weather Report
- Births
- To Cook with "Juice"
- Deaths
- Funerals
- Politics Are Quiet
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- Quits; Peace Talk
- Dish-Americans Allegiance
- Scripted Men to Old Voting Right
- Child Gets Sick, Cross, Feverish, If Constipated
- Discovers Group of Spots on Sun
- Indiana to Expend $3,000,000 on Roads
- Luxburg Fusses When Arrested
- Buenos Aires Eager to Break with Germany
- Washingtons in Replica in Western Court
- Teuton Grand Duke Dies in Wurttemburg
- Marine Workers to Tie up N. Y. Harbor
- Reviews Chinese Troops
- British Grow Fat Eating War Bread
- Soldiers Buy Bonds
- Detroit Now Fourth City in America
- England May Use Whale Meat for Beef
- Constipation Makes Baby Uncomfortable
- Searches for Buried City of Ancients
- N. Y. to Celebrate Aqueduct Opening
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- Plea Sent out Boom Buying U. S. Bonds
- Salt Lake Unites in Celebration of Columbus Day
- Arrange Courses for Bankers' Class
- Congregationalists Vote for Suffrage
- Duke Nicholas is Reported Fugitive
- British Officer Arrives
- Work on Locomotives for France is Rushed
- Teach "Three R's" in Training Camp
- Brings Gerals and Shrews to New York
- Patriotic Hens Raise War Garden
- Postal Authorities Watch Peace Fanatics
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- Lovers Lose; Phone Compels Calling Wedding Off
- Midvale Changes Election System
- Mutual Societies Increase Members
- Want Wilson for Yet Another Term
- Higher Schools to Open Monday
- Kaysville Develops Real Water System
- Layton Schools to Have Sports
- First Gridiron Battle On
- Choose Delegate
- Plan for Convention
- Sewing Club Meets
- Students on Farms
- Dance for Soldiers
- Local News
- Layton Folks Handle Tramps
- Shortage of Teams Hampers Road Work
- May Call Children for Sugar Making
- Choir Reorganized
- Mutuals Give Social
- Willeys Have Guests
- Court to Open
- Sewer Work Progresses
- Bond Campaign Pushed
- Yankees Practice Rebel Yell to Put Germans in Panic
- High Living Cost? Here's 11-Cent Meal
- Cross County Roads Will be Improved
- Plan Heating Plant
- Davis County Gives Water Franchise to Steiner
- Molasses Plant Starts
- Peaches Bring but Little in Bountiful
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- New Lipman Store Opened with Ceremony
- Urges Farmers to Raise More Sheep
- New Trial Ordered in Damage Case
- Former Pianoman Says He's Bankrupt
- Must Stand Trial
- Governor Returns
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- Kissel All-Year Car Show Opens Tomorrow
- School Children to Aid Harvesting
- Delegates Named for M. I. A. Meeting
- Scots to Meet Scotch
- Food Controllers Will Convene Here
Salt Lake Telegram | 1917-10-12 | Page 3 | W. A. Clark Buys $500,000 Bonds
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-10-12 |
| 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/s6rz0kcz |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rz0kcz |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | W. A. Clark Buys $500,000 Bonds |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-10-12 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rz0kcz/18011943 |