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- 50 Millions in Hour is Response
- Clemenceau at Front
- Political Crisis in Germany, Says Report in London
- Berlin Denies Abdication of Kaiser Wilhelm
- Berlin Report Says Germans "Withdrew"
- General Pershing Reports Success
- Fresh Germans Hurled on Yanks
- Foch Gives Mailed Fist Reply
- Solons Ask Complete Victory
- These on Honor Roll
- Favor Dry Zones Around Coal Mines
- Portugal Says All Territory in State of Siege
- Machine Gun Fire, Accidental, Wounds Soldiers in Camp
- What Allied Nations Think of Peace Bid
- Wilson's Answer to Hun Will Aid Armies in Field
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- Hundreds of Bodies Brought from Woods
- Texas Editor Dies
- St. Gobain Massif, Laon and La Fere Lost by Germans
- Secretary Baker Back in Washington
- 3 Billions is Goal for Six Day Drive
- Local News
- Ukraine Sets up Quibbling Point
- Yanks Cut Hun Troops to Pieces
- Deliverers Received with Joy
- 100 Killed in One Porto Rican City by Earthquake
- Laon, Regained in Drive, Famous in History of France
- Spanish Influenza Rapidly Spreading over Entire U. S.
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- Turks Send Note to Wilson
- Sunday Crowds in London Discuss Peace
- Mrs. Gertrude Bullock Dies
- Ogden Appeals for Doubles on Loan
- Hohenzollern Record for Trickery Seems Only Thing Which Stays Wilson's Hand
- Harold Sharp Promoted
- Britain's Demand is for Surrender
- Lord Northcliffe Opposed to Any Armistice
- Royalty Receives American Editors
- Salt Lake's Credit in No Danger, Says Mayor
- Soldiers Dinner Guests
- Czecho-Slavs Fighting in Russia Imperiled
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- J. E. Tyler Dies
- Levey is Coming
- Women to Join Council of Defense
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- Goes to Kentucky
- Continue Trial in Spite of Influenza
- Two Republicans out of Race for Utah Legislature
- Youths Plunder Where Angels Fear to Tread
- Marvin Carr Dies
- Railway Clerks to Work Eight Hours
- Mrs. E. Y. Mackintosh Dies at Her Home
- Shock Crew to Seek Loan Slackers
- Utah to Lead in Classification
- Armstrong Urges Saving of Coal
- 16 Chiropractors Made Defendants
- New Food Rules Hit Restaurant Patrons
- Flu Expert to Fight Epidemic
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- Survey Boys' Reserve
- Guisto is among Engineers in France
- Pioneer of 1866 Dies at Residence
- Rapid Promotion for Strangler Lewis
- Bountiful Man Vouches for Solf
- Allies Become Keen for Game
- Georgia Champions Again after a Grid Title
- Engineers Postpone
- Military Funeral for Lieut. Rowe
- Tommy Ryan Tells How He Became Best Middleweight
- Siddoway's Plans Make a Hit with Forest Officials and Game Wardens
- Amateur Talk
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- Wall Street
- Business Barometer
- Oil Production in United States Increases
- Walker and Tintic Standard Run Price Race
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- Liberty Bonds
- North Salt Lake Livestock
- Chicago Provisions
- German Potash Monopoly Ended U. S. Will be Immense Producer Utah Mines to Assist Industry
- Kansas City Livestock
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- Readjustment in Wall St. Continues
- Sergeants Lose Leather
- German Language to be Purified
- British to Decide on "Duration of War"
- Utah Cliff Drewlers Subject of Article
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- Delinquent Notice
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Air Mail Movies
- Picked Troops Sent Against Americans
- Old Coeur D'Alene Dumps Yield Big Values
- In the District Court, Probate
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- Paganini Funeral
- A Williams Funeral
- A. K. Chapman Funeral
- John B. Burbidge Again is Deputy
- On Submarine Chaser
- Discussion Declined
- Guiver Funeral Wednesday
- Brigham Soldier Dies in New York
- October 16 is 50th Anniversary of Z. C. M. I.
- Primo Bristot Dies
- Trinitrotoluol is Made to Do Tricks
- More Strict Food Rules Held Needed
- Interesting Announcement Received Here
- Utahns Suggest Hun War Lords as Hostages
- Red Cross Work to Continue
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-10-14 | Page 9 | Mrs. E. Y. Mackintosh Dies at Her Home
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-14 |
| 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/s6xw8mvj |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6xw8mvj |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Mrs. E. Y. Mackintosh Dies at Her Home |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 9 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6xw8mvj/18632520 |