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- British Capture Ostend
- Kaiser Denies He's Resigned
- Little, Home of Liste Thread, is Known to Fame
- Senator Gore Ready to Ratify Treaty of Peace
- $10,000,000 More is Provided to Combat "Flu"
- Wilson's Answer Meets with View of the Italians
- Loan Quota Short over 2 Billion
- Revolution Reported in Constantinople
- Page 2
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- Months of War Still Possible
- $2,500,000 is First Miller Tax Payment
- Lille Added to Allied Victories
- Influenza Worse than Hun Bullets
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- Alleged Bandit Dies of Influenza
- Flu News
- Greeks Point to Bulgar Ravages
- Much Snow in Nevada
- Soviets Condemn Another Romanoff
- Great Hun Retreat in Belgium, Report
- Local News
- Sheepraisers of West Get Relief
- Dawson is Isolated [Illegible] Spring
- Honoi's Roll
- Page 3
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- Flanders Gains Have Vital Effect
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- Demands of Poles Granted by Huns
- Minister Now is Private in Marines
- Local News
- Yanks Driving Sharp Wedge into Enemy
- U. S. Standardizes Rules on Baggage
- Beaver Citizens Give Three Sons
- Local News
- Wilson Best Man for Spokesman Says Asquith
- Rush for Bonds
- Americans Named on Canadian List
- Page 4
- Page 5
- Page 6
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- New Attack Launched on Foe
- Mutinous Huns Fire upon Comrades
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- Cuba Jails 11 Leading Hun Merchants
- Lewis Proposes to Indorse President
- Six Missing from Overturned Ship
- Local News
- Germany Bending, Declares Lansing
- Yanks Clearing Loges Woods of Enemy
- Gasless Sunday Goes Way of Meatless Days
- Z. C. M. I. Purchases $90,000 Property
- Great Joy in Antwerp over Wilson Reply
- Munitions Plant in Lyons, France, Swept by Flames
- U. S. Aid for Quake Victims Asked in Porto Rico Appeal
- Court Martial for 5 German Officers
- Republicans Name County Ticket
- Long Range Cannon Kills 2 in Dunkirk
- U. S. Marshal for Texas is Chosen
- Opposing Armies Now in Fair Open Country
- Huns Move Military Supplies from Coast
- Serbian Troops Taking Cities
- Manchester Paper Praises Wilson
- American Forces in Steady Advance
- Hun Socialist Paper Statement
- Page 7
- [Untitled]
- Cold Steel for Foe at Grandpre
- Time for Loans on "Liberties" Extended
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- Sunshine Unit to Meet on Friday
- U. S. Wants More Laborers
- Bank Depositors to Elect Officers
- Postpone Hearing of Five Socialists
- Latin America is with U. S. in War
- Foch Plans Split of Retreating Foe Armies
- These Questionnaires in Dead Letter Office
- Holland to Accept President's Offer
- Hun Censors Bar Books; Fear Codes
- Baron Burian is Peace Optimist
- Now is Time to Make City Air Postal Station
- Reason for Special Note is Explained
- Monument to U. S. Proposed in France
- Broadway Has Nothing on Zion in Matter of Stranded Theatre Folk
- Page 8
- Page 9
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- Teachers Volunteer as Flu Nurses
- Advance Agent of Cold, Hard Winter is Coming Tonight
- Conservation of Talk Requested by 'Phone Co
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- U. S. Pays Fare of Volunteer Nurses
- Farmers Ward Made Part of City
- Swill Bootleggers Operating in City
- Alleged Bandit Shot by Police in Pistol Duel
- State Organization of Carpenters Formed
- New Officers for Guard Chosen
- Employes of Utah Power in Session
- Three Government Surveys Scheduled
- Divorce Granted
- Flu Nurses Are Greatly in Demand
- Utah Likely to Lead Draft Work
- Bankruptcy Cases
- Woman Hurt When Automobile Skids
- Fireman is Fired by City Officers
- Enthusiasm for $800,000 Honor Club Grows
- Page 10
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- Review of the Week in Finance and Trade
- Two New Oil Fields Predicted for Wyoming
- [Untitled]
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- Another Big Well is Developed in Mexico
- Sheriff's Sale
- Assessment Notice
- Business Barometer
- Wall Street
- [Untitled]
- Encounter Blue Shale in Union Oil Well
- Funerals
- California Has Erratic Well Affords No End of Surprises Its Refractory Antics Uncurbed
- Tintic Standard is Leader in Trading on Exchange
- Page 11
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- Youngest U. S. Marine, 15, Comes of Fighting Stock
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- Latest in Candy Made for Yanks
- He'd Forbid German Widows to Marry
- Stolen Flour Sacks Clothe Hungarians
- British Praises American Rationing
- Allied Propaganda Busy in Orient
- Noted Swimmer Dead
- Yanks like to Eat on the Sidewalks
- Oxen and Tractors Work in Fields
- Clown Princess in a Bathing Scandal
- English to Replace German in Rumania
- Colorado Man Captive
- Germans Establish Workingmen's Bank
- Ach! the Stuff Mit the Sausage Put In
- Junkers on Strike Against Tilling Soil
- 'Twere a Sair Sad War Si'oot Scotch!
- Cardinals Soon to be Named by Pope
- Wounded Civilians Wear Striped Ribbon
- Promotion Saves U. S. Aviator's Life
- Britain to Adopt Decimal Coinage?
- Theft Reveals Gold Hoarding in Berlin
- U. S. to Send Milk Mission to France
- Ogden Teachers to Aid Victims of Flu
- Women of Beaver Listen to Address
- Miner to Genral since War Began
- U. S. Warships Travel 74,000 Miles in Year
- Yanks Eager to Read of Their Own Fights
- Seven-Day Leaves Promised Yankees
- German Press Calls for Stout Hearts
- Red Cross Head Raps Those Who Make Light of Influenza Epidemic
- Local News
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- Page 12
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- Ogden Wrestler Says He's Willing to Meet Nelson in Charity Bout
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- Athletics for All
- Former Northwest Coaches May Meet
- Has Ty Cobb Made Baseball Better?
- Epidemic Does Not Stop Boys at Boulder
- Boxer 'Texas' Tate Killed in Little Rock
- Pheasant Season to Open Monday
- Cliff Crowley is Barred from Game
- Former U Coach at Mineola Camp
- Molding Team out of Stars Not a Picnic
- Sport Salad
- Local News
- Delinquent Notice
- In the District Court, Probate
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Coast Football in a Muddle
- Strenuous Sports to Have Ining after War
- Amateur Talk
- Olympic Hero Dies
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- Page 14
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- Chocolate Soldier is a Fighting Man
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- Hope of Liberty Loan Centered on Honor Club
- Buys for U. S.
- "Red Terror" Topic at Russ Meeting
- Garbage Squabble Arguments Heard
- [Untitled]
- Guides to Motorists
- Child Dangerously Hurt by Motor
- Austrians Trading Belongings for Eatables
- Society
- Socialists Nominate Candidates for Office
- U. S. Jury Finds 23 Indictments
- Nevada Man Dies at Local Hospital
- Condition of Thomas Kearns is Improved
- Building Houses is Urged by Board
- Vacancies on Ticket Filled by Republicans
- Selects Inducted for University
- Climate in France Defies All Prophets
- Will Aid Farmers
- Go to Officers Camp
Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-10-17 | Page 1 | Loan Quota Short over 2 Billion
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-17 |
| 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/s6mm0g03 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6mm0g03 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Loan Quota Short over 2 Billion |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-17 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6mm0g03/18629600 |