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- Slavs Ordered to Fight
- 2000 Killed When Earthquake Ruins Old Chinese City
- Youth Killed in Three-Story Fall of Elevator Shaft
- September Morn Found Shivering by Vice Raiders
- Villa with 3500 Men Takes Town
- $4,000,000 Grant for U. S. Offices Favored
- Delay Loan on Liberty Bonds to April 1
- Passenger Fare Rise Will Hit Midwest
- Draft Evaders Seen by L. D. S. Colonists
- 20 Huns Killed as Mine Explodes
- Wall of Americans Will Block Teutons
- Allies Prepared to Crush German Drive
- Most Colossal Battle of All Time Imminent
- The Hague, Feb. 20(By United Press).---The Socialists Introduced a Resolution in the Austrian Parliament Asking the Government to Accept President Wilson's Peace Program and to Begin Negotiations as Soon as Possible, According to Vienna Dispatches Received Today.
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- Police Launch Spring Drive on Auto Law Breakers
- Kind Burglar---If Your Ethics Allow, Return This Loot
- Hebert Van Dam Named Assistant Attorney General
- Alter May Temper Wind to Shorn Lamb for Owners
- Patriotism Program to be Carried Out
- Rotarians out to Get next Convention for City
- Paper from Home is Appreciated by Boys 'Over There'
- School of Mines Gets New Building; Mine Owners Aid
- Locks Himself in Box as Protection from Rattlesnakes
- Pleads Not Guilty.
- Alleged Bootlegger.
- U. S. Launches War on Salt Lake Tribe of Rats
- Governor Speaks.
- Discuss Roads.
- 6200 Questionnaires Handled by Draft Appeal Board Here
- Proficiency Shown in Military Drill by Utah Students
- U. S. Agents Hold Trunks of Young Teuton Woman
- Threatened to Kill Her, Declares Wife
- Fight to Halt Teachers' Walkout
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- Leather Trust is Gouging U. S., is Charge
- Premier of Briton Emerges Victor Defending Acts
- America is Looked to as Greatest Hope of Allies
- 74 Americans Aboard Tuscania Unidentified
- Chicago Told it is Onion City
- Suggests Soldiers for Beet Fields
- New Victory Bread Soon to be Made
- Spring-Rice Death May be Probed
- Port Strike Looms in Buenos Aires
- Portland Man Made Gregory's Assistant
- Aliens Barred, is Ship Safety Move
- Vanderlip Says Old Railway Days Over
- Confesses Murder of Priest 3 Years Ago
- Railway Men May Escape Drafting
- Finns Ay Offer Sweden Aland Isles
- Says A. F. of L. is Fomenting Discord
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- Yale and Harvard Will Again Start the Sport Wheel Spinning, Report
- St. Louis Stars Lead Tournament
- W. B. Finch Leads Golf Tournament
- More Athletes Are Making Good
- Amateur Activities
- Fame? Pouf! Learning First, Says Player
- An Ear to the Ground
- Alexander Still Wants That Kale
- Dog Show is on.
- Sport of Kings Leads in Cuba
- Bowling
- Central League to Reorganize
- Rube and Chief May Have Leading Roles This Year
- Roped Arena
- De Oro is Victor over Kieckhefer
- New Mat Rules to be Planned Soon
- Cards Will Show Fighting Spira
- Horse Racing to be Boosted [Illegible]
- Rice Wins Again in N. Y. Tournament
- Joie Ray after New Mile Record
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- [Illegible] and Not Men [Illegible] Govern U. S. Says Senator
- Planes Used [Illegible] Kill American
- Armour Rides Car with Public
- Arse Nightly Minstrel Show
- Expert's Daily Review of War
- New Peace Pact is Applauded
- Stunning Musical Sketch at the Pantages Today
- People Oppose Hun Advance
- Clean up Russia, is German Plan
- Accept Provisions as Indemnity
- German Army Moves Forward
- Russ-Hun Peace to Mean Little
- Bill Increases Navy Recruiting to 200,000
- Mrs. Vanderbilt is Denied Private Car
- Forsake Niblicks as Sheep Roam Links
- Germans Reduce Russ Indemnity
- German Munition Workers to Strike
- Protest Peace at Ukraine by Strike
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- Society
- Last Dance, Utah Series, Tomorrow
- City Stands Firm on Teaming Order
- Lyte Enlists.
- Ensign as Fair Official Praised
- $7 a Week Well; When Ill, $7.93, Pay to Woman
- Flowers to Bloom in the Spring - but Not Just Now
- George Miller, 67, Called by Death
- Mrs. Morlan to Rest in Indiana
- License for Print Paper is Issued
- New Postmaster.
- Carrington Jackson Visits Friends Here
- Ministers' Petition on Police Filed
- Six Utah Students Become Physicians
- Chapel Will be Dedicated Sunday
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- Prof. J. J. M'Clellan
- Lieutenant Nelson on His Way to France
- Burglar Gets Six Months in Jail
- Nabbed at Ely on Gem Theft Charge
- Woodcraft Will Honor Washington
- Motor Club Dance in Washington's Honor
- Temporary Permits for Grazing Asked
- Ground Glass Scare Blamed to Germans
- Church Protest Removing Light
- Salt Lake Woman to be Cremate
- Wife Pro-German, He Gets Divorce
- Danish Brotherhood Will Give a [Illegible]
- Dedicate Chapel next Sunday Night
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- German Americans Heroes on U. S. War Vessel
- "Sheriffettes" to Protect Camp Girls
- Pro-German Greeks Being Ostracised
- England Spends 30 Millions Every Day
- Freight Handling Boycott.
- Gill Runs Third in Seattle Mayor Race
- Slacker Murderers Elude 1000 Men
- Taft Finds Spirit in Camps Great
- Prince of Wales Takes House Seat
- Trench Paper for Sammies Indorsed
- Dividend of Sugar Company Issued
- Argentina's Stand to be Defined
- 150 Arrested in Lenine Kidnap Plot
Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-02-20 | Page 3 | Portland Man Made Gregory's Assistant
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-02-20 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6sb5dbf |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6sb5dbf |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Portland Man Made Gregory's Assistant |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-02-20 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6sb5dbf/19689990 |