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- Page 1
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- Bolivians Engage in Civil Warfare
- Suffrage Test Suit Fails
- Villa Issues an Ultimatum
- Bryan Censures Both Parties
- Women Will Defend Vilna
- Storm Strikes Idaho Town
- Attempt to Break up Dope Ring
- Third Report of Death True
- Death Summons Railroad Man
- Kansas Miners Go to Wyoming
- Governor Closes Door to Suffrage
- Sedition Trial in Chicago
- Poles on the Offensive
- O' John B. Thrift. Sr.
- Germany Agrees to Disarmament
- Carson Says Britains Fail
- Confesses Shooting His Wife
- Soviet Accepts Trade Terms
- Charged with Conspiracy
- Fletcher Doubts Mexican Leaders
- Croker Declared Mentally O. K.
- Crew Refused to be Washed
- Carlos Herrera
- Two Men Burned to Death
- Show Little Respect for Flag
- Third National Party is Launched
- Huns Warned off Streets
- Liquor Scandal at Frisco
- Forest Fires in Arizona
- Kentuckian Runs Amuck
- Soviet to Sign Peace Pact
- Four Children Drift 25 Hours
- Couple Wed by Wireless
- Utah and Utahns
- Don Jaime De Bourbon
- Steamship Sinks following Collision
- Page 2
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- The American Legion
- He Won
- Stickler for Details
- Lipton Entertains Wounded Soldiers
- Great Host of Elks Invade Chicago
- Tuning up Lipton's Challenger
- Police Rifle Team in Action
- Worth Knowing
- "Lot's Wife"
- Mrs. Cox and Her Babe
- Practice Diligence
- "And Daughter."
- Poultry Cackles
- Needed a Thorough Sousing
- One Good Time
- When Man Weighs Nothing
- Taking Chinese Census
- Avoid Collisions
- Actions That Count
- Dreaming of Old Age
- Muff and Mutt
- [Untitled]
- Page 3
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- Five Minute Chats About Our Presidents
- Highest Type of Joy
- Courage
- Aristocrats among Sweaters
- Ribbons Inspire Accessories
- Leather Belts
- Figured Foulard Blouses
- Looking forward to Fall
- A Pink Bride
- A Bride in Gray
- Many Advantages of Marketing Surplus Produce Co-operatively
- Stable Flies Breed in Any Dirty Place
- Storage Diseases of Onion
- Profitable Periods of Hen
- General Farm Notes
- Live Stock Facts
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- Page 6
- Page 7
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- Piscatorial Labor Saver
- Burglars Helped Him Out
- Good Roads
- Spend Billions for Luxuries
- Prize Snake Yarn of Year Comes from Brazil Wilds
- Dog Showering Her Mother Love on Lambs
- Real Kiss in Candy Store
- Makes Him Bullet Proof
- Swims 600 Feet to Warn Train
- Shipping 50,000 Baby Chicks a Day
- Warn of Passport Sharks
- Jelly 28 Years Old
- His Lack of Judgment
- [Untitled]
- Without Confirmation
- Linguist Baffled
- Agreed
- Pleasant Reminiscence
- Page 8
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- Home Town Helps
- Attractive Mail Box
- Concerning the Gurdan
- Co-ordination of Work
- Her Heartlessness
- Community's Benefactor
- When Love Grew Cold
- Bright Front Door
- Alsatian Petroleum Wells
- Seal Tips Boat Girl and Youth in Bog
- "Dead" Man in Time to Stop Funeral
- Sold Two Pints, Hit Hard
- Too Much Quite Enough
- Much Married Man Serving Sentence
- Bull Plunged from Ring and Kills Two
- Indian Ruins of Oaxaca
- To Raze Historic Building
- Well, Considering the Provocation!
- Pets That Saved Property
- Why, of Course
- Rowing in Top Hats
- The Major's Sacrifice
- "Greater than All Things"
- "Mirandy Says."
- Recalls Red Bandanna
- Jade Green for Weddings
- Sashes on Fall Models
- On the Funny S
Wasatch Wave | 1920-07-16 | Page 1 | Governor Closes Door to Suffrage
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1920-07-16 |
| Paper | Wasatch Wave |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6j68x0r |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6j68x0r |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Governor Closes Door to Suffrage |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1920-07-16 |
| Paper | Wasatch Wave |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6j68x0r/22138240 |