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- Raid Lines Various
- Pitched Battle Rages in Streets of Russian City
- Many Jailed in Bohemia When Masses Revolt
- Insulter of Red Cross Woman Hit by Ball Player
- Yankee Flier Who Fell in "No Man's Land" Recovering
- New Record for Riveting is Made at Oakland Yard
- 7 Hun Fliers Get Yank in Thrilling Battle
- C. W. Fairbanks "About the Same"
- More Ships Built than Subs Can Sink, Says Schwab
- Dispute between President and Senate at End
- Letters of Love Stop; Star of Movies is Angry
- House Wants All Facts on Exempted Federal Employes
- Tornado in 3 States Takes 31 Lives
- Even Firemen of Winnipeg Strike with 'Hello' Girls
- Wilson Backs McAdoo on Need of Revenue Bill
- $100,000,000 Mark for Red Cross to be Passed, Belief
- Eccentric Recluse with Much Money Dies by Own Hand
- American Soldiers Sent to France in First Ten Days of May
- S. P. Would Cancel Low Tourist Fare
- President Signs Sedition Bill
- 44 Killed in Air Raid upon London
- Two Army Fliers Killed in Collision
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- Utah's Red Cross Contributions Reach $378,000
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- 'Ready, Aim, Swat!' Smashing Blow is Begun Against Fly
- Wild Indian is Giving Marshal Enjoyable Time
- Former Resident of Salt Lake Dies at Denver Home
- Defends Work Done among Soldiers in Camp
- Heroes of other Wars to Receive Children's Homage
- Pretty Flower Girls to Help Honor Italians
- Youths of 21 in Rush to Enlist before Registration
- Primaries Board Program June 8
- Montana Fair Selects Ensign for Secretary
- Lansing Asks Utah Patriots to Honor Italian Fighters
- Sad Tales of Car Thefts Related to Salt Lake Police
- New Order May Deprive City of Many Visitors
- Places Selected to Register Boys of S. L. County
- Enemy Attacks on Crops Suspected
- Howard De Weese Must Die
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- War Department Announces 48 Casualties
- Far down in Earth Miner Murders Mate
- American Airman Reported Missing
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- Sinn Fein Raiders Seek to Obtain Firearms
- Unitarian Convention Hears Cry of 'Sedition'
- France Ready to Harvest Bumper Crops, is Report
- Two Drowned as Auto Leaps Bridge
- Lansing Hopes to Foil Hun in Russia
- Russian Unit on West Front Gets Crosses of War
- Prohibition is Governor Nominee of Pa. Republicans
- Japan and China Ready to Help Allies in Siberia
- Irish Send Appeal to Brothers in America
- Fuel Dealers Oppose Municipal Coal Yards
- Activity in Shipping Praised by Schwab
- Educators Leave on Canadian Trip
- John Dillon Will Stand by Sinn Fein Leaders
- Canada Would Stop All Hereditary Titles
- Dutch Again File Protest at British and U. S. Seizures
- American Aviator Slays Hun in Air Battle
- U. S. to Meet Huns on Question of Prisoners
- Heroes Who Sink Hun Battleship Captured
- Austrian Rulers in Constantinople
- Germany Draw, Huns
- International Talks About
- New Definition Abuse
- Interned Fails To
- Prominent Woman
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- Fans Speculating on Likely Match between Dempsey and Fred Fulton
- Trial Swims Will be Held Tonight
- Scoreboard Reflections
- Woman Golf Champion Who Beat Travers Will Meet Chick Evans
- Utah Athletes Likely to Star
- New Wrinkle is Brought into Sport
- Another Athlete Goes
- With the "Boxers"
- Colorado Athletes May Have Had an Edge
- With Players We Know in Big Leagues
- Big League Managers Are Getting Worried
- Diamond Dust
- Perchers Must Pay War Tax to See Games
- Close-Ups in Sportdom
- "U" Swimming Pool to be Used by Soldiers
- Daily Exercise for Fort Y. M. C. A. Physical Mentors
- Second Infantry Has Good Hustler
- Light Comes Late to of Minor and Many
- May Leg Matches Country Club
- Minnesota to Enter
- Joe Jackson is "Necessary"
- Arci
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- Force Quiet Drive Plan Perfected
- Sisters Choose Officers
- Insanity Defense is Begun Grace Lusk to Tell Story
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- 25,000 Pounds of Flour to Reach Salt Lake Poor
- Neslen to Attend City Planning Meet in St. Louis May 27
- Pythian Loyalty Shown by Proud Record
- Kaiser Stole Flag from Queen's Bier
- 50 Women to Aid Fight on Saltair
- Edward Fitzpatrick Returns to the Pantages Theatre
- Stamp Campaign Will Reach All
- Brazil Opens N. Y. Bank
- Decide on Limit, Then Double It
- Commissioner Goes to Road Meeting
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- Fried Calves' Ears with Tomato Sauce
- Patriotism and the East Side
- England's Patron Saint Invoked Anew
- Our First Naval Academy
- Local News
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- The Stage Theatres the Screen
- Alluring Girls at Pantages Theatre
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- Newest Things in the Scientific World
- Today
- How the Order of the Garter Got Its Name
- No Chance for Him
- Potash from Seaweed
- Making
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- Federal Control of Telegraphs is Urged
- German Forts on Rhine Bombed by British Aviators
- Sleeping Huns Given Big Dose of Yankee Gas
- Dr. Smith to be Retained as Head of Public Schools
- Says Husband Beat Her, Granted Decree
- Y. M. C. A. Needs 1000 Men
- Cavlary Advances
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- Secretary Lane Says Huns Will Ask for Canada
- Deneen Refuses to Enter Illinois Race for Senate
- Dowager Empress of Russia is Given Release by Huns
- Growing Yank Force Disconcerting Huns
- New Large German Airships Captured
- Drunkhouse is Offered to Army
- Captain Foster Leaves
- Tobacco Given Recognition by General Pershing
- Germans Fail in Raid on Paris; One Flier Downed
- Negroes Vanish as Result of Scare
- Going to Camp
- Labor Mission from America Will Return
- Insurance Rates on Ships Will be Cut
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- The Sandman Story for To-Night
- And the Jewels of Opar
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- How the 1918 Summer Girls Will Dress for Golf, Tennis or a Swim
- The Crime of Cruelty to Children
- Bread from Cotton Seed
- Camphor Grown in Florida
- Reflections of a Bachelor Girl
- Comfortable Guest Room Needed in Every Home
- Housewives' Scrapbook
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- Rail Presidents to be Ousted by M'Adoo
- Railway Heads Accept Order
- 2 Fires in 9 Days Cause Loss of $30
- Federal Officials Miss. Big Parade
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- Red Cross
- Alleged Evader of Draft is Jailed
- Another Scalp for Salt Lake Boxer
- L. D. S. Bishops Aid Thrift Stamp Sale
- Lecturer on Christian Science Here to Talk
- Cyclops Death Toll Increased by Thirteen
- Electricity Kills Lineman in View of Crowd on Street
- Welsh and Scots in Yearly Convention
- 17 Nurses Will Graduate Tonight
- Local News
- 125 Names Show on Slacker List
- Rescuers Gassed in Search for Miners
- Cost of "Counting Noses" $18,000,000
- U. S. Aviator Killed on Italian Front
- Germans Required to be Registered
- This War is Getting Worse
- 14,000 Pounds of Flour
Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-05-22 | Page 1 | More Ships Built than Subs Can Sink, Says Schwab
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-05-22 |
| 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/s6q256v9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6q256v9 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | More Ships Built than Subs Can Sink, Says Schwab |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-05-22 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6q256v9/19709189 |