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- Racing
- Many Come Back to Help out C. Mack
- Robinson is Best American Jockey
- Easier to Stay with Club than Battle Barrow
- Camp Dodge Directors Busy on Track Work
- Hobey a Lieutenant
- Coach Roberts Slips One over on University
- Western Will Meet
- Pitcher in Class One
- Braves Sign Doolay
- Bar Bachman
- Final Contests of High School Race in Sight
- Stove League Gossip
- Interest in Sports Spreads in Far East
- Rifle Experts Conduct Tests
- Hollocher Stacks up as a Real Find for Cubs
- Walter Bratz's sport Gossip
- Noted Athletes in Johns Hopkins Meet
- Chicago Gets next Federation Meeting
- Chicago Men A. B. C. Leaders
- Princeton Gathers
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- Wartime Sports
- Another Swimmer Enters Service
- Frosh to Compete at Northwestern
- Kiviat in Artillery
- Camp Gets New Directors
- Packey M'farland Wants Commission
- Stovall Swinging the Sledge Hammer
- College Aviators to Use Shotgun
- With the Boxers
- Seven Matches Lined up for Grand Theatre
- Famous Race Horses and Great Races of the American Turf
- Nebraska Athletic Captains Enlist
- Train Athletic Leaders
- Managers Take Long Chance on Young Bushers
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- Colorado Favorite on Feature Card Monday
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- Michigan Circuit Schedules Meets
- Sport Writer is Author of War Song
- Major League Club Training Camps
- Military Stunt at Penn Relays
- Transporting Boats Problem for Races
- Fish by the Millon Die as Streams of State Freeze Solid
- Basketball Star Has Only One Leg
- Schang Will Play Third and Mcinnis Second for Boston
- Saves Coppers for the Fans
- Every Fan Has His Pugilistic Idol, Which He Swears By
- No Home Runs off Carlson, Pirate Hurler
- What a Physician Has to Say and Advise About the Sport of Trapshooting
- Tennis Vet is Back in Game
- Brennan Bout Will be Test for Dempsey
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- It's Not Necessary to Go to Alaska or Canada to Witness This Popular Sport
- South Summit High Defeats Park City
- Harold Lamb is Golf Winner in Coast Tourney
- Granite Takes Final Contest
- Looks like Seals Have Been Sold
- No Luxurious Special Trains for the Cubs
- Northern Idaho Ready for Its next Dog Race
- Aggies and B. Y. U. Are Still at it Both Make Additional Comment
- Prof. Peterson Submits His Side of It
- Blues Wallop Reds
- Corbett Mourns Passing of Terry
- Bill Essick Returns to Vernon with His Secrets
- Nat'l Settles Its Portion of Fed Suit
- Utah College Heads Decide to Get Along
- Baseball Fans Harbor Little Sympathy for Unjustified Holdouts
- Bookies May 'Crab' New Orleans Meeting
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- Ally Embassies in Petrograd Plan Flight Wilson Sets 1918 Wheat Price at $2.20
- Index of Today's Herald-Republican
- High-Powered Bomb is Found in Fort Douglas War Camp
- Allied Labor Will Discuss Peace Views with Wilson
- Bold Italian Shipmaster Tricks Fleet of U-Boats
- Invading Germans Menace Capital
- Snipers Wound Patrol Captain
- Biggest, Best' Auto Show Opens Monday
- Five Killed in Plane Crashes
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- Utah Copper Co. to Raise Service Flag
- Manufacturers to Get Needed Sugar
- Hood Stolen from Machine in Street
- Slaver Gets Four-Year Term
- Iliff Funeral Will Take Place Tuesday
- Deadly Plague Threatens All of North China
- State Chemist Finds Strychnine in Candy
- Marines Get Chance to Become Officers
- Francis Says Diplomats Preparing for Flight
- German Invaders Have Reached Walk and Dubno
- Germany Increase Territorial Demands
- Austrian and Ukrainian Troops Approach Kiev
- German Military Action Disountenanced by Austria
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- [illegible] is Laid at Doors of Association
- Railroad Bill Makes Advance in the House
- Teachers and Pupils to be Organized for Service in the War
- Slayer is Lynched
- Hair Often Ruined by Washing with Soap
- Youth Confesses Three Murders
- Seattle Waitress is to Keep Tab on Too Greedy Customers
- Bureau of Mines Designs Furnace
- Rail Congestion is Decreasing
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- Bachelors' Club Rides to Fall
- Garter Purses Now Au Fait, 'Tis Said
- Coeds Now Camp on Trail of Sammies
- Sob Stuff
- Fearful of the Kick
- What's Wanted
- Lost Both
- No Lump There
- Those Utility Bags
- Draft Sparklets
- The Sealed Records
- Persiflage En Camouflage
- A Coed's View
- Musings of John Tomahawk
- No Time for Idlers
- Misleading Sign
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- Los Angeles Murder Jury Evenly Split
- Soldier from Utah is Dead in France
- Levender
- War Department Being Reorganized
- Senator Smoot Congratulated
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- Team Work Needed
- Lawyer Apologizes to Supreme Court
- Rail Director Promulgates Economy Order
- Public Utilities' Needs Subject of Conference
- Where Lies Treason?
