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- Artillery Deficit to be Filled by Draft
- For 1st Bomb on Berlin
- Two Given 14 Yrs. for Killings in St. Louis Race Riot
- Game by Innings
- Chicago Wins Game 8 to 5
- Romantic Career of Indian Chief's Wife is Ended by Death
- All Ships Flying American Flag to be Taken Over
- War Bride Stock Going up; Cupid Claims 5 in Day
- New Lord Bishop
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- Huns Land on Island Defending Petrograd
- Teutons Apologize to Sweden for Luxburg Incident
- Reichstag Scored for 'Mock Justice' by Angry Deputy
- Russia Acts to Stamp out Anarchy
- Austria House Votes Heavy War Budget
- New Polish Army Joins Allies
- Lafollette Ousting Asked in Letter
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- 250 Students Given Holiday to Harvest Beet Crop
- More Deaths in than Year Ago
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- New Dances to be Beneficial to the Health of Women
- S. B. Newman Denies Knowledge of Fund Raised by Policemen
- Says Wife is Fond of the White Lights
- Alma Watson Slays Himself in Nevada
- Plan to Found U. S. Hospital in Paris
- Perplexed by Tax
- Utah Dry Law to be Given Acid Test in Court
- Armed Suspect is Nabbed by Police
- Funeral Today of Mrs. C. C. Goodwin
- New State Merchant
- Cheers to Greet Soldiers Tonight
- Krupp and Deutsch at Outs; Battle is Waged in Utah Camp
- W. C. Lewis to Organize Merchants for War
- Thief Leaps out When Auto Owner Gains in Pursuit
- Lovett, Calvin and Winchell Pay Salt Lake a Brief Visit
- Committee Named to Help 2 Candidates
- New Features for Lagoon Promised
- $75,000 Asked as Utah's Y. M. C. A. Share
- Henry Morgenthau to Visit Salt Lake
- Mystery Woman Threatens to Kidnap Baby Unless Money is placed under Tree
- Fire Destroys Garage
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- War Barons Must Go is Britain's Ultimatum
- One of 'Willful Men' Demands Loyalty
- Astor Home Offered U. S. as Hospital
- Winter Sets in on Italian Front
- Heavy Casualties Told by Berlin War Expert
- Miners Declared Too Prosperous
- Railway Clerks to Strike Monday
- Jap Educational Mission in Denver
- England to Hold Shipping Control
- Map of Europe as Proposed by Roosevelt
- Outlines Keet Murder Defense
- Republicans May Quit Legislature
- Explorer Not Heard from since 1916
- Sweden Seeks to Arm Merchant Ships
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- Hope for Red Letter Day in Liberty Bonds
- Coal Administrator Named for Ohio
- Arkansas Mayor is Found Guilty
- Heflin Denounces Lukewarm Patriots
- Guards Prevent Pacifist Meeting
- New Cabinet is Formed in Chile
- New Egypt Sultan Takes up Duties
- Freed after Five Months in Jail
- British Officials to Aid American Labor Situation
- Big U. S. Balloon Escapes Mooring
- Noted Barrister Joins British Forces
- British Offensive Halts Riga Drive
- British East Africa Troops Seize Territory
- Holland is Cut from Cable Aiding Huns
- Sousa's Band Aids Liberty Bond
- More than Million Raised for Vass
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- Flip Coin Today to Decide Place for Seventh Game
- Sidelights on the World Series
- Navy and Army May Save Football on the Coast
- East High Wins from Payson Team
- Well Known Drivers Meet in Auto Races
- Mike Gibbons Easily Beats Frank Mantell
- Plenty of Giant Money Now in Sight
- McGrath Makes New Mark in Weight Event
- Coast League Club Standings
- Gridiron Gossip
- Today's Games
- Yesterday's Results
- Dance at Commercial Club
- Jordan Athletes Surprise Granite
- Portland's Errors Give Seals Victory
- Utah Aggies Will Play at Missoula Today
- MacFarlane is Champ Baseball Fan in Chi
- Willie Ritchie Sore About Farrell Fight
- "Doc Kidding," Says Gotch; "I Feel Fine"
- Colorado Aggies Tie Score with Montana
- Mitchell Loses Hard Battle to Oakland
- Taking Good Care of the Gun Stock
