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- Page 1
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- May Enter Balkan War
- Discounts Reports Of
- Claim near Riga
- Petition Talk with Champ Clark
- [Untitled]
- Fifty-Five Killed in Zeppelin Raids
- Britain to Await U. S. Action before Recognizing Carranza
- Germans Capture More Serbian Positions
- Gen. Ornelas Quits Villa Government
- Sailing Ship Lost in South Pacific; Crew of 25 is Saved
- "Greece is Ready," Constantine Says
- Read Friday's Market Page; It's Great Help to Housewife
- Belgian Coast is Attacked by Allies
- Austrians Repulsed on Montenegrin Front
- Kaiser Pardons Swiss Held for Espionage
- Bulgarian Ports Russian Objective
- Seventeen German Ships Missing in Baltic
- Communications Cut
- Turk-Bulgar Pact Signed
- Rock island Elects
- Prayer of "Drys" Answered
- Keel of Greatest Warship is Laid at New York
- President to Talk over Defense Plans
- Partial Martial Law Rules at Hague
- Turks Shoot down Allies' Aeroplane
- Austrian Archduke Dies
- President Approves Increase of Army
- Judge Ben Lindsey Attacks Attorney
- Says Dr. Hollis Used Get-Rich-Quick Methods
- N. Y. Anthrax Victim Improves, "What's Score?" He Asks
- Obregon Denies Break with Carranza
- Balkan Silence Worries London
- Greek Soldiers Salute Officers of Entente
- Page 2
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- Eced $7000 Fake Cing
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- More Answers to Amy Armstrong's Plea for Politeness
- Trained Nurses in Every School District
- Hillstrom Letter Writers Go Free
- Importing Cotton Goods
- Bible Class Meeting
- Disguised as Workman Passes Forged Checks
- Dense Smoke Clouds from Public Safety Building
- League Formed to Give Voter Correct Line on Candidates
- Towns of State Will Build Sewers
- Arrested on Opium Charge
- Elks Will Give Two Carloads of Apples Away
- T. A. Cosgriff Dies at Home in Denver
- Watchman Bankrupt
- Judge Lovett and A. L. Mohler Here
- Police Suppress News of Motor Car fts
- Bet on Phillies; Had to Roll Peanut down State Street
- Visitors from Lawrence
- San Diego Fair to Probably Continue
- Canned Goods Rate Cut
- Will Have Cake Sale
- Page 3
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- Three Miles' Hike to be Fonder's Day Feature
- Latest News
- Oldest Republic Sends Greetings to Wilson
- Breach of Contract
- Sample Ballots Out
- Sentence Saturday
- Nauvoo Legion to Meet
- [Untitled]
- How Do You Want to Read "Neal of Navy"?
- French and Teutons Engage in Fierce Battle
- Enough of Fighting, is Greeks' Verdict
- Wear Report
- Janitor Bankrupt
- New Jersey Bids for Summer Capital of President Wilson
- Bulgarians Repulsed with Big Loss, Rome Says
- Cabinet Member to Arrive Here Sunday
- Brewers Bearing Heaviest Burden of War Taxation
- Appeal for Armenians
- Will Tour State to Aid Products Exhibit
- Bishop H. C. Jacobs Dies at Home in Ogden
- Uinta Road Plans Are Being Considered
- Sister Mary Basil Dies at St. Mary's
- Losing Hillies Get $2519.99 Each
- Ball Lant Now is Property of Club
- Count Held
- Death of Ellen Mahon
- President is Urged to Call Conference of Neutrals
- Million-Dollar Ship for Honolulu Trade
- W. L. Price, Pioneer Grocer, Passes Away
- Anor Big Gold Shipment Reaches N. Y.
