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- Finances Rocked by U. S. Note
- Army of 5 Millions, U.S. Aim
- London Hears Kaiser Quits; Germany Said to Accept All Terms
- Yanks Capture Heights of St. Juvin
- British Steamer Hits Yank War Vessel and Sinks
- Austrian Cabinet Will be Reformed
- French to Insist on Reparation for Damage by Hun
- Half-Way Post in Loan is Passed
- Edison Back on Job
- Reichstag Meeting Postponed
- British Troops Enter Lilli
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- 12,000 Huns Seized in Flanders
- U. S. Railroads to Encourage Farming
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- Cody's Daughter is Influenza Victim
- Traffic Agents Abandon Meet
- Banks May Make Loan on Bonds
- Roosevelt Cousin is Given Divorce
- Registration is in Excess of Estimate
- Gifts for Yanks in German Prisons
- Alaska and Hawaii Are Oversubscribers
- New Breaks in Hun Lien by Yankees
- Italians Engage in Local Fighting
- Capture of Zeebrugge Probable
- Forest Fires Incendiary, Belief
- Page 3
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- Hun Decision on Reply is due Today
- Yankees Batter down Strongest Hun Resistance
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- Americans Named on Canadian List
- Dinner at Alta Club
- Russel L. Tracy Jr. Officer in Navy
- Saturday Set as Pershing Liberty Day
- Garros, French Ace, Killed in Action
- Wife of Lieutenant Barton Flu Victim
- 1919 Beet Price to be $12 per Ton
- Renovates Theatre in Enforced Layoff
- Boy Dies at Hospital
- Dies at Sea on Way to Western Front
- Consul Poole is Given Promotion
- Japanese on Trial
- U.S. Achievements Marvelous, Dane Says
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- Page 6
- Page 7
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- Kaiser Will Fall Soon, Belief
- Faith in Germany is Expressed by Burian
- Influenza
- Wait for Armistice, Says Bonar Law
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- Vigorous Drive to Obtain Quota Renewed
- Caillaux to Face Court October 29
- Call Draftees over 37 on March 1
- Nurse Goes Overseas
- Last Rites Tomorrow
- Macintosh Funeral
- Japs Invest $5000 in Liberty Bonds
- Yanks Located in Hun Prison
- Local News
- Churchill Predicts Note's Indorsement
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- Page 9
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- City Must Get Buys at Once
- Open Fight to Put Salt Lake on Air Mail Route
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- Influenza's Hold on State Grows
- U. S. Army Will Buy Horses at Ogden
- Drive to be Started to Recruit Women Munition Workers
- Honor List of 800 Salt Lakers Sought to Subscribe $1000 Each and Put City over Top on Loan
- Doughnuts Boon to Hungry Yanks
- Eight Highways in Air Proposed by Frederick M. Kerby
- [Illegible] for University
- No Improvement in Condition of Thomas Kearns
- Patients to be Fed by Teachers
- Page 10
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- Dealers May Have Cars after First of Year
- He Used Norwalk Tires
- [Untitled]
- Try This to Stop Brake Chattering
- Maxwell Supply Still Holds Out
- Culmer Returns from Eastern Business Trip
- Proper Way to Insert Tubes
- Norwalk Dealers Will be Able to Fill All Orders
- Keep Battery Fully Charged, Says Expert
- Bennett Visits Idaho Patrons
- Nearly 20,000 Trucks in Use in War Zone
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- National Sports Organization Will Try to Raise a Big Sum for War Work
- Only Undefeated Champion to Entertain Troops in France
- [Untitled]
- Smith Will Become Coach in Navy
- Big League Ball for Sixteen Cents
- Football Compulsory
- Coach and His Wife Both Join the Navy
- Famous Pitchers Get High Honors
- Frisco Promoter Will Take Chance
- Amateur Talk
- Make Your Backs Hold That Pass, Says Grid Expert
- Flu Hurts Sport More than Famous Work or Fight Rule
- Dr. Raley Chosen for Health Board
- 8 Million Pounds of Tnt Saved
- Congressman Dies of Spanish Grip Day after Wedding
- Men in Prison Are Eager to Make World Free
- Two Utah Athletes Likely to Make Navy Team
- Bransford Will Trial Postponed until Friday
- Induction of Men at Utah A. C. is Rapid
- Coast Mermaid Weds Geo. Schroth
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- Utah Mines Have Good Report Three Are Discussed in Letter Standard is in Good Condition
- Wyoming Oil Well is Petroleum Geyser
- Wall Street
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- Business Barometer
- Output of Refined Copper Shows Decrease
- Mines and Oil Wells Are Given Recognition
- Roll of Honor
- One Cheer Brings Town Punishment
- Mine Stocks Weak with Only One Exception
- Local News
- Delinquent Notice
- Before the Public Utilities
- New York Curb Close
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- Page 16
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- Old Hotel Clerk Fooled
- Promotions for Salt Lake Naval Recruiters Near
- Spanish Influenza Claims Ogden Man
- Miners' Charges Subject of Inquiry
- Tedesco Guilty of Selling Cider
- Atkinson Funeral
- Death Takes Mrs. Sarah Walkr Paul
- Western Soldier is Given Decoration
- Chimney Soot is worth Money as Food Conserver
- Society
- Coughs and Colds Quickly Relieved
Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-10-16 | Page 11 | Football Compulsory
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6769hc9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6769hc9 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Football Compulsory |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 11 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6769hc9/18636770 |