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- Park Not to Seek Another Election
- Danger of Break with Germanic Powers Less
- Salt Lake's Retiring Mayor and Aspirants for Office
- 'Arson Trust' of Record Size
- Suspect Holds Police at Bay
- Dr. Dumba at Lenox
- Two Differing Views Urged on the President
- No Loan, No More Orders Say Envoys
- Villa Gets Rich Loot from Chief
- Movie Actors Flee to Street in 'Make-Up' When Building Burns
- Robbers Hold up Bank
- Observe 'Clean-Up' Week
- Torpedo Boat is Shelled
- Von Bernstorff Denies
- Fishermen Held for Trespass
- Australian Trooper Digs for Water on Gallipoli but Finds Gold Instead
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- Does Britain Plan New Gibraltar at the Dardanelles?
- Turks Ready to Continue Friendships
- How 'President' and 'General Manager' on British New Army in France Work
- French Give up Favorite Drink
- Eating Horse Meat
- Albert Spoke English
- Origin of 'Poilu'
- Famous Inventor Dead
- Cut down Olive Trees
- Would Enlist Missionaries
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- Everfresh Food Plant Inspected
- Browning Company Receives from China an Order for Guns
- Dr. Clark E. Davis Joins Faculty of U. A. C. at Logan
- Brigham Ready for Peach Day
- Rushing Work on Railway
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- Octogenarian is Dead
- Chinese Merchants Will Take Part in Fall Fashio Show
- Lorenzo Rhees Succumbs
- Watts Funeral Today
- Taxes Soon to be Due
- Finds Source of Wells
- Convention is Announced
- Marriage Licenses Issued
- District Schools of Juab to Open Monday
- Spanish Fork Notes
- Out of Race for President
- Brigham City Boy is Killed by Live Wire
- Will Put in Pipe Line
- Provo News Notes
- Jury Convicts Bowring
- Local News
- Local News
- Blackfoot Fair is Next
- Divorced from Convict
- Farmers Will Try to Reclaim Lands
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- Postal Rates Now O. K.
- Idaho Law Banning Possession of Liquor in 'Dry' Area Upheld
- Chinese Prisoner Considered Insane Takes Little Food
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- Schools of District Will Open Tomorrow
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- Australians Use Trench Mortars at Dardanelles
- French Sight German Submarine in Dardanelles and Prepare to Plunge
- Teutons Held in East; Prepare Drive in West
- Submarines Sink Four
- Decoration for John D
- Cyprus Copper Mines
- Steamer Picks Up Cew
- Earth's Contraction
- Four Killed in Collision
- Always Ready
- Germans Lose Heavily
- Local News
- Name Sarah Bernhardt First Vice President of Cripples; Society
- Villa Forces Men to Will Him All before Execution
- Sanpete Schools to Begin Sessions Monday
- U. A. C. News Notes
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- Salt Lake Again Leader of Second Division
- How to Score by Figures
- Few Close Decisions Given Yesterday
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- Gibbons a Warded Unofficial Decision in Bout WIth Packey
- Parker Takes Singles Title in Net Finals
- Gleichmann, Hit by Pitched Ball, to Undergo Operation
- Disturber Again Wins at Chicago
- Arterburn Wins Final
- Set Marks in Meet of Star Canadians
- Youths Win Title
- Do You Wonder ?
- Vernon's Turn
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- Grodon's Fall is Described
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- Trip From Long Beach to Dallas Wins Boy Health
- Bryan Opposes Proposed Loan
- Mexican General Fled to Escape Own Men
- Launch Giant Freighter
- Famous 'War' Governor Dead
- Former Ambassador as First Sergeant Pleads with Men
- To Meet in Philadelphia
- Interned German Sailor Dies
- Arrests in Armour Case
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- Vernon Leads in Fielding; Salt Lake with Club
- Camp Sees Chance for Yale in 1915 Football
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- Fool Shooters by Joker Trap
- College Golfers in Semifinals
- Fottrell Winner in Opening Play
- Will Klawitter Win?
