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- Americans Rapidly Advancing
- Two Hundred Mexicans Killed
- Dominion Rail Wages Advanced
- Germans Break up Eight Divisions
- Irrigation Projects Exempted
- Spain Seizes German Ships
- Million to Have Wage Increase
- Utah Workmen Parade
- Incendiaries Busy in Utah Town
- Roberts Wins in Nevada
- Mexico Will Remain Neutral
- The Result in Idaho
- To Deal Finishing Blows
- Key to Hinderburg Line with Allies
- United States to Recognize Czechs
- Dry for Soldiers in Philippines
- Strikers Sent to Front
- J. Ham in Limelight
- Higher Wages for Railroad Men
- Prohibits Pleasure Riding on Sunday
- Llyod Gerge Welcomes Gompers
- All Americans Leave Moscow
- Maj. Gen. C. H. Muir
- Student Army to be Mobilized
- Marine Kills Spy
- Chiefs of I. W. W. Given 20 Years
- Bone Dry Nation after next June
- Foch, the Two-Fisted
- Two Sons Killed; Third Wounded
- Sixty-Two of Grew Missing
- Enemy Books under Ban
- Usurpation of Power Charged
- James Lord
- President Sets Price for Wheat
- Garfield Statue Unveiled
- President Signs New Draft Bill
- Workers at Home Vital as Soldiers
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- Utah State News
- Kaiser's Face on Egg
- Smokes in Powder Plant
- Prefers Single Bliss to Being Hun's 'Frau'
- Marine Tells of His First Fight
- Excel Enemy in Air
- One of America's Heavy Guns
- Worst Fighting of War in 1918
- Concentrated Attention
- Some One Else Got Her
- Brain Fag
- One Thing They Must Learn
- Penalty of Lying
- What Tommy Would Say
- Playing Safe
- Posted
- Just a Little Smile
- Story of a Nice Uncle
- Daddy's Evening Fairy Tale
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- How He Lost Her
- First American Knighted
- Seemed to Upset Theory
- Unconquered Dixmude
- What Expert Designers Are Making
- Double Knot with Loops
- Matron's House Dress of Gingham
- Remove All Trash
- Plow, to Destroy Weeds
- War Work by County Agents
- Boys and Girles Work Hard
- Our Allies and Our Duties
- County Agents Teach Many
- Commercial Potato Crop Harvested by Use of Digger-Sort and Sack in Field
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- "Pal" System Works Well
- Height of Ignorance
- "The Fool Hath Said"
- Wrist Watches Afloat
- Italy Had First Pawnshop
- Making Hat Cords for Our Fighters
- Has Five Boys in War
- Heart Right Side, Rejected
- Brothers Are Reconciled
- Duchess of Atholl
- Dakota "Prairie Dog" Becomes "Devil Dog"
- Yank Soldiers Cool, Willing and Determined
- No Waste in Army Camps
- Finance Problem in Easy Terms
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Tooele Transcript Bulletin | 1918-09-06 | Page 2 | Strikers Sent to Front
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-09-06 |
| Paper | Tooele Transcript Bulletin |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s64b4cmb |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64b4cmb |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Strikers Sent to Front |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-09-06 |
| Paper | Tooele Transcript Bulletin |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64b4cmb/20591989 |