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- 2 Song Cycles to be Sung at Literary Club
- Noted Organist Arrives Meier is Also Composer Accepts Position in City
- Girl Artist Wins Prize Selections for Oratorio L. D. S. Pupil is Favorite
- Widely Known Musicians to Form Company
- 'U' Orchestra Will Give Ogden Concert
- Concert Wins High Praise
- Utah Professor Speaks in New York
- Music Standards Receive Attention
- Prof. Giles' Pupils Plan Piano Recitals
- Over There Music Puzzles Experts
- Plea Made for Uniformity in Musical Terms
- Salt Lake Singer on Winning Tours
- Ideal Music Studio in Salt Lake
- Music Program at Methodist Church
- Just the Same Here
- Liberty Park Band Concert Announced
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- Music is Therapeutical Rhythm Restores Health Mind Also is Responsible
- Students Will Sing Oratorio
- Schumann-Heink Billed Patriotic Ballads Listed
- Miss Bryant Scores Big in Oakland Cal
- Is Wife Boss? Just Ask Hubby
- Thumb Prints
- " The Red Glove" Goaded to Fury
- Famed Feature is due at Orpheum Theatre, June 2
- Memorial Tree
- Federation to Fight for Proper Housing
- Quarrels Needless, Says Elderly Pair
- Widower Aged 69 Weds Wido, 73
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- Germans Will Sign Treaty, is Belief
- Crime Suspects
- Opportunity Knocks; Will Utah Wake and Throw Wide Her Door?
- Man and Wife Held in Murder Mystery
- Von Hindenburg Seeks Refuge in Switzerland
- Billon is Sought to Finance Railways
- Flier Climbs to Another Plane in Thrilling Flight
- Bolsheviki Are Disintegrating, Omsk Declares
- Hope Felt for Early End of Winnipeg Row
- Yankee Gas Would Have Wiped Huns from Globe
- The Daily Herald Insures 100 per Cent Service; Telephone Your Troubles
- U. S. Honors Claim Filed in 1864 for Horse Slain in War
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- Rantzau is Dubious on Ability to Make Good
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- Nations Bitter, Says J. R. Mott
- 'War Risk Officials Must Go': Laguardia
- Idaho and Nevada Yankees Win Cross
- Eastern Bourbons Urge President to Aid U. S. People
- Remains of Blast Victims Are Found
- Aviators Sail from Capital to Boston
- $1,000,000 Loss in Texas Storm
- British Labor Chief Arrives
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- Salt Lake to Get Internal Revenue District Office
- Gem State Pioneer Leaves Big Family
- Experts Make Map of Counties' Soil
- Granted Citizenship
- Holy Cross Nurses to Get Diplomas Finish Three Years of Instruction
- U. A. C. Experts Find Sites for Pumping Units
- Dean of Girls Will Speak on Social Hygiene
- Harassed Hubby Wants Divorce
- Inventor's Brother Marries in Ogden
- Girl Asks $40,000 for Mate's Death
- Wounded Ogden Boy Improves
- Beet Thinners Imperative
- Dido and Jonah Greet Students of Psychology
- Weber County Schools Honor Retiring Head
- Washington Avenue Paving Progressing
- Board Recognizes Teachers' Union
- Opportunity Beckons at Logan School
- Postmaster Returns
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- All Not Happy in U.S. Camp at Paris, is Rumor
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- Fiction Heroes to Appear S. L. to See Cappy Ricks
- Wilson Said to Resent Critics
- New Yorkers Oppose Wartime Prohibition
- Convicted Slayer Said to be Wholesale Killer
- Women Will Serve on Bourbon Boards
- Seattle Democrats Rally for Wilson
- 'Bolshevism Over', Declares Banker
- Poles Capture Lutsk
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- Ohio Bids Adieu to 'King John'
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- Frat Men Hear Baker's Speech
- Gulf Gale Wrecks Telephone Lines
- Oldest Jesuit Dies at Denver College
- French Translate Works of Wilson
- This Mother Breaks All Triplet Records
- Gambling Rampant in Britain, Says Paper
- Bonillas Departs on Friendly Visit
- Safety Road Rules to be Carefully Observed
- Paris Honors Argentine Man
- Social Worker Departs
