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- City of Parral is Captured by Villa Americans There Are in Danger
- Deutschland's Visit Upholds G. O. P. Claim
- Mr. Hughes is Confident of His Election
- Passport Refused American Aviator
- Defeat of Conscription May Upset Government
- Allies Will Pursue Drive All Winter
- What the New York Herald of Oct. 26,1916, Has to Say of the Cry That "He (Wilson) Kept Us Out of War"
- Donnelly Swept by Fire
- Progressive Support Not For Wilson
- Use of All Means to Surpass Enemies Proposed by Stein
- Germans Evacuate Fort Vaux
- What Collier's Weekly Thinks of President Wilson
- 37,500,000 Dozen Eggs in Storage as Price Svars
- American Aviators Must Lose Distinctive Title in French Army
- Henry Ford Enjoined
- Customers Shot by Robbers in Bank
- U-Boat Seen 400 Miles off Cape Henry
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- Watch Your Step
- Germans in Dobrudja Fighting for Cernavoda Bridge, Key to Bucharest
- Police Nab Suspects
- Will Encourage Tourist Travel
- Risks Injury for Children
- Santiago in Eruption
- Officers Elected by Eastern Star
- Sakharoff to Take Command of Russian Army in Dobrudja
- Borah to Resume Tour
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- Roosevelt Pays Visit to Toledo
- Dainty 'Youth' of Every Woman Has Clever Sketch at Orpheum
- Will Broaden Its Scope
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- Train Guards Killed Passengers Robbed
- Miss Gates Wins Praise
- Bourbons Admit Swing to Hughes
- Big Audiences Greet Morris
- Says White World Lasts There Will be War
- Paving Work is Being Rushed
- Unloading Deutschland Cargo Begun
- Greek King Orders Troops to Prevent Advance of Rebels
- Food from Tree Bark is Italian's Scheme
- Mrs. Little to Speak
- German Prize Rescued by British Destroyer
- 113 Hospital Cases in Month; 7 Fatal
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- Aerial Ferry Gives Ticklish Ride Over Niagara, Its the Only One
- Senators Speak to Weber Folk
- Final Rallies Are Arranged
- Believe Prisoner Knows of Hold-Up
- Whitney Promoted
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- Insurance Men to Meet
- Railway Exonerated
- Faculty Reception
- A Child's Tongue Shows If Liver or Bowels Are Active
- Street Lighting Limit Reached
- Morris Given Great Reception in Murray
- Morris at Tooele Wins Big Audience
- Ogden Minor Items
- Mondell Speaks in Spanish Fork
- Pose for School Picture
- Many Expected to Attend Reception
- Only 19, But Has Martial Troubles
- Draws Panel For November Jurors
- Bank Clerks Hear Address by Malia
- Plan Political Debate
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- Ashton's Boys in Fiercest War Colors For Fray
- Aviator Sets New Nonstop Flying Record
- Ben Hogan, Ex-Boxer, Humanitarian and Preacher Dead
- Army Eleven Meets Notre Dame Saturday
- Palmer Will be Given Chance to Come Back at Manhattan
- Rumor That Utah-Tiger Game is to be Canceled is Dispelled
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- University Net Bugs Get Four New Courts
- 'Tip O'neil is Candidate for Prex
- Lannin Gets More than Half Million
- Profits of Locals Club Larger This Year than Last
- Aggie Seniors Are Drubbed by Sophs
- Army Leads in Individual Star Grid Players
- Westminister to Perform Today
- Women Will Choose Date for Tourney
- Near Balds Win over Bald Heads
- Speed Way Officials Will Organize
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- Fruit Traffic Sought By W. P
- Will Not Vote for Woodrow
- East and West Griddists Ready
- Sherman Would Give Bonuses for Kayos
- Plan Settlement Work for Aliens
- Michigan Aggies to Engage S. D
- Charley is Keeping Taft Smile on Map
- Mirror is Only Thing Lacking
- Only Four Could Now Compete
- Coffey Not Signed for Denver Bears
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- Dairy Experts in Annual Conference
- Mustering Officers Rushing Their Work
- Banker Shot by Clerk
- Cattle Herds on Way to Ranges
- Skis Dogsleds to be Accoutrements of Idaho Mailman
- Day Spring Couldn't Make Good in Circus
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- Greeks Are So Eager to Battle Bulgars That Thousands Have Deserted Army to Fight with British and French
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- Salt Lakers Will Rebuke Sec'y Baker
- Socialist Raps Wilson Policies
- Good Tip Given By Chanticleer
- Officials Think Bridge Fired by Incendiaries
- Grant Allyn Caproni Now Cavalry Captain; Joins Reserve Corps
- Examiners Consider Department Deficits
- Guardsman Deserts to Come Bank Home and Support Wife
- Charged with Trespass
- Prepare Probe of High Food Prices in City
- Wilson Bettors Fails to Cover G. O. P. Coin
- Famous School is Abandoned
- Bandit Suspect is Squared by Police
- Morris Answers Glenn Queries
- Two Salt Lakers Smallpox Victims
- Howard Accused in Formal Charge
- Drug Store and Cafe Are Robbed
- Snow Proposes Lottery Plan
- Fender Saves Life of University
- Salt Lake Mother Recovers Child She Thought Kidnaped
- Treasurer Collects $12,000 In Taxes
- Guardsmen Join Regulars
- Agnew Faces Trial
- Using Parcel Post to Ship Tungsten to the Renineries
- Salt Lake Leads in Bank Gains
- Utah Copper Company to Expend Million in Extension Plans
- Costs More to Die
- Plan to Beautify University Campus
- Bowning Refused Sallon License
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1916-11-03 | Page 14 | M'Cort to Remain in Philadelphia
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-11-03 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6x64ss9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6x64ss9 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | M'Cort to Remain in Philadelphia |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1916-11-03 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 14 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6x64ss9/10042566 |