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- House Passes Eight-Hour Day Bill 239 to 56
- Presidents Ready to Bow to Congress
- 640,000 Chickens Are Held up in Effort to Boost Food Prices
- Greece Casts Lot with Entente Allies
- Honor Memphis Victims
- German Exchange Drops
- Expect Break in Labor Ranks
- Match Words with Action Says Hughes
- Villa Leads 1000 Men on Texas Border
- Sutherland is Bar Head Elected over Easterner
- Arrival of Allied Fleet Stirs Athens
- Biggest U. S. Warship is Ready for Duty
- Canadian Railway Men to be Prosecuted If They Obey the Strike Order
- 3000 Carmen Threaten to Call Strike
- 500 Van Drivers Strike
- Los Angeles Mayor Quits
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- Page 3
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- Record Prices Paid for Rams
- Labor Bill is Signed
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- Postmaster Removed
- 500,000 Germans Are Disabled in Action at Verdun, Says Paris
- 981 Pupils Enroll
- Teamsters Get Increase
- A Kentucky Bride
- Submarine is Floated
- Bryan Will Not Attend
- 50 Perish in Storm
- Austria is Erasive
- Probe Morrison Will
- Drag Lake for Body
- Teutons in Reunion
- Two Executed at Sing Sing
- Fire Warnings Issued
- Suffragists Are Active
- Will Direct Women's Work
- Educator Offered Post
- Girl Sues Professor
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- Page 5
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- Utah Trial Blazer of 48 and Veteran of Wars Goes to His Tomb
- Belgians Fear Strike
- In the Meantime
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- Strike Settlement May Halt Troop Transfers
- Potash & Perlmutter Star Headliner of Orpheum Vaudeville
- Wyoming Casts Aside Cowboy Traditions Goes in for Dairying
- Political Gossip
- 24 to Seek Clemency
- Knew Her Job
- Society
- Suffragist a Guest
- No Mone for Fest
- Japan Explains Stand
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- Page 8
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- Seals Stiffen
- Miss Williams is Beaten by Miss Marshall
- M'loughlin, Idol of Tennis Worlds Loses to Church
- Beavers Shut Ou Angels in Easy Fashion
- Ehmke Awarded to Washington
- Geers Drives Record Pace
- Nashville Club Wins Southern Pennant
- Tacoma Club Wins Western Golf Play
- Boy's City Tennis Tourney Nears End
- Gets Decision on Foul
- Honus Wagner, Veteran Pirate Shortstop, May be out Rest of Season
- Artillery Team to Play Locals
- Refuses to Fight before Small Crowd
- Hampats Make it Four in Row from Oakland
- Standings of the Clubs
- Taber May Compete in Mile Title Race
- Vernal Team Will Play Ball Series
- Kilbane and Chaney Ready for Battle
- Two World's Race Records Smashed
- East versus West Match Called Off
- Moran-Morris Bout is Ordered Stopped
- Parker Wins Title
- Friar Rock Sold
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- Seen through the Sport Periscope
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- Double Squeeze by N. Y. Yankees Beats Red Sox
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- 'Oh! Daddy!' Cries Tot as Welsh Trains for Bout
- Mackmen Split Tein Bill with Senators
- Alexander Sets Major League Shut out Record in First Game
- R. W. Shirey Named Ogden High Coach
- Cincies Win from Pirates; Score 6-3
- F. E. Stiles College Golf Title Victor
- Boston Braves Nose out Giants, 3 To 2
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- Weber to Give Rousing Vote
- Conserve Water for Irrigation
- Farmers Travel in Auto Train
- Tag Day for Festival
- Ogden Borrowing Money
- "watermelon Bust Coming
- Will Drill for Oil
- Ogden Boy Victor
- Arrange to Open Schools
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- Breach of Contract Alleged
- Vernal Water Bond Sale
- Delegate to Manti Convention
- Weber Democrats to Meet in Convention
- A. A. Law of Logan Named for Judge in First District
- Clear of Freight
- Offer to Sell Canal
- Eureka News Notes
- Hear School Bell
- Changes in School Work
- Sorenson Funeral Held
- Funeral of Pioneer
- Confess to Burglary
- M. I. A. Boy Scouts Scale Mt. Timpanogos
- Tire of Each Other
- Sheepemen Are Losers
- Redeem Swamp Land
- Section of Pageant Reserved for Urchins
- [Illegible] in African Routed
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- Gobernor Issues Formal Election Proclamation
- Chamber of Commerce in San Francisco Has 7308 Men Enrolled
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- Turks Claim Victory
- Mexican Envoy Arrives
- Distress Call Investigating
- Purchase Food for Troops
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution. House Joint Resolution Number Six
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution Senate Joint Resolution Number Eight
- Trustee's Sale
- Delinquent Notice
- Funerals
- Died
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- Court Order May Nullify Copper Sale
- Fix Dedication Oct. 9
- Victim of Paralysis
- Miner Has Leg Fractured
- Railroads Prepare to Meet Traffic Problem
- Cars Lacking Mines Closed
- Women Employees Have Increased Pay
- Silica Bed Wrangle
- Contracts Awarded
- L. D. S. Registrations
- Alimony Pleas Stir Wrath of Judge Ritchie
- Utah Ores Superior Says Pittsburgh Man
- Street Stands Vanish
- Too Handy with Pick and Shovel, Can't Leave Camp
- Expert Begins Work of Testing Convicts for Mental Status
- Raps Stillman; Board Assents
- High Scores Recorded at Rifle Range
- Preparing for Bif G. O. P. Meet
- Will Continue Work
- Dozen Hear Wrangle
- Miss Moss Honored
- Wilkinson Released
- The Sunday Hearld-Republican
- Jurist Pays Tribute
- Will Desert Capitol
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1916-09-02 | Page 9 | 'Oh! Daddy!' Cries Tot as Welsh Trains for Bout
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-09-02 |
| 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/s67s8tk6 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67s8tk6 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 'Oh! Daddy!' Cries Tot as Welsh Trains for Bout |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1916-09-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67s8tk6/10030007 |