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- Page 1
- [Untitled]
- Allies Take Ribecourt; Enemy Line Weakens
- Valorous Yanks Not to be Kept out of Battle
- New Drive upon Huns' Defenses Expected
- New Teuton Retreat Begins
- Men Reaching 21 since June 5 to Register
- Oil Industry to Regulate Own Affairs
- Crowder Points to Possible Confusion
- [Untitled]
- Foe Retires into Old Fortifications of 1914
- Bolts Kill Six in Pennsylvania
- Senator Humbert Accused in Report
- Mexico Firm Against Oil Law Protest
- 29 Suffragists Arrested for Third Outbreak
- Hun Leader Demands Reserves from Austria
- Prunes Sell for 28 Cents per LB
- Iowa Politician Dies
- U.S. Transport is Victor over U-Boat in Duel of Shells
- Bandits Loot Bank
- Philippine Editor Fights Deportation
- Page 2
- Page 3
- [Untitled]
- Raftee Uses Dogs, Horses, Railway, Ship
- Dutch Pacifist Gives up Conference Plan
- 7 Missing of Kellogg Crew
- Willson's Peace Terms to Rule
- Reading Said to Bear Terms
- [Untitled]
- Mrs. Davison Asked to Lead War Drive
- I. W. W. Trial Halted by Tampering Charge
- American Poles Make Good Gain
- Red Cross Men May Continue in Service
- John W. Garrett to Head U.S. Delegates
- Lightship Sunk Soundings S. O. S
- Turks and Huns at Outs on Golden Horn
- U. S. Soldiers Visit French Beach
- Put Interned Aliens on Roads, is Urged
- U.S. Boys Break Health Records
- West Coast Whaling Interests Combine
- Mexican General Killed by Bandits
- Washington Denies Discussing Matter
- King George Praises U.S. Boys Efficiency
- Interned Germans Die of Typhoid
- Chicago Symphony Director Must Go
- Mrs. Levi P. Morton Dies
- War Board to Fix Denver Ry. Trouble
- U.S. Soldier, 87, Passes
- Page 4
- Page 5
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- Pretty Dinner Given for Couple Who Wed Today
- Utahn Gives All to Red Cross
- Mlle. Clifford Grows Fat on Diet of Swords and Saws
- Dress
- Call Issued for Register on August 24
- Go to College Patriotic Duty
- Gay Chintz Smock for Garden Wear
- The Household
- [Untitled]
- Served Him Right
- One other Fight
- The Farmerette
- [Untitled]
- Page 6
- [Untitled]
- Gold Men End Reno Meeting
- American Soldiers Are Acquainted with Equipment of Allied Nations
- Important Ground Wrested from Huns
- [Untitled]
- Claims of War Offices
- Toll of Submarines for July Decreases
- Enemy Seems to Have Realized His Defeat
- U. S. Troops in France Hear Bishop
- Thrown from Wagon, Two Are Injured
- Mine Foreman Murdered
- Wilkins Sentences Violators of [Illegible]
- Yanks Don't like Name of "Sammies"
- Body of Anna Held Put N. Y. Vault
- Student Aviator Killed in Florida
- St. Louis Editor Joins Air Forces
- Camp Kearny Boys Barred Beach Bath
- Berlin Claims Allies' Attacks Are Repulsed
- First Felony Charge under Prohib Law
- Plans Vocational Work in Hospital
- Chicago Will Vote on R. R. Ownership
- People Frolic at Riverside [Illegible]
- Page 7
- [Untitled]
- Ogden Plans Fine Sendoff for Draftees
- Draft Evaders Are Taken In
- Kaiser Was Anxious to Know How America Felt
- Will Preserve Full History of Utah Regiment
- Utah Responds to Appeal for National Guard
- Two Murderers, Life Prisoners, Flee from Pen
- Railroads Are Saving Coal
- Scare is Given Boys Who Build Own Aeroplane
- Wage Withheld to Pay for Job
- Would Give Utah Canal System
- To Regulate Capital Issues of Corporations
- Remember Men Who Join Colors
- [Illegible] in School Buildings in Ogden
- S. P. Employes Arrange Outing
- Classify Men under New Draft Bill
- Ogden Live Stock
- Deserted by Husband Wife Asks Divorce
- State to Get Insurance of Dead Worker
- Hear Petition to Operate Stage Line
- Gov. Bamberger Speaks to Pioneers
- Page 8
- [Untitled]
- Ames Weakens and St. Louis Loses Contest
- [Untitled]
- Tommy Murphy Again Scores Victory at Belmont Track, Winning and Losing a Pair