- John A. Maynes Suddenly in England
- Bulgars in Serbia Short Of
- Page 4
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- Seals Had Breaks and Handed Us Trimming
- Two Californians Were Real Heroes of World's Series
- Anor Action Picture of Big Series
- Here Are Official Averages on Big Series
- Salt Lake-San Francisco Game in Figures
- Phillies and Red Sox May Cancel Trip
- Berry Wires Champs a New Proposition
- Ertle Winner
- [Untitled]
- Ball Players in New Role and Make Hit
- Coast League
- Bord Postpones Decision
- Denver Trims Montana
- Diamond Dust
- Boston Fans Wanted Just One More Game
- First Matches of Big Tourney Tonight
- Individual Champ
- N. Y. Bankers Form an Athletic Club
- Saturday's Has U. Student on Edge
- Football Results
- Page 5
- Page 6
- [Untitled]
- Snatch Victory Beavers in Ninth
- Of G. C. at Lexington
- Form a League
- Polo Field
- Dead
- George Duddy Wins for Oaks with Timely Home Run
- Bowling
- Win 'Em All Again
- Death of Mrs. Hyde
- Arrested for Forgery
- Identified as Holdups
- Minister Resigns
- Third Avenue Hears inside of Great War
- Mad Train Wrecker Flees from Asylum
- Suit Against Cafe
- Salt Lake Minister is Chosen Head of Church Synod
- Suit for Divorce
- Bank Clearings
- [Untitled]
- Youth Arrested for Bold Robbery
- "Foreign Army Would Have Little Trouble Piercing U. S. Border"
- London Editor Would Bombard Sleeping Towns of Germany
- P. H. Cannon Dies
- German Spy Arrested with Forged Passport
- President Withdraws Land to Protect Cheyenne's Water
- Revenue Agents Are under Civil Service
- Page 7
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- Club Women Hear Reports and Addresses
- Ferry Holds Lead in Straw Ballots
- M'Adoo Outlines Shipping Bill
- Jewish Colony at Clarion Abandoned
- Women's Club Makes Program for Winter
- Russia and Japan Negotiating Treaty
- [Untitled]
- Banquet Will Mark Beginning of Work on Sugar Plant
- Cloudy Weater over Entire Country
- Failure of Balkan Policy Blamed on Del Casse
- Selecting Jurors to Try New Haven Men
- Frigate Franklin is Sold for Junk
- House Visits Wilson
- Page 8
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- Bigger Navy and Army for Defense, but Not One Cent for Graft, Extravagance and Private Greed
- Boar Was Right
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Goethals Hurries Back to Panama to Hold Back Nine Miles of Slipping Mountains
- Superdreadnaught Nevada to be Placed in Commission Jan. 15
- Russ Well Supplied with Munitions in Eastern War atre
- Ex-Postmaster's Wife Stricken on Street
- Bulgarians Bombard Serb Munition Train
- Saloniki Welcomes French Commander
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- Britain Feels Burden of Supporting Her Allies
- London Facing Milk Famine, Berlin Says
- Teutons Suffer Loss on Tyrol Frontier
- English Women Ordered Deported, Allowed to Remain
- "Spurn War Stocks; You Can't Get Something for Nothing!" Warns Big Banker Who Knows
- Willa Denies Order Was Given to Seize American Property
- Serbians Aggressors, Bulgars Complain
- Forced enlistment Likely in England
- Page 9
- Page 10
- Page 11
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- New Tax Law Will Require Careful Assessment
- Minister Continues Effort to Save Hillstrom
- Transfers Reservation
- Pay for Election Judges
- Sidelights on War
- Our Battleships Best, Says Roosevelt, but We're Ten Shy of Number We Need
- Japan May Follow U. S. in Recognition of General Carranza
- [Untitled]
- Engagement in London of Lindsay, Salt Lake Boy
- Births
- Texas "Drys" Win
- Taggart Seeking Immediate Trial
- Hyphenated American Held as German Spy
- San Juan Prosperous, Deputy Marshal Says
- Leaves Pigeon Farm; Back to Railroading
- Secretary may Stay 48
- Marriage Licenses
- Page 12
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- Financial, Mining News and Stock Reports
- Higher Copper Metal Prices Expected by Producers
- [Untitled]
- Improvement is Noted in Stock Trading on Exchange
- Approval of Alta-Cottonwood Road by Carmen
- Albion Gets a Second Ore Deposit in Lower Workings
- Uneven Tendencies on Wall Street
- Chicago Poultry, Butter and Eggs
- Boston Curb List
- New York Money
- Omaha Live Stock
- Kansas city Produce
- Wheat Given Setback When Liverpool Weakens
- Cotton Report
- New York Metals
- Americans Abroad
- Goes after Embezzler
- Boys Rob Home
- Electric Line Opened
Salt Lake Telegram | 1915-10-14 | Page 1 | Kaiser Pardons Swiss Held for Espionage
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1915-10-14 |
| 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/s6db98cb |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6db98cb |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Kaiser Pardons Swiss Held for Espionage |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1915-10-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6db98cb/19337407 |