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- Franco-American Forces Take 5400 Prisoners
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- Boches Murder 54 Girl Workers in Airplane Raid
- Beavy Profit Taxes Urged by Hoover to Block Extortioners
- Ask Troops to Arrest Lutheran Leader
- Roll of Honor
- Penrose Opens Attack on Dry Bill
- Snowstorm Rages in Boulder, Near Denver, Colorado
- British Premier More Confident; Praises Yankees
- Men Entombed in Tunnel Alive
- Train Crew Blamed for Death of 89
- British Fight on Murman Coast
- American Aviator Becomes an Ace
- Alabama Installs Old-Time Pillory
- Hungry Mob Stones Troops in Vienna
- President Signs $12,000,000,000 Army Appropriation Bill
- Belgium's Rulers Take Flying Trip over to England
- Leader of Flying Squadron Missing
- [Illegible] over Telegraph Stirs up Turmoil
- Ten 7000-Ton Ships
- Candidate Withdraws
- Schooner Crew Saved
- Unite Labor of Allies
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- Italy Keeps Coin
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- Commission to Renew $350,000 Issue
- White Girl and Chinese Held on "Dope" Charge
- Salt Lake Man Makes Daring Rescue of Comrade
- Short Weight Icemen Object of New Drive
- Auto Occupant Wins from R. R.; Driver Does Not
- "Berlin Rations" Are Fed to Sheep Says Law Officer
- Increase in Property Enlarges Revenue
- Alleged Alien Has Gun and Doesn't Register
- They'll Really be Tired Business Men after This
- Local Girl on Way Overseas to Operate Phones
- Colored Man Shows up with Bundle
- [Illegible] other Woman Claimed Husband
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- Sunnyside Youth Wounded in Action
- Boy is Injured as Coaster Upsets
- 72 Serbians Go to Fight Kaiser
- Hope of Finding M'allister Lad Alive Abandoned
- Fourteen Recruits Added to Army
- Mrs. Sarah Nelson, Pioneer, is Dead
- 17 Nurses Given State License
- Thomas Not Talmage to Give Lectures
- Governor's Party Guests at Luncheon
- Judge is Final Referee in Scrap
- Marine Recruiting Campaign Succeeds
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- Goes to Michigan
- Open Air Meeting
- "U" Man Made Captain
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- Husband Blames Movies
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- Everybody to be Hit by New Taxes
- Official War Reports
- Czechs Ask to Fight Huns in West
- Muscles Felt like They Were Tied in Knot
- Master of [Illegible] Intrigue [Illegible] Slated
- Hun Embassy Not Wanted in Rome
- Schwab Inspects San Pedro Plants
- Expert's Daily Review of War
- Planes Drop Roses at Flier's Funeral
- Undertakers of Spokane Idle
- Rumanian Army to Peace Strength
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- British Miners Plead for Mooney
- German Prisoners Assist Bolsheviki
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- Bees Curl up and Take a Walloping from Jack Quinn in Seven Frames
- With a Fortune Stored Away, Jess Willard Should Aid in War Work
- War Clouds Lowering on Baseball Horizon
- Diamond Dust
- Boston and New York Americans Now Battle for Pennant Honors
- Angels Show up the Seals
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- Coach Stagg to Do Y. M. C. A. Work
- Prough Blows and Yips Win
- Scoreboard Reflections
- Duke Expects to Beat Chicago Star
- Ban Johnson is Glad of It
- Feature Events Won in Straight Heats
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- Electrics Beat Keeleys
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- Having Hard Time
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- [Illegible] Attack [Illegible] Yanks Expected by U. S
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- U. Sorority Girl Seriously Hurt in Crash
- Democratic Party Primaries Set for Friday
- Mothers of Dead Heroes to Get Gold Stars
- Murman Coast Operation Told
- Profiteering on Soldier Furloughs
- Huge Sums Loaned by U. S. to Allies
- Urges Alaska to Build Shipyards
- 107 Dead and 86 Hurt, Toll of Rail Wreck
- U. S. May Seize Daily Mail Coin
- Birth May Bring Reconciliation
- Heavy Fighting Promised Yankees
- German Aviators Attack Submarines
- Must Oust Huns to Obtain Food
- Sunday under Knife
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- Plan Schools to Instruct Home Canners
