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- Russians Continue [Illegible] in Galicia
- "The Exploits of Juve"
- Index to Today's Telegram Features
- Prisoners Beat Guard and Escape from Idaho Jail
- Frenchmen Storm German Trench Positions
- Economic Parley of Allies Ends
- Alabama Judge Slain.
- Wilson Intimates That the U. S. May Punish Carranza
- Summer May See Decisive Phase of War
- One Day's Developments in the Mexican Situation
- Juarez Mexicans Ready to Resist Gringo Invasion
- Americans Who Cross Line Ordered Shot
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- Tah Progressives to Stand by Their Party
- Equalizers May Go on Strike Unless Pay is Raised
- Road Tractor Causes Commission Wrangle
- Cannon to Give Monday's Recital
- Turner Graduates from Georgetown
- Wilson Club to Meet Thursday
- Scandinavians Will Hold Annual Picnic
- Feed the Monkeys You Can't Miss 'Em
- Give the Zoo Pet and Get Monument
- Sanitary Monkeys Banish Public Cup; Have Their Bubbler
- Militiamen May be Sent to Border for Duty
- Farewell Reception for Francis Newman
- San Juan is up-to-Date "Benzine Broncho" on Job
- Debonair Entertainer Must Pay His Penalty
- Speckled Beauties Attract Throngs in Canyon Streams
- Local Britons Mourn Kitchener
- Hampton is Back.
- Rumor Exaggerated; Kellett is Living
- Thief Steals Clothing Victim is Speechless
- Subway Projected under Dangerous Crossing
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- [Illegible] Oak Grove is No Place for a Bee, Anyway
- Coast League Standing
- Salt Lake-Oakland Game in Figures
- But It's a Great Old Pastime
- Pete Standridge Too Much for Ithe Seals
- Resta and De Palma in Special Race
- Cheney Defeats Plummer for the Title
- Regard Jim Thorpe as Star in A. A.
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- Beavers' Dash for Top Scares P. C. Leaders
- Syracuse Winner in Annual Regatta
- Printers Have Team.
- Week's Leaders in Coast League
- Portland Wins and Loses One
- Latonia Derby a Parade for Dodge
- Taking No Chances,
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- Gen. Diaz Deceives Captors, Escapes
- Italian Warships Shell Adriatic Seaport
- Four U. S. Cavalry Troops Camped in Mexico
- King Approves New Italian Ministry
- Famous Flyer Killed.
- Mexicans Fire Volley into Fort Mcintosh
- Matamoras Consul Quits His Post
- Bourbon Chairman Makes Ready for Conference
- Armed Men Guard Iron Mine Town
- Bandit Shoots Two; Fails to Get Loot
- Nonunion Worker Held on Murder Charge
- Cavalry Squadron in Pursuit of Bandits
- Czernovitz Demolished by Russian Artillery
- Austrians Pushed Back; Fighting is Furious
- Prohibition Party Would Adopt Little Bull Moose Orphan
- Col. Robt, Bullard, Whose Command Crossed Border
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- Commission Will Act on Insurance Tuesday
- Jonas Will Assist Young Musicians
- With Europe Closed, Americans Start on Tours of This Country
- Many Teachers Are Going to Summer School
- Lutheran Church to Have New Pastor
- Brooklyn's Famous Pastor to be Here Wednesday
- Boy. 6. Shoots Girl. 12.
- Minnesota Educator to Lecture Thursday
- Greeters to Gather Here 400 Strong June 29-30
- Home and School League to Hold Reception
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- Oaks Have Made the Most Double Plays
- Eddie Mahan Has Professional Spirit
- Baseball Booming in the British Isles
- Trolley League May be Cut down to Four Clubs
- American League Games
- Suggests That Ball Players Again Wear Mustaches and Beards
- Sunday Greater than Ty Cobb?
- Roped Arena
- National League Games
- Lowdermilk Tallest of Pitchers to Date
- Fish Refuse to Bite, Says Walt Sloan
- Sport Gossip
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- [Illegible] Game Likely [Illegible] Lucas Field Today
- The Jinx Remained
- Semipro and Amateur Notes
- Tenth Week of Play in Commercial League
- Jap Net Experts Invading U. S.
- Blankenship Obtains Pitcher from Oaks
- Coast League Batting Averages
- Diamond Dust
- Stiefels at Ogden
- Blankenship and Tom Hughes Are Figured in This
- Boxers Will Have to Toe Mark in Wisconsin
- Tod Sloan Earns Living as a Tout
- Pitchers' Standings
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- Social Leadership is Forsaken for Youth's Love
- Marriage Law Will Stop Wedding Monday
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- Federal Law's Effect on State Liquor Laws
- Roosevelt Fatigued by Trip to New York
- This Aviator Has Enough of War
- Amsterdam Folk Riot.
- Traffic Halted as President Passes through New York
- Many Hurt in Wreck.
