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- Page 1
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- 2532 Yank Prisoners Freed
- Huns Violate Armistice; Kill, Pillage in Belgium
- American Troops on Way to Metz
- Poincare Gets Peace Message from Alfonso
- Knockout Tax on Product of Child Labor Proposed
- Pershing Presents Thanks of America to Ally Generals
- Seize Property of German Crown
- Draft Orders to Curtail Work of Local Boards
- Students May Now Resign from Navy to Reenter School
- Men Engaged in U. S. Work Strike
- 2 Killed on U. S. Ship as Steam Value Bursts
- Strike Arouses Anti-Hun Feeling
- Red Cross Aids Returning Italians
- Propose July 14 as World Holiday
- Revolution Gains in Prussia
- Industries Board to Keep Control
- Austria Asks Good Offices of Wilson
- 2 Fliers Killed; Their Airplane Falls 4000 Feet
- $100,000,000 Loan to Italy Will be Spent in America
- North Schleswig Makes Demands at Peace Table
- Frisco Lifts Flu Ban on Saturday
- Discussions of Peace to Begin
- To Fulgil Naval Terms
- Scheidemann Hun Delegate
- Page 2
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- Socialists Hold Al Positions
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- Gen. MacArthur Taken Prisoner by Tank Troops
- Appoint Board to Decide Railway Disputes
- Gettysburg Hero Dies at Age of 79
- Oppose Extra Fare for Fast Trains
- Would Bar Red Flag in America
- U. S. Will Chart Alaskan Waters
- U. S. Voluntary News Censorship Lifted by Creel
- Europe Not Ready for Tourists Yet
- Lack of Food in Austria Alarming
- Relief of Famine Depends upon Hun Fleet
- U. S. Casualties Less than 100,000
- Named Director of Canadian Pacific
- Brigadier Generals Given Old Standing
- Honor's Roll
- Former Prince Alive, Says Report
- Propose Reading Gettysburg Reading Gettysburg Address
- Labor Body of All America Proposed
- Capt. M'gee in East
- Noted Theatrical Manager is Dead
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- Page 4
- Page 5
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- Pershing Confers U. S. Medal upon Marshal Foch
- More Restrictions on Industry Are Removed
- Ex-Kaiser's Case Must be Settled
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- Hoover Soon to Go to Europe
- State Railway Control Asked
- American Named to Represent Bohemia
- Czecho-Slovak Republic Has First Capitol in Washington
- Son-in-Law of Gov. Stephens is Dead
- Present Railway Wages and Rates to Continue
- Fighting Men to Get Old Jobs Back
- Page 6
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- Hun Leaders Must Face Tribunal
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- New Orleans Will Omit Mardi Gras
- Ex-King Ferdinand to Study Science
- Statue of Wilson in London Proposed
- Electricity for California Roads
- Yank Too Impetuous French Poilu Says
- Huns Touch Every Base in Ball Game
- Advertises for Wife to be Ambassadress
- Disease Takes but 50 Yanks on Ocean
- Month's Use of Cotton Decreases
- Zone Nation for Animal Industry
- Best Joke of the Week in the Capital
- Page 7
- Page 8
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- Foe Exposed Captives to Fire
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- Funerals
- All in Family of U. S. Attorney Stricken by Flu
- Yankee Airmen down 473 Foemen
- "Mopping up" Knife Pleasant Implement
- White Bread is Returned to U. S. Menu
- Deaths
- Thieving Pashas Hit the Trail to Parts Unknown
- Aviator Tells of Life 28,000 Feet Above Earth
- Otranto Men Are Given Aid
- Hoover's Job May End at Peace
- Local News
- Page 9
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- Rumel Loses Suit Against Church
- Merchants Bank Placed Value of $25,000 upon Life of John Pingree
- Lifting of Flu Ban Sunday Considered
- [Untitled]
- Air Mail Service is Coming Soon
- Prominent Belgian to Come Here
- Sugar to Come Back after Dec. 1
- Freight Rate Council to be Held
- Investigator Asks State Cooperation
- Labor Recruiting
- Speed up Highway Crop Movement, is Appeal of Hurley
- Hundreds Cheer President Smith on 80th Birthday
- Accident Victim in Critical Condition
- Divorce Granted
- Overheated Pipe Cause of Fire
- 5 Men Convicted in Police Court
- Italian Offers Excuse for Stabbing
- Officers Sent to Camp in Virginia
- Banquet for Loyal Editors Scheduled
- New York is Yet Celebrating Peace
- Sugar Concern in Court on Assessment
- Page 10
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- Outlook for Minor League Baseball Still Quite Hazy; Western is Ready
- Freddie Welsh is Weak from "Flu"
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- New York Tourney Plans Soon Will be Announced
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- Amateur Talk
- "Attaboy" is Heard at Shakespeare's Old Home
- Denver Stars Back in Game
- Scotland Produces a New Distance Runner
- Trap Shots of Six States Are Entered
- Hunter Recovers
- Graney Riveter
- Tiger Grid Men Are Sent Bac from the Army
- Page 11
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- Government Vice Fight Continues
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- U. S. Treasury Says Tax Reduction Inadvisable
- Plan Control of Alsace-Lorraine
- British Labor to Quit Cabinet
- Polish Troops Invade Russia
- Laborites of Two Americas Are Organizing
- Parents, on Way to See Son, Lose Race with Death
- Austrian Teutons Decide to Enter German Republic
- U. S. Meat Trust Scored in Commons
- Page 12
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- $175,000 Yet to Raise for War Welfare
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- "Keep Liberty Bond," Message to People
- Lafayette, Nous Voila!
- Tab on All Yanks Kept by Index System
- Disabled Fighters to be Educated at U. S. Cost
- White Bread Permit Weakens Corn Market
- Glenhurst Well in East Big Muddy down 3250 Ft.
- Local News
- Former Employe of Z. C. M. I. Dies in East
- "Black Maria"
- French Decorate Yank
- Page 13
- Page 14
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- Manufacturers of Candy Issue Statement
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- Bonds to be Sold for Road Projects
- Mine Amendment Carried, Claim
- Nebraska Cancels Northwestern Date
- President Joseph F. Smith is among Those Who Approve Memorial
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Alternates for Indianapolis
- 2 Utahns Die in Action in France
- Minnesota "U"to Stage Mitt Shows
- More Wrangling than Wrestling
- Callahan Knocks L. Tendler Down
- Delinquent Notice
- 3 Americans on Canadian List
- Injured Boy Recovers
- Notice to Bidders
- Delinquent Notice
- Notice
- Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting
- Assessment Notice
- Assessment Notice
- Page 15
- Page 16
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- Society
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- Housewives Happy to Use White Flour Again
- Red Cross Appeals for Clothing Gifts
- 2000 Attend Big Peace Barbecue
- Colonel Graham Arrives at Fort
- Mayor Urged to Aid "Britain Day"
- Gifted Young Newspaper Man Dies at Ogden
- Ririe Sends Check for $40,000, but Yet Objects
- 3 Republicans Win in Weber County
- Ogden Schools Not to Open Monday
- Murder Indicated; Inquest Postponed
- Snug Donation for French Children
- Rabbit Exhumed and Killed Again by Careful Lad
- Farm Efficiency Urged by Council
- Plans to Prevent Auto Thefts Laid
- Former Resident of Salt Lake Dies
- City Asked to Pay Part of Expense
- College Military Training Continues
Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-11-14 | Page 9 | Officers Sent to Camp in Virginia
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-14 |
| 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/s6866jg7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6866jg7 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Officers Sent to Camp in Virginia |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-14 |
| 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/s6866jg7/18635170 |