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- British Fleet Bottles up U-Boats
- Double Killing in Courtroom at 'Frisco
- Destroyer is Torpedoed
- Curate by Huns
- Student is in Memphis
- Well," Clemenceau
- Is De Absolute
- Motor Industry Again Threatened by Curtailment
- $75,000,000 Back Pay to be Given to Railroad Men
- Prices Fixed by Rhondda for British Drinks
- Budapest People Make Demand for Electoral Reform
- Two Million Huns Hit British Front
- Food Ships Forbidden to Leave Ports
- Loan Subscriptions Reach $1,596,709,900
- Troops on Hand to Block Riots
- War with Mexicans Looms as Result of German Propaganda
- "Cut out Politics," New Captain Tells Philadelphia Cops
- Australian Wheat to Feed Allies in Europe, Plan Now
- Czernin to Get Post at Berlin
- Huns Lose Two to One in First Mix with Americans
- "Get There before We Die," Appeals British Colonel
- Elysee Palace is U. S. Headquarters
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- W. W. Raise "Slush Fund" in Utah
- Church Social is to be Held Later On
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- Attorney Blocks Refund to Roadhouse
- Filed by Companies
- Animals in Park Refuse to Obey Daylight Saving
- Bunko Men Strip Farmer of $11,100 by Ancient Trick
- Red Cross Wins Bond at Walkers
- Barn Dance at Saltair Tonight
- "Inventor" to Face Federal Court on Charge
- Will Wear Calico Dresses and Ties
- Sherlock Needed to Help Unravel Baffling Tangle
- Farmerettes Not Needed to Help in Utah's Fields
- Carbon County Mines Work 6 Days a Week
- Contract Bars City from Big Saving on Garbage
- Young Waltons Run Afowl of Law
- Sun Lovers Must wait a Few Days, Says Mr. Alter
- You Gotta Have a Chain If You "Walk the Dog"
- Halibut and Salmon Show Sudden Decline
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- Holland on Verge of War with Kaiser
- Local News
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- Britain's Budget Biggest in History
- Austrian Soldiers Kill Food Rioters
- Editor Tribuns of Minneapolis Dead
- Germany to Work Russian Prisoners
- Battling Sammies with Stand Hun Shock Troops
- Expert's Daily Review of War
- Officer Kills Seven Huns in Last Fight
- Victor Emmanuel Greets American
- Sabotage Bill is Signed by Wilson
- Three Lieutenants on New List of Casualties
- Reichstag Whistles to Keep up Courage
- Guatemala Joins War to Help U. S
- Germans Ready to Renew Fight on West Front
- Chinese Capture
- New Postmasters
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- Reds' Outfielder is Clouting Pill at a Merry Clip for 1918 Season
- Utah Stars Want Meet with Aggies
- Fanning Wins
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- Cub Players Swap Coaching Plans of Managers
- Scoreboard Reflections
- George Block is Signed by Topeka
- Lewis-Stecher Match Friday
- Four of the World's Greatest Mermaids
- Miller Has One Switch to Turn
- Blackburn Beats Langford
- Amateur Activities
- Salt Lake to Drop some Players Soon
- Connie Mack Greatest in Baseball
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- Forty Men from Simpson's
- Air Fighting Changes Daily
- A Home-Made Barometer
- First Postage Stamp Machine
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- Sarah Padden, One of America's Greatest Actresses, at Orpheum
- The Stage Theatres the Screen
- Newest Things in Scientific World
- Popular Superstitions
- Napoleon's Son, "the Eaglet."
- A Reminder
- Imitation Leather
- Keep Your Liberty Bond
- High Ground
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- Demobilization Plans Discussed
- Patriotic Hen Contributes Egg
- Children Asked to Aid Forester
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- Latest News at Ogden
- Laboringmen of Ogden Will Meet
- Ogden's Mayor is Against City Concerts
- Children in Ogden Schools Buy Stamps
- Lansing Opposes Missouri's Plans
- Chicago Flier is Prisoner of Huns
- Government Arms Against Plotters
- Red Cross News and Notes
- Seven Sailors in Hands of Germans
- Russia Protests at Murders of Women by Huns
- Third Loan Drive to be Continued
- Nine Are Injured in Engine Blowup
- Dynamite Plant under Big
- Poslam Foe of Skin Disorder Heals
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- American to Fight Hun
- Victory Important Effect
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- Confidence Marks Baker's Report to Committee
- Brandegree Wants King Resolution
- Peace by Force Hun Leaders' Program
- Shipyards Show Marked Increase in Launchings
- Recruit Marines at Ogden
- Officer Recovers Hun Airman's Body
- British Will Share Reserves with U. S
- Three New Shocks Rock Towns in California
- Local News
- Soldiers' Kin Form Legions of Loyalty
- Print German Paper in English
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- Now is per Cent Completed
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- America's Fuel Danger Great Production Must be Increased Hun Propaganda Seen in Mexico
- 93 Feet of Oil Found in Dixie No. 1 Well
- San Francisco Quotations
- North Salt Lake Livestock
- "Seller 60" Fails to Stop Rise of Col.-Rex
- Business Barometer
- Wall Street
- Kansas City Livestock
- Salt Lake Elks in Ogden Tonight
- Deaths
- Omaha Livestock
- Local Metal Market
- Chicago Corn Market Continues Stationary
- Mrs. Foote Recovers
- Chicago Livestock
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- Germans Leave 300 Dead in Yankee Trenches
- Artillery and Barbed Wire Stop Germans
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- British Raiders Penetrate Hun Lines
- British Attack on Line near Albert
- Heavy Casualties Excite Germans
- Artillery Active on Somme Front
- Holland Fears Plans of Huns
- Aged Patriot is Pneumonia Victim
- Fireman Stabbed in Strike Riot
- American Named in Canadian List
- New Land Law to Favor Soldiers
- Huns and Rumans Resume Peace Talk
- Utah Hospital to Care for Wounded
- Hindu Conspiracy Case Nears Close
- Burns is "Fussed" by Friends' Jokes
- Local News
- Seek Body of Girl Lured From
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- Wilson Firm to Have Baseball Team Here
- Patrick Seay is Killed in Quarrel
- Noys Will Meet Winner at Denver
- Kansas "U" Wins
- Pioneer of 1847 Dies in Wyoming
- Will Repeat Play for Soldier Boys
- Miss. Lindsay to Head Organization
- M'donald Funeral Monday
- Last Rites Thursday
- Submit Arguments in Coal Land Case
- Willes Funeral Tomorrow
- Weather
- Women Aliens to be Listed Soon
- Local News
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- Local News
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- Family is Asked to Meet Guest
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- Pi Beta Phi Alumnae to Celebrate
- Mooney Case Again Debate Subject in Senate
- Yankees Fight like Veterans and Stop Huns
- Chicago Cabarets to be Closed May 1
- Local News
- Nebeker Opens Fight on Plotters of I. W. W
- Canada Adopts Strict Registration Orders
Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-04-23 | Page 16 | Chicago Cabarets to be Closed May 1
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-04-23 |
| 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/s6669mt2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6669mt2 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Chicago Cabarets to be Closed May 1 |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-04-23 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 16 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6669mt2/19702200 |