- Awaiting Decision on St. Paul Fight
- Heavy Men to Play on Teams in Conference
- Western League Chieftains Meeting
- Salt Lake in Bad, Too
- Et Tu. Portland
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- Semaphore Set for Signal Men
- Japanese Consul Talks
- File Memorial for Conference
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- William Lambourne, Teacher of Violin, Answers Last Call
- Was Pioneer Postman
- Talks on Wool Market
- Electric Machinists Organize
- Falls from Train
- Services for Dr. Bickford
- Italian Reservists Go Home
- City Brevities
- To Lecture on Highway
- Court Notes
- Chinese as Boosters
- British Expect to Win
- Joffre Fails to Visit Place of Birth and Now 'in Bad'
- Leaves Stage for Happy Home Life
- Indorse Wilson over Protest
- Run down by Street Car
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- Red Hose Beat White Sox in Eleven-Inning Battle
- Oakland Plants Firm Roots for Cellar Position
- Brooklyn and Braves Tie for Second Place
- Collamore Loses Game for Indians
- Hard Hitting Wins Two for St. Louis
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- Highlanders Drop Fifth Straight
- New Record
- Reds Hold Giants with Nary Score
- Hughes Agian in Form for Bostons
- How They Stand
- Manager and His Captain Benched
- Just for Fun
- Auto Racers Badly Injured
- Angels Have Sportive Lark with Leaders
- Play off Final in Golf Events
- Nay, Nay
- Brickley a Coach
- Davis Shifted
- American League
- Brookfeds Get Brace of Wins
- Feds to Introduce Baseball by Night
- Local News
- Rowdy Willing
- Snod Thinks So
- Schumacher Dies
- Local News
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- Improve Trade with Greece
- Austrians Build Light Horse Railroad to forward War Supplies
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- Cars Are Needed for Moving Coke and Coal
- Russians Hastening Work on New Line
- Street Car Men to Meet
- Talks on Savior's Life
- Suit Names Diplomats
- May Dismiss Hyde Case
- Business With Uruguay
- Americans Help French
- A Linguist's Advantage
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- Deal Closed for Sale of Utah Marble
- Excursion to Uintah off Today
- Potash Works to Start Soon
- Suave Strangers Fleece Farmers in Matching Dollars
- Big Water Case Will be Argued
- Would Use City Street
- Family Deserters May be Forced to Work on Highway
- Seeks Reduced Rate on Cotton Seed Cake
- Studies Needs of Western States
- Funeral Services for A. L. Wilkes to be Held Today
- May Attend Road Meeting
- Three Cars Are Derailed
- On Inspection Trip
- Full Supply of Water
- To Try to Float Loans
- F. W. M'Masters Here
- Lawyers Favor Three for U. S. Judgeship
- Propose to Raise Fund for Highway
- Robbers Busy During Night
- Publicity Campaign is On
- Rainfall Was General
- Remains in Jail Rather than Guve Parents' Identity
- Musicale to be Given
- Dr. Allen to Speak
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- Says 'Overland' Asks No Odds
- Popular Winter Model of Dodge Bros; Car Coming
- Women Now Play Big Part in Automobile Industry
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- Scenes of Utah Embellish Menu Cards in D. & R. G
- Refuses Increase in Rates
- Get Doctor's Aid Free
- Making Small Type Tire
- Jeffery Cars Make Good Time
- Motoring Problems
- Saxon is Suffrage Car
- Gov. Gates' Mother Dead
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- Henry Ford is Peace Advocate
- British Gunner Describes Fight
- Nonstop Car and Nonsleep Observer Who Thrilled Coast
- Goodrich Company Erects Highway Markers from Atlantic to Pacific
- New Arto Company Enters Local Field
- 'German' to be World Tongue'
- Russia Needs Munitions
- Studebaker Changes Its Sales Manager
- Big Problem is Solved
- Gasoline Now Going Up
- Tourists Given Luscious Samples of Utah Peaches
- Somewhat Alike
- Long Flagstaffs
- Shipping of Greece
- German Paper Shortage
- Big Home Building Campaign Launched
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- Wide Variety of Weather
- Food for Belgians
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- Silver King Con. Has Shipped $193,000 Ore Recently Worth $41
- Market Strengthens on Week's Last Lap; Producers in Demand
- $50 Gold Ore Found in Hamburg Workings; Goldstrike Notes
- New Tintic Mill is Treating Sulphides from Three Mines
- Emma Ore Carries Good Metal Values; Alta Con. Workings
- Two Years Good Times Predicted for Mining by Visitor to East
- Engineer's Statement
- West Tintic Showing Unusual Activities
- Daly-Judge Passes Million Dollar Mark in Cash Dividends
- Calgary Oil Field Has 44 Active Rigs, Three Yielding Wells
- Silver King Coalition Declares Its Quarterly Dividend of $187,500
- Cottonwood King is Showing Copper Ore on Tunnel Level
- Notes and Personals
- Clearing House
- Will Ask for Receiver for Koldstrike Leasing
- New York Curb Quotations
- Boston Curb Quotations
- New Bingham Tunnel Would be 15,600 Feet and Cost $385,000
- Five Utah Mines to Pay Three Tons Gold Last of September
- 25-Pound Chunk Gold Ore Dug from Fortuna Ground at 30 Feet
- Favorable Conditions at Four Tintic Mines
- Utah Delegates to Mining Congress
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- Park City Output $55,000 for the Week; Daly is Improving
- Spelter Production First Half of 1915
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- Farmers Visit other Farmers
- Lively Realty Market Had by Bruneau-Hill
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- Parcels Post Lectures
- Building Sites in Federal Heights Sold
- Do Not like Telephone
- Says Prospects for Business Are Bright
- Local News
- Claims Big Business in Many other States
- To Beautify Yale Avenue
- New Apartment House
- Looks for Brisk Trade
- Realty Man Works for County
- Goes to Coast by Auto
- Reports Are Made on City Water Samples
- Appointed Warehouse Manager
- 'Rolled' Sheepherder, Alleged
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1915-09-12 | Page 10 | How 'President' and 'General Manager' on British New Army in France Work
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1915-09-12 |
| 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/s69g6spw |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69g6spw |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | How 'President' and 'General Manager' on British New Army in France Work |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1915-09-12 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 10 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69g6spw/10136870 |