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- Tardy Move is Made to Avert War
- Two Men Rule Turks Sultan is Figurehead
- House Committee Approves Senate's Compensation Act
- Denver Police Commissioner is Suspended
- Foil Attempt to Imprison W. R. Nelson
- Man on Honeymoon is Robbed of Money and Tickets by Highwaymen
- Senate for Single Six-Year Term
- Girl Boosts Father for Cabinet Position
- Pari Mutuel is Harmless Betting, Says H. S. Ensign
- College Students Plan to Stampede Suffragists' Parade
- Find Dead Man in the Tooele County Desert
- Fire is Sweeping through Savannah
- Fights Dog Catchers to Save His Pet from the Fate of Untagged Dogs
- Wodo Exports Increase
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- Resume Work on Building at 'U'
- City Brevities
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- Block Vote on Dam Bill
- District Nurses Report
- So. Jordan Wants Light
- Polygamy Charge Filed
- Clearing House to Meet
- Postoffice Shows Big Gain in Stamp Sales
- Progress Company Has Obtained Dnew Quarters
- Caught on Bridge; Train Kills
- Midyear 'Exams' Over
- Girls' Training Topic
- No Meeting in Tabernacle
- Deputies Get New Badges
- Salt Lake People to Tour
- 40 Acres Irrigated Land
- Anarchist Ordered Deported
- Club to Play Comedy
- Theft of Suitcase Charged
- Lecture to Motorcyclists
- Mrs. Bird's Funeral Today
- Kindle Funeral Today
- French Hoarding Gold
- Crew is near Starvation
- Congressional Summary
- Morse's Health Improves
- Early Hearing Sought in Reclamation Case
- Rebels Hold American Prisoner for Ransom
- Central Pacific is Bone of [Illegible]
- Mrs. Wilson Retains Mrs. Taft's Housekeeper
- German Empress is Ill
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- Day's Death Record
- Senate Will Kill Free List Bills House May Pass
- Hamilton Estate Bequeathed to Museum of Art
- Hobos Repudiate How as Leader
- Sick Juror Discharged
- Monument Now Assured
- General Castro Cancels Engagement to Speak
- Bond for Ryan Approved
- Sullivan Not in Race
- Indians Have Plan to Escape Taxation
- Minister Confesses Arson
- 40 Acres Irrigated Land
- New Rules Now in Effect
- Sheep Camp is Raided
- Loans Bank's Money to Buy up Its Stock
- Mrs. Cope Awarded One Dollar Damages
- Pierce Gains Control
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- 40 Acres Irrigated Land
- 'Arson Trust' Nation-Wide
- Wisner Trial near End
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- Fifty-Two Agents Divide Insurance
- William H. Folland is Made Special Attorney of City Government
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- Procedure in Equity Cases is Changed
- Many Flit Away on Excursions to Coast
- Building Entrance Arch
- Song Service Arranged
- Woolgrower off Press
- Marketing Expert to Visit Fruit Centers
- No Services Today
- Dennies Petition for Writ
- Court Files Report
- Real Estate Transfers
- Births
- 40 Acres Irrigated Land
- Richards is Speaker
- Sentenced to Penitentiary
- Inheritance Tax Paid
- Ethical Meeting
- Births Double Deaths
- Mayor Answers Charge
- Prepare for Debating
- Waterloo Associations Hold Joint Meeting
- Invitations for All
- Auditorium Rink Season is Started
- Uncle Sam is Prosperous
- Milk Samples Found up to Requirements
- Wheeler Accepts Office
- Marriage Licenses
- Farmer is Bankrupt
- Incorporations
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- Kaighn Declares Grand Army Men like Salt Lake
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- Big Dividend Voted by Oregon Lumber Co.
