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- Britain Decides Against Demand for Helgoland
- Orders Training Camp Closed
- Go Back to Job, Says U. S. Board to Car Strikers
- 12 Billions to be Saved from Appropriation
- Sen. King Wires Gov. Bamberger on Situation
- Congressional Medal for 3 Yanks
- Wilson is Busy Man on Ship
- Tearful Plea for Pity is Made by Son of Ex-Kaiser
- Allies Agree on Case of Wilhelm
- Daniels Orders Prompt Discharge of 100,000 Men Now in U. S. Navy
- R. S. Lovett to Resume Old Position
- All Turk Fleet Turned over to Allies
- Third American Army Advances, Pershing Reports
- Plans to Send Senate Group to Paris is Blocked
- Fiver Army Planes Delayed in Flight
- 10 Dead, 100 Hurt by Earthquake in North Chile
- Grave Incidents Are Reported at Hun War Prison
- Pershing's Report is Made Public
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- Revolution Tomorrow in Berlin
- Wilson Has Views of Allies
- Fourteen British Women on Ticket for Election
- Ghent University Giving out Degrees
- 300,000 Deaths from Flu Reported
- Spokane Theatres and Churches Open
- John D. Jr. is Champion of Labor
- Phosphorus Strengthens and Vitalizes Every Nerve and Organ of the Human Body
- Local News
- Paris Now in Grasp of Profiteers
- Liberal Cabinet in Spain Takes Oath
- Chinese Delegation is Coming to U. S.
- Wilson is Urging Building of Roads
- U.S. Sends War Vessels to Peru
- British Vessel Comes with 1922 Americans Aboard
- Rights of City Employes in Question
- United War Work Fund to be Spent
- German Woman in Paris is Arrested
- U. S. Orders 500 New Locomotives
- Plan of Giving up Airplanes Changed
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- Son of Conan Doyle is Victim of Flu
- Montenegro Gives Universal Suffrage
- Local News
- Turk Savagery during War Described
- Roll of Honor
- Plan Outlined for Boys' Working Reserve
- Here is Reader of Discriminating Judgment
- Drop of 50 per Cent in Flu Death Rate
- Miss Bullough Funeral
- Uncle Sam Cannot Sell Booze in L. A.
- Society
- Funerals
- Deaths
- Food Heads Fix Lard Differential
- Utahns in Service will be Listed
- Symphony Orchestra Concert is Canceled
- Carter Glass is New U. S. Treasurer
- Duke of Grafton Dies at Age of 97
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- Demand for Copper Declared Lacking
- Kansas City Livestock
- New York Finance
- Chicago Grain
- Review of the Week in Finance and Trade
- Centennial Eureka to Sink on New Ore Body
- Walker Hits New High Price on S. L. Exchange
- Wall Street
- Fetters of War on Trade Being Loosened
- Business Barometer
- Sells Pleads for "Wildcatters" Compared with '49 Trail Blazers Oil and Gas Must be Developed
- Californian with Canadians Dies
- Porto Rico Aids Victims of Flu
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- Local News
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Dempsey Peeved at Miske Battle Outcome
- Coast Circuit to Remain Intact
- Rickey to Head National League
- Morningstar Had Uphill Fight to Gain Cue Title
- Y. M. C. A. Will Develop Athletics in Europe
- Football Replacing Cricket in England
- U. S. Export Boosts League of Nations
- Ex-Grad Coach a Major
- Speaker Groomed to Lead Indians
- Greece Gets More Credit from U. S.
- Anne H. Martin Isn't Discouraged
- War Department Puts O. K. on 1919 Baseball
- Mrs. John Drew Dies in New York
- Amateur Talk
- Vernon Will be on the Spot
- Riders Begin to String Out
- 16-Year-Old Indian Athlete May be Second Jim Thorpe
- Inter-Allied Athletic Meet Being Planned
- Kieckhefer Wants to Play Hoppe for $5000
- Dividend Notice
- Assessment Notice
- Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting
- Notice
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- Gauze Mask Troubles to Reach Court
- Mrs. R. E. Kyle is Dead of Influenza
- Mrs. Sadie A. Hayes Dies in California
- B. G. Blackman Dies at Ogden
- National Council Wants Maps of Utah Roads
- Snow Removal in U. S. Factor in Supplying Food to Europe
- Military Funeral for A. R. M'kellar
- Java Needs Coal
- Interned German Sailor Liberated from War Prison
- Roast Duck Daily at Ft. Hospital
- Lewis H. Strong Influenza Victim
- Death Rate is Low, Says Scheid
- Auto Owner Gets Punch on Jaw
- Children to Buy Stamps Tomorrow
- Potash to be Made from Lake Brine
- Postoffice Funds and Stamps Are in Bank; Bank Closes
- James Underwood Dies
- "Fixins" Double Cost of Box of Crackers Here
- Salesman is Bankrupt
- Two Members of Board Defeated
- Mrs. Laura Parsons Called by Death
- Bacchus Calls for Influenza Nurses
Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-12-05 | Page 4 | [Untitled]
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-12-05 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6dr6xjf |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dr6xjf |
Page Metadata
| Type | unclassified |
| Date | 1918-12-05 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 4 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dr6xjf/18639421 |