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- Industry Drive [Illegible] Utahns' Warm Support
- 4 Months in Jail for Selling Booze
- Here's Marine War Score Most Crosses, Best Shots
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- British Mission' Reunion Planned
- Val Verda Reveals Value of Suburbs
- Comedy Company Formed
- White to Head Cavalry Troop
- Evidence Finished in Traction Case
- Farewell Planned for Missionaries
- Japanese Trackman Pleads Not Guilty
- Riverdale Milk Excels
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- Japs in Korea Savages, Says U.S. Preacher
- European 'Dry' Advocates Here
- 300 Oregon Fires Caused by Tobacco
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- France to Rebuild 550,000 Structures
- French Colonial Governor in U. S
- People Must Vote on Dry Amendment
- Yankees Crowd Latin Quarter
- U. S. Mission Sleeps in Once Royal Beds
- Reintroduce Bill for 6 Months' Pay
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- Plan Track Meet to Celebrate July Fourth
- One of Salt Lake's Many School Girl Baseball Teams
- Kilbane Avers Jess is Fastest with Left Jab
- Vast Supplies of Sporting Goods Were Furnished Force in France, Says Army Report
- Separate Commission Would be Needed to Carry on Work of National Highway System
- Schaefer Death Great Loss to Baseball Fans
- Expects 4-Cylinder Car to Win Motor Sweepstakes
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- Three Homers in First Start Winner for Home Team
- Utahns Entered in Marathon
- Break Faber's Streak, Winning from Chicago
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- Pugilistic Artists Are Many Who Have Used Assumed Name
- Robins Beat Pirates after Fair Handicap
- Play Baseball by Moonlight under Palms
- Pacific Coast League
- Ted Johnson
- Robert Martin
- College Games
- Idaho Teams After Title
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- [Illegible] Stage Weekly Battles Today
- Southern League Signs Grid Hero
- Racquet Stars to Start Play
- Pfister Among Road Race Men
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- Vernon Trims Yipper Team
- Amateurs Mix in Fast Games
- Seals Make it Four of Five
- Out of Pitchers, Use Gleishmann
- Complete List of Prizes for Annual Race
- Riflemen Are Making Great Shots at Range
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- Many Entries for Aquatic Championship
- Moran Has No Wonder Players, but Hurling Staff Will Give Club Punch
- Sprints Defeat Princeton Crew
- College Sports
- Famous Airedale Stolen from Show
- Great Ovation is Given Hank Gowdy
- East High is State Champ in Baseball
- Brown Breaks State Record in Mile Run
- At the Traps
- Wisconsin's Swimming Team Ready for Any Woman's College Team in Country
- Earl Sykes Sold
- Wambsganss is Leading Batter of Americans
- Prison Team Beats Knights Players
- Dempsey Sticks to 'One O-Cat'
- Western Swimmers Will Go to Paris
- Many Players Ready at Brighton Beach
- Ladder of Light Wins King's Plate
- Richards is [Illegible]
- Potash Boys Win
- Will Meet Barrieau
- First Curve Twirler Called by Death
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- [Illegible] Indicate Success of Car
- O. W. Ewing Buys Third Chandler Automobile; Insurance Man Owns One of 1919 Beauties
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- Makes Denial Merger Report
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- Puts Car through some Hard Stunts
- Oil Workers Honor Heroic Captain
- [Illegible] Forces Attack Tires
- Bok Gives Scouts Treasure Island
- S. L. Lads Plan for Big Week
- Boy Scouts on Treasure Hunt
- Baden-Powell Visits America
- Scoutmasters Hold Meeting
- Ogden to Get Scout Council
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- Centenary of Walt Whitman' Birth to be Observed throughout Nation
- Utahn to Divert Tiny Water Flow
- Lawmaker Gives Land to Blanding
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- One-Cent Letter Postage Proposed
- Writes with Blood on Grain of Wheat
- O Captain! My Captain!
