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- Page 1
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- Free Choice in Mexico Doubted
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- Treatment of Mexican Situation Too Lenient, Says Senator Works
- Queen Selected from for Utah Counties
- Rates on Wool and Zinc Ores Still at Issue
- No New Factories in Sugar Industry, Says T. R. Cutler
- Masked Bandits Hold up Train and Loot Safe
- Pave Way to Let in All Evidence
- W. A. Rossiter Dies Suddenly on Street from Heart Disease
- Death Claims Man Prominent in Church Work
- Local News
- Republican Leaders Vote Against Holding Convention in City
- 'Keyser' is Secret of Meeting under Nonpartisan Guise
- Water Let into Locks of the Panama Canal
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- Three Wild and Woolly Hold-up Don't Forget Their Caution
- Socialists Turn down Proposal of Democrats
- Woodmen of World May Divide Camps
- Woman Held as 'Bad Check Artist' is Known in City
- Utah Farm Prospects Appeal to Traveler
- Victim Believed Convict
- Farrell on Way Home
- Acrobatic Flyer Gives Exhibition in London
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- Page 4
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- Pretty Dress of White Wool Voile
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- Caught in His Own Burglar Trap; Dies
- Local News
- Domestic Science Department
- Water Main Cleaning is Authorized by City Commission
- Births
- Mayor's Secret Fund for Year Now $1900
- Big Mining Men on Trip through West
- Proposes to Contract for Motor Sprinkling
- Harry Freeman Dies
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- Page 6
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- Elks' Home Plans Are Outlined by Trustee
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- Finishing Touches for Big Celebration Completed at Ogden
- Utah Fruit Praised in Nebraska Paper
- Box Elder Planning Big Display at Fair
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- Liquor License in Court Today
- Blackmailers' Letter Threatens Mrs. Eccles
- Police Court Cases [Illegible] Three Visitors
- Jurors for October Term
- Contractor Garnisheed
- Child Dies En Route to Father in Butte
- Big Crop of Tomatoes
- Sims Leaves Ogden
- Campers Are Blamed
- Ogden Minor Items
- In Presidential Class
- Will Complete Exhibit
- Few Candidates Are out at Provo
- Johnson Funeral Services
- Will Entertain Students
- Bankruptcy Complicated
- J. A. Carmichael Killed by Explosion in Mine
- St. Marys Instructor is Called by Death
- Local Bankers Going to Big Convention
- Dice-Throwing Barred in City Cigar Stores
- 'Bud' Ryan Dying; Davis Resting Easy
- Nugent Enters Race for Senate in Idaho
- Domico is Released
- Motorcyclist is Hurt
- Osgood Funeral in Tooele
- Page 7
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- Seaborn A. Roddenbery, Georgia Congressman is Called by Death
- Place Provided for Ex-Senator Gardner
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- Refuse to Set Limit on Hearings on Currency Bill
- Newton Named as Mcadoo's Assistant
- Stops Hazing at West Point
- Senate Rejects Nomination
- Utah Manufacturers Talk and Eat Lunch
- Hathaway Trial Resumed
- Congressional Summary
- South Side Sewer Plans Submitted by City Engineer
- Student Body to Meet
- Arrested on Cocaine Charge
- Matinee Dance at 'U.'
- Legislature Clears Tennessee Capitol of All Spectators
- 'I Am for Utah' Buttons Request from Verdure
- Sea Gulls Attacked by Utah Duck Malady
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- Railroad Advertisers Seek Utah Photographs
- City Brevities
- Police on Trail of Schlansky's Slayer
- No Quarter Given by Balkan Belligerents
- Junior Class to Meet
- Page 8
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- Retail Dealers Plan to Boost Price of Milk
- Visiting Physicians See Novel Operations
- Conductor and Organist at American Theatre
- Yee Foo Lun Quits
- Will Levy Assessment for Michigan Miners
- Federal Force Sent to Attack Parral
- Gamboa Retires as Member of Cabinet
- Legislation for Train Safety Being Planned
- Fail to Identify Murderer as Priest
- Conference and Fair Travel Preparations Anticipate Big Crowd
- Few Folks Have Gray Hair Now
- Walter Fitch of Eureka Wins New York Bride
- Murder of Marshal Plotted in a Saloon
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- Giants and Athletics to Meet Oct. 7 in New York
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- Fans, Here's Your Opportunity to Get in the Contest; See the "Star Ball Player" in Action
- Stars Who Will Shine next Month Larry Doyle, the Laughing Giant
- Johnson Adds Another to Long String of Wins; Beats Yankees
- Champs of 1912 Trim Mack's Athletics
- Ritchie to Attend World's Series Games
- English Golfers Beat Former U. S. Champs
- Army-Norwich Game off; Belyea Sinking
- Holiday at Newark
- Closing the Season
- Players' Union to Make Demands
- Two Champions Are Beaten at Memphis
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- White Star Line Joins in Boycott of Queenstown
- Phillies Take Two Games from Stallings's Outfit
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- Two Records Go at Columbus Meet
- Mr. Taft Devotes Day to Studying Designs for Lincoln Memorial
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- Governor Advised to Surrender Thaw to New York State
- Cubs Wallop Pirates; Evers Stars at Bat
- Giants Get Closer; Beat Dodgers 8 to 2
- Soccer League for Prep Schools May be Formed Soon
- High School Athletic Association Plans Its Fall and Winter Work
- Play for West Side Title This Afternoon
- Devlin to Guide Oaks
- Cubs Sign Catcher
- Varsity Candidates Get First Taste of Scrimmage Practice
- Land Rush Forestalled
- Double Track Work
- Skeleton of Child is Found in Wall of Snell Mansion
- Last of Strikes in England is Settled
- Major Andrew Rowan Helps Dedicate Site
- Back from Honeymoon
- Colonist Rates Now On
- May Stop Bout
- Michicago Retains Cut
- May Play Bingham
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- Government Cases to be Heard at Denver
- Deseret Gymnasium Entertains Friends
- Interurban Viaduct to be Completed Oct. 7
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- Parlor-Broiler Coach Latest Thing in Cars
- Smoke Inspectors for City Campaign to Educate Firemen
- Fifth East Hotel is Sold for $125,000
- Takes 35,000 Volts and Yet May Recover
- No Trace Yet Found of Midvale Murderer
- New Position in Relief Society
- Farmers Demand Establishment of Rural Banks
- Bixby Poses as Philanthropist
- Segregation of Races Ordered in Baltimore
- West Side May Put up Own Candidate
- Special Stockholders' Meeting
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Died
- Funerals
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-09-26 | Page 8 | Legislation for Train Safety Being Planned
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-09-26 |
| 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/s61v6kth |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61v6kth |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Legislation for Train Safety Being Planned |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-09-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61v6kth/9998149 |