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- 100 War Aviators Fly over Alps after Huns
- American Sanitary Section Decorated for War Bravery
- Strike Imminent in Packing Plants throughout Nation
- Army Sought in Mexico to Catch Bold Highwayman
- American Airmen Wounded in France
- Rumanian Troops Join in Armistice
- Oil Workers' Strike near Settlement
- Ry. Chiefs, Employers Fight U. S. Control
- Huns Had U-Boat Base in N. Carolina Means Tells Court
- Savant Shocked by So Unladylike Actions of Male
- Price of Lower Grade of Wheat Raised Above Scale
- Mob Has Necktie Party for Train Bandit Suspects
- 15 Soldiers Quit; Tried for Mutiny
- Severe Law Demanded for Alien Enemies
- Seeks Importation of Chinese Labor
- Armistice Begun on Eastern Front; Huns Seeking Peace
- Grain Sent to Hungry Belgians Held by Teutons
- Hun Airmen Wear Jackets Heated with Electricity
- Senate Passes Act to Allow Railways' Joint Purchasing
- Banks in Rush to Join Reserve
- Halifax Death Toll 3000
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- Woman Detective Traps Two Clever Shoplifters
- Editor is on Way to Recovery
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- This Weather Man Getting Much Too Foxy These Days
- Army of U. S. Offers Henpecks Surcease from Wedded Life
- Apostle Whitney Reads New Epic to Church Heads
- Plan Check of Spring Rush in River for Nev. Irrigation
- Hurry Order Sent for Lumberjacks
- Five-Cent Fish Threatens to Lower Prices
- $27,840 Sought Here to Aid Armenians
- Mitzi Ill All Night but She Acts, Anyway Works for Red Cross
- Sandy under Foot of Snow Today
- William B. Wallace, Pioneer, 55, is Dead
- Thief Steals $1000 from Rice Barrel
- State $109,671 Richer
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- Hundreds Dying from Their Injuries
- New York Sends First Relief Train
- Fear U. S. Consul Building Destroyed
- Many Soldiers Killed Ion Barracks
- Holland Steamer Passengers Safe
- Says He Saw Bodies of U. S. Sailors
- Citizens Flee "City of Horrors"
- Negro Druggist Shoots Policemen
- Lloyd George Ill; Breaks Engagement
- Refugees Tell of Awful Experiences in Explosion
- General Bliss Will Have War Box
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- Throgs Flock to See Great New Film Play
- Claims Woman Assaulted Him
- Pay as You Enter Water System for Bingham Planned
- Revenue Loss No Worry Cause
- To Report upon Year's Activity
- Call at Postoffice and Get Letters
- Takes Bank Position
- Bingham Parents and Teachers Cooperate
- Basketeers Taking Eart since Win
- Pupils Enthusiastic over Swimming Pool
- Spirit of War and Christmas in Air
- Motorcyclist Arrested
- Bingham School Notes
- Predicts Heavy Fighting All Winter
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- Three Indulge in Mysterious 'Tonics'
- Local News
- Italians Generous to War Suffering
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- Jack Rose Back in Spotlight; Film This Time
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- Former Convict Loses Chance to be a Policeman
- Plans to Ship Frozen Rabbits to Men Abroad
- How Sammy Got His First Taste of Shell Fire
- Warns Policemen to Control Smiles
- Kills Policeman; Wounds Girl; Flees
- Ships to be Built on Great Lakes
- Strange Suit Filed following Murder
- Local News
- 200,000 Prisoners to Assist the U. S.
- Mrs. Necklace, Indian Wins Garden Prize
- Sues for Divorce
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- Russia Has Given Little Aid to Allied Cause
- Madge Kennedy Bows Again in Selwyn's "Nearly Married"
- Highest Falls in the World
- Not "Homesick," Just Sentimental
- Salmon Planted in Maine Rivers
- Open Season for Ducks is Altered
- Jove Reaches down; Shakes Him by Hand
- Not Thrice Wed; Two Enough, He Allows
- Commandeering of Hotels Stirs English Critic
- Arrest German to Avoid Attack
- Banker of Atlanta Wills to Nurse
- Braintree Home Fails to Him Marine
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- Cubs' Manager is out with $200,000 to Buy Players to Bolster Club
- Bowling
- Champion Athletes Pursued by Jinx
- Matty to Pitch Again next Year
- Western League Heads Gather for Meeting
- Earl Caddock Ready to Wrestle Yussiff
- Rabid Rudolph Says
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- Camp Dodge Squad in Its Final Workout
- Hoosiers' Fullback Quits College for U. S. Army
- May Revive Tennis Championship in 1918
- Local News
- Sacramento is Worrying Moguls
- Amateur Talk
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- Eather Favoring Huns in Battle for Asiago
- Frat Girls Plan Lively Evening
- Thrills of Trench Added 'Pep' to Sammies
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- Hoover Objects to Newspaper Attacks
- U Students Plan Ball for Soldiers
- Armistice Protocol Terms Published
- Local News
- Say Pair Cheat Bank of $40,000
- Give Silver Tea to Help Sammies
- 6 Fire Alarms at Oilcloth Works
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- Sport Chatter
- After I Get Thru Here I'M 'Gonna Go out An' Get Somethin' to Eat!
