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- Wild Scenes in German Reichstag
- 8400 Huns Are Captured
- Italians Start Drive
- Last Desperate Effort to Save Merchants Bank
- Col. House Reaches France
- Five Anarchists Are Sentenced to Long Prison Terms
- Belgian Political Prisoners to be Released, Report
- 2 Regiments of Slavs Mutiny; Take Karlovicz
- Turkey Badly in Asserts Premier
- Contract Forms for Short Line Railroad O. K. 'D
- Resignations in Austria Come Thick and Fast
- Ogden Girl Dies after Vaccination
- President Urges Votes for Women
- Denver Financier Dies at Age of 80
- Denver Withdraws Raise of Quarantine
- German Papers Comment on Note
- Most Powerful Guns in World Used by Yanks
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- British Gain Increases Menace
- Reo Terror Stalks in Moscow
- Wilson Issues Appeal, Saying; Elect Democrats
- New Law Forces Wearing of Masks
- Give Names of Yanks in Germany
- Turks Ask for Peace Croatians in Revol Huns Demand Republic
- Nondeclarants Can't be Drafted
- Women Candidates as Mail Carriers
- Pay for Teachers during Layoff
- Local News
- Pledge Cards for Coal Are Coming
- Camouflage Draw Fire to Big Bertha
- T. R. Doesn't Want Negotiated Peace
- Draft Pact with Italy is Approved
- 'Dollar Bill' Dodson Nabbed by U. S. Men
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- Yanks Break New Line of Foe
- Increased Foreign Demand for Oil is Expected
- News of Home and Sweetheart What Yanks Want
- Success of Air Mail Sure, Says Max Miller, Pioneer Mail Airman
- "Marseillaise" is Sung in Germany
- Equip German Nany with Giant Guns
- King Cobra is Slain on Links
- Lemon Drops Yanks' Favorite Candy
- Beggars Getting Rish in London
- Anything Plunder for Hun Soldiers
- English to Clothe 2,000,000 Yanks
- Huns Captured Have Allied Propaganda
- 28 British Officers Escape by Tunnel
- Ogdensburg a Garden Burg
- Reactions in Wall Street Are Predicted
- They're Keeping Goats in England
- Swiss Protest Gas Attacks on Border
- Local News
- Local News
- Germans Asphyxiate Ukrainian Peasants
- Colonize Erin with Soldiers, is Plan
- Boy, Seventeen, War Contractor
- Golf Ball Does Miracle Stunt
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- Page 6
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- Give Boche No Rest, Plan of British
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- Roll of Honor
- Eight- Hour Day for Colt Munition Plant
- 52 in Reichstag Vote Against Max
- French War Dogs Quick to Spot Huns
- Packer's Son to Camp
- Newspaper Owner Dies
- French Cities Help to Restore Others
- Cown in Burmah as Cheap as in U. S.
- Health Ministry in England is Forecast
- Peroxide Blonde is Hard Hit by War
- Local News
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- Submarine Power of Foe Unbroken
- Winter Campaign Menas Terror to Teutons
- U. S. Urges Drying Food and Fruits
- New York Writer Believed Suicide
- Michigan Official Guilty of Sedition
- 'Eyebrow' Mustache is Absorber of Gas
- Camp Kearny to be Made larger
- Chinese Killed in Auto Crash
- Brothers Die of Influenza in Ogden
- County Attorney Nominees Resign
- Dr. Conroy's Wife Will Make Race
- Aged Ogdenite Dies
- Goes to Camp
- Mrs. Hoover Dead
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- Wives of Utah Soldiers Return Home
- School Teachers Called as Nurses by Red Cross
- Rulings Made on Insurance of Soldiers
- Know What the Kaiser is? He's Praying Mantis
- Now Feeling 20 Years Younger He Says
- Reichstag Prolongs Itself till 1920
- Oven Overheats; is Ousted; Yanks Did It
- Huns Will Exchange Anything for Food
- 5000 Printers of New York Strike
- Prominent Salt Lakers in Service
- King Albert and Premier Dodge Shell
- Bureau of Census Reports On Cotton
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- Soldier Says He Hasn't Seen French Beauty
- Swat the Fly
- Yanks Falling for Four O'clock Tea
- Hun Stamp Dooms Picture of Jesus
- Britain to Enlarge Its Movie Industry
- Here's Huns' Idea of Press Freedom
- British and Germans Protecting Patents
- Local News
- Local News
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- Sixty Yank Soldiers Reviewed by Joffre
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- Carrying Mail in Auto Trucks is Success
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- Four Years War Costs World More than 180 Billion
- Let Ruins be Memorial to Heroic Dead, is Plea
- Geto Four Months
- Diplomats Import Food to Germany
- R. R. Asks Permit to Construct Track
- Disturbance Case
- Judge Green is Seeking Reelection
- Rancher is Given Award of Water
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- New Influenza Vaccine to be Used in Utah
- 3000 Utah Draftees Called to Army
- Wife Joins Mate in Death Both Influenza Victims Parents Bringing Body
- Plan Playhouse for Salt Lake Girls Athletics, Military Drill and Library
- Suit Against Police Chief for Seizing Rum Dismissed
- Salt Lake Printer Dies in Colorado
- Local News
- Captain Taggert is Convalescent
- Stored Sugar No Indication of Surplus
- Are Hun Spies Operating in Salt Lake?