- Fall of Jericho
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- The Great Secret
- A Prize-Winner
- A New Record for Royal Cords Prove Fitness Fo Roads
- Federal Aid Road Act Change Sought by Automobile Men
- Paige Will Have Fine Exhibit at Auto Show
- Motorcycles in Demand
- Now Captain Harris
- Marmon Buyers like Closed Car Designs
- Ash Exhibits Will Attract Show Crowds
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- [Illegible] Theatres Offer Sterling Shows for Week
- Woman Worker Must Get Man's Wage, Says Head of New Bureau to Direct Woman's War Labor
- Training Little Children
- What some Celebrities Pay
- Marriages, Divorces Show Big Increases
- Wealthy Women Eager to Aid U. S
- Hilarious Comedy Begins Week Engagement at Wilkes Tonight
- Douglas Fairbanks and Alice Brady on Paramount-Empress Program
- Fine Program for the Rialto
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- Compulsory Conservation is Proposed
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- Output of Rifles Nearly 10,000 a Day
- Municipal Poultry Farm in England
- Movies Link Peru and American Goods
- English Nurses to be Decorate
- Draft in April or May Foreseen
- Indian Prince Says He is a Caucasian
- Submarine Killer Plant Being Built
- Captain Dies from Shrapnel Injury
- Princess 'Pat' Made Honorary Colonel
- Steamer Founders in Harbor
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- Permanent Commissio of Red Cross Doing Great Work in Rome
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- Third Presbyterian Church
- First Presbyterian Church
- Thirty-Second Ward Chapel
- Pleasant Grove Will Hear Home Talent Orchestra
- Piano Pupils Are Awarded Prizes
- Cannon Ward Choir to Sing
- Lucy Gates Excels Galli-Curci, Says Eminent Critic
- Phillips Congregational Church
- Immanuel Baptist Church
- 'Vags' Were Wealthy
- Get Comfort Kits and Bayonet Drill
- Memorial Society Meets
- Jerry So Hates German That He Kills the Speaker
- Would Have Kaiser President of U. S
- Alien Enemy Prima Donna Wins Right to Sue after Dismissal
- Babe Born in Skiff
- Placed in Faker Class
- Men in All Walks [Illegible] Life Are Knittl
- Two Hods of Coal Must Last Ten Day
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- $4,000,000 is Spent Yearly for Drink ' Back of the Yards'
- The Doctor's Advice
- Two Schoolmates Join Army Together
- Unit Specializes on Gauze Articles
- Utah Thanked for Assisting French Kiddies
- 'Two War Years in Constantinople'
- canceled Stamps of on Use to Red Cross
- Woman Named in I. W. W. Plots
- 'Nonsinkable' Ship Sails
- End of Shipyards Troubles in Sight
- Army Plotters' Fate Uncertain
- New Exchange Rate Sought by Canada
- Heroic Deeds of Seamen Related
- Bean Crop Commandeered
- Gerard is Improving
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- State College Offers Courses to Draftees
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- Delegates for Continuance of War to Victory
- Taking of Jericho is Great Gain for British
- More Tuscania Dead Identified
- Earl Brassey Dead
- Boy Brotherhood Pleads for Slayer Condemned to Die
- Nany Young Men Commit Crimes to Escape Draft
- War Savings Stamps Committee to Aid Liberty Loan Drive
- Ration Card Plan Goes into Operation in London Monday
- Labor Supply Ample except upon Farm
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- Moroni Defeats Mount Pleasant
- Shipping Service Opened to Women
- Mitchel Reports for Flight Duty
- Enemy Aliens Still Allowed to Enroll
- Ptomaine Malady Reaches Chicago
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- Patrols of Troop 35 Enter Competition for Silver Cup
- Wants 'Em to Sit up and Notice
- Liberty Stake Busy
- Good 'Turn is Done by Scout of Troop 35'
- Local News
- Celebration Held
- Troop Formed in Centerville Ward
- President's Address Now Distributed
- New Scout Bodies Are Organized
- Rookie Fliers Dare Death in Camp as Well as When They Face Foe
- President Will Write to some Hustling Scout
- Troop 1 Assists at Flag Service
- Get Special Room
- Watch for Meadowlarks
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- American Fork Pacific Mine is Heavy Shipper
- Chinese Laundryman Taken in Drug Raid
- Lads Charged with Stealing Wet Goods
- Delinquent Note
- Exports of Silver Increased Largely
- Local News
- Huns Ruthless in Suppression of Strike Move
- Utah Copper Quarter Shows Big Earnings
- Silver King Co. Holds Annual; New Directors
- Beware 'the Truce of the Bear' Says Fighting Irishman Who Brands Hun Offers Trickery
