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- Page 1
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- F. T. Dubois Attacks Bryan and Burleson
- Litigation to Hold up New Tariff Revenue
- Million Dollar Fund Now up to N. E. A. 'S New Directorate
- Senator Smoot Finds Flaw in Hetch Hetchy Bill
- Agree upon Change in Currency Bill
- Second Lobby Probe Authorized by House
- Habit Formation Speaker's Topic at Tabernacle
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- Swain Leads N. E. A. Race for Head
- Business Men of America Are Not Dishonest, Carroll
- Bulgarians Boastful
- Bulgar Force Routed by Greeks
- War Reports Conflicting
- Turkey Mobilizing Troops
- Market Conditions in Woolen Trade Worst Ever Known
- Grand Jury Pays Tribute to M'nab
- Senate Committee Report Favorable to Land Bills
- Page 2
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- Orozco Leading Force to Relieve City of Chihuahua
- Here He is Ready to Hop
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- Bulgar Force is Routed by Greeks
- Sues for Injunction Against Hammerstein's Grand Opera Venture
- Salt Lake Elks Cutting Big Swath at Rochester Meet
- Teaching Pupils to Enforce Laws as Well as Obey Them
- Thirty Elks near Death by Drowning
- Alleged Spy Fired from His Position in House Office Building
- Searching for Law Covering Offenses of David Lamar
- Page 3
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- Fire Sweeping San Francisco's Big Playground
- Will Ask President to Aid in Averting Trainmen's Strike
- Youthful Orator from lehrerbildungsan, Etc. to Win Essay Contest
- City Brevities
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- Dies from Burns
- Irwin's Father Dies
- Reese Entertains
- Coffee Becomes Cheaper
- Braddock Tablet Unveiled
- Idaho Wins Gunnery Trophy
- State Commission on Conservation Meets
- Page 4
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- Finals in 'Stampede' Today Special Contest to Come Then
- Domestic Science Department
- Barton Home Burns
- Carriage Overturned
- How to Choose Your Occupation
- Discuss Problems of Charity Work
- Directory Compiler Passes to Beyond
- Cubs' Food
- Pickax is Red When Court Bailiff Quits Smashing Defendants
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- Page 5
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- Society Notes
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- Financial Flurry due to Pittsburgh Failures is Ended
- Monster Chart Shows Tendencies of Family of 822
- Marriage Licenses
- Rain Mars Erie Parade
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- Steam Heat is Turned into Hot Car on Hot Day
- Local Y. M. C. A. Complimented
- Mrs. Kargos Sentenced
- Burton Funeral Held
- Births
- Scandinavians to Meet
- Baer Funeral
- Wetzel Gets 30 Days
- Nebraska Citizen Dies
- Three Hundred Dollar Fire
- Colonists Will be Heard
- Elevator Descends
- Inspecting Roadways
- Bustead Home Bought
- Excursion to Provo Canyon $1.25 via D. & R. G. R. R. Sunday, July 13
- Flies Annoy Horse
- Secretary Mcadoo Awaits Report of National Examiner
- Page 6
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- Second Victim of Accident is Buried
- Youth Pulls Shotgun by Muzzle from Wagon Meets Instant Death
- Day Nursery Opens
- Larson Starts East
- Dies following Operation
- Twenty-Fifth Street Repaved, is Decision
- Ogden Receives N. E. A
- Dumke Trial Today
- Ogden Minor Items
- Pioneer Resident of Davis County Passes
- Motorman Sherman Dies of Injuries
- Chase for Robber Leading to Salt Lake
- Sheriff Leaves Price, Where Work is Resumed
- Fire Endangers the Provo Railway Depot
- L. A. Colvin Dies
- Mellen Quits Maine Central
- 'Sneaks' and Burglars Continuing to Worry Police Department
- Boulders Hurled into Park City by Cloudburst
- Poor Use of English Deprecated by Hosic
- Mexican Injured
- School Trustee Wanted
- Provo Court Doings
- Payson to Celebrate
- Looks for Indian Veterans
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- Page 7
- Page 8
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- Harshe of Stanford, Miss Gearhardt of Los Angles and Mott of Indiana Speak at Manual Training Gathering
- Her Subject to be Montessori Method
- Road Student Travels Should be Known to Prospective Teacher
- Groszmann Will Speak Friday
- Lack of Bag of Gold Lies at Bottom of Most of Problems
- School Problems Discussed by National Educators
- Haydn's 'Creation' to be Given Tonight
- Educators Will Go to Bingham Camp Today
- Teachers Associations Present Their Reports
- Believe Registrar Friend of Students, Especially Freshmen
- Utah Teachers Will Give Reception Today
- University Head May Help Bring Others If St. Paul Gets Plum
- Typewriting Contests to be Held at Colonial Theatre This Morning
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- Scientific Instruction in Agriculture Urged for Country Schools
