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- President is Scored in Debate
- Defies Great Powers of Europe
- Ogden Tabernacle Choir is Chosen for Coast Trip
- Declares Rich Men Victims of Blackmail Band
- Outlaws Evade Pursuers
- Quick Rise to Fame Western Girl Star
- Thirty-Five Bodies Recovered in Mine Wrecked by Blast
- Slept Seventy-Seven Days
- Marshal Kills Prisoner
- Japan Shows Friendly Front
- Strike Called off but Miners May Stay Out
- Calcium on 'Spooners'
- Establishes Division of Postal Savings
- Joy Ride Ends in Wreck; 4 Hurt
- Is Ensign's Sudden Disappearance due to Suicide of E. E. Howes
- Leper Disappears; Molokai Colony is Refuge He Desires
- Neponset Reclamation Project Approved by Interior Department
- Cherries Suffer Most Loss from Frosts and Cold
- As One of Elite, She Suggests Trousers for Working Girls
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- Wines Barred at Bryan Table on All Occasions
- Big Billboards Will Boost Utah Products
- Judge Landis Sarcastic
- Jury Unable to Reach Decision in U. S. Case
- A Feeling of Security
- Would Arm Miners to Take Part in Attack on Guaymas
- Expects Better Wool Prices
- Luncheon for Manufacturers
- Fourth Estate's Annual Banquet Held in Gotham
- Twine Mills Strikers Reject Terms Offered
- Government Opposes Indefinite Extension of Time to the U. P
- New Label Urged for Sugar-Waste Vinegar
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- Domestic Science Department
- Dean of U. of U. Law School to be Holman
- St. Marks Nurses Finish Their Work
- Society
- Says He is Physician
- Harmon Woman Will Say She Took Own Valuables
- Dr. F. B. Short Must Leave Local Pulpit
- Dies from Injuries Received in Accident
- Come to Utahns to Meet
- Welcome is Assured
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- Lyman to Give Lectures
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- Judge Anderson Signs Bill of Exceptions in Dynamite Case
- Wilson Nominates a Republican to be Princeton Postmaster
- Murdock Presents Report in Favor of Tariff Commission
- Bryan Submits His Peace Plan to Diplomats
- 'Ladies' Night at Club
- Card Party Tonight
- Two Barbers Arrested
- Ask for His License
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- Box Elder Graduates
- Report Says Hill Planning New Link
- Provo Brevities
- Eruption Itched and Burn
- Eczema Spread over [Illegible]
- Wife His Accomplice
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- Woody Aster Poisons until after it Blooms
- Big Drainage Company is Formed in Corinne
- Reno Election May 6
- Vogel Appeals Case
- Hacker Charges She Refused to Wed Him
- Kuhn Interests Buy Great Block of Bonds
- Gorham Still Unable to Remember Family
- Asks Power Franchise
- Falls on Wires Which Carry 45,000 Volts, Taken from Them Dead
- No Traces of Poison in Stomach of Burton
- Will Buy Property for Opening Street
- Jap's Negro Wife Drinks Chinese Gin-Bing! Jail
- To Choose Commissioner
- Bankers to Serve Term
- Ogden Minor Items
- Injunction Dissolved
- Schools Close May 29
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- Officers Named
- Funeral Services
- Triplets at Riverton
- Dunbar Dead
- Spillsbury Guest of Honor
- Hopkins Goes East
- 108 Sign Petition
- Students Give Musical
- Pumping Tests Successful
- Buys Big Clip of Wool
- Plan Flour Mill
- Mrs. Carlston is Buried
- Fires at Escaping Men
- Would be without City
- Draper is Arrested
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- City Baseball Park Now Ready for Teams
- Yokley Doesn't Feel at All Discouraged
- Asks $150 per Month
- Accuses Greek Consul
- Notice
- Fireman Stabs Foreman
- L. W. Leaders Indicted
- Forming Commercial Club
- Tongs Declare Truce
- Salt Lakers in Washington
- Increases Laborers' Pay
- Local News
- Gives Norwegian View on Navigation of Canal
- Political Influence Tabooed by Garrison
- Storm Strikes Refugees
- Disregards Precedents Again
- Record Broken Twice
- "Little Dorrit" Dies
- Mrs. Elkins Passes Away
- Unions May be Formed
- O'day Will Umpire in National Again
- L. D. S. U. Trackmen Preparing for Meet
- Street Car Men Meet
- Found in Shed
- Wisconsin Jersey Cow Expert to Give Talk
- Scientists Elect Officers
- Complaint is Dismissed
- Two Are Arrested
- Skaters Beat Cyclists
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- Alexander Will Have Charge of Inspection under City Engineer
- Course of Study Topic of State Board's Pabors
- First Bird Day is Here
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- Schweitzer Exonerated
- Trustee of Bankrupt Concern Asks for Land
- Little Mountain Trail to be Used by Sheep
- Gunn's Local Estate Valued at $720,053.78
- Asks Building Permit
- Arranging for Debates
- Reversals in Two Cases
- Urges Humane Shearing
- Will Discuss Canyon Road to be Improved
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- Three Triples Win Battle for Browns
- President Wilson Stands with Fans in Seventh Frame
- 'Trust Busters' Attend Games at Washington
- Red Sox Descend on Groom in Last Frame
- Jackson 3, Hamilton 0
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- Naps Outplay Tigers in Opening Clash
- Athletics Get Five Hits, but Beat Yanks
- Kentucky Racing Opens
- Giants Have Easy Time with [Illegible]
- State Swimming Championships on at Deseret Gym
- North West Recruit Win for the Brave
- Lipton's Defi is Put Hands of Committeemen
- Varsity Pitchers to Get Workout
- Necklace Case Takes $740 More from Jack
- Cy Young to Lead Club in Outlaws
- Abe Attell May Second Brother in Match Here
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- Freshmen Capture Interclass Meet
- To Have Parades on Opening Day
- Rain May Prevent Game at Sioux City
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Four Cards [Illegible] Slaughtered by [Illegible]
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- Speaks to Electricians
- Inspect New Elevator
- Police Will Dynamite Deep Pools of Jordan for Mrs. Davis' Body
- No Manager Selected
- City Brevities
- Fairbanks Exhibit to Close
- Many Friends Mourn Mrs. F. C. Bassett
- Births
- Will Repair Highway
- Real Estate Transfers
- Will Send Full Quota
- Co-Eds to Make Dresses
- Newhouse Hotel Lets Partition Contracts
- Short Line Branch May be Built Soon
- Overirrigation Loss Would Pay Water Tax Avers Dr. J. A. Widtsoe
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-04-25 | Page 11 | Police Will Dynamite Deep Pools of Jordan for Mrs. Davis' Body
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-04-25 |
| 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/s6qc189j |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qc189j |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Police Will Dynamite Deep Pools of Jordan for Mrs. Davis' Body |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-04-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qc189j/9957629 |