- Plea for Russia Made by Lecturer
- [Illegible] Talks Fight [Illegible] Badger Promoter
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- Internment Looms for Chicago Nurse
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- Camp Lewis Sick Get Food from Own Garden
- Huge Flywheel is Whirled to Pieces
- Cuba Adopts Divorce Laws
- Volunteers Can't Choose Service
- Italians Tried for Blowing up Ship
- Secretary Daniels' Son Enters Navy
- Government Works on Alaska Railway
- U. S. to Observe French Holiday
- Corporations Urged to Contribute
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- 1918 Class due to See Early Service
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- Warns Depositors of Activity of Speculators
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- Measles, Clown Pig, Heads Union of Wee Circus Pets
- Colonel Webb is Guest of Ward
- Kiwanis Club to Hold Luncheon
- 40 Registrants to Report on July 19
- Swiss-Hun Clash Now in Prospect
- Seaplane Fights Sub near England
- Miss Beryl Parker Named Secretary
- Make Extended Visit in East
- Pershing Greets His Brother Elks
- Believe Shipping of Utah Grain Barred
- Funeral Services Held for Bishop O. P. Miller
- Women Teachers Volunteer Aid to Draft Boards
- Draft Board Labor Greatly Lessened
- Former News Writer Sees some Action
- Mortgage Suit on Trial
- Takes Civil Sercive Job
- Liberty Loan Figures
- Vice Consul to Talk
- Seek Missing Youth
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- Business Barometer
- S. L. Stock Market Has Reversal of Feeling
- Cause for Advance in Lone Star Explained
- Railroad Men to Meet on U. S. Contract
- Swifts Enter Utah Potash Industry
- Finances Are Skilfully Handled Optimism Prevails in the East Failures Show Big Decrease
- East End of Big Muddy Field is Proven
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- Ogden Live Stock
- Boston Stock Exchange Close
- Investment Stocks
- San Francisco Quotation
- Oil Well Supplies
- London Money
- New York Curb Close
- New York Stock List
- Opening
- Old Stock
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- [Illegible] Add to Forest Fire Havoc
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- Merchants Bank to be Reorganized
- Clever Musical Satire Opens at Pantages This Afternoon
- German Flags Are Not in Evidence
- Patrons Dosed; Waiters Indicted
- Boche Soldiers Refuse to Obey Orders Issued
- Drawn Revolver Wins Man's Bride
- Aviator Escapes from Germany
- Kaiser Praises Rural Districts
- [Illegible] Aviator Killed in Fall
- Peeved at Activity of United States
- Shortage of Soap Makes Huns Sick
- U. S. Flier Downs 9 Huns in June
- American Teachers Only
- Exchange Expels German
- Fleet Corporation May Seize Material
- [Illegible] Soldier Talk with Wilson
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- Plot to Wipe out German Clique
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- Drive Jews out of Finland before Sept. 30, Report
- Local Bank [Illegible] Federal Reserve System
- U. S. Unwilling to Weaken Front
- Second Million Dollar Fund Voted by Elks
- "Give Us More Home Papers," Call of Yanks
- Heads Express Board
- Unfilled Orders Increase
- Suicide Urges His Chums to be Loyal
- Horseman Slurs Wilson's Motives
- Hearst Left out of List of Candidates
- Italian Russelite Given Ten Years
- New Plan to Speed Building of Ships
- Banquet Given in Honor of Admiral
- Honor Bohemian Hero
- K. C. Seeks $50,000,000
- Candian List
- Trotzsky Speaks
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- Red Cross News and Notes
- Von below is Not Wanted in Austria
- 16 Delegates Meet to Organize Key Association
- Many Desertions in Bulgar Army
- Charge Auto Stealing
- 1 per Cent Toll of Subs in 6 Months
- U. S. Inquiry on Disaster Finished
- Gold and White Are Features at Charming Tea
- Luncheon Party for Twenty at Country Club
Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-07-10 | Page 11 | [Untitled]
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-07-10 |
| 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/s6ms51bt |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ms51bt |
Page Metadata
| Type | unclassified |
| Date | 1918-07-10 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ms51bt/19618379 |