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- First Pictures of Wilson's Inauguration Published in Salt Lake
- Ban Put on Gold Braid by Wilson
- Taxation of Bank Stock at Market Price Not Legal
- Over Two and Half Millions Carried by Appropriations Bill
- Tariff Duty Less than 24 Cents a Pound is Opposed
- Jury Disagrees; Darrow to Have Another Trial
- Good Comes of Chicago Vice Probe
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- Week's Record of Society Events is Very Short
- Sheath Gown Goes; Place is Taken by 'Unveiled Ankle' --- Flaming Colors Mark Spring's New Fashion Fabrics
- Bulgarian Influences Dominant in Spring's Fashions; Coloring Most Pronounced This Season
- Grays Popular in Men's Suits This Spring, with Bright-Hued Threads Adding Color Scheme
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- Charley Comiskey Has Fancy for Major League Castoffs
- Clark Griffith Tells About Two Maddest Men He Ever Struck Out
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- An Now It's a Finishing School for Baseball Buds
- Mcloughlin Makes First Appearance of 1913 Season
- L. D. S. U. Quintet is Defeated by Great Five from Junction City
- Beachey Will Quit Aviation Game; Says He is Bad Influence
- Local News
- Chase Sprain Ankle
- Soccer Club Meeting
- Pacific A. C. Practice
- U. of M. Grappler Dies
- Stahl to Take Sox to Historic Grounds
- Oylmpic Committee Wants Murphy Again
- Fate of Racing Now in Hands of New York Court
- Utah Fuel Team to Reorganize This Year
- Corkran Beats Fownes
- Travers Must Play from Scratch Now
- Both White Sox Teams Lose to Coast Leaguers
- Utah Shows Great Reversal of Form; Swamps B. Y. C
- Y. M. C. A. Takes Two
- West Siders to Center on Track Team This Year
- Fans Will See Two Champions When Yokel and Turner Tangle
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- Colorado Coming Prepared for Utah
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- Starts to Give Money to woman for Milk, but is Struck down - Spoke
- Freedom of Hospital Accorded Friedmann
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- Impressive Services Held for Mrs. Wells
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- Treats Seventeen Patients
- Horse Runs Away and Owner is Arrested
- Bowerman to Speak
- Federal Attorney Here
- Dr. George Francis Stiehl
- Sea Invades Rio Janeiro
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- Local Fireman Looms up among the Heavies
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- Giants Beat Dallas; Thorpe Plays Field
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- Sunshine Brings out Soccer 'Bug'
- First Division for Cubs; Second Place for Red Sox, Says Expert
- Mortensen. Pupil of Yokel, Defeats Burke
- M' Carty, M' Carney and M' Carey Corner Title
- Will Reorganize Trolley League
- Schools of State Close Successful Basketball Season; Baseball and Track Campaigns Promise Keen Rivalry
- Ben Brush Sold to Keene Estate, Report
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- Cramers Convicted of Slaying Sophia Singer
- Modifies Cuban Amnesty
- Castro Plans Expedition
- Land Case Jury Completed
- Young Frenchmen Eager to Enlist
- Pope plus is Again Ill
- Fruitgrowers Plan Series of Meetings throughout All Utah
- Arrested for Driving Collar-Bruised Horse
- Would Know How Uncle Gained His Fortune
- Marriage Licenses
- Is Found Dead in Room
- Rich Pearl Fisheries in Panama Canal Zone
- Day's Death Record
- Births
- Golden Wedding Date is Fitly Celebrated
- Persian Kills Belgian Woman in Teheran
- Local News
- Sea Sentry Now on Duty
- Arrange for Erection of Ten Home Buildings
- Much Opportunity for Formation and Growth of Businesses Here
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- Incorporation Boston Stores Company Filed
- J. M. Bateman Now Sought
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- Marble Company to Make Capitol Bid
- Died
- Sending Obscene Matter through Mails Charged
- Baker Chosen as Senate Secretary
- McReynolds to Keep Wickersham's Staff
- No Postmasters to be Appointed before April 1
- Filipinos Remind President Wilson of His Party's Pledge
- Bryan is Kept Busy Receiving Applicants for Federal Positions
- Automobiles Sent for Refugees
- Strength without Overloading the Stomach
- Nacozari Attacked by Sonora Troops
- General Bliss Investigates
- Federal Troops Engage Rebels in State of Coahuila
- Governor Hadley Gives Short Talk to Legislators
- Rennie Leaves Salt Lake
- 'Headlight' Measure Reported for Action
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- Father Knickerbocker Finds Job for Ex-Pugs; Makes Cops of Them
- Athletes' Made of Living Hurts Sports
- Twin Pope Motorcycle is Big Drawing Card
- Henderson Motorcycle is Popular in Utah
- Meeking Buys His Fifth Packard Car
- Cutout Chassis Attracts Show Crowds
- Hall Becomes City Manager for Velie Car
- Frawley Law Has Done Wonders for Mitt Game
- Speeding Autos May Race Swiftly on Saltair Road
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- New York Critic Says Doping Hard This Year
