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- Greek King Decides to War on Bulgars
- Blames U. S. Women for Inferior Food Standards in Army
- Villistas Routed in Terrific Fight
- Wilson Not Bigger than His Party
- Mr. Hughes Replies to Criticisms
- Hero of 4 Wars Age 94 Takes Fifth Bride
- Sympathetic N. Y. Walkout is a Failure
- Says England Coerced Italy
- Search for Bremen is without Result
- Male Travelers Swindled on Train by Badger Game
- Trapped by Means of Telephone Device
- Success is Gained by Slaves
- Bids for Navy Food Supplies Advanced
- Newspaper Woman Shoots Politician
- Australia to Confiscate War Profits in Excess of Small Maximum
- Says [Illegible] Voiced Only Own Opinion
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- Bankers Favor Preparedness
- All in Readiness for Utah's Big Complete Exhibit and a Fine [Illegible]
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- Redman is Woman's Hobby Mothers Tribe at Shivwits
- Nurse Shoots Home Matron and Herself
- Called 'Low down Swede'; Asks Divorce
- Pledge Not Kept, Says Fairbanks
- Blast Wrecks Bar
- Dismantling a [Illegible]
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- Bad Teeth Cause Many Human Ills
- Mail Space Plan to be Put to Test
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- Two 'Policies' Are Compared
- Complete Plans for Box Elder's Holoday
- Turner Sees Hughes Victory
- Gowans to Ride in More Elaborate Auto
- Cache Fair a Success
- Ogden Man Victimized
- Weber Leaders Making Ready
- Davis Approves Court Decision
- Business Men Have Outing at Hermitage
- Dobbs to Control
- Hunt Missing Woman
- Make Life Miserable
- Eagles to Parade
- Bourbon Candidates
- Utah County Values
- S. F. Walker Funeral
- Midvale Babe Drowns
- Has Big Enrollment
- Ogden Minor Items
- Tackled Old Game
- Provo News Notes
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- Actress Uses Replica of Her Own Home for Orpheum Vaudeville Skit
- Local News
- Col. Weber's Portrait in Oil
- Juvenile Court Records
- Society
- Speakers' Bureau Head is Chosen
- Faithful Poodle Watches Surgeon's Work over Master
- Thomas Plans Rally
- Wallace Funeral Today
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- The Question is: Can Utes Overtake the Oaks?
- Fine Game Show Placed at State Fair
- Chief Johnson Corralled by Webfoot Tribe
- Philadelphia Overwhelms Brooklyn Alexander Pitches Winning Ball
- Dick Wells to Box Palmer at Manhattan
- Ward Unable to Sail with Athletes
- Miss Pinkerton is 2:17 Trot Winner
- East High Coach Chooses Squad
- Martin Day is Celebrated by Oak Victory
- West High Boys to Meet Logan
- Seen through the Sport Periscope
- 1600 Men Enter Big Rifle Match
- John Finnerty is Acquitted of Charge
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- Yanks Wallop Leaders with Help of Mays
- Standings of the Clubs
- Jack Dempsey Scores Technical Knockout over Young Hector
- Boston Women Win in Tennis Tourney
- Ashton Has Scrappy Eleven at Granite
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- Washington Again Beats Mackmen
- Sioux City Manager Refuses to Pay Kane
- Jackson and Bryant Win Indoor Contests
- Westminster Eleven Meets Tooele Today
- Seen through the Sport Periscope
- Joe Jackson Hasn't Anything on Morton
- Kentucky Colonels Cinch Championship
- Maston Has Neck Broken in Practice
- Body Training Now Required
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- Urge Clemency for M'guire
- Federal Board Warns Farmers
- New Leading Man for Wilkes Theatre
- Ask for Water Rights
- Campaing for Recruits at Big State Fair
- War Drum for Scouts
- Wilson's Plea Futile
- Warn Flour Makers
- Dairymen to Compete
- Mr. Wilson and Labor
- Political Gossip
- Pierce Removal Sustained
- Name Larson Consul
- Funeral of Mrs. Dora Brown
- Negress is Given Rooming Permit
- Bread Soars in Denver
- Trail Blazers Coming
- Two Negroes Lynched
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- Household Hints
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- Capt. E. P. Thompson Dies at Fort Bliss
- Roosevelt to Cross Country on Campaign Trip as Now Planned
- Alcohol May Serve as Gasoline Substitute
- Poulson is Principle
- Eight Steamers Sunk
- 'Ad' Brings Returns; Gets So Many Orders He Can't Fill Them
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- Woos Riches; Wins; Money Not Tainted, Merely Odoriferous
- Reception to Meakins
- Mrs. Dorothy Smith Dead
- Representation Invited
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- Utah Cavalry Coming Home; First Squadron Gets Order
- Committee to Meet Fairbanks
- Roster of First Squadron of Utah National Guard
- Man Mangled by an Engine
- Brewer Death Watch Removed by Jailers
- Maltreats First Born Mother Goes Insane Thinks Life Sought
- Trying for Big Meet
- Ashley Charges Dereliction
- Beatty Urges Rigid Steps to Control Box Elder Rabies
- Auto Victim Expires
- Schefski Chosen for Committee Secretary
- Deny Plot to Hamper Outsiders
- Probe Tragedy in Coast City
- Kearns Buys 'White House'
- Utah Underwriters Capture Silver Cup
- Drugs and Liquor to be Dumped into Salt Lake Waters
- Supreme Bench is Swamped with Cases
- Will Study Sociology
- Judgment Set Aside
- Fall Fatal to Engineer
- Inheritance Tax Paid to State is $2,706,384,30
- Arrange Reception to Sara Bard Field
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1916-09-29 | Page 10 | Roosevelt to Cross Country on Campaign Trip as Now Planned
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-09-29 |
| 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/s6z90j55 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z90j55 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Roosevelt to Cross Country on Campaign Trip as Now Planned |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1916-09-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 10 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z90j55/10032449 |