- Railroad Men Strike for Higher Wages
- 'Weasel Words' Not Original Phrase with Teddy
- Spoiled Good Farm to Plan St. Louis, He Says
- Italians Inflict Heavy Losses on Austrians
- Bad Mixing Causes Concrete Failures
- Lincoln Highway is Beckoning to Tourists
- Future British King to Wed Fair Italian?
- Battle Cruisers U. S. Speedies Afloat
- Maimed Soldiers Receive [Illegible]
- Pension Bill Passed.
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- Story of Summer Toilettes is Told in Terms of Skirt Draperied
- In the Churches Today
- Patriotic March Wins Approval
- First Methodist Church.
- Marvelous Music is Being Written for Pageant
- Here's What Band Will Play at Liberty Park
- One Artist Program Being Prepared by J. T. Hand, Tenor
- Brodbeck Recital Tuesday.
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- Five Thousand Children Sing in Chorus Everything is Ready June Festival
- New Library Books
- Two Men Enter Pleas.
- Sugar Company About to Cut Real Melon
- Jajpanese Flocking to Mexico by Thousands
- Grant's Lawyer Claims an Alibi
- Salt Lake Center for Woolmen's Business
- James Had His Trouble Dying Man Still Aliv
- Goes for Prisoner.
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- Clubs Pledge [Illegible] Support [Illegible] Camp
- [Illegible] Class Elects Clarke as Head
- Platt is a Regular Railroader New "G. M." Rose from Ranks
- Around the Town
- Marriage Licenses.
- Golf Players Qualify for Director's Cup
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- Program Arranged for Chautauqua Week
- Suits Filed.
- Labor Troubles Grow in Gardens
- Gone Fifty Years; She Thinks He is About due Home
- Provo News
- Olsen Funeral Held.
- Lloyd Ivie Injured.
- People We Know
- Have to Shoo Game Birds off the Roads
- Court Collection Aids Paroled Man
- Local News
- Garden City Notes
- Cowboys Who Help Women in Distress Released by Judge
- Will Resurface Highway.
- Neuteboom Named Consul.
- Houston Company's Business Divided
- Electric Railroads Conserve Natural Resources
- German News Agency Has $20,000 Deficn
- A Famous Physician's Wonderful Discovery
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- Why Democrats Believe Wilson Will Wim
- Say Nomination Pleases Germans
- Penrose Confident of G. O. P. Victory
- Brooklyn Germans for Hughes, He Says
- Untermyer Denies Bourbon Friction
- Shave Price Raises Ten Cents in Day
- Navy Chief and Mrs. Daniels
- Watterson Finds Subject for Political Raillery
- Wilcox May Lead G. O. P. National Committee
- $161,000 Won in Hughes' Victory
- German Reporter 'Phones His Story
- German Alliance Will Aid Hughes
- Democrats Expect to Have Real Big Fight
- President Has G. [Illegible] Candidate on Defensive
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- [Illegible] War Against British in India Fails to Come
- Funerals
- Labor Shortage throughout U. S.
- Brothers Are Held as Bootleggers
- Right Living is Longevity Secret
- Chicago Beats Waseda.
- Fads and Fashions
- "Consentaneous" Crowds Logothete
- Not Cruel to Hit Mule with Board
- San Diego Ousts Twelve Race Touts
- Archbishop Joins Priests in Peril
- President Forbids Whiskers Attacks
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- What Salt Lake's Photoplay Houses Have to Offer
- " Mother's Appeal for Her Boy"
- Kitchener and Jellicoe's Great Work at Lyceum
- E. Forrest Taylor Joins Kalem
- Jackie Saunders Roller Skates to Keep Young
- New Picture Programs Announced
- Local News
- At the Broadway Monday and Tuesday
- Studio of Clara Kimball Young
- Local News
- Local News
- Daring Camera Man Brins Actual War Scenes to Salt Lake
- Louise Huff
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- Carolina Poplars Line Progress Heights
- Prominent Chinese Buys Fine Home from Baird
- Know What Milk is? Experts Find Out
- New House under Way at Val Verda
- Private Hughes like G. O. P. Candidate is Silent
- Lioness at Show Leaps on Trainer; Bites Arm
- New Home Planned for Douglas Park
- Distinctive Residence in Federal Heights
- Road Builders at Verdun Number Thousands
- Cities Should Give More Attention to the Home
- Wedding Day of 3 Generations Same
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- Love and Adventure, Too, Follow William Farnum through New Fox Film
- Local News
- Sues of Half Million of "Birth of Nation" Revenue
- Theda Bara Adds Forty Years to Her Age; Still Attracts Attention
- Bits of Gossip for the Photoplay Fans
- Big Girl Act Coming to Pantages next Week
- This Week's Theatre Programs
- Local News
- Successful Theatrical Season Dispels the Fear of the "Movies"
- Local News
- Local News
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- Financial and Mining News; Stock Reports and Wall Street Operations
- Rumors Affect Copper.
- New York Money.
