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- Dayton Suffering Now from a Water Famine; Medicines Also Short
- Morgan Confined to Hotel in Rome
- Clothes Catch in Shafting; is Killed
- Utah Products Week Opens Today; Exhibits Arranged in Windows
- Floods EBB and Famine Appears
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- Mr. Smoot Detours Around Floods on Trip to Washington
- Ohio Governor Asks More Funds, Thanking Salt Lake for Help
- Klotz Confesses Bomb Murders, Declare Police
- Crawls for Mile through a Sewer to Gain Freedom
- Bulgarian Troops Are Pushing on to Constantinople
- Death Toll Probably Less than 500
- Rising Yellow Tide Submerges 3500 Homes in Wide Ohio Valley
- Mrs. C. A. Walker of Salt Lake is Seriously Injured When Auto Fleeing from Robbers is Wrecked
- Women Start Dress Reform Campaign
- Club Women Abandon Luncheon as Negro Members Were Barred
- Train Reported Submerged under the Mohawk River
- Shukri Captured by Services
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- Want a Season Baseball Ticket ? Well, Read This and Get Busy
- Montana Pilots Sign up Everything in Sight; Thirty on Butte List
- Butte Leaves for Utah on Monday
- Help Poor Man Murphy
- Peerless Leader Has Decided on Infield
- 'Pop' Anson Will Show Here Soon
- Jiggs Donohue Dead; End Came in Ohio Asylum
- Athletics Escape from Flood Belt
- Compi Wins from Burns with Ease
- Two Records Smashed
- Shay Starts Work at Helena Camp
- College Baseball Teams Will Take to the Diamond Tomorrow
- Austrian to be Sent Against World Champ in This City is April
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- Venice Shut out by Sox
- Stanford Trims California
- Who Are They!
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- Hamilton Entirely Inundated; List of Dead May Run to 100
- Thirty Killed When Building Collapsed, Says Detective Kincaid
- Citing Alarm
- Lawrenceburg Flooded but to Lives Are Lost
- West Virginia Towns Isolated by Waters
- Tremendous Damage Caused by Floods in New York State
- Sixty Lives Lost in Indiana Floods
- Secretary Garrison Places Army Surgeons in Charge of Sanitation
- Thousand Head of Stock Drowned in Valleys of Kentucky
- No Longer Cranky About His Meals
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- M'carty Will Quit Stage; Smith and Willard Joyous
- Play First Tennis Prelims in June
- Chicago Sox and Philadelphia Nationals May Upset All Dope
- City to Improve Field
- Clerks Ordered to Report for Practice
- Cardinals Lose Their Uniforms, Shoes and Bats at Indianapolis
- Goich's Mat Battles
- Frampton Team Will Workout This Afternoon
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- Utah Fuel Practice
- Local News
- Back Again, Says Gotch
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- Forty Workmen in Peril When Trestle Was Washed Away
- Ogden Sends $1000 While Many Citizens Add to Relief Fund
- Provisions Given by Farmers near Provo for Flood Refugees
- Cafe Proprietor Will Give Benefit Evening
- Brigham City Firms Help
- Saltair Dance Season Has Opening Friday
- Hedges Resigns Wheel
- Ojeda's Federals Cut Way through Insurgent Lines
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- Spring Season in Sports Sure to Break Records
- Abe at Tell among the 'Come Backs'
- Wisconsin Track Team Noses out Illinois
- Tom Sharkey, One of the Best Ringmen in History, Never Won Championship
- Prep Athletes Will Start Outdoor Work This Week
- Sullivan Raises $3000 for Flood Sufferers
- Kramer Must Defend Title in East Today
- Telephone Boys to Organize Fast Team
- Baseball Notes
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- Salt Lake Hardware to Practice This Morning
- Big Noise for Husk in Chicago on May 17
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- Omaha in Need of More Funds
- Pfanschmidt Arraigned for Quadruple Murder
- Coronado Islands Leased by Mexico
- Raises Engineers' Wages
- Duchess Asked to Plead for Release of Miss Emerson
- Cooper Will Give Talk on Theosophy
- Stole Ring, Pawned it and Came West Searching Fortune
- Services for Thomas Riley
- Convict's Wife Asks Divorce
- City Bacteriologist Will be Wedded Woon
- Hill Will Take Stand and Tell His Story Next
- James Henery Mountford Dies at Local Hospital
- Seven Burglaries and Thefts Are Reported
- Strenuous Life Weakens Vitality
- Bernhardt Special Starts Quick Dash for Denver Record
- Aged Woman Knocked down by Automobile
- Worry over Divorce Given as Cause for Attempt at Suicide
- Ticket Lost by Victim of Auto Bandits Found
- Dog Attacks Boy
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- Eleventh Ward Program
- Penrose to be Speaker
- Caledonians Notice
- Returns from East
- Damage Claim is Denied
- Case Against State on Trial
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- Mail Roads First to be Considered
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- Question of Weight in Auto Construction
- Automobile Business Best in Seven Years, Says Frank Botterill
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- Nes Enclosed Bodies
- Cold Storage Test
