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- Page 1
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- President Gives His Arguments for League
- Russ Radicals Hold American in Prison Cell
- Red Cross Calls for Trained Men
- Accounts Short $10,300, is Charge
- Soldiers Will be Given Help Back to Land
- Blue Lightning Darts as Snow Falls on City
- Senators Declare League of Nations Outline is Faulty
- Friends Active for Speaker Candidates
- King of Rumania Shot during Riot
- Bloody Rioting in Westphalia Towns
- Another Tie-up of N. Y. Harbor Looms
- Bolsheviki Turn Church to Theatre
- Horrid Atrocity Tales Are Told of Bolshevist Slayers
- Soars with Plane inside Rock Walls of Grand Canyon
- Coast Planning Clothes Drive to Aid Europe
- Strikers Ask Conference on Wage Demands
- Many Bills Face Death at Present Session
- Guy Empey, Ogden Soldier, Defies Would-be Fighter
- Objectors Coddled; Soldiers Get Limit
- Recluse Defies Posse for Hours; Dies; Thought Suicide
- Page 2
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- City News Ticker
- 15 Governors Accept Bids
- Great Artist is Delighted with Instrument in Tabernacle
- The Day's Death Roll
- Palmer Declares His Record is Open Book
- Funerals
- Public Pulse Felt on Daylight Saving
- Col. Halstead Dies
- Senate Passes Harbors Bill
- Ashton Will Speak
- Naval Measure before Senate
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- Page 3
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- Supplemental State Budget is Compiled
- Urges Destruction of Sheep Killers
- Reorganization of Health Body Asked
- Legislative Calendar
- House Will Fight New Bureau Bill
- Rebate Bill Dies Lingering Death
- Work on Memorial Will be Hastened
- Congress is Asked to Grant Pensions
- $75,000 Hall Asked for U. of U. Campus
- Pioneer Trail May be Made Highway
- Adult Blind Barred from State School
- Home for Fallen Women is Urged
- Miss Downey Urges New Library Bill
- Asks Publicity for All Amendments
- Survey of Butter in State Ordered
- New Legislative Deal Now Sought
- Club for School Teachers Proposed
- Healers Say Their's is People's Fight
- Sergt. Slater Dies in Army Hospital
- Congress Urged to Save Beauty Spot
- Cannibal Maids Are Real 'Riot' on Bill at 'Pan'
- Welsh Poem to be Sung at Banquet
- 'Different' Show at Orpheum is Full Oe Laughs
- Will Give Play in Memorial Building
- U. S. Flier is Killed
- State Insurance Monopoly Voted down in Senate
- [Untitled]
- Utah Asks U. S. to Aid Jobless
- Pension Asked for 2 Teachers
- Page 4
- Page 5
- Page 6
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- Third of Army is Now Demobilized
- The Aerial Crusader
- Hayes Succeeds Farley
- Millers of Montana Are Called 'Trust'
- Democrats Pick New Chairman
- Lad Faces Trial for Deserting to Fight
- Report is Demanded on Scandal in Army
- War Souvenir Cause of Soldier's Arrest
- Quarter Million Had Eyes for Spy
- Army Gas Masks Menace in Mines
- Dry Legislation is Reported to House
- Coblenz Cafes Will Remain Open Later
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- Page 7
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- Western Plums Drop
- Provo Men Form Employment Office
- David Mattson Found Guilty Selling Booze
- Police Study Shooting Case; Seek Assailant
- Boy Robber Band Busy, Police Fear
- Mayor Will Attend Labor Conference
- Beet Pulp Called Good for Cattle
- Tomato Acreage Will be Reduced
- Coal Road Plans for Improvements
- Irrigation Project Planned by Women
- Bennion Named to Attend Meeting
- Charles E. Van Loan Ill
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- 'Flu?' No, Rabies; Dogs Are Masked
- Nana Bryant Will Return
- Tooele Boy Dies at Fort Wingate
- Page 8
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- Demonstration at Great Lakes for Boxing Bill
- Mike Gibbons Plans Comeback; Will Seek Middleweight Title
- [Untitled]
- Boxing Bouts
- Idaho Holds Basket Ball Tournament
- French Request American Sports Taught Soldiers
- Idaho Will Have Six-Team League
- International Has New Game Schedule
- Lack of Time Holds Athletes from Trip
- Westminster is Beaten by East
- Defeat Seniors in Swimming Contest
- Tendler Outboxes Welling at Newark
- Bantam Champ Will Fight in Cleveland
- Large Corporation to Take over Tracks
- Few Changes in Des Moines Team
- Schaefer's Illness Stops Many Games
- Rodgers Gets Big Star in Jack O'neil
- Richards Will Play in Final Tennis Match
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- Preps Defeated by West High
- University Leading for State Title
- Murray Defeats Granite High Team
- Page 9
- Page 10
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- Russ Refugees Are Returning to Old Homes
- Power Bill is Ready to Pass
- Weather Report
- President Appoints Many Postmasters
- Victory Liberty Loan Sanctioned in House
- Delinquent Notice
- Probate and Guardianship Notice
- Delinquent Notice
- Clemenceau Able to Leave House
- Births
- New Suits Filed
- Clearing House
- Real Estate Transfers
- Severe Weather Sweeps Montana
- Daylight Saving Law Cuts Accident Total
- Hog Price Plan Undecided Still
- Notice of Special Stockholders' Meeting
- Committee Favors Enlarging Park
- Assessment Notice
- Notice
- Delinquent Notice
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- Lines in South to be Grouped
- Page 11
- Page 12
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- Sen. Smoot Fighting Fort Tieup Order
- Desert Union Honors Richards
- Shotgun Swung as Club Kills Greek Farmer
- Early Sale of City Bonds is Being Advised
- War on Smoke Nuisance Will be Inaugurated
- Tonsorial Tools Used as Weapons
- New Soldiers' Club Lodges Seven Men
- Bride Vanishes; Found in Hotel
- Diver Missing
- State Will be Shown at Best
- Kiwanis Club Feasts Tonight
- Precipitation for This Month Heavy
- Police Seize Two on Drug Charges
- Commercial Club to Pick Delegates
- Want Men to Seek Jobs near Homes
- Would Federate Scouts of City
- Bingham Banks to be Reopened
- Moving Picture Funnies
- Germans Entertain Cutler, Utah Boy
- Strike Scope at Garfield is Beclouded
- Jewish Fighters to be Honored Guests
- Gamble Case May Reach Jury Today
- Midgley Will Head Utah Camera Club
- Utahns Discuss Cheese Grading
- Farmerette Chosen Executive
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- County Clubs Active Again
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-02-27 | Page 7 | Mayor Will Attend Labor Conference
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-02-27 |
| 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/s61v6kxv |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61v6kxv |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Mayor Will Attend Labor Conference |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-02-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61v6kxv/10245020 |