- Sugar Futures Steady.
- Local Metal Market.
- Stock Market Braces up following Big Price Reduction
- Omaha Livestock.
- Nevada Stocks.
- Gold Chain is Making Heavy Ore Production
- Albion Raising on the Greeley; South Hecla is Taking out Ord
- South Hecla Ext'n Co. Drift in 10 to 12 Feet of Ore
- New York Stock List.
- New York Curb Stocks.
- London Silver and Money.
- Elgin Butter.
- Americans Abroad.
- Lowest Prices of Crop Year Are Being Experienced
- Traders Antagonistic to Market Acount of Labor Crisis
- Local Crowd Make a Silver-Lead Mine near Ely
- Heavy Zinc Shipments from Tobar, Nev., Properties
- Tintic Mines Forced to Cut Shipments to Smelters
- U. S. Smelting May Buy Grand Central
- Pithy Personalities; an inside View of Wall Street
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- English Don't like Men Who Shun Fighting
- Absorption of Man by the State is German Ideal
- Mother of Twins Gets Double Pay
- Const Antinople in War Time Turkish German Beautiful Hateful
- Two Tragedies of Real Life in Big War
- Says British Are Proud of Opposing Bavarians
- Artificial Hand Has Movable Fingers
- Many Allies Think U. S. Failed in Its Duty
- Chance Saves Hero from Unknown Grave
- German Dyemakers in Trust.
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- Let Driver Signal is Advice to Passengers
- Automobile Courses of Real Value at the University
- Indians Sell Land; Buy Automobiles
- To Detect Gas Leak.
- Pennsylvania Gets $1,700,000 in Fees
- Special Division for Auto Thieves
- New Polish Put on Market by Culmer
- If You Must Queen in Autos You Must Leave the Light On
- Chauffeur 91 Years Old Drives Ford
- Give Rims Attention.
- Increase Reported in Export of Autos
- Wagcr is Won with Record Time to Idaho Town
- Price of Mules up, Truck Sales Grow
- Angelenos Boost Southern Utah Scenery
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- Weather Warms Warms up the Auto Business
- Rush Reported by Auto Supply Firm
- Mary Cars Sold by Twin-Six Company
- Eleven Haynes Cars Go in Single Week
- Gasoline Car Proves Live One for Alkire
- Two Brakes Required.
- Autos in Europe.
- America Leads in Autos.
- To Clean Upholstery.
- Don't Use Hot Water.
- Gasoline Cost Cut by New Rayfield Carburetor
- Queries Answered
- Novelties in Auto Veil.
- New Maxwell Honors.
- How to Put on Chains.
- When to Reseat Valves.
- Leather is Factor in Innerliner Novelty
- Hardware Firm Stocks up for Camp Season
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- Yellowstone Calls Auto Tourist; [Illegible] Park Season Now Open
- Dditional Sporting News
- Northwestern League
- Southern Association
- Hunting in Auto Barred.
- Do Not Repair Battery Jars.
- Fitz Had His Ups and Downs-He's Fast Player Now
- Dunn May Have Chance to Laugh
- American Association
- Western League
- Ball of Browns Pays $138,000
- Autos in Maine.
- Auto Squad for Cops.
- Giants of 1913 Were Faster Team
- Bar Yankee Cars.
- James A. Patten Wins an "N" and Now is Famous in Athletics
- Ball Players of Today Are More Mannerly than Old Timers
- Motor Stage Line into Uinta Basin Joins That Rich Territory to Zion
- Billiards
- Star Gets Fat Warming Bench
- Black Opals Grow Scarce.
- Depends on Who is Writing Story
- Track Champions Are Passing On
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- What the Kaiser Leaves Japan Wil Finish
- Wounded Boy Hero of Fourteen in French Army
- Forty Birdmen to Try for Pulitzer Trophy
- Has Secret of Married Life Leaves Hubby Alone 3 Moths
- Motorcycle Race Set for July 3
- Italians Successful in Counter Attack
- N. Y. Police Sink Weapons of 1915
- Woodtick's Bite is Fatal.
- Detained as Spy; Has Brain Fever
- Clearing House Banks Issue Statement
- Germans Refuse to Fight at Verdun, Says Swiss
- Amazons Do Battle; Police Peacemaker Finishes Bad Second
- Briton Still Has Right of Free Speech
- Turks Beat British Forces near Korna
- Minneapolis Wheat.
- Liverpool Wheat.
- Boston Exchange Closed.
- Franz Joseph Dead; Body Exhibited to People, is Report
- General Who Once Was Footman May Succeed Kitchener
- Monkeys' Chatte Drowns Voices of Officers
Salt Lake Telegram | 1916-06-18 | Page 30 | 'Fall of Nation' Has Biggest Battle Scene
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-06-18 |
| 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/s61g1tzh |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61g1tzh |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 'Fall of Nation' Has Biggest Battle Scene |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1916-06-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 30 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61g1tzh/20003810 |