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- Maine Again in Republican Column
- Republican Leader Pleased with Returns from Marine
- Typhoon Victims Number 40,000
- Prepare to Fight Flinn with 'Club'
- Arkansas Gives Usual Democratic Majority
- Utah Girl Who Stars in Latest Musical Comedy
- Extensionists Are Greeted in Idaho
- Erb Gets Control Of Moffat Road
- Begin Aggressive Western Campaign
- Says Doctors Would Not Go to Aid Suicide
- Army Ready for Quick Movement
- Mormons Directed to Defer Return to Mexican Homes
- Outrages Ended by American Marines
- Democrats Elect Country Delegates
- Carbon Officials Again in Trouble
- Mrs. M'Lean Dies at Bar Harbor
- Stefansson Back from Arctic From
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- Mrs. Estella Taylor Dies at Home Here
- Complaint is Issued
- Chart on Police Chief's Wall
- "Weiss,"the World's Greatest Hungarian Novelty Violinist
- Shows Remarkable Recording Piano
- Mr. Shepherd and Miss Jepperson Open Season
- Contractor G. A. Heman Says He's Not Missing
- Chinese Us Arrested
- Open House Reception
- Cummings Named as Committee Secretary
- Mackay Mentioned for Committe Chairman
- White's Office Secure
- Political Gossip
- Believe Soldier Committed Suicide
- Governor and Party on a Ten-Day Trip
- Taken 'on Speculation'
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- Page 4
- Page 5
- Page 6
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- Robber of Physician is Still at Liberty
- Ogden Boys Stab Lad in Neck with Knife
- Over Million Dead Flies
- Rain Delays Ripening of Weber Tomato Crop
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- Ogden Schools Are Open
- Arrangements Planned for Roosevelt's Speech
- Bryan to Talk in Ogden
- Minor Ogden Items
- Idaho Moose Nominate
- Idaho Republicans Ready for Campaign
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- Labor Resolution Censures Wilson
- Box Elder Moose Hold Convention
- Salt Lake Man Falls down Ladder in Mine
- Mt. Pleasant Schools to Throw Open Doors
- Azariah Smith Buried
- Logan Merchant is Dead
- Bishopric is Reorganized
- Shots Reach Mark
- Colton Men Again Arrested
- Rain Inconveniences Utah Fruit Packers
- Big School Attendance
- Serious Charge Made
- John Williams Buried
- Tomato Growth Retarded
- Judicial Convention
- Page 7
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- Says Taxation is Hindering Roads
- Heed Protests of Property Owners
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- G. A. R. Delegates Sight- Seeing
- Oakland Woman Dies at Home of Daughter
- Would Penalize Slow Contractors
- "Weiss," the World's Greatest Hungarian Novelty Violinist
- New Year's Day at Hand
- Died
- Funerals
- Simplicity Marks M' Arthur Obsequies
- El Pais Editor Dies
- Artist Charged with Painting $10 Notes
- Secretary Knox Arrives at Japanese Capital
- Board of Pardons His Last Recourse
- Troops Not under Orders
- El Paso Men Will Put up Fight Here
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- Utah Footballists Eager for the Wyoming Game
- Rounding up Aggies
- Still Captain of Glooms
- To Coach Weber
- Evans Expected to Compete in Tourney
- Woman to be Dictator
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- Brooklyn Team Drops Double-Header to Giants
- France Wins World's Aviation Championship
- Brewer-Rown Scrap Practically Assured
- Ogden Team Will Play Indian Nine
- Brown Leads Cain in Pool Contest
- Ritchie to Fight Mandot
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- Raymond's Death Results in Arrest of Fred Cigranz
- Macfarland Troupe Says Farewell Today
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- Havre De Grace Results
- Football Season Opens at Princeton
- Yale Golfers Win Opening Contest
- Greek Wrestler Again Throws Peter Jackson
- Zuccarelli Wins
- Ball Players Disciplined
- Will Box Harrison
- German Representatives
- San Francisco Banker to Build Riding Course
- Frenchman Captures Big Motorcycle Race
- Rifle Team Selected
- Klaus Gets Decision
- To Coach Mississippi
- Peters Sold
- Coach Begins Work
- Purchases Two Pitchers
- Massacre of Armenians is Resumed by Kurds
- Jeannette Gets Decision over Ross on Foul
- Sarah an Patch Wins Syracuse Feature Race
- Frankie Burns Knocks out 'One Round Hogan' in Tenth
- Goes to Frisco
- Attack Commercial Telegraph Rates
- Agrees to Reversal of Hanford's Decision
- Rich Banker Must Serve Prison Term
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- To Put Warning on Milk Bottles
- Arrest Alleged Madman
- Alleged 'Wire Tapper' is Placed on Trial
- Dr. George Roberts is Suffering Breakdown
- Inspect Bingham Mines
- Lamb from California is Fleeced by Sharks
- Talks on Archeology
- John P Storer is Dead
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- Campaign Closes Wednesday September 11, at Midnight
- Victim of Automobile Accident is Buried
- Funeral of John Smith to be Held Wednesday
- Rivals Her Daughter in Youthful Beauty
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- Page 11
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- City Departments Are at Variance
- About City Beautiful
- High School Notes
- Makes Additional Setting of Cases
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- Snow Menaces Work on Dam Construction
- Only Fifteen of Venire Qualify for Jury Duty
- City Brevities
- News in Federal and State Offices
- Clanks from the Rails
- Paul to Attend Hygiene Congress in Washington
- Real Estate Transfer
- Local News
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- Parks Are Closing Up
- Permit or No Talking
- Corner Stone Laving Probably on Saturday
- Day's Events in City and County Building
- Beauty Aids at Low Cost
- Births
- Notice to the Public of Proposed Constitutional Amendments
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- District Court Starts
- Bible Association Has First Meeting of Fall
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Simmons
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1912-09-10 | Page 8 | Massacre of Armenians is Resumed by Kurds
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1912-09-10 |
| 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/s6zk6ngg |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zk6ngg |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Massacre of Armenians is Resumed by Kurds |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1912-09-10 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 8 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zk6ngg/10067845 |