- Packards Sent to Aid of Dayton's Suffering
- Government Orders Overlands for Use
- New Research Engineer
- Taxicab Service Has Its Problems
- Diamond Tire Company Plant Not Suspended
- Vilie Winner in Texas
- Spring Trade Excellent
- Have Whirl Wind Week
- Seals and Sox Play for Charity; Get $1000
- Welsh Here Ready to Sign with Champion
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- Sixth Store in Schramm-Johnson String is Opened
- Macnaughton Acquitted of Charge of Murder
- Moose Hold Memorial Services This Evening
- 'Tex' Has His Hair Cut
- Electric Illumination
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- Supervision over Teachers of Music Urgen by Ensign
- Prospects of Ruby Valley Described
- Quickly Cures the Worst Backache
- 'Fast Cure' Again Fatal
- Denver Pair Wedded Here to Avoid Pomp of Home Ceremony
- Awards Two-Cent Raise
- Child and $100,000 Awarded Mrs. Lemp
- King George to Visit Capitals of Europe
- Real Estate Transfers
- Will Clean up Streets
- Frats Join at Banquet
- Local News
- Coroner to Probe Death of Woolfolk
- Roosevelt Declares for Woman Suffrage
- Admiral Sentenced for Boxing Minister's Ears
- Insurance Company Promoters on Trial
- Confesses Incendiarisnt
- Bill Giving Miners Eight-Hour Work Day Passed in Colorad
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- Ogden U. C. T. Elects
- Whitney Will be Speaker at Ogden Tabernacle Today
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- Grocery Theft Charged
- Weber School Board Meets
- Mistakes Dog for Lion
- School Contests in Ogden
- Will Discuss Sending Cadets to Exposition
- Double-Tracking Will Better Canyon Service
- Judge Warns Lawyers
- Order Notice for Bids
- Negro is Arrested
- Yeomen to Hold Conclave
- Ogden's Death List
- Court Gives Judgment
- Hard-Boiled Hat Blamed for Smile That Leads to Fight
- K. of C. to Meet Today
- Utah Leasing Company Miners Go on Strike
- New Commercial Club
- Settles Sour, Upset Stomach in Five Minutes-Pape's Diapepsin
- Eagles Celebrate
- Provo Brevities
- Will Sell 750,000,000 Feet of Idaho Timber
- Funeral Services Held for Departed Attorney
- Gunnison Old Folks Honored
- Work to Begin Soon on Milk River Project
- Want Interurban Route
- New Frost Station to be Established Soon
- Some Water in Streets
- Test of Law Planned
- Lukes Are Defendants
- Carlson, Arrested as Box Car Thief, Faces Petition for Divorce
- Federal Authorities Hold up Cargo of Beef Form Australia
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- Logan Wires $800 to Red Cross Society for Relief of Suffering
- City Brevities
- M,Clellan Expected Back Home Tomorrow
- Detective Agencies after Check Forger
- Pair Said to He Forgers
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- Throngs Expected to Visit Capital Conference Week
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- Farewell to be Given
- Births Double Deaths
- Robert M. Lawrence Wedded at Seattle
- Draftsman Awarded Bonus Wage Verdict
- Free Water is Desired
- Station to be Dropped
- Workers Made Many Concessions-Wilcox
- Boy Scouts Obtain Results in Clean-up Campaign in First
- Sniffling Machines
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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- Probate and Guardianship Notice
- Probate and Guardianship Notice
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice
- Dr. W. T. Cannon
- Delinquent Notice
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- Building Activity Expected by Real Estate Venders
- 'Cow-Testing' Stations for Utah Farmers Being Urged by H. E. M'cartney
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- Dividend is Declared
- Highland Park Will be Aided by Improvements
- Prospective Buyers Don't like Storms
- New Apartment House Planned by Bettilyon
- Good Rental Houses Difficult to Secure
- Didn't Heed Lights; Auto Stuck in Switch
- Banner Year in Local Real Estate Expected
- Await Weather Change
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- Evolution of Beet from Root to Sugar Told
- Proposed New Eccles Building at Ogden Litigation Now Delays Construction
- Many Inspect New Furniture Store
- State High School Contests Scheduled for Last of Week
- Credit Clothing Store to Open Doore Soon in New Shopping District
- M'kellar Will Resume Work on Improvement
- Nibley Looks for Big Business Week
- Independent Piano Company Mones In
- 'Nonirrigated' Term Preferred over 'Dry'
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- Increased Demand for Farm Lands Reported
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-03-30 | Page 12 | Big Noise for Husk in Chicago on May 17
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-03-30 |
| 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/s6vq47j3 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vq47j3 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Big Noise for Husk in Chicago on May 17 |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-03-30 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 12 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vq47j3/10119707 |