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- Page 1
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- Nationalize All Industry, Object of A. F. of L.; Wilson to Send H. C. L. Message to Congress
- 50,000 Rumanian Troops Plunder Maygar Capital
- Definite Program Expected
- Brooklyn Car Men to Strike
- Soldier Bayonets Man in Riot Zone
- Naval Plane Crash on Coast Kills One
- France Will Spend 365 Million on Navy
- Workers to Extend New Plan
- 670,000 Business Men Indorse Private Rail Ownership in America
- $150,000 Flames in Ogden
- Labor Congress at Amsterdam Closes with Resolutions
- 14 More Negroes Are Indicated for Riots in Chicago
- Borglum Shows in Air Scandal Again
- Patrolman is Shot Dead in Irish Town
- Chorus Girls and Actors Threaten Extra Pay Strike
- Foreigners Menace U. S. Miners in Ohio
- Page 2
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- Senator Flays Shopmen; Says Action Treason
- Price of Corn Plunges; U. S. Policy Feared
- Dancers Will Decide Lagoon Rule for Hats
- Utah-Idaho Briefs
- 3000 Ready to Arm at Winnipeg in June
- Senate Confirms Shipping Nominees
- Austria Will Submit Pact Views Today
- U. S. Arsenal Ruins Yield No More Dead
- Anarchist Suspects Arrested in Paris
- England to Sell Aircraft for U. S
- 756 Yanks Who Died Poison Gas Victims
- Senate of Chile Ratifies League
- Clearing House Moves
- Postoffice for Montanan
- Page 3
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- King Bids Heir Simple Adieu at Portsmouth
- Fighting the Flying Circus
- Local News
- Colorado Rancher Slays Neighbor
- St. L. & S. F. R. R. Puts Embargo on Freight
- Britain Settles Munitions Bill
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- Evidence Ends in Ford's Suit
- Chicago Hotel Men to Enter Politics
- Coal Commission for Europe Urged
- Russia Likely to Get Portion of Indemnity
- Roper Eases Lid on Drug Traffic
- House Committee to Visit Northwest
- U. S. Masses for Chinese: Dr. Wu
- Page 4
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- The Price of Politics
- Amusements
- Other Points of View
- Waiting ---July 25,1918
- [Untitled]
- The Open Forum
- Shippers Urged to Use Entire Space in Cars
- The Day's Death Roll
- Funerals
- Accidents of a Day
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- Field Hospital Vets Form Legion Branch
- J. Bamberger Goes East
- Widtsoes Go to Brighton
- Time Out of Joint
- Dallin, American Sculptor
- Page 5
- Page 6
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- U. S. to Permit Yankees Renew War Insurance
- Six-Act Bill Comes to Pantages Today
- Friends Are All Talking About It
- Capener Tells of Northwest
- Another American Robbed in Mexico
- Italian Flier Goes Twice over Andes
- State, Private Schools Open in September
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- U. S. Probes Blast; Radicals Suspected
- Allies' Attempt to Retake Town Fails
- 95,000 Petition for 'Dry' Referendum
- Summons
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- Page 7
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- Dr. Jennings Returns from Soils Survey
- Crops Are Fair, Says Professor
- Huge Welcome Fete Planned
- Bicycle Rider Sues City for Accident
- U. S. to Aid Idaho Drouth Victims
- Plan for Dam at Lorin Farr Park
- Truck Driver Back from Across Seas
- 4 Army Fliers due in Ogden Saturday
- Ogden Live Stock Market
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- Duchesne Plans to Improve Works
- Pay Raise for Desk Sergeants is Asked
- Hail Fells Crops at Rockland, IDA
- Vaudeville Season Opens at Orpheum Tonight
- Duchesne School Magazine
- Duchesne County Red Cross Meets
- Bad Check Suspect Lodged in City Jail
- 31 Fort Douglas Patients Removed
- $1170 Claims Allowed
- Chain Breaks; Huge Pipe Falls; Worker Crushed to Death
- Duchesne Resident Dies
- Triweekly Line to Tooele
- 3 Men Suspected in Beating Case
- Sidewalk Contract Let
- Page 8
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- Bees Bunch Hits in Ninth, Beating Senator
- Net Stars Eliminated during Second Day of State Tennis Matches
- Bostonyouth Given Credit for Winning
- Bill Clymer Passes as Pacific Coast Manager
- Slow Pitcher Gets Nerves of New York
- Players for Big Series Are Chosen
- Rain Halts Races on Cleveland Track
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- Bountiful Wins from R. Products
- Luderus Praised for Record Feat
- Ruppert Challenges Ban Johnson's Word
- Page 9
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- Second Round Net Singles Favors Stars
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- Angels Wallop Oak Pitchers
- Seals Win in Eleven Frames
- 'Short Sports'
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- Shantung Settlement and League Attacked
- Dynamite Seized
- Cops Strike When Wage Raise Denied
- Pacific Coast League
- Southern Association
- American Association
- New Ice Cream Factory
- U. S. Job For Oregonian
- Uintah Yields More Oil
- Silk Strike Spreads
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- Page 11
- Page 12
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- Man Held for Theft of Car Accuses Owner
- Utah Hunters Fell Big Game; Sheep Defended
- Move Algebra Back 2 Years, Urges Snyder
- Railroad Side of Sperry Deal
- Men Who Led in War Seek Jobs in Utah
- Diners Toast Nazimova Film
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- Fort Will Sell Corn Beef Supply
- husband Annoyed Kiddies, Says Wife
- Sh-Sh! Cherries Have Healthy Kick Sweet Fruit Exceeds Alcohol Limit
- State Insurance for Four Months
- Wilkes Post Members Name Year Officers
- State School for Joy Riders
- Soldiers Score Memorial Plan
- Gift Story Fails to Quash Theft Charge
- Utah to Ask U. S. for R. R. Station
- Morgan County Has 439 Boys and 395 Girls from 6 to 18
- Wrecked Auto Party Asks Aid
- Jail Patient Flees Officer, Takes Auto
- Arizona History in L. D. S. [Illegible]
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-08-06 | Page 9 | U. S. Job For Oregonian
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-08-06 |
| 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/s6f48v26 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6f48v26 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | U. S. Job For Oregonian |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-08-06 |
| 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/s6f48v26/10292095 |