Pages | 12 of 12
- Page 1
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- Allies Drive for Peace by Smashing Whole for Line
- Punishment to be Meted out to Brutal German Officers
- Huns Must Deal with Foch
- Conflict is Debacle for Hun
- Italians Capture 500,000 Austrians
- Uncle Sam after Telegraphers for Overseas Duty
- Yanks Build Bride in Battle
- Bolsheviki in Move for Peace
- Horror Tales Related by Prisoners
- Six Solons Hold Shortest Senate Session in History
- German Legation Leaves
- Bolsheviki Cut off Relations with Germany
- Czecho-Slovakia is Represented at Versailles
- Yankees Win Again, Says Pershing
- Hun Sub Victims Adrift in Small Boat Three Weeks
- Hungarian Mob Storms Prison, Killing Officials
- Hold at All Cost, Kaiser Tells Huns
- Siege of Ghent is Begun Today
- Page 2
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- Huns Know Price of Peace
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- Democrats in East Confident of Success
- Tooter of Franch Horn is Punished
- Attempt to Form German-Austrian Army Corps
- 35,000 Volunteers Sought for Army
- Not Ready to Quit
- Yachtsman Dead
- They're Still Going
- Americans Advance 18 Miles
- Yanks Sent to Russia in Actions
- Office in Chicago Sells 2000 Tickets
- Great Business Boom to Keep U. S. Plants Humming after War
- Won't Wear Khaki; Given 45 Years
- Hun Financial Panic Admitted by Journal
- Palaces of Kaiser Become Hospital
- 61 New Influenza Cases in Ogden
- Miss Wilson is Singing N France
- Induct 23 Men
- Page 3
- [Untitled]
- Retreating Huns Are Smashed
- [Untitled]
- Germany Begs for Exemption from Air Rids
- Russ Capital is Starving City
- Daughter of General Weds Major Orton
- Bolshevik Gold is Seized by Omsk Gov't
- Henry Hafele is Dead of Wounds
- Butler Funeral
- Demobilization of Yanks to Take Many Months
- Tardieu to Make Important Speech
- Germany on Verge of Great Strike to Force Peace
- Story of Austrian Defeat Told by Italians
- Page 4
- Page 5
- Page 6
- Page 7
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- This Draft Will Return Skilled Workers from Army to Industry
- 20,000 Vote Here, Estimate
- He'll Never be Able to Love a Hun
- [Untitled]
- Ambulance Man Writers Home Straw Beds, but Good Cover Dressed up, No Place to Go
- "Steve" Refuses to Tell His Pals Secrets of Navy
- Delinquents of Local Board 4 Are Now Listed
- Isn't Food Enough in World to Feed World Declares Food Head
- Swedish Lutheran Treasurer is Dead
- Wealthy Ogdenites Indicted by U. S
- Gunpowder Plot Anniversary in England Today
- Miss Ida Savage Dies in New York
- Dismissal of City Fireman Approved
- Keep Advertising Advice of Expert
- Not Member Prison Guard
- 17th Engineers Leave Salt Lake
- Printing Bids Opened
- Page 8
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- Local Pug May Appear before England's King
- Baseball for 1919 Looks like Certainty with Peace in Sight
- Twenty Teams Limit for New York Bike Race
- Benny Henderson in Hard Luck
- M' Credie Opines Future Baseball Outlook in West Full of Prospect
- Hendricks May Sail Soon for France
- Washington Coach in Training Camp
- Gilmore an Instructor
- Baseball Code in France Quite Incomplete
- United Press to Inform President
- Ralph Nelson Dies
- More than Half of League's Men in the Service
- Colorado Teams Still Hopeful
- The Complete Man Builder
- California Hunters Fear Catching Cold
- Sport Salad
- Amateur Talk
- Football Coach Has Good Scheme
- Nevada Boxer Dies Just before Sailing
- Athletics at U. W. Are to be Resumed
- Indian Want to Fight
- Public School Officials Are Given Solution
- Danny Needham Alive
- Wrestler Called
- Page 9
- [Untitled]
- Epidemic is Definitely on Decline
- [Untitled]
- China is Remiss as Ally , Claim
- Defected Foe May Have Seat at Conference
- All First Class Mail to Go by Airplane; Service Already Self-Supporting
- Switzerland Asks for Opening of Rhine River
- Yanks Move War Orphans Refuse Tips
- French Girl American Rag, Ice is Broken
- Escapes Shells but Killed in Bear Pit
- Soda Saves Lives of Mustard Gas Victims
- Mrs. Giles Dead
- Prison Camp Better than Home to Hun
- Yankees Often Have No Writing Material
- Page 10
- [Untitled]
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- List of Kaysville Wedding Licenses
- Conservation of Finances Urged Govenor Harden Gives Advice U. S. Credit Must be Kept Sound
- Tintic Standard is Making Record Shipments
- Oil Recovery from Shale No Longer Experiment
- Deaths
- Brought up by the Bailer
- Chicago Livestock
- North Salt Lake Livestock
- [Untitled]
- Funerals
- Omaha Livestock
- Chicago Provisions
- Mother is Ill
- Grand Canyon to be Made U. S. Park
- Utah Soldier Dies of Train Wreck Injuries
- How Will Huns Pay Huge War Claims?
- Argentina Guards Interned Ships
- Ceremony is Held for Fallen Yanks
- U-Boats of Huns Headed for Home
- Rose Paster Stoker Released on Bail
- Three in One Home
- British Elections Soon
- Naval Reserve Man Dies
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Mrs. Chevers Dead
- Kaysville Soldier Missing in Action
- One Dead, 8 Il in Wilcox Family
- Page 11
- Page 12
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- Witnesses Tell of Mrs. Bransford's Intelligence
- News of Herman and 'Buddy' Post
- Interesting Announcement Made Today
- [Untitled]
- Russell Succeeds Brown as Manager
- Last Call for Questionnaires
- Sergeant Crosby Reported Wounded
- Corporal Popejoy is Recovering
- Suit Brought to Recover 80 Acres
- Red Cross Call for Volunteers
- Donations Coming in for Drive
- Salt Lake Yanks Meet in Scotland
- James C. Bawden Influenza Victim
- Game Costs Proprietor $25
- Legislature to Receive Claims
- Bulgarian Humor is Shown in Trenches
- "Yde Park" is Pork to This Australian
- Foch's Real Aim is Greatest Secret
- Bagpipe Playing Race in Holland
- Shells Don't Stop K. of. C
- Cold Facts to Edify Jury
- [Untitled]
- Bulletin Issued to Local Boards
- Gets Wedding Shoes on Card of Another
- Chinese Troupe in Play by Clemenceau
- Medals for Heroes of Bartle of Yser
- Leaves to Recruit Hundreds of Men
- Russia No Place for News Writers
Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-11-05 | Page 12 | James C. Bawden Influenza Victim
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-05 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6r53srk |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6r53srk |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | James C. Bawden Influenza Victim |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-05 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 12 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6r53srk/18636017 |