- Pennsylvanians Have Twenty Game Preserves
- Bees Put up Hard Fight but Angels Show More Class and Win 4 To
- Courage for War is Developed in Athletics
- Norman Ross Ordered to Report For
- Lee Morrissey Beats Carpenter At
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- Citizen is Wanted to Buy Bonds
- Where Mere Boys Grow into British Sailors
- U. S. Prepares Places for Insane Soldiers
- Gigantic Pens Hold 35,000 Sheep
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- German Airmen Bomb Fellow Countrymen
- $7000 Cow Wears Colored Spectacles
- Water Main Bursts and 100 Imperiled
- Woman Named for Food Conservation
- Great Increase in U. S. Vegetables
- Port Strike Situation Changed by U. S. Stand
- American Dollar worth 28 Cents
- Germans Thought London Wiped Out
- Famine in Poland Denied by Teutons
- 160,000 Bushels of Grain Destroyed
- U. S. Soldier's Death in France Reported
- Mexico is Planning Less Silver in Its Currency
- Britain is Ready for Air Reprisals
- Germany Offers Denmark Potatoes
- Big Chemical Plant Destroyed by Fire
- 13 Injured by Engine Blowout
- U. S. Private Slain in Auto Accident
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- Activity Mining Market
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- Price of Corn Remains the Same
- Investment Securities
- Chicago Grain Market
- New York Produce
- Omaha Grain
- Tailings
- Omaha Livestock
- Elgin Produce
- Local Metal Market
- Big Exchanges Are Closed Today
- Tobacco Company Declares Dividend
- Denver Oil Stocks
- Chicago Livestock
- Kansas City Livestock
- New york money
- Chicago Produce
- Bank Balances Grow
- London Money
- Fears World's War Will Last for Years
- Asks $20,000 for Alleged Injuries
- Had His Money's Worth
- H. H. Blood Goes East
- Sunday to be Fair
- Davis Funeral Held
- What Are You Going to Do?
- All Around Two Clocks
- Mrs Amanda Cheney
- Weather Report
- Life on Destroyed Cold, Dreary and Thrilling
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- Gets Two Years for Killing Girl
- Deaths
- Funerals
- Made a Mess of It
- Plans for Dinner
- Just the Thing
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- Hearing of Coal Rate Case is Halted
- Sunshine Unit of Red Cross Elects
- Year in Prison for Stealing Five Autos
- Local Jobbers Back U. S.
- Women Printers to Meet
- U-Boat Failure is Seen in Capelle Retirement
- To Form Branch of American Alliance
- Telephone Employes Leave for U. S. Camp
- Liberty Boy Hurt in Fall from Train
- Pershing is Kept from Life of Teacher
- K. of C. Celebrate with Dance and Program
- Limit Placed on Cash Carried Away
- Drainage Work is Delayed by War
- Public Utilities Law Ignored is Official View
- Only 78 Men Needed to Fill First Draft
- Railroads Furnish Car Change Reports
- 2 More Candidates in Municipal Race
- Fair Aids Rescue Home
- Day Nursery Asks Aid
- U. S. Ship Losses Show 1100 PCT. Increase
- Brevities
- Given 6 Months for Failing to Provide
- Ship Utah Sheep to Pacific Coast
- Carries Potato Knife
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- Fourteen Seek City Positions
- Will Cooperate to Bring Big Speakers
- Million Mark Left behind in Drive
- Photographs Will Depict Orchards
- Nonsupport Alleged
- Report of Liquor Theft Stirs Police
- "Nowhere in France is Ted Littlefield
- Plan Feeding Pens
- Mrs. Butler Dead
- Likes Marine Corps
- Foresters Gather Data
- Smith Found Not Guilty
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1917-10-13 | Page 3 | Freed after Five Months in Jail
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-10-13 |
| 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/s6n59tqw |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6n59tqw |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Freed after Five Months in Jail |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-10-13 |
| 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/s6n59tqw/18012287 |