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- President Promise 'Deliberation and Firmness'
- Britons' Wrath is Aroused
- Local News
- Germany Places Blame for Disaster on Ship's Owners
- Dutch Newspapers Condemn Germany's Submarine Warfare
- Latest Count Shows 1198 Lost on Lusitania, including 120 Americans
- Borah Attacks Wilson's Policy
- Maude Adams Faints on News of Frohman
- Bodies of Victims on English Shores
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- To Observe Mothers' Day
- Germans Take City of Libau
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- Wall Street Shows Ability to Maintain Financial Equilibrium
- Peery Home Robbed
- Bishap Scanlan Weak
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- Head of State Police Defends Their Conduct
- Ohio Strike Settled
- Forts Silenced by Fleet's Fire
- Three Cases Dismissed
- Many Call at Utah Building
- American Consul Missing
- Seeking other Machine
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- Best Laxative for Children
- Join in Celebration
- Teachers in Ogden Start Opposition to Fund for Retirement
- Prisoner is Taken Back Home Corpse
- Ogden Jurors Summoned
- Observe Mothers' Day
- Preparing Exercises
- Cabinets Hide Liquor
- May Have Eloped
- Ogden Minor Items
- Pupils Help the Needy
- Cowles Addresses Pupils
- Start Work on Factory
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- Blind to Give Program
- Horses Damage Auto
- Marriage Licenses Issued
- Car on Logan Line Meets with Accident
- Will Meet at Blackfoot
- Spanish Fork Notes
- Tooele News Notes
- Snow Academy Takes First Place in Meet
- Schools Need $129,600
- To Give Big Carnival
- Waste of Time
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- Typists Enter Annual Contest
- Banking Property is Nearly Seven Million
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- Will Combat White Plague
- Enforced Haircut Leads to Complaints Against Two More
- Identifies Nick Alles
- Veterans Will Hold State Meeting Here
- City Brevities
- Appointments Made
- Canvass Will be Made
- Phoenix Voting District
- Fire Damages Wire Works
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- Made Star of Maude Adams
- Submarine Seen Form Lusitania
- Jury Acquits Mrs. Carman
- To Bring U. S. into War Germany's Aim Says Lord Beresford
- Scales of Salt Lake Weigh Full Measures
- Hubbard's Civil Rights Restored by President
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- Vanderbilt Known Here
- Hubbard a Utah Booster
- Knew Lost Playwright
- Local News
- British Destroyer Blown up by Mine
- War in Orient Averted by Surrender of China
- Germans Rejoice over Sinking of Lusitania
- Speed Swamps Boats
- Local News
- Local News
- High Source of Slag
- The New Pedagogy
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- Seeks Aid for National Road
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- Praises of Empire Models Are Sung
- Good Roads Idea Now Gripping People
- Miniature Battleship Interests Many Boys
- Did He
- Artist Leavitt Married
- Pass Vacation in Utah Urged
- To Keep Milk Pure
- Grand Larceny Charged
- Final Contests Held This Week
- Many Ships Face Danger
- To Raise Relief Fund
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- Three Maxwells for Road Race
- Lincoln Highway in Shape Botterill Gets Reports
- Denver to Furnish Ford Machines for Salt Lake Market
- Use of Pneumatic Truck Tires Urged
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- Puritan Lands Eldredge
- New England is Expecting Many
- Pleased with Mileage Tests
- Oakland Car is Low and Assures Safety
- Tire Company Takes Keystone Agency
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- Wolter Noses Gedeon out of First Place
- Portland Cement Club Looks like a Winner in the Trolley League
- Trolley League Leaders to Have Real Opposition
- Speed Kings of Auto Game Read for the Trials
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- Kolehmainen Wins Another Marathon
- Buemiller Leads in Successful Steals
- Big College Teams Are Shy on Boxmen
- Milford Ball Tossers Ready for the Season
- Broadway Leaguers Playing Good Ball
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- Commercial Now in Good Shape
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- 'Tend to Your Knitting' Applies to Trap Shooting
- Romney Believes His Baseball Team Will Make Good Showing This Year
- Copper Bankers in Front Again
- Boxer-Philosopher Looking for Fight
- Middies Winners
- Ohio State Loses
- A Good Angler
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- Salt Lake Wins from Scotchmen in Hot Contest
- Rickey's St. Louis Browns Get a Champion Signal Snatcher
- Rube Evans Pulls Prize Bone Play
- Regret Wins in Kentucky Dereby
- Princeton Oarsmen Win Triangular Race
- Not in the Running
- Is Brown Coming Back?