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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- Three Redskin Draft Evaders Are Sent Home
- Cache County Plans Great Hard Surface Road System
- Theft Suspect Will Face Felony Charge
- Bin Elder Exemption Board Calls Men Up
- 66 Serving from American Fork
- Farm Bureau Day at Eden is Big Event
- illness Wins Mercy for Coal Stealer
- Curtailed Term Roils Teachers
- Sullivan Found Guilty of Plot
- Insurance May Go to Enemies
- Big Colorado Acreage Nearly Ready for Entry
- To Build Hard Surface Roads
- Deserted on Wedding Day, Asks Decree
- State News Ticker
- Railroad Men Enter U. S. Engineer Corps
- Firemen's Benefit Association Elects
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- Ogden Boys Warned Not to Kill Robins
- [Illegible] Wife Says Husband Didn't Worry
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- Many Types of Pierce-Arrow in 1918 Models
- Mrs. Bingham Estate Valued at $65,000,000
- Scientist to See Eclipse from Peak
- Top Made by Crawford Are Feature of Show
- Performances. of 1918 Autos Will be Better
- Buick Trucks Solve Delivery, Problems
- Auto Trade Doing Its 'Bit' for Country, Says Chalmers
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- High-Grade Oil is Found near Arco
- Union Oil-Gas Has Big Acreage
- $70,000 is Feb. [Illegible] Output from Tintic [Illegible]
- India Will Soon be after Silver
- Garnett Field Gets Heavy Producer
- Denver Draws Claws of Sleek Wildcats with Blue Sky Law
- Green River Oil Shale is Big in Utah
- Story Says Jackling to Bring up Alaska
- Oil Location is within Law Placer Claim, Says Judge
- Mason Mine Active near Humboldt House
- History of Utah Oil Gas Wells Wok to Update
- Mine Workers Share High in Earnings, Says the Banker
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- Copper Uranium Elects New Men
- Columbus-Rex Still Sleds Ore over the Ridge
- Alta Con. Ore $36 Ton, While Mine Improves
- Kennebec Drift from Cardiff to Cut 2 Big Veins
- Five Big Trucks for Old Tybo Mine; Ore $50 to $75
- Fickle Weather Plays with Alta Miners' Work
- Big Mine Sale and New Mills in Idaho Camp
- Parowan Oil to Drill by May 1
- Prince Ships 9250 Tons Ore Past 30 Days
- Daly West Men Back from Denver
- Increased Sale Stocks on Mine Mart Past Week
- Montana-Wyoming Looks for Big Year
- 104,720 Acres Oil Share Land in One County
- [Illegible] Day Advice, [Illegible] Shale Mills, Scotch Process
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- Assault with Pick Handle Costs $10
- Young Men Rule Salt Lake Elderly Officials Are Few
- Purity Squad Nabs Twenty-Three Men
- Habeas Corpus Case Hearing Continued
- Drug Store on Hill Looted Third Time
- Judge in Montana Faces Impeachment
- K. of C. to Induct 60 Candidates
- Honor Soldiers
- Stores Adopt One Delivery, No Exchange
- State and U. S. [Illegible] Want This Prisoners
- Ban on Lamb is Lifted in Utah
- Plan Listing of Vacant Lands
- Girls Map out Patriotic Work
- E. O. Howard is Named to Head the Alta Club
- Vigilantes Assemble
- Prof. Ketchum Joins Munitions Service
- Utahns Qualify as Marine Marksmen
- Ryan Will Go to Serve with Nutt
- Board Acts to Check Disease by Regulation
- Ground Glass Story German Propaganda
- Wilckens Reported to be in Arizona
- City News Ticker
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- Old-Time Minstrels to Parade before Big Show Starts Monday
- Clothing is Lost in Cleaning House Fire
- Forest Ranges Will be Used to Limit
- Future Graduates List is Announced
- 'Props' Says Anna is There Miss Chandler Wins Critic
- Births
- Marriage Licenses
- Redmond Demands D. & R. G. Build Depot
- Toledo Prepares for Big Racing Year
- [Illegible] of Nation to Meet All Food Needs
- Full of Years and Honors, 'Aunt Em' Wells Awaits 90th Birthday
- Funerals
- Deaths
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- New Suits Filed
- Clearing House
- Roll of Honor
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-02-24 | Page 19 | Indian Prince Says He is a Caucasian
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-02-24 |
| 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/s64f2wkc |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64f2wkc |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Indian Prince Says He is a Caucasian |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-02-24 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 19 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64f2wkc/10155425 |