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- Page 1
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- Utah Passes $400,000 Red Cross Mark
- Rotarians Name K. C
- Germans Take French Position
- German Spies Go through Munition Plant as Inspectors
- 25 Women Spend Saturdays Sewing for Wounded Men
- U. S. Imports for May $281,000,000; Greatest on Record
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- Girl Slayer Confesses Cruger Murder
- Your Conscience Conscripts You!
- 70,000 Men Sought in New Fight for Army
- Red Cross Will Send an America Mission to Russia
- U. S. Freighter Wins in Battle with Submarine
- 10,000 Pacifists Fight Draft
- Plan to Impeach Mayor Thompson
- Floods Sweeping through Wisconsin
- 2 More Suffrage Pickets Arrested near White House
- Von Buelow Hopes for Peace within Year, He Asserts
- Insists He is Sane
- Germans lose in New Offensive
- Raids Carried out on Two Fronts
- German Submarine Base Planned for Mexico is Blocked
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- Page 2
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- President Urges Construction of Air Fleet
- U. S. and Canada Can Feed World
- Corn Will Resume Throne as King of Cereals
- 72 Paymasters for Army Recommended
- General Dies of Wounds
- Former Commander of German Liner is Killed on "Zep"
- Russia is Rapidly Attaining Normal Conditions
- Husband and Wife File Alienation Actions
- Chinese Indifferent to Government Form
- Newspaper Man is Deported from Cuba
- 800 Boy Scouts to Garner potatoes
- Dr. Patterson Dies
- Page 3
- Page 4
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- Letters to the Editor
- A Misrepresentative Congress
- The Friend of the People
- Local News
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- Health Department Makes War on Weeds
- Stoves Arrive for Use at Ft. Douglas
- Draft Office Opened
- Vestry Meeting Tonight
- Liberty to Reward Children Free Tickets for Red Cross Workers
- Army Men Invited to Visit Smelter
- The Stage Theatres the Screen
- Baroness Permitted to Visit Husband
- Cooks and Waiters Short in Denver
- Learn some French Today
- Page 5
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- The Heartitorium
- First "Rummage Sale" of Autos to be Held in City
- Relief Conventions Held over State
- 2 More Musicians Join Band at Fort
- 1500 Soldiers at Tabernacle Concert
- Old Folk Choir Practice
- History of the Red Cross
- The Sandman Story for to-Night
- 18 Texas Recruits Arrive at Fort
- Her Bleeding Heart
- Page 6
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- Golf Qualifying Round at Country Clu Today
- Three Nearby Streams Ready for Fly Fishing
- Pacific Coast Club Standings
- Willard Breaks with Tom Jones
- Beavers Lose to Oakland
- Sport Writers Will Censure John McGraw
- Run for Every Hit Made by Seals Against Bees
- An Ear to the Ground
- 500 Khaki Clads to See Bee-Seal Game Today, Free
- Rivers Wins over Morrissey in Pocatello
- Ross Swims New Record
- Baseball Results
- Marion's Debut Pleases Tigers
- Page 7
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- Painter is Broke
- Would Correct Records
- Reception to be Given Newly weds
- Denies it Aided in Reforming 45 Men
- Scenery Improved by White Hydrants
- Chiropractor Arrested
- Boy Scouts Make Ready for Service
- Salt Lake Visitor Believed to be Spy
- Throngs at St. Patricks Garden Fete
- Brevities
- Film Staged for Kiddies
- Movies in the Making "Studio Management"
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- Village of France for Films
- "Ship Comes in " is Picturized
- "It's a Bear," She Says; and it Is
- Last Scene of "Rail Raiders "
- Actress is Paid Joffre Tribute
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- N. Y. Market Ruled by Money for Past Week
- Paloma and New Quincy Lead Dealers
- Wheat Declines as New Crop Comes on Market
- Natural Asphalt to be Given Test
- Local Metal Market
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Mason Valley Goes to $8 per Share
- Summons
- Notice of Special Stockholders' Meeting
- Dividend Notice
- Notice of Hearing on Report of Receiver and Petition for Confirmation of Sale in the Matter of the Receivership of Forest Dale Lumber & Hardware Company
- Notice
- Delinquent Notice
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the Third Judicial District
- Notice
- Deaths
- Will Clean up Canyon
- Delinquent Notice
- Funerals
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- Assessment Notice
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- Swiss Believed Crazy
- No Trace Found of Missing Youth
- Accident Victim Slowly Recovers
- Pharmacy Will be Taught by U. of U
- Slacker Says He Prefers Life Term to Draft
- Files Bankruptcy Petition
- Births
- Salt Lake Auditor Honored at Chicago
- U. L. & T. Co. Shows Increase for May
- Spirit of '76 to Prevail Tomorrow
- Second Conductor Plastered with Fine in Crossing Fight
- Little Zion's Charms Told in Booklet
- Palm Beach Suits Au Fait on Sunday
- 2000 Persons at Opening of New City Market
- Bingham Raises Big Red Cross Fund
- Asks to be Asked to Aid Red Cross
- Nurse and Doctor Sentenced to Prison Denied New Trial
- Show Receipts Fatten Fund of U. S. Red Cross
- Ex-Spouse Flayed by Angry Woman
- Billiard Halls May be Thrown Open to Boys of Utah
- Returns from Coast
- U. S. -Canada Line Closely Guarded
- Probe Claim for Revised Contract
- Salt Lake Greek to Ask His Country Men to Help Allies Win
- 1000 War Gardeners Appeal to City for Irrigation Rights
- Provo Bench to Acquire Cannery
- Salt Lake Stork Brings Flock of Babies , Mostly Boys
- D. & R. G. to Build Spur to Ft. Douglas
- Hard to Get Boys to Work on Farms
- John Fined $50 for Annoying Women
- Says Banks Ar Prosperous
Salt Lake Telegram | 1917-06-23 | Page 2 | Former Commander of German Liner is Killed on "Zep"
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-06-23 |
| 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/s61k3cw1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61k3cw1 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Former Commander of German Liner is Killed on "Zep" |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-06-23 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61k3cw1/18898438 |