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- Situation [Illegible] on Border Becomes Serious
- Anti-American Riot Quelled by Germans
- General Villa is in Favor of Mediation
- Victor Herbert is in Critical Condition
- Ammons Asks President for U. S. Troops
- Events of a Day in Mexico War
- Sentiment of Congress Now Favors Action
- Local News
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- Diplomacy May Save the Crisis in Mexico
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- Draft of Drastic Trust Bill Ready
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- Dr. G. B. Loring is Dead at Monroe
- Salt Lakers in New York
- Farm Experts May Work Entire Year
- Alleged That Greek Embezzled Money
- Silica to be Used to Surface Roads
- Urging a Shorter Lincoln Highway
- Naval Attache Appointed
- Pittsburg Bank Will Reopen for Business
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- Gooding's Campaign for Senate Opened
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- [Illegible] Springs Resort is Sold
- Sentiment Favors Extended Course
- Milford is Patriotic
- High School Prospering
- M. I. A. Contest Success
- School Building Dedicated
- Fears for Husband
- Improving Roads
- Faces Charge of Assault
- Skeleton is Discovered
- Whisky Case is Up
- Holidays for Clerks
- Mexican is Killed
- Miner Severely Injured
- Midway Schools Close
- School Estimate $200,000
- Returns with Prisoner
- Pulley is Improving
- Assault is Charged
- Skull is Fractured
- Says Wife is Cruel
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- [Illegible] Canal Real [Illegible] of Contention
- Lady Paget Gives Attention to Races
- [Illegible] Seeks to Grow Her Cotton
- Smoke in Theater? Yes, No, Perhaps
- Why Germany Would Not Enter Alliance
- King Albert Sends Congratulations
- Great Britain Plans Defense Conference
- Suffragettes Are Objects of Interest
- Thieves Protect Race Track Patrons
- Duchess of Bedford is a Great Angler
- Jerusalem Soon to be a Modern City
- Dreaded Malady is Reported Conquered
- German Army League Wants More Money
- Mrs. Mary Inge Will Manage Fox Hunt
- Living Minimum Wage is Defined
- Unchangeable Date for Easter Favored
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- [Illegible] to Church" is the Public Slogan
- Widow Asks $15,257
- Extension is Granted
- Dull on the Coast
- Rich Takes Broom Hotel
- Pioneer Woman Dead
- Gasoline Test by Franklin Dealers
- Big Territory Covered by Red
- Even Women Are Ready for Battle
- Report Active Call for Farm Lands
- Mystery Still Unsolved
- Meat Market Robbed
- Clyde Eldredge Sought by Police
- A. M. Turner is well Known in Zion
- Beck Funeral Sunday
- Additional to Plant
- Forectser off for Denver
- School Board to Protest
- Articles Are Filed
- Canyon Line Open
- Wife Charges Cruelty
- Looking for Husband
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- Reading Magnate Suddenly Stricken
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- Granite High is Ready for Election
- Assessment No. 9
- Assessment No.1
- Eugene B. Palmer to Address Ad Club
- Beautiful Home at a Bargain
- Emperor Disturbed by Fits of Coughing
- Army Orders
- Waives Extradition
- Goshen Pleads for Home Education
- Eliza Jane Mahnken Summoned by Death
- Petitions for Letters
- Mexican Paper at Laredo Suppressed
- Husted Arrives at National Capital
- A Mother's Plaint
- Socialists to Entertain
- Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company
- Judge Sanborn Denies Petition
- Local News
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- Reulbach in Form; Toys with Braves
- University Wins from Aggies in Track Meet
- Two Thrilling Finishes in Dual Track Meet at Utah University
- Error Responsible for Hoosiers' Loss
- Chifeds Win in Slugging Match
- League President Talks with Umps
- Division Meet is Planned for Ogden
- Young Schaefer Has His Father's Skill
- Pocatello Academy Wins from Leaguers
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- Question is Answered
- Graves Wins from Britton in Sixth
- Clerks Will Play Arthur at Garfield
- Benz Loses Close Game with [Illegible]
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- Makes New Record in Trap Shooting
- Midvale Beats the Salt Lake Hardware
- College Baseball
- Reds Hammer Cub Pitchers and Win
- Covaleski is Too Much for Brown
- Shopmen Defeat All Hallows Nine
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- Results on the Turf; Weights, Riders and Entries
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- Hope Tries to Smoke out Gotch
- Y. U. Sophomores Win Track Event
- Local Eagles Will Have Ball Team
- [Illegible] Progresses in Bowling Congress
