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- Germans Hard Hit by American and Australian Troops
- Phone and Telegraph Control Urged
- Roll of Honor
- Austrian Torture of Prisoners Rivals Hun Horrors in Belgium
- Germany Denies Greed for India
- 10-Year-Boycott of Huns Adopted
- Cardinal, Former Papal Delegate to America, is Dead
- Finland Seems Ready to Make War upon Allies
- Congresswoman from Montana is Toga Candidate
- Two Women and Child Drowned as Boat Tips
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- Powder Blast Kills Many in Plant
- I. W. W. Hearing Halted by Salt Laker's Trouble
- Italy Enger for More Americans
- Fire Austrian Bridges with Burning Boasts
- Vienna Markets Scene of Daily Riots for Food
- Marine Losses in France Reach Total of 1417
- Draft Calls 300 Men from Alaska
- General Crowders Declines Promotion
- Ext Y. M. C. a Drive after next Loan
- Gruesome Find Bares Murder Here
- Vaughn Coming
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- Dry Law Gives Police Rest on Fourth of July
- Win War First and Haul Persons Next
- Return from Visit to Pacific Coast
- Jewelry Stolen from Two Houses on July Fourth
- Rate Increase Ten per Cent Sought for Express
- Petrova to Reach Here Tomorrow
- Manufacturers to Discuss Contracts
- Daughter of Col. Byram on Visit
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- Master of Beasts Cupid's Victim Animal Trainer Romance Hero
- Sheriff Halts Auto Thefts by Patrol on Roads
- Committeemen Named to Seek Favorable Rates
- Millitary Funeral Being Arranged for Salt Laker
- [Illegible] Paid by Speakers to Mothers of Heroes
- Enemy Alien, Zion Resident 26 Years, is Arrested
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- Three Negro Soldiers Put to Death
- Food Dealer Gets 2183 per Cent Profit
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- Czar, Wife, Child, All Slain, Report
- U. S. to Recognize Cuban Trademarks
- German Plane and Crew Lost at Sea
- Reichstag Socialists Abandon Kaiser
- Italians Decorate American Airmen
- Yanks Get Books in German Prisons
- Armenian Army is Taking Territory
- Restrictions on Steel Relaxed
- Germans Don't like Their Own Medicine
- Russ Protest to Berlin
- Germans Sink 20 More Ships in June
- Suspends 8-Hour Law
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- Rowland Says His Sox Will Surprise Fans and Capture Another Pennant
- Diamond Dust
- International Will Continue
- Harbertson Wins Evanston Match
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- Scoreboard Reflections
- With the Boxers
- Close-Ups in Sportdom
- Colonels Sign up Southern Leaguers
- Gus Gleichmann Quits; Goes to Work
- St. Paul Boxers Do Their Duty
- Lee Fohl Ready for Hard Work
- New Bee Hurler Kidded Himself into Nickname
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- Rudolph is Going Good despite His Age
- Jack Dempsey
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- Appoint a Coach
- M'govern to Answer Call
- Victor Returns to Army
- More for Red Cross
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- M'credie's Hitless Wonders Drop Both Games to Senators
- Hardy Defeated in Net Tourney
- Navy Baseballers Defeat Army in Dear Old Lunnon
- Oakland Drops Two Fast Games to Frisco
- Tigers Mount to Leadership and Fall Again, All in One July 4
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- American League
- De Palma Flashes to Victory on Speedway
- Western League
- Woman Golf Champ Breaks Course Mark
- Tooele Defeats Magna Ball Team
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- C. S. Course Opened with Benefit Golf
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- Western Leaguers Quit
- Durant Speed Merchant
- Tennis Executives Meet
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- $21,000,000 War Insurance at Camp
- Guarding Douglas Held Huge Task
- $22,050 for Prison Fire Apparatus
- Racing
- Special Army Court to Try Aliens at Fort
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- Minister of Ogden Speaks at Logan
- National League
- Boy of 17 Becomes War Contractor
- Brigham Peach Day Set for September 18
- Emergency Drug Dispensary Planned
- Seek Arbitrator in Textile Strike
- $99 a Month and Board on Farms
