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- U. S. Soldiers to be Brought Home Quickly, Baker Promises
- Naval Terms Being Met
- Development Men First of Army to be Mustered Out
- Hun Troops in Warsaw Disarmed; Jail Civilians
- Von Hindenburg and Staff at Historic Spot
- U. S. Troops at Home Lose Morale
- Press Censorship on Telegraph and Cable Lines Past
- Maintain Price on Cotton Goods
- 400 Veterans, Many Wounded Return to U. S.
- Holland Reds Ask Queen to Quit
- 12 Survivors Picked up after 62 Hours at Sea
- President Creates Two Rear Admirals
- Steamer News at Last
- The New German Boss
- 100 Hun Officers among Victims of Brussels Revolt
- Serbia to Join Provinces Union
- "The Last Supper," Painting, Fading
- United War Work Fund in Danger
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- U. S. Envoys Are Sent to Spa
- Allies Move to Prevent Pogrom
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- Revoke General Strike Order in Switzerland
- Price of Cotton Jumps $10 a Bale
- 3 Yank Prisoners in Camp Rastatt
- Brussels Now Awaiting Allies
- Former N. Y. Mayor is Dead in Paris
- Germans Camouflage on Armistice Terms
- St. Paul Lifts the Quarantine
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- Page 5
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- Former Crown Prince Now in Hollano
- Scots Go Hungry to Feed Otranto Survivors
- Attempt to Wreck Newspaper Plant
- Divorce is Given to Police Chief's Wife
- Briey Has Suffered in Previous Wars
- Provides for Needy Dramatists, Writers
- Deaths
- Ship Show Nets Big Sum for Red Cross
- Huns Must Restore Chateaux to Owners
- Local News
- Papal Secretary Coming to America
- Red Cross Worker Comes
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- Good Old Sip Dora is Taken off Alaska Run
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- Allenby's Mother is Proudest in London
- Local News
- Labor Conference Discusses Peace
- Radio Telephone Yankee Experts
- Islanders Drift 50 Days in Boat
- No Smells, No Jabs on Paris Subway
- Local News
- Crusade Against Bad Check Evil in Paris
- Road Work Ban Lifted
- Prince Eitel Indicted
- Local News
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- Contest Seats of Two G. O. P. Senators
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- Alaska Producing Good Coal Supply
- Drastic Order for Physical Tests
- Crew of Burned U. S. Ship Rescued
- Story of Million Army Deserters is Related
- Lloyd George is Issue in British Election
- Give Hun Embassy in London to U. S., Plan
- Prince of Hogs is Extended 1 Month
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- Teuton Woman Ask Mrs. Wilson to Intercede
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- $100,000 Must be Contributed to Make Quota
- Use Flower Fund to Help Living
- Flower Show is Held up by Flu
- Plague Makes Big Sweep in Mexico
- Erudite Draftees Teach Comrades
- U. S. Stops Sending of Hun Tin Derbies
- Turks Undisturbed by European Losses
- Laundry High in France
- Local News
- Page 12
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- Lines Face Bankruptcy Dicke Says
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- Runaway Streetcar Crashes into Store
- 153 New Cases of Influenza in Ogden
- Delbert F. Olsen is Dead at Camp
- $2,500,000 Paid for Sugar Beets
- Ostrich Meat as Good as Chicken?
- 6000 Let out by Spruce Industry
- Policeman on Trial
- Local News
- Governor is Asked to Issue Address
- Page 13
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- Men over 37 Released by Draft Boards
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- Board Defers Order Raising Influenza Ban
- Naval Officers Exchange Berths
- German Alien Scoffs at Secret Service
- Club Postpones Victory Dinner
- 7 to Plead in U. S. District Court
- Officer is Proud of His Company
- 50 Per Cent of Money Orders Go to Men Overseas
- Robber Purloins Useful Articles of Baby's Wear
- Funeral Here
- 1200 Citizens Oppose Buying of Park Tract
- Not Guilty, is Plea of H. Bateman
- Mess Hall Wall Falls in Storm
- Mrs. Nina Wolf Dies in California
- Increase Shown in Tax Collections
- Meetings Postponed
- John W. Hogan is Dead in France
- Boys' Gambling Club Discovered
- Utah Nurses Are Sent to Hospitals
- Tax List Received
- Booze Peddler Fined
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- Airplane Has Vast Possibilities after the War
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- Heroic Coolness is Shown by Crew of Destroyer
- Value of Kearns Estate Exceeds Two Millions
- No Clemency for Slackers in Mexico
- U. S. Staff Lives in Luxury in Hole in Ground
- Passing of Bad Checks, Charge
- Boise Closing Order Rescinded
- Edna Lawrence is Influenza Victim
- Dentist's Family in Bingham
- Ingenuous System in Map Work Employed
- Bingham Red Cross to Handle Packages
- Assault Charge Set for Hearing
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- Ohio Makes Strike in Field near Thermopolis
- Visible Mine Resources Increase Tintic Standard Ore Body Great other Utah Mines Are Discussed
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- Food Reports from Europe Boost Corn
- First Anthracite Coal from Alaska
- Chicago Livestock
- Chicago Produce
- Kansas City Livestock
- Minneapolis Grain
- Liberty Bonds
- Bear Tracks Seen on Call Board of Exchange
- Wall Street
- Early Peace Further Discounted Move Extends through All Lines Discuss Necessary Readjustment
- Inflation in Wall Street Declared Seen
- Business Barometer
- Minneapolis Grain
- New York Metals
- New York Dairy Produce
- A Gold Bonus Suggestio
- Convicts on Honor Helped Save Paris
- War Worker Dies as He Nears Home
- Development Work in Plutus is Continuous
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- Colorado is Ready for some Real Football
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- Most Players Were Loyal to Their Country
- Expect 300 Teams in Alley Meet
- Ban Brought Forth Novel Sport Events
- Jim Corbett Will Return to Ring Saturday Night to Referee Benefit Bout between Leonard and Britton
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- Players Wonder If They Will Get Their Contracts
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Johnson Withholds Baseball Predictions
- Peterson Leaves for A. A. U. Meeting
- Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting
- Queen Isabella Mines Company
- Liquor Law Cases
- Cruise Shaking Flu
- Will Play at Omaha
- Delinquent Notice
- Assessment No. 7
- Assessment Notice
- Assessment Notice
- Delinquent Notice
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-11-15 | Page 11 | $100,000 Must be Contributed to Make Quota
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-15 |
| 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/s6fr3znc |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fr3znc |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | $100,000 Must be Contributed to Make Quota |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-15 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fr3znc/18637863 |