- [Illegible] Club Meets Its First Defeat
- Hundred Thousand See Game
- Sandy Defeats Jordan
- Woolen Mills Win
- Funeral Services Today
- Young Boy Buried
- Game is Postponed
- Eureka Wants Catcher
- Aggies Level Field
- Nevada University Wins
- Senator's Son is Pitcher
- Outlaws Win Close Game
- Sweet Candy Team Wins
- Navy Beats Harvard by Half a Length
- Funeral Notice
- Died
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- To Gather $20,000 in a Single Day
- Counties Preparing for Exposition Levy
- Memorial Day Plans under Consideration
- Everybody Going to Church [Illegible]
- Fourteen Young Women Nurses Complete Their Course St. Mark's 1914 Class to be Graduated Wednesday
- Grand Jury Has Ended April Work
- Pioneer Woman is Called by Death
- Writ of Mandate Issued to Judge
- Hotel Utah Taking Bath
- Baptist Conference Speakers Named
- Juab County Fails to Recover Taxes
- Elks Are Planning Another Excursion
- Knox Departs for Bankers' Meeting
- Mcallister to Talk
- If This is Your Birthday April 26
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- Butte & Superior Ore Reserves Big
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- Lease on May Day Has Been Bonanza
- Find Gold Ore on Opohongo 700
- Alaska Gold Has some High-Grade
- Dividends Do Not Depend on Mexico
- Utah Copper Net Exceeds $8,500,000
- Studies Sandstone Copper Deposits
- Victoria Mine is Making a Profit
- Likely to Settle Mining Dispute
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- M'kinley Company Chooses Officers
- Greene Cananea Has Closed Down
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- Union League Season Will Begin Tuesday
- Sea Gulls to Take First Flight Today
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- "Sea Gulls" for Salt Lake; "Infants" for Murray Team
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- Union Managers Are Confident Each Thinks His Team is Winner
- Infants Are Ready for Season's Race
- Gimlin Proposes to Get a Flying Start
- Erven Jensen Casts Eye over the Field
- Medicine Hat Takes Revenge on Gimlin
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- Batting Averages Are Running High
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- Jess Garrett Likes His Helena Players
- Kansas City Feds Sued by Cincinnati
- Player Suspended for Hitting Umpire
- Murphy's Solid Talk Pleases Boise Fans
- [Illegible] of Defenders Slips into Water
- College Baseball Season Opens Monday
- Boxers Are Ready for Monday Bouts
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- Carbon High Loses to Emery Academy
- Navy Varsity Eight Beats Harvard Crew
- Wisconsin Lads Win Interschool Meet
- Harmons Vs. Bingham
- Teams of Trolley League to Battle
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- Gymnasium Boys Enjoy My of Fun
- Jack Coombs to Coach
- Roger Connor Coach
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- [Illegible] Compares Old and New Stars
- B. Y. C. Athletes Train for State Meet Strong in Sprints and Distance Events
- Checkers
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- Eastern Stars to Play on Polo Team
- Moran Misjudges Johnson's Ability
- Athletic Infield May Lose Barry
- Tener Rose from Humble Store Boy
- Fielding of Little Moment, Says Coffey
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- Predicts Success for the Federals
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- Looted Clubs Will Make Good Farms
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- Ward is Satisfied with Bill Bradley
- Jack Fournier Brother Fails
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- Salt Lake Lad Wins Honor in European Hockey Tourney
- All-Star Teams to Play at 1915 Fair
- Exhibitions for Cubs
- Heavyweights Will Battle in London
- Harry Mcintire Still Good
- Think Well of Vaughn
- Hans Wagner's Elder Brother Still Fast
- Veterans Gets Only Release of Career
- Victoria Club Will Have New Ball Park
- Detroits Toughest for Walter Johnson
- Control is the Thing, Declares Tom Daly
Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-04-26 | Page 43 | The Toughest King Job in All the World
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1914-04-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| 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/s68s617r |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68s617r |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | The Toughest King Job in All the World |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1914-04-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 43 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68s617r/14490848 |