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- Reds Imperil Peace in Europe
- Wilson Promises to Help Germany a Void Starvation
- Rumania to War on Huns
- Kaiser Says He Did Not Run Away
- Senate to Extend Scope of Inquiry in Brewery Case
- Classification of Youths of 18 to be Continued
- Demobilization Plan for Yanks Being Arranged
- Prince Leopold of Lippe-Detmold Quits Throne
- Terms Must Stand, Foe is Told
- Hun Prince Dead, Says Dispatch
- Ex-Empress is Protected by Potsdam Troops
- Germans Not to Annul War Loan, Says Newspaper
- Alsace-Lorraine National Council Now Organized
- German Soldiers Fear Outbreak in Alsace-Lorraine
- Hun Armed Forces Continue Revolt
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- Page 3
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- Plans for Air Mail Routes Maturing
- Yanks Not Likely to Combat Revolution
- Hotel Clerk Found Guilty of Charge
- Here's Where Hun Line Stood at War's End
- Must Write Wife; Deaf Soldier Quickly Taught
- Each American Has Bought $8 in War Stamps
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- Salt Lake Gives $152,572 to Date
- N. Y. May Erect School Buildings
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- Page 5
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- King Felicitates British Empire on Victory
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- Men Wanted for Merchant Ships
- Douglas Campbell Made a Captain
- Insurance Heads to Teach Thrift
- New Preventive for Influenza Discovered
- Victory Bread to Disappear Soon
- Roll of Honor
- Vote of Soldiers Elects Democrat
- Names of Ships No Longer Secret
- War Labor Board Will Aid Keymen
- Irish Party Again Appeals to Wilson
- Widow of Famous Evangelist is Dead
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- Hun Troops Hit Trail Homeward
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- Allies Now Must Feed Europe
- 20 Great Ships Built in First Week in November
- Speculative Short Selling in Cotton Now is Prohibited
- Yankees Located in Hun War Prisons
- Chilean Ministry Resigns Its Job
- Abatement of Flu
- Spanish Congress Glad War is Over
- Statements from Battlefronts Cease
- Ban on Building to be Continued
- French Socialists Demand Election
- Ogden to Decide on Lighting Ban
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- Page 8
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- Charles Flees to Place of Safety
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- Draft Boards to Complete Records
- Socialist Leader Dead of Apoplexy
- Farms for Young Soldiers, Sailors
- Utah Cows May be Sent Abroad
- Injured Girls Are Sent to Hospital
- May Sell Wheat in Any Market
- Friendly Suit on Sidewalk Issue
- Preference Will be Given War Workers
- Rate Change Postponed
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- Two New City Park Sites Purchased
- Ogden Soldier Called by Death at Camp Travis
- Surveyor General Proud Grandparent
- Cost of Printing Abstracts Raised
- Tax Collections
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- Raising Flu Ban to be Decided Tomorrow
- Federal Ban on Building is Modified
- Major Earley U. S. Survey Officer
- Election Returns Today
- Light Restrictions Ordered Canceled
- Salt Laker is Wounded in Action
- Interfered with Officer; 30 Days
- Hun Helmets by Wagonload Are Sent by Utahns
- Hubert Layton Dies of Typhoid Fever in France
- Utah is Enthusiastic over War Memorial
- Would Have Historical and Educational Value
- Splendid Suggestion is Worthy of the Hour
- Sixty Germans Eager to be Citizens
- Order Closes Huntington Mills
- Chares Betts Victim of Flu
- Alleged Payroll Padders Give Bond
- Complaints Filed
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- Page 11
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- Oil Company Branches Out
- Something That Should Interest the Duck Hunter
- May Meet Overseas
- Baseball Moguls Discuss Future Plans at Peoria; Will Reorganize
- Amateur Talk
- Meehan and Fulton Nov. 16
- Will Play for Title
- Next Big Colorado Game College Vs. Mines
- Expect German Surrender Will Stop Wrecking of Grid Elevens
- Oregon Will Play California Nov. 23
- Many Sport Noiables Victims of Epidemic
- California Agrees to Play Stanford
- Jerry Freeman is Going to France
- Two Star Bouts on for New York
- Stecher Agrees to Wrestle Zbyszko
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- Boy Fugitive Still Enjoys His Liberty
- Slayer's Wish is to Face Firing Squad
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- Campbell Likely to Win in Arizona
- R. R. Conductor Dies
- 5 Utahns Are Named among Casualties
- Society
- Knife Wielder is Recovering
- School Military Training Goes On
- Allies in Boche Jails to Return through Holland
- Soil in Good Shape for Late Planting
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- New Ohio Well in Lusk Creek Field Spouts Gas
- Upward Trend in Prices Continues in Stocks
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- Iron King Now is Nearly Ready for Drifting
- Jackling Porphyry Output Less Two Mines Show Slight Gains 440,000,000 Lbs. 1918 Estimate
- New York Bond Quctations
- Business Barometer
- Kansas City Livestock
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Assessment Notice
- Assessment Notice
- New Food Rules Sends Corn Price Tumbling
- Delinquent Notice
- Liberty Bonds
- Delinquent Notice
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-11-13 | Page 7 | Kills Himself as His Country Quits
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6c28zgh |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6c28zgh |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Kills Himself as His Country Quits |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 7 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6c28zgh/18630126 |