- Noted Athlete Abandons Ambulance for Trenches
- Air Many Crimes in Federal Court
- "Flaming Hand Mystery" Lives in $10,000 Suit
- Cuts Rent So His Tenants Can Buy
- Huns Fine Town Kind to British
- College Stars to Clash on Gridiron
- The Sandman Story for Tonight
- Prominent Men to Enter War Service
- Efforts Made to Resume Rail Work
- Local News
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- Boy Scouts Will Sell War Saving Certificates
- Flivvers Furnished Booze to Soldiers
- Old Telegrapher Dead at His Key
- Patients from Many Lands Treated in Day
- Thespian Efforts Net Thousands for Relief
- Undertaking a Poor Business in Los Angeles
- Father and Son on Ticket; Both Win
- Vessel Burns in San Pedro Harbor
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- Praise Red Cross Here and Urge More Work
- Beaver Donates 15 Binoculars
- Blind Prodigy of Oregon Dead
- Prominent Woman Utah Pioneer Dies Today
- Senator Walsh is Visitor in S. L.
- Higher Wages May Follow as Power Managers Confer
- Guest Gives to Sustain Orphans
- Mystery Clears California
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- Cleaning-up Campaign is on Downward Trend Continues Nearly Entire List is Weak
- Listed Stocks
- Activities of Stock Market
- New York Stock List
- New York Bond Quotations
- New York Metals
- Ogden Livestock
- Mines and Men
- New York Curb Close
- Boston Curb
- New York Money
- Production of Copper is Nearing Normal
- San Francisco Quotations
- Boston Stock Exchange Close
- New York Produce
- Chicago Livestock
- By Associated Press
- Local Metal Market
- Price of Spelter to be Fixed by Government
- Investment Securities
- Omaha Livestock
- Chicago Grain
- Kansas City Livestock
- Chaetodipterus Faber is Highly Skilled
- Salt Lake Statistics
- Mastering the Vice Menace Here and in France
- Late Supper Party Leads to Murder
- Funerals
- Can Evade Draf by Helping to Build Ships
- Prepare to View Total Eclipse of Sun In
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- First Bested Oil Company Plan
- Jailbirds Prison Break
- Child's Death Puzzle to Ogden Physician
- Attempt to Murder Charge Against Berry
- Want to Increase Thrift Stamp Sale
- Judge Sounds Doom of Huge Liquor Stock
- Plan Honors for Enlisting Teachers
- Junction City Makes Exceptional Record
- Ogden Rail Men Bound to Russia
- To Employ Many Men during Rush
- Kerensky, Hiding, Tries to Rally Army
- Ready to Serve Celery Many Ways
- Makes it Hard to Obtain Alcohol
- Bolsheviki Have Control in Rumania
- Noted Sports Scribe Dies of Pneumonia
- Negative Cutter is Need of Nation
- Local News
- Weather
- Local News
- Song "Over There" Nets $161 a Word
- Gives His Friend Quart of Blood
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- New Road Brings Fuel Relief to Bingham
- Declares Check Was Not Credited on Books
- Captures Royal Purple Tiger of Pacific Waters
- Retired Athlete Breaks His Neck Taking a Dare
- Says Man Used Hypnotic Spell
- 15-Cent Piece as Change is Demanded
- Stake Completes Army Donations
- Alleged Bomb Man under Indictment
- Dr. Nyvall Transferred
- 6 Feet 7 Inches Not Too Tall for Army
- Pretty Calenda for Marine
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1917-12-07 | Page 24 | 6 Feet 7 Inches Not Too Tall for Army
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-12-07 |
| 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/s6wd56v9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6wd56v9 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 6 Feet 7 Inches Not Too Tall for Army |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-12-07 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 24 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6wd56v9/18028346 |