- Opposition is Found to Eight-Hour Bill
- Favors Use of Railroad Pamphlets as Textbooks in the Public Schools
- 40 Acres Irrigated Land
- Arrested on Charge of Kidnaping Her Children
- Paul Cadorette Ends His Life With Does of Deadly Cyanide
- Child Born to Beckers
- Spend $750,000 for Strike Relief Work
- Aims to Become Leader
- Harvester Company Asks Favor from Taft
- 'U' Painting Planned
- Race Ends Tonight
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- Accuse Smallpox Patient of Robbery
- 'Lifesaving Station for Classes' Will be Subject of Address
- He Only Played on His Guitar in Her Parlor; Jail, 10 Days
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- Records of Youngsters Wanted by Police
- Class Visits Gas Plant
- Condition Improved
- Sanitary Inspector's Report
- Canning Officers Selected
- Woman is Sent to State Mental Hospital
- 'Boardwalk' Pastor to Lecture in Ogden
- Board of Health Meets
- Statement of Fees
- Supervisors Leave for Posts
- Former Mayor of Park City Suicide; Thought Deranged
- Will Take Strict Measures
- Will Built Plant
- Baby Boy Arrives
- Will Pick Site
- Money in Treasury
- Asks for Divorce
- Knight-Shelton
- 40 Acres Irrigated Land
- Contract for Garage
- Best to Assist
- Wilson, Held for Trial, Released at Once
- Nevada Commission Cuts Local Fares
- Refugee from Mexico Accidentally Killed
- Logan Briefs
- $10,000 Libel Suit is on at Farmington
- New Bank Will Open in Logan February 20
- House Damaged by Fire
- Officers Elected
- Ready to Greet Knights
- Deputy to Visit Elks
- Electrician Hurt
- Dies at Lake Shore
- Waldo Johson Dies
- Licensed to Wed
- Manti Pioneer Dies after Lingering Illness
- Much Interest in Midland Meeting
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- Would Prevent Bill's Passage
- Buyers and Growers on Record as Opposed to the Baling of Wool
- Convict Gets Away from Prison Camp
- Mr. Groundhog Comes out of Hiding Today
- Mining Men Approve Bill
- Notes Left by Woman Who Ended Life Found Pinned to Her Skirt
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- Prisoner Not Wanted by Oregon Authorities
- License Change Sought
- Would like to Amend Thornley Betting Bill
- Veterans Prepare for Their Annual Ball
- New Bank Receives Big Deposits Opening Day
- Arranges Dance at Utah
- Police Arrange for Ball
- Templeman Funeral Monday
- Pool Declares War on Canadian Pacific
- Receives Medal from Kaiser
- Another Injunction Asked Against City
- Inaugural Parade Will be in Eight Divisions
- Rev. Short Announces Subjects
- In Plot to Defraud City
- Takes Harikari Route
- Urges Supervision of Shipping Agreements
- Oil Advance Halted
- Firemen Vote for Strike
- Pending Legislation Will be Discussed by the Parents Classes
- Police Station Robbed
- Slayer of Husband Exonerated by Court
- Entertained by Emperor
- 40 Acres Irrigated Land
- Bank Thief Sentenced
- Dr. Mary Walker Pinched
- Department of Justice and Court in Conflict
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- Yokel Brimming over with Confidence Feels He Has Championship within Grasp
- Gotham Boxing on High Plane, Says Corbett
- Strength of Utah and B. Y. U. Shown
- High School Team Makes 937 Score
- To Introduce Boxing Measure This Week
- Complete Plans for Sox-Giants Tour of World
- Cuban Holds Safe Lead in New York
- Sox Best 'Delayers' in Baseball History
- Signs Johnston
- Hoppe Training Faithfully for Championship Match with Sutton
- Salt Lake May Lose State Basketball Tournament-to be Held Early in March
- B. Y. C. Loses to Fast Provo Five
- Yussiff Hassane on Trail of Zbyszko
- Connie Completes $100,000 Infield; J. Franklin Signs
- West Virginia and Iowa Tie for First
- Ogden Fans Coming
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- Thorpe's Salary Will be Better than $5000 Year
- Amateur Tournament Record to Go Committee Announces 65 Entries
- L. D. Defeats Y. M. C. A. Quintet
- To Organize All-Indian Team from Carlisle Graduates, Plan
- Would Make Sunday Baseball Crime
- Best Connolly
- Mathiesen Wins Again
- Absence of Sponge Proves Almost Fatal
- Rtichie Would be Pickings for Me, Chirps Dance
- U. of C. Wants Utah Stars in Big Track Meet
- M'Lean Captures Two
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- Springville Loses to Pleasant Grove
- 1913 Schedule Pleases
- Bossner Has Hopes
- Managers Were Always Popular With Majority of Regular Fans
- M'Graw Plans Another Flying Start for Giants
- Sutton Confident He Can Beat Hoppe
- Burlingtons Lose to Heber Quintet
- Another $200
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- 'Old Man Time' Has Clutches on Black Champion