- Baltimore in Race for Convention of Teachers in 1914
- Registrars Express Their Thanks to All Who Gave Courtesies
- Automobile Owners Asked to Lend Cars
- Educators Invited to Visit in Utah County
- Reno's One Story School Buildings of Approved [Illegible]
- Page 9
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- Stricken Dead in Garden
- Three Addresses Are Given to Kindergarten Section of Gathering
- N. E. A. Notes
- College Training and Organization Scored by Heads
- Altitude in Athletics and Physical Training Discussed by Experts
- Music Exemplified to Its Teachers by Utah High School Chorus
- Severe Storm Sweeps Ohio
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- Page 10
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- Snyder to be Withdrawn as Candidate for President
- Head of School Garden Body
- Admiral Caswell Dies
- Riva Dies of His Wounds
- To Help Nature Shed a Bad Complexion
- Crushed under Auto
- Reply to Japan Ready
- Strikers Ask for Troops to Protect Them from Police
- Outlaws Fortune Telling
- [Untitled]
- Well Known Scientist Dies
- Financial Problems of Rural Schools is Speakers' Subject
- 'Freedom' is Given Her Annual Bath
- Chief Forester Graves Starts on Alaska Trip
- Commits Suicide in Cell
- Page 11
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- Skyscrapers Lifeless; Missoula Wins Again
- Outsiders and Favorites Even at Cleveland
- Germans Play U. S. Tennis Stars Today
- N. E. A. Stakes Features Card at Piepan Tonight
- Braves Capture Two Games from Huggins' Crowd
- Scott and Schoeh Too Strong for Yankees
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- Handicaps Changed for Polo Experts
- Must Not Sign up Federal League Stars
- [Illegible] Tour Being Arranged
- Lightweight Match for Butte
- Anderson Shows Improvement
- Richards Back Home; Praise for Utah Preps
- Ogden Beats Butte in Fierce Slugfest
- Heagren is Happy, Mike Yokel Coming
- Joe Rivers to Face Charge of Assault
- Suspension Lifted on M'graw
- Oxford Cricket Team Loses
- Belmont Puts Heavy Insurance on Tracery
- Townsite and Arthur Now Tied at Top
- Jeweler Returns Home, Sees Paris Bike Races
- Phillies Get Three Bingles off Adams
- Fourteenth Straight is Won by Giants
- Sensational Finish Wins for Cincinnati
- Electrics Run Sullivan
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- Clerks Want Game
- Lynn Sells Harrington
- Indiana Autoists Are inside Colorado Line
- Red Sox Grab Weird Game from Browns
- Athletics with Bush Pitching Beat Naps
- Gardner in Finals
- Famous Baseball Pitcher Ill
- Chicago Buys Catcher Baly
- Climbers and Tigers Split Double-Header
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- Page 13
- Page 14
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- A Few Facts About Utah Truths Our Guests Should Know
- The Artistic Temperament
- At the Theatres
- Wisdom by Larceny
- Misfortune Not Fault
- Dead Idea Revived
- Many Facile Dupes
- Unconscious Humor
- Fatuous Mr. Wilson
- A Real Booster
- Clipped Curent Comment Opinions upon Current Events
- From the Hickeyville Clarion
- By the Press Agents
- Jags in Maine
- No Tips
- San Francisco Chronicle
- New York American
- Buffalo Times
- Page 15
- Page 16
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- Mines and Mining Stock Quotations
- Financial and Commercial
- Copper Statement Shows Big Decrease
- [Untitled]
- Party Inspects Alta Con. Mine
- Tintic Standard Rises to 10 Cents
- Red Warrior Ore Runs High
- Peerless Has 240-Foot Tunnel
- Beaver County June Ore Shipments
- Knight to Mine East of Springville
- Tonopah Weekly Output $259,345
- Shorts Cover at Close in the East
- Boston-New York Copper Markets
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- Page 18
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- Supreme Court Ruling Costs City Land Valued at More than $40,000
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- Today's Carnival Day at Big Saltair Resort
- New Railroad Tariff Effective Tomorrow
- Capitol Commission Not to Square Land
- Maximum Penalty Imposed on Grafters
- Daughters of Handcart Pioneers Plan Outing
- Sunday 'Lifesavers' at Drug Stores Come under Ban of Solons
- Orin Humphrey Quits as Assistant Engineer
- Road Bond Meeting Slated for Granger
- Wille Charged with Infraction of Law
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-07-10 | Page 11 | Germans Play U. S. Tennis Stars Today
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-07-10 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| 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/s61c32n3 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61c32n3 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Germans Play U. S. Tennis Stars Today |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-07-10 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61c32n3/9977241 |