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- Huns Mutiny; Smash Guns
- Cadorna Checks Kaiser's Mad Rush
- Carnival to Make National Capital Dry at Midnight
- Policeman Dying and 2 Wounded in Gun Duel over Girl
- Heir to $1,000,000 Dies a Suicide; $15 All He Had Left
- Ford Co. Loses $60,000,000 Suit
- Scandinavian Ships Held up by Allies
- Baltimore Disasteris Probed as Hun Plot
- More Teuton Spy Suspects Arrested
- Investigate Plot to Poison Troops
- Cologne Cathedral Windows Removed in Fear of Bombs
- New War Taxes in Effect at Midnight; on Letters Saturday
- 40 Lawmakers Given Welcome to Bay City
- Kentucky to Seize All Anthracite Coal
- Control of All Meat in World U. S. Plan
- Small Casualty List for British in Flanders Battle
- 20,000 Switchmen to Demand Wage Increase of 50%
- 9 Fights in 2-Hour Flight is Record of Yankee Flier
- Few Elections on Coast This Fall
- Iowa Banker Dies
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- Ask All Utah Labor Unions to Fight Vigilantes
- Police Dep't Upheld in Vice Row
- 12 Policemen to Watch Merrymakers and Incarcerate 'Em
- Immodest Athletes Will be Compelled to Drape Bodies
- Jack-O'-Lanterns to be Eaten after Use by Kids, Halloween
- Probe Fire Origin
- Lecture on Pioneers
- Vice President Marshall to be Guest of Salt Lake
- Mormons to Train Bible Teachers
- Apples 40 Cents per Bushel Offered
- Half of Utah Homes Hold Liberty War Bonds
- New Electric Rate Effective Tomorrow
- New Home Occupied
- Nervy Press Agent Takes Count, but Gets His Wish after Regaining Consciousness
- It's Getting Warmer, Weather Man Says
- Davis County Man Must Go to War
- Boosters Leave on State Tour
- Papers Amended
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- Italy Will Battle to Finish, Says Minister
- Luxury Industries to Lose Coal Supply
- Smugglers of Dental Rubber Are Convicted
- 600,000 Pennies Daily
- Girls Galore Appear on Pantages Bill Opening This Afternoon
- Plan to Man Farms with Boys in Spring
- Aviator Lufberry Honored by Aero Club
- Wilson Talks to Obregon
- Weather
- New Deputy Inducted
- Wood Alcohol Kills Six
- 6 Die from Using Poisoned Liquor
- Labor Shortage Menace to Ship
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- Thaw Will Command Escadrille
- 700 Aliens in Utah Face Prospect of Fighting for U. S.
- Postal Rate to Go up Saturday
- Groesbeck Goes East
- 2 per Cent of Men Drafted Are Tubercular
- Sammies Bubbling over in Trenches Keep Police Busy
- Brevities
- Text Book Board Named by Governor
- Farmers' Roundups Are Being Planned
- New York Market Affected by War
- Copper Stocks Stand up in Price Raid
- Mrs. Jenkins Hires White House Pickets
- New York Money
- Labor Shortage Cuts Utah Fortune
- Alleged Peddler of Drugs is Arrested
- Officials Skeptical; Will View Highway
- U. S. May Penalize Strike Promoters
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- Men Ordered to Report for War Service
- De Weese Trial to Cost County $1200
- 535 Boxes of Apples Sold in One Hour
- Dr. Malick Returns from Denver Visit
- Good Jobs Open in Federal Service
- 3 French Army Men Visit Salt Lake
- Rotary Club Favors Federal Control
- To Quit Selling Pleasure Cars
- War Kit Basket Will Come into Its Own
- A. R. Frank Arrives
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- Market Boosted after Slumping
- Small Companies Declare Dividends
- Local Metal Market
- Metal Prices Are Feature of Market
- San Francisco Quotations
- New York Metals
- Mountain Chief Claim is Put in Litigation
- Wall Street
- Mines and Men
- Omaha Livestock
- New York Bond Quotations
- New York Curb Close
- New York Produce
- New York Sugar
- Miller Hill Repairs on Equipment Finished
- Mine Mismanaged, Stockholders Say
- Investment Securities
- Chicago Grain
- Weather Report
- London Money
- New York Cotton
- New York Cotton
- Funerals
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- Births
- Chicago Produce
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- Europe's Call for Ships Will be Exceeded
- Garfield Told Cost of Mining Coal
- U. S. Private worth More than Slav Col
- Ottinger Funeral Set for Tomorrow
- Art Collection Sold
- Appeal for Apples
- 63 Negro Soldiers to Face Trial Tomorrow
- Utahns Chosen as Dinner Honor Guests
- Sleep on Floor
- Kentucky Election
- Final Contingent to Leave on Saturday
- This is Muster Day at Ft. Douglas
- Victim of Auto Crash Recovering
- Suit to Restrain
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- Worship of Rank Ridiculous Russell Quotes Sycophant Madhouse Now Useful Place
- Federal Officials Pleased with Utah
- Prisoner Denies He is Held as Traitor
- Married 28 Years; Now Seeks Divorce
- Elizabeth Flynn to Face I. W. W. Trial
- Farr Flayed by Commissioners
- Plan Banquet for National Army Men
- Destroys Evidence but Goes to Jail
- Dorsey Divorce Suit Reopened
- Local News
Salt Lake Telegram | 1917-10-31 | Page 10 | Hindenburg's Cousin Buys Liberty Bonds
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-10-31 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6281fw9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6281fw9 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Hindenburg's Cousin Buys Liberty Bonds |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-10-31 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 10 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6281fw9/18018235 |