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- Page 1
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- Decide to Return to Colonies
- Barbed Wire Sown by Utah Militia
- Hearing Deferred to Balkey Witness
- Democrats Agree in Caucus to Vote for One Battleship
- Desert Entry near Successful Dry Farm Void
- Hilles Issues Preliminary Estimate of Electoral Vote
- Democrats Again Oppose President
- No Canal Tolls for Coast Ships
- Bitter Attack is Made on Perkins
- More Witnesses in Rosenthal Case
- Clarence Darrow Defends Himself; Scores Accusers
- Hints T. R. Asked Funds of Harriman
- Roosevelt is Sure His Actions Should Not be Questioned
- Dalton Captured Working on Ranch
- Taft Asks Money in Seal Compact
- Idea of Fusion Pleases Wilson
- Baby Boy is Born to the House of Astor
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- Eagles Who Fly High
- Dillinghams Will Invade Salt Lake
- Bull Moose Would Hold Convention next Month
- Cache Valley Special Encounters Open Derail
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- Political Gossip
- No Radical Changes
- Street Sweeper Says He Was Ill Treated
- Poslam Brings Skin Comfort All Summer
- Italian Boys Throw Comrade under Train
- Bulgarians Protest Massacre of Friends
- Nevada Bull Moosers Meet
- Strike on Grand Trunk
- Troops to Columbus
- Greek Found with a Fractured Skull
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- Course of a Coast Train to be Changed
- First Report by Matron of Schools
- To Celebrate Anniversary
- Sunday Excursions
- To Entertain Old People
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- Idahoan Will Sell Apples to Argentina
- [Illegible] is Desire of Rebels
- Daughter of President and Prize-Winning Pet
- To Take Bankers up Canyon
- Boilermakers Planning Outing
- Fun Ends in Disaster
- Page 4
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- Children to be Entertained Toady
- Follows Father to Grave
- San Diego Children Must Remain at Home
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- A Woman's Observations
- Something for Science of Color 'Feeling'
- Church President Home
- Public Celebration for Female Centenarian
- How to Cook some Old-Fashioned Dainties
- Blue Straps on White
- My Lady's Mirror
- Changes in Tailor-Mades
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- Page 5
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- society
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- Charged with Holdup
- Boys Disport in Canyon
- Proposed Health Ordinance Read
- Sessions Will be Open to Citizens
- Merger of Railroad Orders is Forecast
- Marriage Licenses
- San Francisco Chinese Abandon State Courts
- Thousands of Arrests Are Made in Portugal
- Fred Allen, Outlaw, Acknowledges Murder
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- Page 7
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- Senate Agrees to Pension Changes
- Two Sessions Will be Held at Saltair
- Shakespearean Scholar Dies at Wallingford
- Consul at Cartagena Killed While Hunting
- Top Price for Steers Realized at Chicago
- Members of Moose Lodge on Outing
- Delegates Are Chosen
- Peach Day is Looming
- Army Notes
- Mrs. Mary Sloan is Dead
- To Build Gunboat at Mare Island Yard
- Cruiser Maryland at Seattle
- Celebrate Birthday
- Boy Scouts Will Drill in Camp for Ten Days
- Congressional Summary
- Leave for Canada
- Fined for Misconduct
- Provo Marriage Licenses
- Miss Georgia M'elroy in Charge of Y. W. C. A
- To Discuss 'High Line' Canal Subscription
- Lights and Shadows of Married Life
- Youth Run over and Killed by Gravel Wagon
- Still Working to Have Closing Hour Changed
- Are Severely Injured
- Goes to Last Reward
- [Illegible] Hold Final Series of Teachers' Examinations
- Knight Not in Politics
- Minor Ogden Items
- Settlers Stand in Line to Protect Their Homes
- Pays 40,000 Pennies as Deposit on Restaurant
- Annuls Steamship Contract
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- Salt Lake Handed Artistic Beating on Grounds at Belt
- Local Star is Determined to Defeat Little AL Ward
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- Michicago is Defeated for Championship
- Highlanders Cop a Double-Header
- Stone Wins Own Game
- Greek Fears Head; Adopts New System
- Boston Takes Double-Header from Browns; Pirates Win Pair of Ten-Inning Battles
- Gunboat Defeats Porky
- All-Stars Want Game Will Retail Clerks
- Middleweight Champ of Australia Here
- Tom Bundy Meets His First Defeat in East
- Majors Get Canadians
- Checker Tournament Ended at Cedar Point
- Youthful Racqueters Eliminate Veterans
- Burns Beats O'brien
- Bat Picks Another
- Falls, but is Unhurt
- Flynn Reaches Frisco
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- Will Have Special Police during Lawson-Clarke Match Race
- Great Pacer Loses at Buffalo Track
- Goullet Makes Reply
- Get a 'Rep', Says Burns to Sailor
- Champ and Dundee Sign for Ten Rounds
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- New Pipe from Big Cottonwood
- Chief Bywater to Speak
- Railroad Announces Changes in Schedule
- Majority of Children Are of Normal Age
- Where the Scales Swing to Balance
- Caledonian Choristers Prepare for Season
- News in Federal and State Offices
- Must Readvertise Contractors' Notice
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- Clanks from the Rails
- Day's Events in City and County Building
- Donkey Will be Allowed to Continue Serenades
- Sunday Excursions
- Body Sent to Colorado
- Real Estate Transfers
- Births
- Died
- Funeral
- Would Regulate Use of Road in Canyon
- New Uniforms Inspected
- City Brevities
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- Eight Still in Tourney
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- Champ Signs Articles
- Melrose Archer Again Leads Boston Tourney
- Arthur and Magna Start Second Series
- Butte Results
- Butte Entries
- Duke to Bring Polo Team to America
- Pair Tie with 148 out of 150 Targets
- 'One-Round' Hogan Gets Severe Cold
- Bachelors Turn Tables on Ward Benedicts
- Hamilton Entries
- Vancouver Entries
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- Bachelors Turn Tables on Ward Benedicts
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1912-08-15 | Page 2 | Dillinghams Will Invade Salt Lake
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1912-08-15 |
| 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/s6q53vf2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6q53vf2 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Dillinghams Will Invade Salt Lake |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1912-08-15 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | WilL INVADE SIT SALT LAKE LIE That Salt Lake will have another new theatre was tentatively announced lust last nl night ht b by I F F. A A. ham son of ofa a prominent theatrical manager of or New NewYork NewYork NewYork York city who is passing a few tew dasIn days das In Salt Lake Lale Salt SaIt Lake Lako can support another lar largo large e theatre said Mr at thi th Hotel Utah I am nm out here looking over the tho situation with the view or of securing a a suitable site It Il is probable we se will find what we wo want I will sa say a great deal of or encouragement Is Js being offered This is one of ot the most Important music centers west of tho the Your citizens are arc more appreciative of or theatrical talent than the people of or oran an any city of ot the tho size sizo of Salt Lako Lake that I have visited for a long long- time I full fully believe we can establish a new theatre here lere f |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6q53vf2/10060980 |