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- Zeebrugge and Bruges Are Captured by Allies
- Robt. M'Intyre is Dead in Canada
- Belgian King Flies over Osteno
- More than a Billion Needed
- Riots Occur in Berlin
- Police Use Sabers as Germans Sing "The Marseillaise"
- Ex-Senator Kearns Dies
- All Branches of Hun Government Work on Reply
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- 1000 New Flu Cases
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- S. L. Soon to Reach Quota in Liberties
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- Maurice R. Carter Dies in Washington
- Boches Object to Wilson's Langurge
- H. H. Thomas Jr. Dies at Army Camp
- Mrs. Hagelund Dies
- Major Transferred
- Former Utah Man Dies in California
- Gets Commission While in His Bed
- Salt Laker Promoted
- Lieutenant Arrives
- Lieut. Keith Promoted
- Nab Burglary Suspect
- Nitro Plant Wants Japanese Workers
- Court Rules That Hughes Keeps Job
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- Withdrawal in Belgium Continues
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- All of Lille is Delirious
- Teutons Protest Sale of Property
- Madame Foch is Given K. C. Fund
- Hun Dream of Coast Domination is Ended
- New Defense Line Planned by Teutons
- Allies Take Two of Three Defense Lines
- Allies Get Close to Austrian Border
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- Local News
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- French and Serbs Victorious in Montenegro
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- U. S. Shoes Sold Direct in Italy
- 1920 Class Adds to Hun Army Strength
- German Fruit Crop Reported Failure
- Aviation Officer Killed near Home
- U. S. to Curtail More Industries
- All Beer Making Ceases December 1
- Surrender Offer Made by Governor of Smyrna State
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- Arnim's Army is No Longer Invincible
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- Judge Turns down Issue of Defense
- Coughing Spells Break Your Rest
- Heavy Rains Wash Fourth of Italian City Ronciglione
- Davis County Goes over Top on Loan
- Draft Pact with Italy is Reported
- Airplanes Are Safe When Motors Stall
- Peace Stocks Are Booming on 'Change
- No Need Held for More Wheat Acres
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- Wage War on Flu to Cut Death Rate, Urges Dr. Paul
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- Interesting Testimony in Case
- Newsies Don New Gauze Masks to Ward off Flu Strident Tones Not Silenced by Covered Mouth Telegram Army Photographed in Sanitary Attire
- Utah Leads States in Draft Progress
- Arthur Morse Moon Dies of Influenza at Helena, Montana
- Volunteers Are Wanted to Aid Draft Boards
- Diller Funeral Held
- Mrs. Higura Dies
- Husband Was Stingy, Wife Tells Court
- Boys Charged with Grand Larceny
- Liberty Loan Train Greeted by Whistles
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- Mail Planes to Stop Here If City Tries
- Society
- Americanizing Aliens Planned by Council
- Hun's Man of Straw Takes Last Revenge
- England Plans for State Owned Cable
- Huns Want Schools Abroad after War
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- War Department on Grafters' Trail
- Adventurous Cat
- Siberia Now Sour Grapes to Huns
- Soldier's Initial on Shell That Got Him
- Pershing Day Message Received by Governor
- Bavaria Objects to Spies of Prussians
- Brazilian Metal Used in "Berthas"
- Marriage for Money Verboten in Saxony
- They're Wearing 'Em Still Higher in Paris
- Nebraska Women Barred from Vote
- British Aide is Scourge Victim
- Dentists Shunned
- Ship Christened by Helen Keller
- Huns Stand in Line to Buy Old Shoes
- Mobilize Heat; Weather Expert Says It'll Freeze
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- Local News
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- Local News
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- Wilson Happy to Sign Gerry Bill
- Hurt in Crash
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- Mutterings of Hun\ Discontent Filter out of Germany
- Airplanes Will Win War, Says British Expert
- Nominees in Iowa Lose out in Court
- Hurt by Case of Tomatoes
- Allies Win on Northern Front
- British Assault Prompts Hun Offer
- Insight Given on Kaiser's Mentality
- American Honor at Stake
- Third Boy Nabbed on Robbery Charge
- Salt Lake Youth Recovers from Flu
- Greeks Reoccupy Part of Macedonia
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- Strong Diplomatic Front Urged by United States
- Four Famous Cities Liberated by Allies
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- Airless Room Tests Aviators' Lung Capacity
- Finds Her Armless Brother in Hospital
- Germans Held Foch Greatest General
- War or No War, We Must Have Corsets
- Girl Waters Coffee; Sent to Hun Jail
- Princess' Wedding Riles Luxemburgers
- Statue Protected
- Bingham Wears Masks to Ward off Disease
- Spry Speaks at Rally in Bingham
- Bingham is Far beyond Its Quota
- Slacker Hides Six Months in Dugout
- King George Buys No Clothes during War
- Bavarians Blame War on Prussia
- England Decides Against Air Mail
- Hun Thieves Work during Air Raids
- Sevetich to Face Assault Charge
- New Fire Alarms to be Installed
- Organ for New Methodist Church
- Barker Disturbs Meeting; Fined
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- Two Are Affected
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- Roberts Funeral
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- Clay Pipes Come Back
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- Athlete Now a Coach
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- Player Killed at Front
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- Local News
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- Twenty Five Boys Arrested
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- Red Cross Busy
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- Goes to Claim Estate
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- Visits in Salt Lake
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- Twenty-Four Men on Bees' Reserve List to Select from after War
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- That Rough Football is Put in Parlor Class by 1918 Champ Games
- Amateur Talk
- Great Lakes Boys to Meet Navy
- 3-Fingered Brown is Liberty Motor Man
- Willie Ritchie is Ill with Influenza
- Huns and Hun Guns Divided Pro Rata
- "Pug" Suicide after Work of Fight Order
- Look over Your Golf Supplies; You May Have some for the Soldiers
- Harvard to Have Modified Sports
- Michigan A. C. Outlook Good
- Famous Roamer May Go into Retirement
- Matty over There to "Gas" the Kaiser
- Scott Perry Fuss is Settled out of Court
- 'Wild Bill' Donovan Joins Naval Reserve
- Star Players on Best Ball Club of Allied Forces
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- Ruth and Agnew Get Busy
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- Boxer Injured
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- Local News
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- Bonds Respond to Outlook for Era of Peace
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- Optimism Prevails in U. S. Outlook is Considered Bright There is Talk of Cut in Prices
- Business Barometer
- Wall Street
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- Big Advance Made by Tintic on Exchange
- New York Curb Close
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- Better Copper Metal Prices Are Predicted
- Utah Copper Cost is Taken as Example
- Inspector Keeps Flu on the Go
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- Bingham Hit by Lightning and Storm
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- Cheaper Cars Urged for Government Use
- Yanks Cause Fuel Shortage in Britain
- Six Times Wounded, Soldier Discharged
- Vladivostok Public Stares at British
- This Lad Escapes Huns' Best Efforts
- Officer's Peeve Got Bag of Prisoners
- Caterer to Wealthy Cooks for Soldiers
Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-10-18 | Page 15 | They're Wearing 'Em Still Higher in Paris
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-18 |
| 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/s6rc16pz |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rc16pz |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | They're Wearing 'Em Still Higher in Paris |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 15 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rc16pz/18629387 |