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- Wilson-Clark Duel Divides Democracy
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- Harvester Trust Sits in at Game
- Will Democratic Delegates Finally Choose from These
- Pledge Expenses of Wilson Delegates
- New York Delegate Delivers Philippic Against Nebraskan
- Detroit Has Big Fire
- Daughter is Born to Countess of Granard
- Fall Into Bay From Airship
- Daring Pair Rob Saloon at Bingham
- Slot Machine is Given Period of Grace by Mayor
- Mining Research Aided by Smoot Bill in Senate
- Strawberry Work Will Draw Crowd
- Good Stories Told by Men Who Know How
- Storm Toll in Regina Forty-One
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- Results of Sixteen Ballots
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- Treasury Vaults Hold Nearly $100,000,000
- Oregon's Governor Closes Roadhouses
- Battleship Grounded; Refloated at High Tide
- How Tired Men Voted on Final Test of Session
- Ninety Degrees of Heat on Five Days in June
- Works Refuses to Follow Roosevelt
- Apology is Offered Bryan for Indignity
- Underwood Hopeful of Capturing Plum
- M'Cormick Again with Roosevelt
- Woodruff Explains His Desertion from the Republican Party
- Bullit Nominated Solicitor General
- Grieved and Nervous, Clark Seeks Seclusion
- Prohibition Nominee Believes Roosevelt Movement Will Fail
- Goes Back to Old Tricks - Is Shot
- Santa Fe Official Dies
- The Fourth
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- Hanford Watched for Several Weeks
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- Laird is Invited Here
- Mexican Armies at Close Ranges
- Discovers Negro Burglar at Work
- First Elks Special to Reach Here on Fourth
- Day's Events at City and County Building
- Lockhart is Appointed
- Attachment on Money at Teamster Dissolved
- Autoist Band Tuneful
- Garnering New Members
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- A Womans Observations
- Plant Trees on Club Women's Plot
- Hints on Health
- Women's Corner
- The Basqued Blouse
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- Free Saltair Tickets
- Practical Hints for Delightful Desserts
- Gold Literally Forced Upon State Prisoners
- Work Started on Line
- Leaves on Purchasing Trip
- July 4th Excursions, Via D. & R. G. R. R
- Opening of Hotel Utah Grill
- One Fare for Round Trip
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- Brown's Fate is Injury's Hands
- North Weber and Ogden Stakes to Have Outing
- Rattlesnake Drives Fangs into Finger; No Serious Results
- Railroad Man is Dead
- Found Dead in Kitchen
- Charges of Attack on Woman Set for Hearing
- Decides to Open Road
- Dies of Heart Failure at Hotel in Ogden
- Minor Ogden Items
- In the Forest Service
- Utler Returns; Tired; Cannot be Disturbed
- Suburban News
- Speed Officer Loses Position with Force
- Hot Flatiron Causes Fire
- Mrs. Sanford is Buried
- Road Nearly Finished
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- Two Women File Suits for Divorce
- Gunnison Citizens Will Celebrate July Fourth
- Dora Beck Goddess of Liberty at Centerfield
- Jewish Colony Faces Poor Grain Prospect
- Courtly Knights Land in Jail for Fighting
- Richfield Delegate Visits the President
- Dies of Whooping Cough
- Appointed Water Commissioner
- Big Festival Planned
- Lehi Plans for Fourth
- Vernal Man Killed by Load of Lumber
- Killed in Runaway
- Independence Day at Salina
- Wedded at Fort George
- Services for William Wadley
- Uses a Motorcycle
- Catches Five-Pound Trout
- City Brevities
- Bingham Train Leaps from Track at Switch
- Carlquist Returns from Mission in Sweden
- Funeral Services for Brobst Will be Held
- The Fourth
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- State Gets Deer Caught by hand
- Bank Statement Shows Decrease
- Bubonic Plague Gains Foothold in Porto Rico
- No Viaduct Plans Filed
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- Will Arrange Prizes for Congress Exhibits
- Congress Averts Financial Tieup
- Thanks and Gold Medal Voted Captain Rostron
- Commission's Order Stands in Tap Line Cases
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- Massey Named Nevada Senator
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- Seven Naval Officers Retired
- Taft Honored by Saengerbund
- Thaw is Insane, Says Dr. Flint
- Smoot Bill to Aid Ute Indians Passes
- Fire Department Receives Check
- Closing Exercises of Bishop's Anniversary
- Leap Year Has but Slight Effect toward Increasing June Marriages
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- Whittler Star Performer at Wandamere Motordrome
- Weights for the Big Handicap Event at Lagoon Are Announced
- Yacht Lurline Wins Trans-Pacific Race
- Heavy Pugs About Cut out Their Training
- Several Americans Will be Pitted Against Each Other
- Skyscrapers Home Ready for Games on Their Own Grounds
- Standing of the Clubs
- Attempt to Stop Fight Film Fails
- Major League Ball in Class '3' League
- Speed Marvels Matched to Ride in Human Paced Race
- Pittsburgh Loses 12-Inning Game, 1 to 0
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1912-07-02 | Page 2 | Ninety Degrees of Heat on Five Days in June
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1912-07-02 |
| 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/s6ft9rvj |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ft9rvj |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Ninety Degrees of Heat on Five Days in June |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1912-07-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ft9rvj/10054267 |