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- [Illegible] Heads [Illegible] U. S. [Illegible] Loans
- Spectre of Russia Rises to Affright World Peacemakers
- Floor Leader
- Bryan Favors Amendments in World League
- Berlin Still in Throes of Bloody Riots
- Leaders of G. O. P. in next House Completed
- Seaplane Bears Injured Officer to N. Y. Hospital
- Rigid Laws Held Need to Crush Bolsheviki
- Ogden Woman Shoots Self in Los Angeles
- Bolsheviki Lose Heavily in Vaga Region Attacks
- Governor Drops Suit for Libel Against Editors
- U. S. Abandons Neville Island Munition Plant
- Miners Threaten Armed Resistance to Red Flag Bill
- Sunstroke Finally Claims Authoress
- Page 2
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- Aerial Schools to be Closed by U. S. Army
- Queen Maire May Visit
- Problem Play Blends Humor with Pathos
- German Delegates to Discuss Food
- Bright Copper Outlook, Says Col. Jackling
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- Faithful Dog is Given Home
- Former Strikers Fail to Get Work
- Virtues of Black Crow Explained
- 4144 Returning Yanks Register
- State Peace League to Organize Today
- L. D. S. U. Class Reunion
- Page 3
- [Untitled]
- Intrusion [Illegible] Cossacks
- Irish Patriot Leaves Estate of $1,000,000
- [Untitled]
- Nebraska Senators Endure Cigaret Ban
- Music and Mirth Make Merry Melange of the Only Girl
- [Illegible] Testify Against R. R. Chief
- Land's Army to be 600,000 Strong
- Hun Aviator Tried for Airplane Sale
- British Plan Aids Trade of Canada
- Faddists Promote I. W. W. Propaganda
- Detroit Will Vote on R. R. Purchase
- Italy to Try Man Whom N. Y. Accuses
- Food in Storage Shows Increase
- Wireless Phones for U. S. Forests
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- Page 5
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- [Illegible] Shower and Supper in Honor of Bridge
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- Today's Events
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- Helping the Dry Movement
- Terest Rate on City Bonds Fixed
- Police Force Increased
- Blue Sky' Measure Passed by Senate
- Revelations of Wife
- George Creel Ceases Censorship Activities
- New Highway Bill Will End Disputes
- Local News
- Chiropractic Bill is Finally Passed
- Americans Suggest Big German Army
- Denver Carpenters Return to Work
- Irish Resolution Goes Unprotested
- Baker Rebuked by U. S. Leader
- Probe of Mexican Conditions Planned
- Pope Asks Powers to Hasten Peace
- Women Salesmen Best with Bonds
- Ex-Kaiser Desires Changed Residence
- Fractures Bones in Fall
- Mrs. Lincoln's Modiste Dies
- California Wants Boche Submarine
- Page 6
- [Untitled]
- Kingly Verbiage of 'King Fisher' Measure Foregoes Fish Lore
- Temper Shown as Lawmakers Approach End
- [Untitled]
- Legislative Calendar
- Bill for County Libraries Passed
- Major Asks Utah to Aid Madelines
- Senate Approves Firemen's Pensions
- Candling License Helps Small Man
- Boy's Leg Broken When Hit by Car
- Clock to Hide Its Face While Solons End Job
- British Fleet at Libau
- 15,000 Sailors Only for Boches
- Garbage Company Asks More Money
- Bonding Business Tabooed for Banks
- Lung Specialists Hold Conference
- 22 Bills Pass as Senate Gets down to [Illegible]
- House Balmes Utah Senators
- Number of Jobless Falls for First Time
- Taft Defends League Against Knox's Views
- The Day's Death Roll
- Funerals
- Page 7
- [Untitled]
- [Illegible] Taxes' on Oil Pressed
- Crows Gathers at This Exhibit
- [Untitled]
- Human Flesh Sold in Russia
- Amusement
- [Illegible] Chooses Woman Instructor
- Wild West Vets Home
- Australia Will Employ Soldiers
- Washington Invokes Capital Punishment
- Co-Operation is Show's Keynote
- Oil King Repudiates Halifax Statement
- Moving Picture Funnies
- Page 8
- [Untitled]
