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- French Attack Threatens Disaster for Hun Armies
- Mail Carriers Are to Deliver Night Message
- Hesse Prince to be King of Finland
- I. W. W. Active in Canadian Cities
- Gains Continue is Report of Pershing
- Motion Picture Films Held up by Flu Spread
- Foe Hurled Back 45 Miles
- Germans Kidnap Archbishop of Cambrai, Report
- Earthquake of Severe Nature Being Recorded
- Blackmail New Boche Weapon
- Ship Torpedoed; Hundreds Drown
- Brazil Vessel's Guns Destroy Guns Destroy German U-Boat
- Fall of St. Gobain Massif to Place Germans in Trap
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- Germans Buying up British Bank Notes
- Siamese Airmen to Fight for France
- Step Lively! Hun General is Coming
- 100,000 Women Work on German Railways
- War on Tank is Waged by Germans
- British in Russia Put into Service
- Child Love Scandal Found in Budapest
- Even German Horses Fed on Substitutes
- Civilians Will Try Blundering Generals
- Belgians Jailed for Contempt of German
- Germans Now Fear Their Own Guns
- Italian Defrauds Bank of Millions
- Convicted Briton Was Moorish Sheik
- Greek King May Marry Native Girl
- Germany Nears End of Its Cigar Rope
- Siberia, like U. S., Cradle of Liberty
- Huns Deceived regarding U-Boat
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- Local News
- American-Born Wife Interned
- Hun Would Corner Munitions in U. S.
- San Francisco Man May be Cardinal
- Elsie's Handspring Delights Doughboy's
- Poles Build State on Democratic Lines
- Ship's Crew Murdered by Huns
- Vengeful Savagery Shows Foe's Dispair
- Cholera Kills 15 in Berlin on October 8
- U-Boat Sets Cruelty Record
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- Memory of Heroic British Nurse Honored Here Today
- Defense Council Has Field Agent
- Democrats Called to Attend Meeting
- Freight Train Overturns Car in City Limits
- Government Asks Local Houses for Raincoat Prices
- Work Rooms of Red Cross Are to Remain Open
- Larceny Charged
- Doctor Dies of Influenza
- Jail Doors Yawn for Health Board Order Violators
- Utah Railway Freight Rates Are Increased
- Board Denies Further Raise in Gas Rates
- Drive to Put Utah over Renewed
- Facts Bared on Gravity of Influenza Epidemic Here
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- Bingham Plans Fight on "Flu"
- Evans is Ill
- Drink of Lye is Fatal to Baby
- Austrian Killed by Electric Wire
- Austrian Held as Would be slayer
- Bingham Miners to Ask Eight-Hour Day
- Jailed While out on Bonds
- Funeral of Miss Davis Saturday
- Miners Disagree as to Ownership of Working Duds
- Most of Bingham's Doctors with Army
- Bingham is over Top in Loan Drive
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- Oil Strike of Great Importance Dry Piney Field Now is Proven Crude Product worth $20 a Bbl.
- Visits in Copperfield
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- Optimism Invading Copper Share Markets
- Refinery of Wind River Will be Enlarged
- Bad Check Made Good
- Wall Street
- Spectators Barred from Mine Exchange
- Failures Are Growing Fewer Number Less than during 1906 Amount Lowest in Nine Years
- Business Barometer
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- Manufacture of More Articles Cut
- German in U. S. Blackmailed Others
- Germans Advertise to Sell Children
- Lieutenant Rowe Funeral Sunday
- Parents Go to Son
- $2115 for Son's Death
- Federation President is Chosen
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- Automobile Ride and Late Supper Party
- Road Building to be Curtailed
- Chinese Celebrate Manchu Overthrow
- President Makes Appeal for Loan
Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-10-11 | Page 5 | 100,000 Women Work on German Railways
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-11 |
| 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/s6c0081p |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6c0081p |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 100,000 Women Work on German Railways |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6c0081p/18636473 |