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- Attempts [Illegible] End N. Y. Strike Are [Illegible]
- Premier U. S. Ace
- Republican National Committee Attacks Democrat Socialism
- Ebert Rule Holds Fast to Control of Berlin
- Lloyd George Appoints His Cabinet Heads
- Luxemburg People Want Republic in Place of Princess
- Sentor Honor Reed Smoot on 57th Birthday
- Cabinet Members prefer Horses to Gasoline Buggies
- Rare Medal is Given Explorer for Polar Work
- Riots Rage in Buenos Aires
- Says Millions of Letters to Yanks Bungled
- Mrs. Roosevelt Visit Grave for First Time
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- Page 5
- [Untitled]
- Society
- [Untitled]
- St. Paul R. R. Chief Hands in Resignation
- Revelations of a Wife
- Credit Given Belgium
- Smart Scarf Set of Mauve Velvet
- U. S. Placing Host of 'Handicapped' Persons
- M'Adoo Declaes He is Fading Officially
- Ludendorff Seeks Rest in Sweden
- Zionist Movement Approved by T.R
- Indictment Dismissed
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- Page 8
- [Untitled]
- Suit of Cable Companies is Knocked Out
- [Untitled]
- I. W. W. Case Nears End
- Funeral for Late Mrs. Mirl Giles Chalker is Held
- lad Who Stole Fortune Goes on Taxi Spree
- Mining Operators to Meet in March
- Big Meat Order for England is Delayed in Rush
- Republican Claim Faces Throwdown
- Foreign Trade of U. S. to be Aided
- British Propaganda Seen by [Illegible]
- Page 9
- [Untitled]
- People of [Illegible] Are Warned on Influenza
- Urges Utahn's to Give Farmer Soldiers Work
- [Untitled]
- Timothy O'brien, Orphanage Chaplain, Dies of Pneumonia
- Davis School Board Selects Officers
- U. S. Ambassador Feted
- Drain Lands, Use Resources, Says ogdenite
- Lad Who Defends Mother Freed of Serious Charge
- L. A. Influenza Shows Gains
- Much Sugar Made by Layton Concern
- County High School Opens at Kaysville
- Utah May Receive 'Arizona Strip'
- 'Tenshun! Here's Buddy!
- Ambassador Frances Better
- 53 Tons of Russ Greenback Will be Seized U. S
- Wife Says Husband Soon Deserted Her
- Wattis Declines Club Nomination
- Church Abandons Swedish Language
- Lieut. E. E. Conroy Returns to Cornell
- Chambermaid Fined for Selling Liquor
- 143D Men to Arrive Ere 145th Returns
- Lenine Confined at Kreml, Report
- California Senate Votes for Dry U. S.
- Page 10
- [Untitled]
- Packers' Books Not Opened to Public, Charge
- Hertling Gave Prussians Rap
- Permanent Farm Aid Work is Proposed
- [Untitled]
- Chinese Minister is Peace Delegate
- Unemployment Said to Involve Dangers
- Villa's Scouts Battle Federals
- Roosevelt Services Will be Held Feb. 9
- Robber Pleads Guilty
- Children's [Illegible] to be [Illegible]
- Montana Soldier Released
- Page 11
- [Untitled]
- [Illegible] High Men Beat Players of University
- [Untitled]
- Girl is Star Javelin Thrower
- Sparrow Flies to Jacksonville for Arrangements
- Stocky Ards Tommy Says Boxing Gave Him Good Sealegs
- Commission Rules on Draft Payments
- [Untitled]
- Sport Snap Shots
- [Illegible] is Winner Newspaper Decision
- Near Half Million Given in Purses in 1918 Harness Races
- Gotham Will be Mecca for Ball Magnates
- May Allow Hal to Perform in Giant Uniform
- Comprise Excess Profits Tax Urged
- President Signs Bill in France
- Tommy Robson Wins from Walt Laurette
- Consider Kelly to Manage Mil Waukee
- More Students at University Will Practice
- Seniors Class Champions at Granite High
- Notice to Creditors
- Summons
- Mike Gibbons Calls off Bartfield Bout
- Expect Strong Team at West High School
- Stecher Wants to Meet Earl Caddock
- Eugene's Ghost Won Derby Stake
- Miss Bogart Wins from Miss Lake
- Clay Pigeon Men to Change Name
- Ducote to be Coach
- Meets Britisher
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- [Untitled]
- War Insurance Head Promises to Do Better
- President Not Won by Italy
- [Untitled]
- S. L. Drug Co. Observes 25th Anniversary
- Theatre Managers Re-Elect Officers
- The Day's Death Roll
- Funerals
- [Untitled]
- Seeks Deportation of Interned Foes
- Idaho Sheepmen Will Hold onto All Wool
- Light Snow Need Not Cause Alarm
- Brilliant Dance Planned by Club
- Treasurer Makes December Report
- Utah Food Offices to Sell Furniture
- Longer Armistice Period Declined
- Cork Honors Wilson
- Loss of $250,000 Bonds Still [Illegible]
- U. S. Naval Force Placed at 225,000
- Pennsylvania Mine at Butte Closed
- Ward Offers Farce; Prizes Distributed
- Clearing House
- New Suits Filed
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- [Untitled]
- City Ready, So County Hastens with Its Bonds
- "Comuserv"
- Woman Obtains Freedom from Man of Crimes
- [Untitled]
- Ready to Argue Kirby Hearing
- Utah Methodists in Confab on Big Drive
- Prison Bent, He Rallies Pals
- Utah Must Aid Its Stock Show
- Red Cross Profits from Building Row
- Alien Yanks to be Assimilated
- Women of Millard Bus Ywar Farmers
- Taxation Officers Conclude Session
- Schools Seek Lapsed Rights
- Clubs Discuss Juvenile Laws
- Utah Adjutant is Angered by Army Neglect
- Uth G. O. Legislature Hold To
- Utah Code Made in 23 Months
- Yanks' Return to Aid U. U.
- Citizens Object to Extension of Spur
- Utahns in 1918 Used 27,231 Motor Cars
- Shackles Stricken from Securities
- City Votes Funds to Fight inFluenza
- U. S. Plans to Dip Utah Sheep [Illegible]
- Old Folks' Home Have Movie [Illegible]
- Closing School is Found [Illegible]
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-01-11 | Page 11 | Consider Kelly to Manage Mil Waukee
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-01-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6h42xdv |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6h42xdv |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Consider Kelly to Manage Mil Waukee |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-01-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 11 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6h42xdv/10232171 |