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- Germany Pleads for Early Peace Terms; Fears Famine
- Jealousy Prompts Murder
- Men under 19, over 36, out of Draft
- Plan for Officers' Training Camp at Fremont Abandoned
- Kaiser Gets Shelter in Holland
- Vigilance of Navy is Not Relaxed
- Montenegro Now Hops into Line with Revolution
- Peace, Rejoicing Come to Replace Tumult of Battle
- Application for Officers' Training Course Shut Off
- Shipping Insurance Reduction Advised
- U. S. Continues Loan to Allies
- Minnesota Adopts Prohibition
- Emperor of Austria Quits
- Cotton Drops $10 a Bale in N. Y. Market Today
- Estimate on Navy Requirements is Sent to Congress
- Woman Takes Charge
- Ambassador from Argentina Sends in Resignation
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- Terms Mean Starvation Solf Says
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- Relief of Famine is U. S. Task
- King George Given Thanks of Japan
- Here's Stunt the Movies Can't Beat
- Death Ship Stops Peace Celebration
- Uruguay Whoops it up for Victory
- Convoys Now to Longer Necessary
- Whole Family Stricken
- Prostrate Foe Begs Mercy
- Drys Renew Senate Fight on Whisky
- No Decrease in Food Prices, Sad Forecast
- Close Officers' School at Fremont
- Ship Blockade on Germany to be Continued
- 3,764,677 Men in Army of America
- Train Robbers Given 25 Years
- Shipbuilding to Go on, Says Schwab
- Stenay Falls to Yanks at Final Hour
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- Foch Orders Vigilance at Front
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- Panama President Confident of Future
- Drive to Kill Rats Ordered by Food Heads
- Cheers Resound as French Premier Reads Terms
- Thanksgiving Day is Hooverized
- Noted Speakers for War Work Campaign
- Russia Hard Hit by Peace Claims of Finland
- 3 Salt Lakers in Casualty List
- Industries Board Duties Increased
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- Embrodiery Club Meets at Gibbons Home
- Matron's Death Casts Gloom over Society
- $150 for Bootlegging
- United War Work Drive Going Strong
- Britain Day to be Celebrated Here December 7
- Roll of Honor
- Cold Water Shows Gold Placer Ground
- Huns Fight Knife Battle in Tunnel
- Utah Draft Records in Excellent Shape
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- Priorities Lists Are Revised
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- Accident Causes Death of Negro
- Press Censorship Soon to be Lifted
- Father Induced Son to Rob Bank
- Brothers Members of Supreme Court
- Ogden Opens War Fund Drive Today
- French-American Flags Fly in Verdun
- Arrangements for Live Stock Show
- Huns Continue Old Tricks Sunday
- Yanks Lead Peace Parade through Verdun
- Flu Victims Sent Home for Burial
- Buy Horses Only to Use the Hides
- $120,000 is Paid to Beet Growers
- Peace Celebration at Brigham City
- Influenza Claims Two in Brigham
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- Arrests Loom for Murder at Ogden
- Youthful Convict Shot; Posse Pursuing His Companion in Valley
- Work of Draft Boards Almost Ended
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- Former Salt Lake Reporter Enlists
- Youths in Jail
- Ambulance and Auto in Collision
- "Gob" Dislikes Idea of Dying without Glory
- Death of Wite Comes 3 Hours after Husband's
- Hotel Clerk is Haled to Court
- Election Canvass Begun
- Government to Fix Wool Price, Sheepman Says
- Christmas Package Instructions Come
- Peace Barbecue is Scheduled by Smelter Employes
- Uxoricide Fails to Kill Self
- Streetcar Men Join Throng to Celebrate Day
- Federal Court to Hear Pleas next Saturday
- Bootlegging Alleged
- Officers Go to Coast
- Strike is Still On
- Widow of Yank Will Not Believe Report of Death
- Jap Section Men in Court Today
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- Begins to Look Asa If O. B. Will be Back on Job for next Season
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- Jarvis is Freed by Federal Court
- Heads Pop out of Line like Jacks-in-the-Box as Sailors Jump Sticks in "Wand Relay"
- Can't Send Used Sport Goods to Boys in Service
- Dempsey's Right Travels Only Six Inches
- Al Joy Appointed Assistant District Attorney at S. F.
- Why America Always Wins
- U. S. Agents Look for Walnut Supply
- Amateur Talk
- Use Polo Grounds for Warehouse
- May Hold Race on Papier-Mache Track
- Will Play Nov. 23
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- Flu Hospital is Closed Today
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- Night Parade Celebrates Victory
- Shurtliff Fined on Liquor Charge
- Utahn Tells of Sea Battle Allies Sink Enemy Vessel His Ship Destroyed U-Boat
- Mrs. Ellen Salter Dies
- Postponement of Will Suit Argued
- Forget Past, Enjoy Present, French Say
- Ogden Takes Day off to Celebrate Peace
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- Copper Being Rushed Overseas Sept. Exports 71,220,800 Lbs Figures by Month Show Variance
- Chicago Livestock Exchange is Closed
- Grain Prices Rise on News of Peace
- Old Trading Days on Exchange Recalled
- Market is Displaying Bullish Tendencies
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- Iron Blossom is after Ore on 2200 Level
- Big Concerns Rush into Lusk to Drill Wells
- Major Chidester Commands Post
- Delinquent Notice
- Great Future for Lusk Field is Predicted
- Quarterly Dividends of Porphyries Reduced
- Deaths
- Funerals
- Wall Street
- Notice of Assessment No. 5
- Queen Isabella Mines Company
- Notice to Bidders
- Business Barometer
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-11-12 | Page 1 | Cotton Drops $10 a Bale in N. Y. Market Today
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-12 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6zw5nzg |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zw5nzg |
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| Article Title | Cotton Drops $10 a Bale in N. Y. Market Today |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-12 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zw5nzg/18630644 |