- B. Y. U. Tennis Players Lead
- Yale Defeats Tigers Easily
- 'Red' Killifer, Star with Phillies Now
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- Jack Coombs Wins Another for Brooklyn
- Yankees Give Red Sox Beating; Score 10 to 3
- Beavers Give Seals Battle, but Lose Out
- Pirates Take the Fourth Straight
- Browns Defeat Detroit 6 to 4
- Braves Win Game in Eleventh Frame
- White Sox Take to Cleveland Pitching
- L. D. S. U. Tennis Players Working
- Mackmen Rally in Seventh and Win
- College Baseball
- Sloufeds and Buffs Divide Double Card
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- Squeeze Plays Win for 'Hap' in Fourteenth
- Benny Kauff, Cobb of Feds, Was Coal Miner
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- Two Members of Yale Ball Team May Soon Join Connie's Squad
- Cornell Beats Havard Stars
- Road Racers to Try out Course
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- Spring Blast Helps Crops in Sections
- Improvements Raise Values
- Bank Clearings Reflect Improvement in Business
- Reports Many Sales in Chesterfield
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- Sixteen Houses Sold
- Takes New Quarters
- Freda Latimer Dies
- Announces Regular Quarterly Dividend
- Woodmen of World to Conduct Big Function
- Aviator Tumbles to Death
- Suggests Way of Ending War
- University to Act as Host
- Returns from Rate Hearing at Chicago
- To Give German Plays
- Bryan Has New Secretary
- Held on Pander Charge
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- Crop Reports Show Increase
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- Mills Are Turning out War Supplies
- Pupils of Schools to Join in Festival
- Fellowship Granted Miners by Columbia
- Three Germans Drowned
- 75,835 Inspections Made during April
- Diehl Funeral Tomorrow
- Germans Driven from London Stock Exchange
- Bernstorff Refuses to Make Statement regarding Lusitania
- Gardner Rebuked by Secretary Tumulty
- Steamers Truro and Don Sunk
- Lusitania Insurance Amounts to $7,500,000
- The Usual Thing
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- New Trial is Ordered for Anselmo
- Police Identify Man in Custody as Former Convict
- To Give Ball
- New Licenses Not Required
- Boiler Tests Are Continued
- Insurance Writers to Entertain Guests
- Archie Hill Wins Prize
- Prominent Citizen is Victim of Pneumonia
- Bear River Subject of Further Studies
- Newhouse Waiters Go on Strike When Dinner is Ordered
- Says Germany Violated Law
- Holland People Eager to Fight
- Will Measure Stream's Flow
- Settle with City after Going over Auto Speed Limit
- Boy Scouts to Clean out City's Nooks and Corners
- Many Laws in Effect on Tuesday
- Bids Opened by Board
- Services to be Monday
- Six Attend Convention
- Salt Lake Warrants Gain One Point in Financial Markets
- Chinese Meet
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- Old Ontario Mine to Resume Operations; Park City Output
- Empire Copper is Employing 220 Men
- Beaver Horseshoe to Develop Potash Vein near Beaver City
- Black Jack Directors to Meet next Monday
- Clearing House
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- Quiet, Uneventful Week Closes on Local Mining Exchange
- Iron Blossom as Viewed at Its Home
- No Heavy Work Done in American Fork
- Sold-out Copper Condition is New
- 52 Mining Locations Made in Goldstrike
- Thinks next Boomlet Will Light in Midst of Beaver's Mines
- Car $169 Copper Ore Shipped to Salt Lake by Grand Gulch Co
- Major Evans May be Started up Directly
- May Day Increases Dividend to $24,000 or 3 Cents a Share
- Silver Island Gets More $200 Silver Ore from Gethin Le Roy
- Few Tintic Mines Holding Contracts
- Willard's Sensation is Little Honey Bee
- Notes and Personals
- Metal Quotations
- Tintic's April Ore Output 580 Carloads Valued at $725,000
- Gibbs and Glockner on Wasatch-Flagstaff
- Reported Discovery of Antimony in Camp near the Goldstrike
- South Hecla's Ore Output Was $104,000 Last Shipping Season
- Contract Copper Camp Will Have Celebration May 15, Builders' Day
- Notice
- Notice
- Notice
- Utah to Have Mill for Uranium Ores
- Clover Opens More 38 to 48 Zinc Ores and Lead Widens
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1915-05-09 | Page 24 | L. D. S. U. Tennis Players Working
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1915-05-09 |
| 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/s64f2whg |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64f2whg |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | L. D. S. U. Tennis Players Working |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1915-05-09 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 24 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64f2whg/10007250 |