- Three Tied at Top of City Bowling League
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- Baseball Notes
- Sweeney Was Best Throwing Catcher
- Coalville Swamped
- News and Gossip of the Diamond
- Charleston Results
- Commissioner and Manager Hold Talk-Fest on Referee Question
- Juarez Results
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- Gotch's Mat Battles
- Ed Delehanty Beat His Way to First Job
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- Engineers Start Tomorrow on the Inspection Tour
- New and Sensational Game Played in East
- Auto Trucks Will be a Big Feature of the Great Chicago Show
- Topics of Interest in Automobiledom
- Mike Donlin Again Predicts for His Team
- Thompson Vs. Moha
- Governors Favor Good Roads Cause
- With the Dealers
- Mandarins Now Ride over Roads of China in Modern Motor Cars
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- Dineen Wins $200 Prize for Service
- Motorcycle Notes
- 40 Acres Irrigated Land
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- Gold Gridiron Bestowed upon President Taft
- Jumps from Window but is Recaptured
- Handcart Pioneer Answers Final Call
- Says He Was Robbed in a Rooming House
- Wounded Convict is in a Critical Condition
- Burroughs Force at Banquet at the Utah
- Charged With Receiving Stolen Overcoats
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- He Packed Onions with His Glad Rags
- Irrigation Companies Elect Board Members
- Want Planks Removed from Head of Jordan
- Fruitgrowers Plan Strong Association
- Electric Club is Guest at Logan of Big Roundup
- New Jersey May Clinch Income Tax Amendment
- Wire News Boiled Down
- Fashion's Fancies Pointedly Told
- Farmington Will Send Delegation to Urge Defeat of Mabey Bill
- Mexican Defeats Spaniard
- Mayor Fell Returns
- Farmer and Wife Murdered
- Case of Glanders is Discovered in Provo
- Died
- Died
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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- Theatrical Offerings for the Week In Salt Lake
- 'Road Show' to be Attraction at Orpheum Week Starting Today
- Historic Scenes of Mormonism Re-Enacted in Motion Pictures
- In Black Face at the Empress
- William J. Kelly and Company Will be Seen in Play by Paul Armstrong at the Colonial
- 'the Siren' to Tame Hearts at Salt Lake Last Half of Week
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- Utah's Resources Yet Undeveloped Are Magnificent
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- Plow Company Will Change Location
- Wheatland Company Acquires Large Tract in Box Elder County
- United Home Builders Have Very Busy Week
- Heating Plant for Business Section is Liked by Realty Men
- Branch Offices for Mosida-by-the-Lake
- Receive Last Offer to Buy
- Salt Lake Route Office Moved to New Location
- Knox and Holmes Sell Moapa Ranch for $50,000
- Hastening Work on New Home of the Modern Picture Drama
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- To Wage Battle on Curb Dealers
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- Sales in January Reach High Mark
- Demand for Homes Unusually Heavy
- Should Beautify City before Exposition is Opened, Says Halloran
- Home Builders Open New Offices
- May Open Branch Factory in South
- Expect Immigrants to Settle in Utah
- State Society
- Many Important Deals Aree Closed
- Local News
- Capital Land Joins Bettilyon Company
- Price of Lumber is Steadily Advancing
- Things to Remember
- Practical Education in Box Elder County
- Color Blendings
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- Financial and Commercial
- Politics in Far North
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- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Next Time You Go to a Wedding Bear These Odd Facts in Mind
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Estray Notice
- Delinquent Notice
- Delinquent Notice
- Delinquent Notice
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-02-02 | Page 34 | William J. Kelly and Company Will be Seen in Play by Paul Armstrong at the Colonial
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-02-02 |
| 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/s6r79m4d |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6r79m4d |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | William J. Kelly and Company Will be Seen in Play by Paul Armstrong at the Colonial |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-02-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 34 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6r79m4d/10103438 |