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- Bombardment Grows More Furious Question of Truce Brought before Rival Chiefs; Diaz Demands Madero Quit; Latter Holds Off
- Zaffy Will Live in Prison after Companion Dies
- War Clouds Again Gather over Europe
- Federals Use Y. M. C. A. Buildings as Fortress
- Would Probate Will Burned by Her Own Hands
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- Policy of 'Hands Off' Reaffirmed
- Herald-Republication Correspondent Wounded by Shell in Mexico City
- Undismayed by Mud, Women Plod Wearily on toward Capital
- Smoot Wins Fight for Land Office at Vernal
- Mine Tooted by Bandits
- Warship Reaches Acalupeo
- Local News
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- Basketball Will Soon be Forced into Background by the National Game
- Fullerton Picks Philadelpha to Lead American League
- Football Rules Again Mussed up at Meeting of Combined Committees
- Chance off for South
- Schools Boycott Heber
- New Record for Kiviat
- Thousands of Horsemen Gather in Windy City
- Ogden Quick to Deny That Matmen Stalled
- Darlen Goes South
- Grant, Hall and Touchard Get in the Semifinals
- Sumter Enthusiastic over Race Conditions
- Fenton Hardy Wins State Skating Title
- Infants Sleep Late
- Thorpe Refuses to be Put Down
- Stallings Prepares for Training Trip
- Meyers Pleased over Signing of Thorpe
- Swim at Deseret
- Amateur Champs Postpone Trip to Denver One Week
- M' Graw Signs for Five Years; to Get $20,000
- First Round at Havana
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- Development Bill to Meet Adverse Report from House Committee
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- Spanish War Veterans Resolution is Passed
- Judiciary Committee Reports Favorably
- Recognize Herald-Republican Best Newspaper in Its Field
- Forest Service Hoist with Its Own Petard
- Legislative Notes
- In the House
- Mrs. Inga Hilton Dies
- Christensen Goes East
- Lad of Ten Cares for Younger Brother on Railroad Trip
- No Chance for Phi Betas
- Regents Grant Leave
- Will Establish Branch
- Great Many Homes Demanded of Company
- Most Babies Are Girls
- Nurses Report on Work
- To Visit in Los Angeles
- Claims Murdered Girl Left Money in Banks
- Italians Opposed to Immigration Act Which Taft Vetoed
- Duchesne Folk Await Water
- To Present Comic Opera
- Recovering from Operation
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- Jim Thorpe Makes Hit with Big Chief M Graw
- New Fish and Game Measure May be Reported in House Tomorrow
- Sport Critic Gives 'inside Dope' on Life of Ex-Heavyweight Champ
- Western League Owners Deadlock over Schedule
- Coalville Trims Kaysville
- Oxford and Cambridge Tie
- B. Y. U. Preparing to Give Crimson Five Hard Battle
- Resume of Corbett's Ring Career Told in Interesting Fashion
- Facts About Famous Battles of Roped Arena Are Given Out
- Juarez Entries
- Smashes Hour Record
- Joe Bremedus Fails to Win Letter in Track
- To Hold Open House at Deseret Friday
- American Henley to be Held on May 31
- Charleston Results
- Minto Club Defeats Skaters from Boston
- Local News
- Local News
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- Arms and Ammunition Refused Both Factions
- Madero Defies Senate and Refuses to Give Up
- Barrett Clashes with U. S. State Department
- American Residents in Mexico Favor Cause of Diaz, Declares Visitor
- Ambassador Wilson Has Narrow Escape
- Will Not Boost Prices
- Funeral of Alexander Burt
- Nuevo Laredo Taken without Firing a Shot
- Akron Strikers Adopt Threatening Attitude
- Will Probe Alleged Bribery to Bottom
- Gomez Proclaims Himself President
- 'Remember the Maine.'
