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- [Illegible] Vision of German Colonies Considered
- King near Death
- Trans- Atlantic Flight Planned during Summer
- Orders Are Halted on 1,250,000 Tons Ships
- Bill Enables Purchase of Wheat Crops
- End of U. S. Wire Rule on Dec. 31 is Favored
- Aviator Fatally Hurt as He Tries to Give Wife Note
- War instead of Ship Surrender Wanted by Huns
- Obregon Not to Seek Presidency
- Henry L. Pittock Dies at Portland
- Packing Chiefs Think Present Laws Ample
- Fearing Lives, Children Flee Angry Father
- Two San Francisco Chinese Are Shot in Tong out Break
- Cave - in of Well Crushes Worker, Body Recovered
- Ten-Year-Old Boys Kill Another with Empty Beer Bottle
- Memorial to be Held in Famous Abbey for T. R.
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- [Illegible] Price of $17.50 for Hogs Agreed Upon
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- Future Shipping Policy Problem
- [Illegible] Contracts Bill Considered in Senate
- Rain Head Silent as to Trip Abroad
- Debs Arguments Ended
- Two Big Ships to Bring 6000
- Right to Join Germany Vital
- Women Plan to Visit Labor Leaders Abroad
- Press Cartoonist Dies in New York
- Luke, Arizona Flier, Dies Death of Hero
- Export Oil Goes Up
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- Page 6
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- 'Tenshun! Here's Buddy!
- Spanish Fork Pair Married in Chicago
- Concrete Road Planned from Ogden-Hooper
- Whisky Debases Munson, Charge
- U. A. C. to Feel Student Pulse
- Forestry Regiment due in New York
- Call Him 'Willy' Never Bill : Elks
- New Company Assumes Price River Project
- Board of Health Raises Dancing Ban
- U. P. Brakeman is Killed at Granger
- Beet Sugar Men Meet in Logan
- Ogden Girl Weds at Courthouse
- 'Movie' Owners Launch Fight
- General Young Visits Capitol
- Ute Chief Killed by Influenza
- Oscar G. Hemenway Goes to Last Rest
- [Untitled]
- Would Make Auto Dealers Give Bond
- The Day's Death Roll
- Bandit Varies 'Stick-Up' Game
- Pingree's First Bill Regulates Feeds
- Electric Picture [Illegible] is Talk of Salt Lake World Knows [Illegible]
- Rep. O'neil Abo
- [Untitled]
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- [Illegible] Charge [Illegible] up as [Illegible] Correct
- [Untitled]
- New England Unit Active in Relief
- [Illegible] Expected to [Illegible] House Monday
- Legislative Calendar
- House Members, Ignorant, Ask Expert's Help
- [Illegible] on Pacific [Illegible] Wearing Out
- Blue Sky May No Longer be Sold in Utah
- Highway Committee Favors Road Bonds
- Senate Roused by Theory of Coal Shrinkage
- Angeles Bakers' Fines Must be Paid
- Trading Stamps Are Hit by Bill
- P. Centers Guilty on Murder Charge
- [Illegible] it, If You Will
- Senate Disrupts Junketing Plans
- Insurance Laws May be Altered
- Utah May Protect Rights of Soldiers
- Would Let Press Ride on Passes
- Government Sells Northwest Lumber
- Governor Reviews 346th Artillery
- Foes' Expulsion Urged
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- Illustrious Name Signed for New York
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- Bill for Racing in State of Washington
- Farmer Will Have Luxury of City Man
- Dugdale Retires as President of Baseball Club
- Try for Game with Boys at Fort Douglas
- Woman Suicide Major's Widow
- Cotton Freight Rates Slashed
- Grimes Sold to Little Rock Club
- Aggies play South Cache for Practice
- Nebraska in Need of Farm Laborers
- Monarchists Defeated
- Women's Wage Bill Killed
- Restrain Hines in Disposing of Speedway Park
- Gleason is Fourth Member of Orioles to Become Manager of Big League Club
- Horse Shows Association Has Meeting
- Aviators on Way to Far Siberia
- High Schools Schedule [Illegible] Games in [Illegible]
- Culb Owners Settle Dates for Baseball
- Expect Fast Games Tomorrow Night
- Simpson Wins in Triple Tie Shoot
- Peasants' Revolt Sweeps Rumania
- Demobilization of Grmea Narmeis [Illegible]
- Kearney Men [Illegible] Merchant Ship
- Southwest League Convene in [Illegible]
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- Cutler Chosen to Head Peace Congress Here
- Rock Island Yard Master Now Testifies
- Spice and Variety Will Make Orpheum Bill Entertaining
- Ex-Kaiser Receives Flowers on Birthday
- Federals Victors over Felix Diaz
- Amusements
- Fur Sales Surpass $8,000,000 Goal
- Judges' Pay Increased
- Britain Formulates Demobilization Plan
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Famine Relief Bill Passes Both Houses
- Wants to Open up Oil Lands in West States
- Notice of Special Stockholders' Meeting of Albion Mining Company
- U. S. Steel Declares Expected Cut Dividend
- Air Landings Proposed
- Clever Comedienne at Pantages Today
- Statistics
- Dyers' Business Soars
- Marriage Licenses
- Notice of Stockholders' Meeting
- Notice to Creditors
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- Joy Fund for 145 Th Proves Big Problem
- Presbyterian Churchmen to Help Soldiers
- Original '$200 Baby' Goes to Girl-Mother
- Old Jupe with Government on Its Dry Program
- Indian See 'Squaw Man' Chief and Wives Present
- City Heads Face Budget for 1919
- Appoints Aid to Help Tax Mines
- William Lindsay Wins War Pension
- Ask Bamberger to Open Banks
- Kissed Others, Wife Says Mrs. Bolton Asks Divorce Forced to Work, Charge
- Counts Saving of Huns Gain
- 3 Wives and Lone Hubby Ask Divorce
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- Comb [Illegible] for Ide [Illegible] Rotary [Illegible]
- Lecturer Knows Allied Leaders
- Pioneer Utah Jurist Passes
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- Trial of G. E. Ford Continued to Feb. 8
- Influenza [Illegible] Only 39 ; [Illegible]
- 2 in Uniform [Illegible] $35 from [Illegible]
- U. S. Will Fix [Illegible] Utah' S Loan
- Work to [Illegible] on County
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-01-29 | Page 6 | Ute Chief Killed by Influenza
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-01-29 |
| 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/s65q620d |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65q620d |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Ute Chief Killed by Influenza |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-01-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 6 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65q620d/10236420 |