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- Wilson Pays Tribute to Newspapers
- Eagles Plan to Build Clubhouse and Lodge Soon
- Illinois Board Begins Probe of Life on Stage
- Ten Dollars, Says Ward, is Minimum Wage for Women
- Rebels Put to Flight by Ojeda
- Refugees Reach New York
- Sutherland Member of Senate Committee on Woman Suffrage
- Family of Six Frozen to Death
- Convict Hazers of Manslaughter
- Power of Explosion Shown in Photograph
- Court Holds Hyde Jury over Sunday
- Minister's Wife Who Eloped with Burglar Penitent
- Balkan Alliance Faces Disruption
- Patrolman Hartigan Convicted of Perjury
- New Plan Abandoned by Lovett
- City's Budget is $140,000 Larger than Last Year
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- Crimson Quintet Has Reversal of Form and Swamps Colorado
- Yokel is Faster than Ever Turner to Arrive Tuesday
- Thompson Advises Jeffries to Stay in Retired Class
- Marvelous Work of Little Autos Needs Analysis
- Earl Skidmore Will Captain 1914 Quintet
- Electrics and Locals to Open Union League Here on April 29
- Klaus and M'goorty Must Meet Soon to Settle Middle Weight Title
- Wendell Smashes Western Record
- B. Y. U. and U. A. C. Matmen Are Even
- Two Records Broken at Buffalo Mee
- C. C. Allom, English Yachtsman, Has Designs on American Trophy
- Jim Hall Dead
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- Small Offenses Receive Leniency of Pardon Board
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- Ground for New Interurban Broken
- Graham to Start Tour
- No Bills Are Signed
- Itinerary of Sheep Exhibit Car is Set
- Births Outnumber Deaths 56 to 34
- Enjoys but Few Short Hours of Liberty, for New Charge is Filed
- Elk Are behind Fences
- Traction and Road Improvements Wait Eastern Decisions
- Objection Made to Sign License Laws
- Last Building in Far West Burns to Ground
- Many Bankrupts Discharged
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- Three Crimson Stars on All Utah Quintet
- Two Indoor Marks Broken Last Week
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- Mumford Wins Potato Race on the Rollers
- Regatta at St. Paul
- Weber Academy High School Champions
- Record May be Broken in Pittsburgh Match
- Grantsville Wins Title in Tooele
- White Sox Nose out San Francisco Team
- Danny Gets Three Years
- High School Men Awaiting Sunshine
- Princeton Going South
- Great American Game of 'Poker' Barred by Husk
- Fred Kelly Ties Record in Hurdles
- State Basketball Team Selected by Tourney Official
- Anderson Has Bout Won, but Tires at End
- Sportsmen to Meet
- Evers Wants Harmon
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- Rowdies Rapped with Baton by Woman Marcher
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- Commercial Education is in Vogue in East
- Funeral of Mrs. Damon
- To Attend Hearings
- To Market Vast Tract of Nevada Farmland
- University Girls Plan Novel 'May Day' Stunt
- North Benchers Don't like Gravel Pit Scheme
- Senator Eckersly is Admitted to Practice
- Spring Millinery Opening
- A. H. Wooley Released from Service of Ward
- Services for David Haigh
- Real Estate Transfers
- Pope Pronouncer Well
- Skiff Capsizes; Three Down
- Orrine Cures Drink Habit
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- Gotch's Mat Batties
- Ralston Kills Bill
- Two Get the 'Can'
- Fullerton's 'Dope' on Giants and Tigers
- Martin Sheridan Positive Thorpe Will Make Good
- Salt Lake Gunners Hold Big Shoot Today
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- Seven Enter Toudment
- Sox Win Again
- Billings Passes Away
- Sutton Goes to Second
- Track and Baseball Men Face Hard Week
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- Wilson Supporters in Control of All Senate Committees
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- Republican Senators Delay Confirmations
- U. P.'S Move Next
- Patron Saint of Ireland Honored by All Tomorrow
- Conrell Alumni Meet
- Passenger Agents Discuss Tourists
- Battered Purchase at Sale of Unclaimed Goods Reveals Old Accounts of Son's Education
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- 'Sociability Run' Interest Strong
- Biggest Business in History Reported by Sharman Auto Firm
- Official of Overland Company is Visiting
- Says Settled Price Boon to Auto Dealers
- Fifty Franklins for Rush Delivery Ordered
- Car of Fords is Sold
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- Auto Races for Local Saucer Speedway Owners Are Planning
- Increase in Travel Across Continent is Expected This Year
- Important Concern Opens Local Office
- Shipment of Trucks Received by House
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- Unset Route to Receive Boost by Visit of Parker
- Episcopal Commission Asks Governor to Veto Boxing Board Bill
- Buick Company Gives Reasons for Not Using Popular Self Starters
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- Itinerary of Trade Excursion Decided
- Part of University's Annual is on Presses
- More Train Service through Salt Lake
- Births
- Holy Week Will be Generally Observed
- Palm Sunday Services St. Marks Cathedral
- Binds over Owners of Rooming House
- Will Sing for Time at Maxim's Sister of Mabelle Gilman Corey
- Continental Oil Buys Lots for Buildings
- Day's Death Record
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- Thirty Years in Penitentiary is Fate of Bryant
- Fruitgrowers of Ogden Favor State Association Plan
- Whipping Post Needed, Thinks Jurist of Ogden
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- Ogden Court Adjourns in Respect for Death of Late Reese Howell
- Car of Fruit Condemned
- Alleged Forger is Captured at Price
- Mrs. Mary Peterson Dies
- Services for Holy Week
- Ogden Minor Items
- Officials of New Bank at Logan Are Announced
- Civil War Veteran Dies at Park City
- In Ogden Churches
- Organizing Children in Agricultural Clubs
- Idaho Stockman Victim of Wreck
- Services for Martell
- Park City Shipments
- Mehesy Theatre
- I. O. O. F
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- Jackling Named as President of Power Company
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- 'Dangerous, Yes,' Says Amundsen, Answering Peary
- Gunn Funeral is Postponed a Day
- Commercial Club Meets
- City Prison Quarantined
- Laundry Changes Hands
- Alleged Murderer Here
- Proprietor of Cafe Held on Liquor Charge
- Schwab Robbed of Treasured Souvenirs
- City Brevities
- Bank Directorate Increased
- Scipio A. Kenner Dies Well Known in State
- Testimonial for M'ewan
- Sentenced for Contempt
- To Advertise for Bids
- Packed Audience Hears Tots Sing and Watches Them Dance at Benefit
- Woman Given Postoffice
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Dividend No. 2
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-03-16 | Page 2 | Visits of Celebrities in Concert and on Stage Help to Improve Musical Standards of Communities So Fortunate as to be Able to Hear Them
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-03-16 |
| 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/s6sx7k2j |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6sx7k2j |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Visits of Celebrities in Concert and on Stage Help to Improve Musical Standards of Communities So Fortunate as to be Able to Hear Them |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-03-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6sx7k2j/10115831 |