- Under Militia Guard Coal Fields Are Quiet
- Bells of Shandon Doomed
- Marshalls Return East
- Henry Weiss Reported Slain
- Bitten by Dewe's Dog
- Rebel Forces Again Approaching Juarez
- Bandits Release Captive
- Rebels Refuse Mediation
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- Tommy Murphy at Last Gets Chance at Ad
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- Saints Have Best Chance for Title
- Utah Track Men Are Getting Busy
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- Cubs Leave for South
- Four Records Broken
- Makes Offer to Mike
- Burton Leading
- Y. M. C. A. Preps Are Beaten by Deseret Five
- Howard Jones Will Coach Yale Eleven
- B. Y. U. Beats Aggies
- Makes Mistakes by Umpires Impossible
- Teams Still Tied
- Farmers Ward Loses
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- Firemen Reject Railroads' Plan of Arbitration
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- Farewell Dinner for 'Uncle Joe' Notable Affair
- Dog with Rabies Bites Popular Georgia Girl
- Circulars Substituted for $200,000 Currency in Package from Bank
- Thief Operates with Impunity in Chicago
- Republican Senators Agree on a Program
- Trio Wanted at Spokane
- No Official Test Yet Made of Friedmann Tuberculosis Serum
- Will Lecture on Rome
- Talks at University on Important Topics
- Give some a Chance
- Davis Pleads Not Guilty
- Sully Liable to Arrest
- Wire News Boiled Down
- Wilson's Clerk Dies
- Battleship Arkansas Ordered to Dry Dock
- Opium Joint Patronized by School Children
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- Power Trucks to be Big Feature of Automobile Show
- Forty Dealers in Line for Auto Show Biggest Affair in the West is Planned
- With the Dealers
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- Slat Lake City's First Auto Funeral Car Evans's New Machine Said to be 'Finest'
- Shortage in Cars May Prevent Deliveries
- M' Allister to Enter Ranks of Professionals
- Local News
- Local News
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- Taft Pays Tribute to J. S. Sherman in Senate Chamber
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- Start Your Baby with Sound Health
- Japanese Menace Imperial Family
- Congressional Summary
- Fugitive Convicts Trapped in Tunnel
- Learns About His Car
- Remain at Posts and Die
- Public Building Bill Carries $25,643,800
- Removes Creel from Office
- Engine Blows up: Three Dead
- Birdman Drops to Death
- Director Held Liable for Company's Action
- Would Give Only One Stenographer to Both
- Births
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- Forest Service Changes
- Teachers of Sanpete Hold Two Days' Session
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- Fruitgrowers Elect Officers for Season
- Fruitgrowers from Organization to Care for the Surplus Crop
- March Docket is Set by District Judge
- Boise Barracks Are Abandoned by Troops
- Soldier to be Tried on Vagrancy Charge
- Neighbors Fight When One Gives War Whoop Other's Wife Hears
- To Build on Present Site
- Runway Demolished Buggy
- Snowfall Light on Bear River
- New Rural Route
- Gosline Explosion Causes Small Fire
- Auditor is Promoted
- Mr. and Mrs. Madson Return
- New Commercial Club for Southeast Section
- Miss Rasband Concert
- In Ogden Churches
- Ogden Minor Items
- Feasibility of Plan to Electrify Road Will be Reported On
- Will Improve Highways
- Droubay Acquitted by Court in Tooele
- Cut by Bard Wire
- Church Banquet Monday
- Publicity Co. Incorporates
- Road Commissioners Qualify
- Woodmen Hold Session
- Owls Are Flourishing
- School Dance Ends at Eleven
- Show Pictures in Brigham City
- Dies after Day's Illness
- Faculty Entertains
- Miner May Lose Sight
- Ogden Marriage Licenses
- Instructs Phone Operators
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- Land and Banking Bills Made Law by Governor's Name
- Salt Lake's Veteran of 'Back Stage' Dies
- Saw Maude Adams 'Debut Helped Build Theatre
- Sheep Commission Bill Passes House Almost Unchanged
- Meyer Released and Given City's Money for Return to North
- Bullet Whizzes Past Colored Bootblack
- Six Prizes Offered for Essays on Peace
- City Brevities
- Smelters Are Absolved
- Street Improvement Bill Turned over to Salt Lake Members
- Form Senior Society
- Many Features for Utah Pioneers Ball
- Nutt Going Back Soon
- Alleged Boy Thieves Jailed
- Socialists to Conduct Services
- Amundsen Will Lecture
- Owens Charged with Arson
- Charged with Striking Woman
- Real Estate Transfers
- Holds Senate Gambling Measure as Reserve
- Students Celebrate Basketball Victory
- Cancer Cause of Death
- Colonial Ball Planned at Deseret Gymnasium
- Explosion Causes Fire
- Attempted Suicide Arrested
- Liquor Violation Charged
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- Passenger Agents Will Boost Trips to Utah Wonders
- Sentenced for Murder of John Burns' Father
- General Castro Freed by Court
- President-Elect Outlines His Plans
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- Delinquent Notice
- State Court Clashes with Federal Order
- Oregon Railroad Man Passes Day in Salt Lake
- Government Employees Planning Organization
- Suffragets Raid Golf Links
- 'Holy Land' Will be Subject of Lecture
- Richfield Lad Wins Fire Essay Contest
- Gives Party for Niece
- Delinquent Notice
- Delinquent Notice
- Funerals
- Died
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- Drive the Trust from Utah!
- An Undesirable Alien
- Jokes by Brian G. Hughes Cabby's 'Cold Feet' Spoil the Greatest Art Joke Ever
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- Women in Legislative Halls
- New Wrinkle in Socialism
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Why the Jingoes Jingle
- The Gleeful Ravings of a Missouri Husband
- Cheer up, Cuthbret
- She Exists
- Local News
- Local News
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- This Week's Theatrical Program
- Cleopatra's Potent Powers of Fascination Shown in Brilliant Motion Picture Drama Shown at Salt Lake Theatre This Week
- The Concert,' under Belasco's Management, Comes to Salt Lake
- By the Press Agents
- At the Orpheum
- Theatrical Notes
- Sparkling Modern Comedy Bill for W. J. Kelly and Company
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- Utah Electrical Power Not Half Developed as Yet
- Building Activities Point to Increased Prosperity, is Said
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- Two Clothing Stores in City Change Hands
- Appointment of Members of Salt Lake Commercial Club to Active Committee Work of Body is Made
- New System for Home Building is in Force
- Tow New Salesmen Added to Force of Progress Company
- Forest Service to Conduct Big Sale of Timber This Summer
- Folders Are Issued by Sevier River Promoters
- Heavy Contracts Are Closed during Week
- Diphtheria Conveyed in a Loaf of Bread
- Local News
- Local News
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-02-16 | Page 15 | Miner May Lose Sight
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-02-16 |
| 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/s6t168hm |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6t168hm |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Miner May Lose Sight |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-02-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 15 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6t168hm/10107521 |