- Eight Bees Swarm into Pittsburg Hive for Training
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- East High Basketeers Again Defeat Panthers
- East-West Tenis Tourney Proposed
- Griffiths to Head Tourney Committee
- Rickard Likely to Hold Champ Fight in East
- Aggies to Play B. Y. U. Saturday
- Air Men to Fly for Big Prizes
- Charley Herzog May Go to New York Yankees
- Johnny Dnndee is Rematched with Mitchell
- De Oro Meets Copulos
- Billings Signs
- Coast Diamond Chatter
- Harbertson to Meet John Berg on Mat Tonight
- Idaho University to Enter Quintet in National Meet
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- Boxter to Spend Five Long Years in Federal Jail
- Granite Drops Close Game to Gold and Blue
- Lewiston Would Meet Any Terms to Land Match
- Diamond Stars Get Release Form Nany
- Michigan Stars Are Coming Back
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- Page 10
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- Defunct Bank of Bingham is Restored
- Husband May Yet Share in Wife's Estate
- [Untitled]
- Blue Ribbon Bill at Pantages Opening Today Offers Something New
- Grand Opera Concert Instructive
- Burkburnett is Big, Says Glazer
- Mother Testifies in Statutory Case
- Rodents' Foe Goes to U. S. Conference
- Red Cross of Provo Distributes Medals
- Indian Fighters Are Given Pensions
- Crushed Worker is Slowly Recovering
- Farmington Mecca for S. L. Lovelorn
- Two Coupes Get License to Wed
- Extradited Man May Get Liberty
- Two Ogden Wives Ask for Divorce
- Early Building Urged by Mayor
- Reduction Co. Makes Run with New Machines
- Junior Prom on Irish Holiday
- Utah Men Who Arrived Home Recently
- K. C. Hall Dedicated
- Marriage Licence
- Weather Report
- Murder Jury Chosen
- Opening of Sheep Trail is Forbidden
- Church Council to Investigate Dancing
- Ahmeek-Osceola Will Distribute Regulars
- W. U. Supervisor Gives out Facts
- Provo Companies Hold Unimportant Meetings
- Law to Speed Count of Ballots Proposed
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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- Delinquent Notice
- Notice to Special Stockholders' Meeting
- Summons
- Notice of Assessment No. 1
- Notice
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- Page 12
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- Eager Buyers Crowd Aisles at Auto Show
- King Now Major
- [Untitled]
- Youths Shoot 6-Year-Old Lad, Who May Die
- Capitalists of Utah Organize Flax Industry
- Huge Concern Honors Odell Manager Chosen President
- Father Strives to Recover Son
- Scout Drive Given Heart Support Her
- Mail Your Tax! U. S. Red Tape is Thing of Past
- Users of Iron Unite in Plea
- She Objects to Blood Threat
- Wards Will Offer Drama Competition
- Heavy Snowfall in Wasatch Pleasing
- Boys Accused of Vandalism
- Witness Tells of Sugar Deal
- War Experiences Told at Meeting
- Jews Will Recall Modecai's Work
- Safety Zone Crash Declared Accident
- Too Much Kick in Wine; Maker Fined
- Car Robbers Sent to Kansas Prison
- Influenza Rate at Lowest Level
- May Sell City Bonds at Once
- Rifles Mail, Charge
- Friend Stole Heart of Wife' He Avers
- Salt Lake Wants Fraternal Congress
- Church to Honor Its Patron Saint
- Army Vice Control Chief Reaches City
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-03-12 | Page 10 | Crushed Worker is Slowly Recovering
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-03-12 |
| 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/s63n38bx |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63n38bx |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Crushed Worker is Slowly Recovering |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-03-12 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 10 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63n38bx/10249429 |