- Dr. S. D. Calonge is Made Army Captain
- It May Rain or Snow or Hail or Maybe All Three
- Children's Row Winds up with General Fight
- Alleged Forger is Placed under Arrest
- I. W. W. Mail Barred
- Utah Canners to be Given Hearing
- Military Funeral for Cecil Horton
- Local News
- Stolen
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- Aggies Throw up the Sponge and There is Sadness on Utah Campus
- Amateur Talk
- Colorado Football Teams Also up in the Air
- Snowy Baker is Movie Hero
- Duke on His Way Back to Honolulu
- Sport Salad
- Boise High Also Abandons Football
- Smith Joins 'Y' Service
- Tommy is Struck by German Nurse
- Would Schedule Unbeaten Teams for Big Benefit
- Move to Get Golf Material for Soldiers
- Putting U. S. Army in Wool Big Task
- Room for Many Men at U. of U. Amry School
- Provo Grocer is Dead of Influenza
- Equal Pay Demanded
- Soldiers Mourned as Dead Come Back
- Russian Metal Work is Hard Hit by War
- Liberty Bond Shoot at Crow Agency
- Nelson is Not Seeking Charity
- Missouri Valley Football Doubtful
- Twins on Great Lakes Team Get Coach up in Air
- Jess Willard to be a Movie Actor
- Expect to Play It
- Jeff Sick with Influ
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- Al Joy Seriously Ill with Influ
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- Ownership of Seized Liquor Now Mystery
- Navy is Ready to Take Registrants
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- Commission Decision is Welcomed
- Richard A. Hasbrouck, Local Physician, Dead
- Indian War Vets Given Pensions
- Appeal of Workers Dismissed by Board
- Poison Advances
- Train of 80 Cars Wrecked in Nevada
- State Land Board Buys Road Bonds
- Violate Game Laws
- Another Uthan Dies for Flag
- Indiana Senator Wants New Probe
- Potatoes at City Market
- Utah is Asked for More Metal Miners
- Democrats Will Gather Tonight
- Workers Wanted for Nitrate Plant
- Mrs. Wende Dies
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- Lusk Field Proved over Distance of Eight Miles
- Unevida Takes High Price Place on Exchange
- 'Oils' and 'Motors' Are Climbing other Peace Stocks Advancing 1916 Slump Has Vivid Contrast
- Result of Trading on Oil Exchange
- Reactionary Market for Stocks Expected
- Oil Industry Meets War Needs Unified Efforts Are Successful Chairman Bedford Pays Tribute
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- Business Barometer
- U-Boat Sailor Climbs British Ship's Side
- Candies Tempt Girl Exemption Clerks
- Buck Funeral
- Royal Hun Wedding
- "a Garden and a Goat," New Slogan
- Hun Guns to Adorn Parks of London
- English Stuck up on Clothes and Smokes
- British Discount Atlantic Flight Tale
- He's Minister, Grave Digger, Sexton, Etc
- Girl of 19 Designs Airplane Engines
- Envelopes Saved by Using Twice
- Local News
- Idaho is Prolific Field for Rare Metal
- Russ Flee to Japan
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- How to Send Xmas Parcels to Men Overseas
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- Denver to Honor Its Fallen Heroes
- Funerals
- Deaths
- Notice of Hearing
- Funeral of Bingham Mine Foreman Held
- Bingham Flier Hurt in France
- Thos. Conner, Former Binghamite, is Dead
- Soldier "Going in" Leaves Much Behind
- Assessment Notice
- Blast Kills Woman in Bingham Mine Shaft
- Meetings Postponed on Account of Flu
- Bingham Educator Visiting Friends
- Red Cross Makes Refugee Garments
- Notice to Bidders
- Cholera Eradicated
- Before the Public Utilities
- Unclaimed Mail in Bingham P.O.
- Students Return to Their Homes
- 25 Youths Charged with Disturbance
- Bingham Red Cross Election Nov 20
- Booze Indulgence Costs Mike $50
- 75 Days in Jail for Drunkenness
- Foot Mashed by Powder Blast
- Only 4 Pneumonia Cases in Bingham
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-10-25 | Page 2 | New Law Forces Wearing of Masks
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6hj0n4b |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6hj0n4b |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | New Law Forces Wearing of Masks |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6hj0n4b/18640826 |