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- Hun Must Make Military Terms with Marshal Foch
- All Nation Demands Complete Surrender
- Revolution in Bulgaria; 3000 Dead
- Flu Stops Classes at University of Arziona; 157 Cases
- Calls in Draft, Halted by "Flu," Now Going Out
- Golden Days for Orange Growers of California
- Scope of Brewery Hearings Widened
- 337 Die of Flu in Iowa, Estimate
- Yanks Battle Pivot Point
- Pope Protests Hun Devastation in Belgian Retreat
- Huns' Yelp Music to Allies
- Hun Papers Open Campaign to Oust Kaiser and Lords
- Occupation of Berlin Urged
- Insanity Cured by Pulling Teeth and Bad Tonsils
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- Page 3
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- Massacres in Berlin Forecast
- Big Tobacco Firms Face Trust Law Prosecution
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- Australian Premier Remains in London
- Reply Dangerous, Warns Northcliffe
- 7 Years in Prison for Army Grafter
- German Answer is Distrusted in London
- Boche Lies When He Denies Having Sunk Lifeboats
- Early Taste of Winter Predicted for Entire Nation
- Yukon River is Closed for Winter
- Aviator Lands in Omaha in Dark
- Printed Matter of I. W. W. Barred in Canada Mail
- Hun Answer Only Evasion, Say English
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- Page 5
- Page 6
- Page 7
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- Employes Trapped as Building Falls after Explosion
- Cousin of King of Italy Dies at Battlefront
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- Must Wear "Flu" Maks at Trains
- Funeral Services for Mrs. Stevens
- Posini Funeral
- Influenza Takes Two in One Family
- U. S. Wants Experts in Many Branches
- Germans Fear Debacle on Retreat
- 213 Men Are Lost on Divered Ship Ticonderoga
- Typical Allied Press Comment on Hun Note
- Nebraska Gets Its Share of Epidemic
- 2,300,000 Freed by Allied Drive
- Two Yanks Located in Boche Prisons
- Local News
- Page 8
- Page 9
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- Army Supplies Bedding for Flu Victims
- S. L. Route to Move Office Nov. 1
- Cruel Fate in Store for Gay Masher He'll Soon be as Happy as a Belgian in 1914 If These Tricks Fail, Killing is Good
- 'Moonshine' Industry Alleged
- Gave Bad Check to Chief's Wife, Charge
- Mrs. W. S. Messer is Dead in New York
- U. S. Grain Man is Visitor Here
- Mrs. M'carty Dead
- Dies at Age of 96
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- Motorcycles Not to be Had upon Salt Lake Market
- Another Trick of Hun, Says Bamberger
- Meat Brought in from Farms to be Fxamined
- Gun or Ticket Punch? That is the Question
- Grocers to Post Fair Price List Beginning Nov. 1
- Spanish Fork Boy Wounded in Action
- Funeral Services for Arthur Moon
- Boys Go to Work
- Impersonating Army Officer is Charge
- Influenza Takes Mrs. E. N. Seligman
- Anderson Funeral
- Page 10
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- Volleyball Popular with Jackies
- Sullivan Was Not First to Use Chin Punch
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- Lapp Says Jack Coombs Was Strongest Pitcher and Morgan Had Most Stuff
- St. Louis Accepts Challenge for Transatlantic Airplane Race
- Los Angeles Has Woman Warden
- Local News
- Local News
- Burns Has the "Flu."
- Yingling a Lieutenant
- Athletic Brothers Join "Devil Dogs"
- Grant Frist Big Leaguer to Die
- Zbyszko Spanks Man Who Calls Him a 'German'
- Yale Grid Hero is Said to Have Been Kidnaped by German Sub
- Amateur Talk
- Colo. Colleges Also Hard Hit
- Page 11
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- City May Fail to Get Place on Air Route
- Tanks Save Many Lives for Allies
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- Mail Order Shoes on War Footing
- U-Boats Escape from Coast Bases
- Registrants Need Not be in Class One to be Sent to Officers' Training Camps
- Boches Hurrying to Quit Brussels
- Huns to Release Deported Belgians
- Prince Maximilian to Speak Today
- Texas Telephone Operated by O. S.
- Nabbed on Booze Charge
- Brigadier General Reports at Kearny
- Exemption Board Member Arrested
- Davis County Council to Enforce Its Orders
- Poilus Reach Rumanian Border
- Firemen Wanted in Merchant Marine
- Noted Law Expert Dies of Influenza
- Not One House in Douai Habitable When Huns Leave
- Young American Airman is Killed
- Public Prayers to be Offered by Huns
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- Striking of Ore in Standard Shaft Confirmed
- Results of Trading on Oil Exchange
- Big Copper Output is Looming in Future
- Wall Street
- Activity in Tintic Standard and Lily Grows
- Hun Officers in Luxury but Had to Leave Pianos
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- Separation Case in High Court Reopening of Suit is Sought Flotation Feature is Involved
- Business Barometer
- Celebrate Delivery of Half of Belgium
- Stock Market is in Period of Digestion
- 150 Persons Lose Lives in Quakes at Canal Zone
- Senator Lodge Raps Hun [Illegible]
- Yanks in Russia Fixed for Winter
- Farmers in Burned District Assisted
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- Local News
- Deaths
- Liberty Bonds
- Notice to Bidders
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- Page 13
- Page 14
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- Food Shipments to Save Belgians
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- Salt Lake Girls at Marlborough
- Emergency Work of Motor Corps
- Lieutenant Parish Overseas
- Bransford Suit Again is Halted
- Boys Fined for False Fire Alarm
- New Recruit for Marines is Girl; Enlisted Sunday
- Says Article Gave Wrong Impression
- Eastland Cases Are Disposed Of
- Three Utah Soldiers Victmis of Influenza
- Loans Extended to 7000 Farmers
- Japanese Labor Journal Appears
- Bring C. H. Reilley Here for Funeral
- Lieutenants Assigned
- John a Johnson Dead
- Kane in Army
Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-10-22 | Page 10 | Lapp Says Jack Coombs Was Strongest Pitcher and Morgan Had Most Stuff
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-22 |
| 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/s6cv8ksx |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cv8ksx |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Lapp Says Jack Coombs Was Strongest Pitcher and Morgan Had Most Stuff |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-22 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 10 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cv8ksx/18634932 |