- Jack Dempsey Owes His Start to the Original 'White Hope'
- Boston Braves Make Mark in Run Failures
- Boston Slams Lefty Russelle for Victor
- National League
- Ted Johnson Entrant for Annual Meet
- Detroit Takes Opening [Illegible]
- Johnson Loses Hard [Illegible]
- Pittsburg Runner Stars in Quarter
- Tennis Sharks Take Features in Fast Court Play
- [Untitled]
- Racing
- Myers Wins Game by Heavy Hitting
- High Price of Rice in Japan Causes Riot
- Sport Snap Shots
- Saratoga Entries
- Sage Season Opens Today for Hunters
- Barney Oldfield Slightly Injured
- Ship Grounds on Last Alaskan Trip
- American League
- Indians Win from [Illegible]
- Ted Meredith Loses First Relay Race
- Page 9
- [Untitled]
- [Untitled]
- [Illegible] . S. May Buy Products as Aid to Mines
- The Day's Death Roll
- "Ash Cans" Will be Feature of Naval Exhibition at Fair
- Hiawatha Has Gone over Top
- All-Fraternal Day is Great Success
- Western Men in U. S. Service
- City News Ticker
- Lynch Raising Irish Brigade
- Convicts Montana Pen Proficient in Military Drill
- [Untitled]
- French Mission Leaves for Coast
- Dorothy Dalton in Tale of '49
- Change in Train to Yellowstone
- Laborers Wanted for Navy Yards
- Big Meeting for National Guard
- U. of U. Training Detachment Goes
- Community "Sing" at Recreation Center to be Novel Event
- Stealing Freight Rides Now Classed as Larceny
- Wheat Oversale Brings $100 Fine
- Honor Birthday of Bishop Romney
- Oregon Shipyards Have Launched 130 Vessels
- Page 10
- [Untitled]
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- Uintah Oil Field Going to Depth; Standard Rigs
- New Cedar City Coal Mine Work
- Wilbert Mill Start Again Raising Ore
- Iron Blossom up; Others Down
- Rails Relegated Industrials Up
- California Gold is Running Low
- Honeycomb is Shipping Ore
- 24,000 Shares Sold on Oil Exchange
- New York Stock List
- Ray Quarterly Shows Profits
- Kansas City Grain
- Corn Remains at Low [Illegible]
- Cerro De Pasco Co. Announces Dividend
- Probate and Guardians Notices
- New York Bond List
- New York Curb
- [Untitled]
- Investment Securities
- Dried Fruit Market
- London Metal Market
- San Francisco Quotations
- Boston Curb
- Boston Quotations
- New York Money
- Los Angeles Quotations
- Standard Oil Stocks
- Lusero Assesses
- Notice to Contractors
- Mammoth is Working 65 Miners Now
- Notice to Creditor
- Three Rico Mines Reported Active
- Page 11
- Page 12
- [Untitled]
- No Limit to Iron Project, Says Calvin
- Protests Are Sure to Come from Kiddies
- "Fifty-Fifty" Wheat Rule is Still Effective
- Food Profiteer Probe Ordered by Washington
- Will Handle Contracts [Illegible] War [Illegible]
- Thousand Bushels of Wheat Which Can't Find Owner
- Nation's Chief May Come West on Loan Drive
- More Engineers Arrive at Fort
- Tin Bonnet from Battle Front
- Senator King to Address Kiwanians
- Will Attend G. A. R. Camp
- Young Man Charged with Auto Theft
- Changed Vice Law Proposed
- Dicke Protests Against Car Tie-[Illegible]
- Oatmeal is Good in Many Dishes
- [Untitled]
- Seek Injunction to Stop Building
- Officer Williams Pleads Not Guil
- No Encampment Indian War Vets
- King to Speak to War Mothers
- Mill on Airplane Work Burns [Illegible]
- Sprinkling Hours Defined by [Illegible]
- Need 745 Miners for Work in Utah
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-08-15 | Page 8 | Tommy Murphy Again Scores Victory at Belmont Track, Winning and Losing a Pair
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-08-15 |
| 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/s65h8n5c |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65h8n5c |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Tommy Murphy Again Scores Victory at Belmont Track, Winning and Losing a Pair |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-08-15 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65h8n5c/10201372 |