- Complete Revision of Tariff is Promised
- Start Now to Make Whole World 'Dry'
- Ship Runs Slow as Surgeon Operates on Soldier at Sea
- Cummins Asks to Remain in Senate
- I. W. W. Headquarters in Oakland Raided
- Senate May Vote on Suffrage Monday
- Republicans Name Senate Committees
- Ferid Pasha Heads New Turk Cabinet
- Two Killed When Plane Hits Sand
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- [Illegible] Temporary Depression Not Alarming
- Cardiff Starts Its 1919 Work up Cottonwood
- Provo Prepares to Start Work
- Sales $54,000 Less on 'Change; East is Firm
- South Hecla is Shipping 100 Tons Ore Daily
- Utah Men Take Part in Denver
- Business Confidence Spreads over Country, Wall Street Report
- Monarch to Soon Reach Objective
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- More Favorable Metal Market is Now Noted
- Kennebec to Resume Work in Few Days
- Prince Ships 4800 Tons Ore during Month
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- Standard Rail Connection Not for 3 Months
- 20 Years of High Silver, Senator Pittman's Opinion
- Columbus Rex Drifts 30 Feet in Good Ore
- 17 Big Coppers and Their Combined Output in March
- Ray Consolidated Quarter Production 12,291,381.LBS
- Corp Movement Puts Corn Down
- Selma Directors Crossing Swords
- Notes and Personals
- Eastern Produce
- Grain Markets
- Leading Silver Producers and Their Present Profits
- South Park is Starting Work on Lead Ores
- Pope-Shenon is Marketing Ore
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- Trade Leaders Are Confident of Big [Illegible]
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- [Illegible Mines [Illegible] Richer [Illegible] at Depth
- Statistics
- Deep Creek is Shipping Lead
- 35 Men Will Work at Tunnel
- Will Street Quotations
- Old Giroux Mine Will Increase Its Forces
- Los Angeles Quotations
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- Real Estate Transfers
- Births
- Marriage Licenses
- Police Watch Portland Clubs
- Charles F. Wade Passes Suddenly
- Child Labor Tax in Supreme Court
- Nevada Miner and Smelters
- Farmers of Canada Will Enter Politics
- 7th District Banks Report Big Gains
- Sixty per Cent of Army is Disbanded
- Boche Conquerors Sent 23,000 Lads of Serbia to Death
- Brewers to Await Decision Reading
- 15,538 Pounds Milk Cow's Yearly Yield
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- R. C. Gemmell Feasts Scouts Who Aided U. S.
- Lagoon and Waikiki Beach is Ready for Opening Bathers Will Throng Resort Beginning next Friday
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- U. S. Grants Time to Insured Men
- Urge Amendment in War Risk Bill
- Pave Streets in Walker Place
- L. D. S. to Decorate Battalion Graves
- High School Boys Go to Beet Fields
- Missionary to Speak
- M. I. A. to Honor Wilford Woodruff
- Last of Resort Fixtures
- Portage Co. Will Maintain Prices
- Salvation Army Leader Expected
- Auto Hits Woman
- New Traffic Rules
- Local News
- Sergt. Hammond Back from France
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- Utahns Decry Wilson's Plea on Beer Issue
- Insurance Men Fight Attempt at 'Monopoly'
- Lodge Officer
- Checks Frauds, Police Charge
- Frances Ritchie Says Hubby Was Rough, Divorce
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- Chauffeur Had Rare Rum Line Police Declare
- Eye Infection Bars 42 from Schools
- Marjorie Rambeau Returns to S. L. Secret of Romantic Courtship is out Prohibition Ends 'Tank' Dramatist
- 25 Gallons of Wine Donated to Sewer Rat
- Cafes to Import Strike Breakers
- Pingree States Ford [Illegible] Bank Account
- Seven Firms Bidd for Utah Road Contracts
- Memorial Day Order Issued
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-05-25 | Page 39 | Births
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-05-25 |
| 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/s6m62r75 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6m62r75 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Births |
| Type | birth |
| Date | 1919-05-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 39 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6m62r75/10273324 |