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- Premier Virtual Dictator
- Lloyd-George Names New Advisers War Cabinet is Chosen by Premier
- Discipline for Speculators in Food, Grocer Says
- Trench Raids Test Mettle of Warriors
- Oyama Dies; Japan Loses War Genius
- Congress Gets down to Work
- 60,000 Garment Makers May Strike
- Sinn Feiners Shout Rebellion
- No Proposal for Mediation by America
- Armed Steamer in Path of Big Liners
- Boycott Forces Drop in Prices
- Greek Crisis near Venizelos at Fore May Become Regent
- Noted Men Tell of Antidotes for Temptation Evil
- Teutons Checked Russ Say
- Ask Increases in U. S. Wages
- Chamorro Names His New Advisers
- Earl Curzon Betrothed
- Kaiser Has Praise for Von Hindenburg; Confers Grand Cross
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- Food Laws Are Proving Worth
- Bopp Will Testify in Own Defense
- Reports Decrease in Navy Food Cost
- Deutschland in Home Port
- Villa Bandit Tries to Murder Consul
- Loses Big Damage Suit
- An Inherited Aversion
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- Spectacular Career of George Bemis Closes
- Complete Plans for Big Bazaar
- British Steamer Sunk
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- Grand Opera Singers in Chicago on Strike
- Alleged Embezzler Surrenders Self
- 'the squaw Man' at Second Ward
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- Efficiency Has Part in Church
- Embargo Put on Food Shipments
- Dream of Snake True
- Stalked by Wolves in Blizzard, Rich Broker Found after Five Days
- Coming to Orpheum
- Bourbons Will Cut High Jinks
- Famous Coach Company Buys
- Wyoming Miner Dies Here
- W. C. T. U. Rally Espouses Cause
- Montenegro's Exiled King Visits British Forces in the Balkans
- Storrs Said to be a Winner
- Eloquent Tributes Paid A. F. Elggren
- Russia is Exporting Beet Seed to the U. S.
- Compensation Bill is Ready
- Funeral of Beulah Henderson
- Howard to Deliver Lecture
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- Envoy of Nipponese on Trade Visit Here
- Safety is First Rule
- Hard on the Burglar
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- Believe They Have Slayer
- Burk Believes Davis is Bandit
- Suicide or Murder?
- Delinquent in Taxes
- Tangle in Election
- Confiscate Wet Goods
- Dies from Unknown Causes
- Fire Apparatus Balks
- Second Coming of Savior His Theme
- Sanpete Stake Meeting Begins
- Court Dates Fixed
- Hospital for Richfield
- Farewell to Missionary
- Milford to Have Community Tree
- Hinckley Report Shows Wide Scope
- Irrigation Cases Start Trial Today
- Rob Jewelry House
- Bandit is Not Found
- Killed by Ore Train
- Moab News Items
- Burial of Orson Daniels
- Parker Released as Counselor
- Wall Funeral at Kaysville
- Aggies Will Play 'Admirable Crichton'
- Burial by the Elks
- Pan-Hellenic Dance Patronesses Chosen
- Changes in Debating Schedules Arranged
- Plan Campaign for Loan Bank
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- Jevne is Released
- Amusement Co. Incorporates
- Aid for War Sufferers
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- Time to Clean the Rust from Last Year's Skates
- Winter Home of Ducks in Doubt
- Deseret Gym Class to Study Fencing
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- Ferdie Schupp Makes Great Record in 1916
- L. D. S. U. Forms Swimming Club
- Season Encouraging to Berkeleyans Expect Winning Grid Team in 1917
- Cal. Ewing's Idea for Younger Players O. K
- Woman Wonder at Billiards
- Portlander Will Lead Notre Dame
- Norgren Wants to Have Change Made in Track Rules
- Golorado Mitt Artist Makes Debut Tonight
- Polo Tourney Begins Jan.1
- West High Boys to Play Again
- Strenuous Life in Summer Becomes Simple in Winter
- Moha Matched with Dillon
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- Shot at a Reptile, Discovers Rich Mine
- Mason Walley Plant Starting up Talk
- Utah Copper Leaching Plant Ready in Spring
- Wood River Property is Taken under Bond
- Old Rawhide Camp Showing High Grade
- Nevada Wonder Co. Issues a Report
- North Tintic Work and New Locations
- Old Emma Shipments Chronicled from East
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- De Weese is Accused of Wife Murder
- Pappas Wins Again Chief among Greeks 1200 Votes Are Cast
- First Oratorio Rehearsal
- Wooden Shoes Are Suggested
- Drugged and Money Stolen
- Moose Committee in Sunday Confab
- Fire Ties up Cars
- Police Take Suspect Trio
- Stockyards Making Record
- Mining Man's Bride Comes for Visit
- Ready for Annual Play Drama Cast is Assigned Present Pinero's Comedy
- Observe Anniversary
- Lively Row over Spoils in Prospect
- Homer Approves Library Plan
- Would-be Robber Imprisons Saloon Employees in Icebox
- Sandy Ready with Welcome
- Emersion Ward Plans Big Christmas Fete
- Leave to Attend Governor's Meet
- To Hold 'Rustic Rahjab'
- Seek a Postmaster
- East High Assembly
- Interest Grows in Big Meeting
- Funeral Services for Mrs. M'farlane
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1916-12-11 | Page 9 | Aggies Will Play 'Admirable Crichton'
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-12-11 |
| 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/s6446s8h |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6446s8h |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Aggies Will Play 'Admirable Crichton' |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1916-12-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6446s8h/10022797 |