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- Yanks Take Important Town; Constantinople Allied Goal
- Haig Drives Huns into Open Country
- So the People May Know
- Naval Base in Austria Smashed
- 1,840,000 Yank Troops Overseas, Committee is Told
- Italy Helps in General Smash of Hun Hopes
- $727,383,950 is Liberty Loan Total Reported to U. S.
- Yanks Drive on Vital Front
- These on Honor Roll
- Boche Line Passed by British
- Turk Minister of Interior Resigns Post
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- Yanks Push forward 3 Miles
- Bulgarians Burn as They Retreat
- 300 from Utah Drafted for Schooling
- Allies Sweep over Foe Lines, Killing Huns by Thousands
- Earth Tremors Are Recorded
- Armenians Aid in British Victory
- Wage Increase for Miners Predicted
- News Editor in Given New Job
- Death Sentence of Recruit Commuted
- Bumb Soldier Drops a Plate and Speaks
- One Poilu with Automatic Takes Hun Field Battery
- Too Optimistic for Success of Loan
- Joe Corbett Enters Banking Business
- The Silent Moment Will be Observed
- 170 Vessels Built in U. S. in Month
- President Sells $40,000 in Bonds
- British Aviators down Four Planes
- Christian Scientists Name New Treasurer
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- Austria on Brink of Collapse
- Youthful Hanks Held Prisoners in Dugout Target of Hun Gunners
- 53 Men Drowned
- Escape from Hun Prison Related
- Doughboys Prefer Water to Champagne
- British General Says War'll End in Year
- Italian Girl Flees Thro' Austrian Line
- 1580 Paris Police Are Ex-Soldiers
- King George Stops Traffic Obeisance
- "Spy Troops" Job is to Take Prisoners
- "Grade 1" Added to Our French Idioms
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- League to Enforce Peace Wants Germany Crushed as Frist Step in Program
- Spry is Nominated; Democrats Attacked at G.O.P. Convention
- Tooele Youth is Wounded Again
- Boy Scouts Will Help Bond Sale
- Brimhall Funeral
- Thousands Saved in Worn Clothing
- Stock Growers Form Asociation
- Fines Passed out by Judge Wilkins
- Murray Plant is Scene of Blaze
- Incorporation
- Fireman Injured
- Briton on Way in 45 Minutes after Enlisting
- 8 Injured When Trains Collide at Provo Today
- Men for Nitro Leave Salt Lake
- Arguments Feature of Will Case
- Police Chief Tells Way to Protect Home
- Latter-Day Saints Report Prosperity
- White Elk Proves Very Black Sheep; Lies Lead to Jail
- Three New Lawyers
- Polygamy is Denounced by L. D. S.
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- Death Rate of Flu is 1 to 27
- Children Throng Fair, Today is Their Day
- Berlin Confirms Report of Changes
- Gets 100 Days
- Fined for Selling Americans Whisky
- Every House Has Its Rabbits in Munich
- Soldiers Eating Meals Outdoors
- Camp Cody is in Quarantine
- Omaha Theatres Ordered Closed
- New York Begins Battle Against Flu
- Local News
- Local News
- Kaiser's Plan to Hoodwink Fails
- Franco-Americans Add to Success
- British Troops Seize Austrians
- Roman Cavalry Pursues Austrians
- Belgians Capture Four More Towns
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- Loan Prospect in Utah is Bright
- Allied Forces Plunge on in 2 Sectors
- Anthems of Allies to be Sung Saturday
- Montana's Quota of $16,800,000 is All Subscribed
- Portuguese Defeat Boches in Africa
- Californian Wounded
- German Socialists Will Participate
- Longshoremen Get Increase in Pay
- Local News
- Hurry Utah over Top is Object of Efforts
- School Practicing for Annual Opera
- Hun Cop Uses Army Epithets to Public
- Dance for Draftees
- Student is Dead
- Baby is Buried
- Local News
- American Ship and 50 Men Are Lost
- More Charges Filed Against 80 I. W. W.
- King of Spain Ill with Spanish "Flu"
- English Sterilize Mail from Germany
- Draft Card Aids to Arrest Robber
- Candidate Faces Prison Sentence
- Local News
- Hun Cash Loaned to Bulgaria Lost
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- Manhattan Club Holds Its First Show of Winter Season Tonight
- Amateur Talk
- Cat Family Has Little on Curley for Lives
- Big Team May Yet Extend Its Season
- Brazier in France
- U. of C. Sure to Have a Team
- Will Send 500 Grid Suits Over
- Coach Dietz Now Wants a Divorce
- Del Baker, Sailor, Visits on Coast
- Sailors Can't Charge for Sunday Games
- Jennings Helping Evers in France
- Sacramento Sports Have Killed 80 Deer
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- Ban on Overnight Trips Puts Grid Features on the Blink
- Jockey Ripley Rides Two Winners at State Fair
- East Siders Take Hard Game from Payson High
- Freddy Welsh in a Private in Army
- Nebraska Star is Told to Report
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- Warm Springs Oil Too Thick for Refining
- Wall Street
- Traders Discounting End of World War
- Coppers Declared in Strong Position
- Business Barometer
- Tame Session is Held by Mine Exchange
- Showing of Oil Increases in Corinne
- Drill Soon Starts at Diamond Fork
- North Salt Lake Livestock
- Chicago Provisions
- Chicago Livestock
- Result of Trading on Oil Exchange
- Funerals
- Utah Company Now Operating in Kansas
- Stimulation of Oil Production Sought
- Bingham Plans Busy Season of Athletics
- Hungarian Humor or Just Naivete?
- Utah Oil Possibilities Are Seen Field from Coast to Wyoming Only Development is Necessary
- Bingham Active in Liberty Loan
- Class President is Handcuffed to Rail
- Bingham Visitors Enjoy State Fair
- Matt Arnold Sees Germany as Republic
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice to Creditors
- Notice to Creditors
- Treasury Department Office
- Special Metting of Members
- Stockholders Meeting
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- Give Annual 'Pelican Party' to Freshmen
- Americans Buy U. S. Flag for Chelsea
- More Wheat in Idaho
- Salt Laker Weds
- Blind to Meet
- Knitting Tea Given at the Barnes Home
- William H. Eccles is Dead in Portland
- More G. O. P. Chairmen
- Placed on Board
- Husband Gets Decree
- Chez Resigns
- Man of Sixty Made Labor Slave by Huns
- Huns Pray God to Resurrect Bismarck
- 11,000 Huns Quit Going to Church
- War Emancipates Sweatshop Women
- Noncom Schools Built at Camps
- Lieutenant Rowe Called by Death
- 'Wild Brigade' Will Shoot the Kaiser
- Huns May Have to Wear Adam's Duds
- Germans Have New Antitank Rifle
- Woman's Trial as Spy Rouses Britain
- German Hotels Lose Their Entire Capital
- Russians Now Have Plenty of Vodka
- French Intermarriage
Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-10-04 | Page 2 | News Editor in Given New Job
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-04 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6wq45vm |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6wq45vm |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | News Editor in Given New Job |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-04 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6wq45vm/18640091 |