- College at Logan Gets New Teacher
- Take Steps to Halt Rail Strike
- New Holiday
- Reichstag Passes Treaty
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- Propaganda of U. S. Floods All World
- Russia Yet at War on Berlin, Says Kerensky
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- Court Will Hear Kuehlmann Case
- Expert's Daily Review of War
- Marines Rewarded for Their Bravery
- Closes Paradise for Fishermen
- Frogs Help Crown Prince in Battle
- 10-Year-Old Boy Murders Mother
- Unrest Prevails in South Africa
- Admiral Ward Dies at Home
- 1300 Weavers on Strike for Raise
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- [Illegible] Holes in Wyoming Nearly In
- Scarcity of Labor, Report War Work is Big Necessity Civilian Trading Restricted
- Yankee Enterprise Meets Expectations
- Injunction Lifted in Flotation Contest
- American Zinc Earnings Are Big
- Trading in Oil is Brisk after Holiday
- Chicago Livestock
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- Chicago Provisions
- New York Bond Quotations
- Davis-Daly Close to $60,000 Mark
- Salt Lake Mine Issues Are Discussed in East
- Business Barometer
- Wall Street
- Price of Lead is Advanced to $8.05
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- Chicago Grain
- Kansas City Livestock
- New York Curb Close
- Omaha Livestock
- London Money
- New York Metals
- New York Money
- Boston Curb
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- New York Stock List
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- Page 9
- Final Tribute to Memory of Louis Cohn is Paid
- Official War Reports
- Stock Promoters Sent to Prison
- President Signs 3 Billions Bill
- Senate Adopts Prayer Resolution
- Note to Holland on Limburg Road
- Townley League in Idaho Democratic
- Pershing and Lloyd George Talk on Phone
- Czecho-Slovaks Defeat Bolsheviki
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- Victory of July 4 over Hun is Crushing
- 3 Hun Plane Shot down by Yanks
- Open Fight on Giftless Plans for Christmas
- Rumanian Peace Waits on Austria
- Lieutenant Marries
- Guard Captain and His Baggage
- Wilson Speech in Record
- Count Czernin to be Reappointed
- French Report
- British Air Report
- Page 10
- Belgian Minister Wires to Pershing
- Limited Service Men Are [Illegible]
- Telegraph Strike Meeting Sunday
- Using Bigger Words with White Tops This Season
- America Must Win Own Destiny-Lane
- 125 Employes of Western Union Told to Strike
- Provo Has Great Fourth of July
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- Launching of 74 Ships is Reported by Board
- Dictagraph Catches German Statements
- Carranza Sends July 4 Greetings
- Minnesota Court Frees Townley
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- 40, Married since Draft, Placed in Class One
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- Seek Recruits to Fight Oppressors of Bohemia
- Bolivia Celebrates
- 120 Miles an Hour
- Police Search for Murdered Couple
- Two Miles in Air
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- Russ Towns Isolated
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- Utah Railroads Show Prosper
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- Camp Kearny Boys Urge Friends to Hear Band
- A Mother's War Loan
- Film Drama Staged in France to be Seen Here
- To Provide Resting Place for Oysters
- New Railroad to Reach Coal Mines
- Borrows Cars for Crowd at Lagoon
- Yankees Supervise Panama Elections
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- Popular Couple Choose July 4th for Nuptials
- Dinner Planned for Ft. Douglas Guests by Visitor
- Gets Six Months
- Home at Beaver
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-07-05 | Page 14 | Borrows Cars for Crowd at Lagoon
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-07-05 |
| 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/s65x3hg0 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65x3hg0 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Borrows Cars for Crowd at Lagoon |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-07-05 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 14 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65x3hg0/19609452 |