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- Claxton Says Children May Bring Peace
- American Men Are Not Only Ones
- Informer Concludes Confession
- Turk May Again Set All at War
- Dr. J. W. M'lane Dead
- Countless of Flanders Ill
- Thanksgiving Dinner Suggestions
- Second Precinct Split Feature of School Meetings
- Eight Killed and Forty-Two Injured in Two Explosions
- Smoot Predicts Split in Democratic Party
- Hold Symposium on Workers Law
- Effie McDonald, Once Dope Fiend, Soon to Visit Her Old Home
- Drinks Carbolic Acid in Fit of Despondency and Dies in Hospital
- Leaps to Death from Twentieth Story of Chicago Skyscraper
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- Will Take Charge of Utah Products Exhibit
- New Embroidered Ninons
- Turbans for Winter Wear
- 'Santa Claus' Mail Will be Delivered by Genial Postman
- Many Men, Many Minds, Says Commissioner, but Not All Get Desires
- Convicts Extinguish Fire
- Japanese is Arrested
- Mrs. Jane Kesler to be Buried Tomorrow
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- Fearing for His Life Kay Blows Witka's Head Off
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- Prove Makes Bid for Terminus of New Utah Coal Railroad
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- Last Roll Call is Answered by State G. A. R. Commander
- Attorney Claims $20,000 from Ogden Firm for Alleged Defamation
- Thanksgiving Service Planned at Provo
- Utah Commissioners Receive Two Petitions
- Critical Time of Woman's Life
- Elias H. Cox Buried
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- New Reservoir Planned
- City Grants Petitions
- Weber Will Fight the Midland Trail; Favors Northern
- Railroad Inaugurates Unique Competition
- Expensive Dishes
- Want Improved Service
- John Daniel Passes
- Object to High Board
- Move to New Quarters
- Claims Heavy Damages
- Funeral at Stockton
- Mrs. Ann Hill Passes
- Infant Child Dies
- Laid at Rest
- Police Court Notes
- Searching for Boise Man
- Petit Larceny Charged
- Will Give Quilting Bee
- Feast Salem Guests
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- Gibson's Fate in Hands of Jury
- Planning Advance in Freight Rates
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- Senator Rayner Called by Death
- First Lord Mayor of Cardiff, Wales, Dead
- Toga May Fall on Jackson
- Playground Work Demonstrated to Utah Teachers
- Burning Tar in Tower Unusual Spectacle for Broadway Crowd
- Wilson Suffering from Indigestion
- Men's Club to Give Dinner
- Chinese to Seek Loans
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- Mrs. Inlow Will Face First Trial for Murder Today
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- Clanks from the Rails
- Westminster College
- Mincemeat Sanitary and Palatable, Says Food Commissioner
- Dreaming of Fire Walks in Sleep through Window
- Excursion Rates
- Will Boost for Road up City Creek Canyon Bringing Morgan Near
- Petty Crimes Reported
- Board Contracted For
- U. of U. Notes
- State Canvassing Board is Totaling up Votes
- L. D. S. High Notes
- Kennedy Bound Over
- Why French Women Always Look Young
- Decision is Withheld
- One Fare Rates
- Thanksgiving Day Rates
- Army Notes
- Fleeing Debt is Charged
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- Is Teetzel's Team Tuned to Trounce Title Holders?
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- Fobs for Utah Stars; Merrill is Overruled
- Roger Released Unconditionally
- John T. Brush, Giants Owner, Dies
- Salt Lake to be Headquarters for Mexican Colonies
- Woman Changes Her Plea
- Greeks Occupy Chios
- Dardanelles Threatened
- Smith-Baileys Win
- Jim Offers $7500 for Kilbane-Morgan Bout
- Defense Opens with Denial in O'neil Case
- Defends the Gridiron
- Yale Loses Three Stars
- Three More Big Games
- Angelenos to Build $150,000 Defender
- Play in Antipodes
- Managers of December 3 Performers Are Confident
- Westminster Will Have Basketball Team
- Ready for Utah
- High School Teams Finish Work Today
- Mormons Make Good
- Elect Norgren
- 'Human Bomb' Bound over to Grand Jury
- China and Russia Clash in Mongolia
- Marriage Licenses
- Westgard Approves Midland Trail as Shortest of Roads
- Highwaymen Secure Watch and Wallet
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- Annual Stockholders Meeting
- Fogel Will Face National League Magnates Today
- Quiet at Granite
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- Urges All Work on City Paving Stop for Winter
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- To Discuss Need of Social Survey
- Governor to Urge Appropriation for Frisco Exposition
- Million Gallon Flow
- Auto Club Indorses Highway through City
- Complaints Against Dora Topham Dropped
- Cuts Bills in Two, Passing Half of $20 and Half of $10
- Nelson Has Slight Chance of Recovery
- Alleged Deserter Arrested
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- Teachers and Teaching
- The Law That Governs
- Prima Donna is Annoyed
- Amusements
- Not Politics but Business
- 'Spissitude'---What is it?
- Tuberculosis and Crime
- Mr. Bryan in Bermuda
- Preparedness for War
- Edward Dorking
- Public Opinion
- Philadelphia Press
- On the Bench with Judge McHugh
- Baltimore American
- The Day's Good Stories
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1912-11-26 | Page 6 | Railroad Inaugurates Unique Competition
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1912-11-26 |
| 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/s68g9rjh |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68g9rjh |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Railroad Inaugurates Unique Competition |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1912-11-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 6 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68g9rjh/10086133 |