- Sold Many Machines as Result of Show
- What the Exhibitors at Auditorium Say
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- Bank Commission Bill Still Hangs in Doubt
- Children to Take Part in Concert Five Hundred Will be in Benefit
- Prominent Citizens Discuss Bill on Street Intersections Pending at Present before Legislature
- Eighteen Bills Die upon Adverse Report of Sifting Committee
- Commercial Club Dinner
- Teachers Pension Bill Meets Death in Senate's Hands
- In the Senate
- In the House
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- Legislative Notes
- Harper Thinking over Charges Against Fisher
- Copper Ban Has Not Considered Entering the Clearing House
- 'Shopping of Clock' May Not be Needed
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- Crouch Changes Vote, Makes It Unanimous and Saves Trail Bill
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- Sign Papers Releasing Abe Majors or Father Dies, is Threat Made
- St. Patricks Program at Sacred Heart School
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- Farmers Interested in Interurban Route
- Falls off Platform of Train and Breaks Leg
- In Ogden Police Court
- Faulkner Pleads Guilty
- Ogden Minor Items
- Government Requires Inspection of Herds
- Wounded Patrolman is Operated on; Citizens Want More Protection
- Had All Fighting He Wants; Will Visit Wife
- Ogden Church Services
- As River Goes down Wells Throw Higher
- Case Against Land Company is Heard
- Sentenced to Jail for Not Paying His Alimony
- Trial Jurors for next Court Term Picked
- Special Auditor at Work
- Pioneer Miner Dies
- Pioneer Found Dead
- High School Play Given
- Catches Chicken Thief
- Tremont is Raided
- Public Utilities Bill is Still with Sifting Committee
- Asked 83 per Cent Interest per Month, Charge Against Cline
- Long Connection with Auerbach Firm Severed
- Gold Nuggets Found in Hen's Craw Cause Its Owner's Wonder
- Board May Not Move
- Idaho Speaker Loses Control
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- Offers City Rights to 45,000,000 - Gallon Flow of Idaho Water
- Care of Sick Babies Subject of Pamphlets
- Births Exceed Deaths by Quite Large Margin
- New Trial is Ordered
- Entertainment for Dittmer
- Young Andrews Boy Dies
- Asks $10,000 Damages
- Masons to Bury Groweg
- Drug Fiends Sentenced
- Farewell for Two Elders
- Woman's Political Club Meeting
- Fifth South Sewer Line Not be Laid
- Saw No Disorder at Suffrage Parade, is Statement of M' Cabe
- Simpkin Makes Young Persons Happy
- Wanted by the City of Venice, I Man's Hat, Specifications on File
- Services at St. Pauls
- Fire Imperils Guests in New York Hotel
- Indian Chief's Gun Returned
- Himalaya Company Bankrupt
- Legleitner Released
- Two Bodies Found in Ruins
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- 'Spank the Child Wisely and Reach Its Moral Nature'
- Paris Bans Hobble, and Winter Sport Gets the Credit
- Better Manners for Young American Girls by Deportment Expert
- Spotted Lace Worn in Color and Sleeves
- Clara Barton to Her Country as Florence Nightingale to Hers
- Wins First Prize
- At 96, Pensioner because She Took 'Andy' over Knee
- Trains Fashion Teachers
- New Song Hit at the Empress
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- Newest Paris Skirt Has a Bag Effect; is Easy to Sit In
- How to Make Your Own Wedding Day Different
- Discoveries Made in Tour of Shops
- Straws Are Taking Place of Velvets
- Said of Woman
- Hints to Hostess
- Local News
- Boudoir Caps and Pretty Neckwear Designed for Morning Wear with Negligee of Lace and Chiffon
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- Do You Know Members of Colonial Cast When You See Them? Here's a Good Chance to Win Prize
- Not All Frivolous in Capital's 'Smart Set'; some Maids and Matrons Could Earn Own Living
- Thaws Water Pipe with Electric Iron
- Local News
- Local News
- New Book in Public Library
- Unclaimed Letters in Salt Lake Postoffice March 7
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- New Natatorium Planned for Salt Lake Half Million Dollars Estimated Cost
- Bettilyon Company Makes Three Sales
- Women May Yet Board New York Street Cars Safely in a Hobble
- Utahns in Chicago
- President Taft Signs Proclamations in Aid of the National Forest Service
- Best Week of Season
- Real Estate Transfers
- This Beautiful Home Was Awarded First Prize by a Committee of the Leading Architects of the State. it Will be Built in Highland Park by Kimball & Richards
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-03-09 | Page 13 | Baker Chosen as Senate Secretary
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-03-09 |
| 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/s6tx4m7c |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tx4m7c |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Baker Chosen as Senate Secretary |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-03-09 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 13 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tx4m7c/10113809 |