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- Huns Told Allies Are in No Mood for Words
- Officials Seek Trail of Reds Who Sent Bombs
- 72 Killed, 400 Injured, in San Salvador Quake
- Woman Who Figured in History Passes
- Alfonso Dissolves Spanish Assembly
- In a World of Steadily Rising Prices, The Sunday Herald Still Costs the Same
- Subscribe
- Higher Tolls on Wire Lines Are Defended
- New York Call Asks Protection of U. S
- U. S. Fliers Get Ready for Cross Ocean Trip
- Los Angeles Plant Closed by Strike
- German Cables under Sea Are Held War Spoil
- Utah Buddies Delighted over 362d 'S Plans
- Two-Thirds of 'V' Loan Calls for Investors
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- Mayor is Acquitted of Bribery Charges
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- Irish Freedom Declaration is Received in U. S
- Townley Must Face Disloyalty Charge
- Whole Family is Killed By Crazed Nebraska Farmer
- Daniels Returns Soon
- Captain's Wife Shoots Man Who Smiled on Rival
- Grain Ruler Barnes Warns Speculation in Flour Must Cease
- Paris Socialists Cheered by Strike
- Grigsby Named for Alaskan Delegate
- Gompers Is Improved
- Negro Murderer Hanged
- Local News
- Local News
- Page 3
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- Levy on Sheep in 2 Counties Reveals Loss
- Cabrera Denies Presidential Bee
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- Costa Ricans Wage Warfare
- Denver Files Suit Against Phone Co
- Award For Damage by Union Upheld
- U. S. Court Refuses to Free Haywood
- Agreements Will Fix Wheat Profits in 1919
- Two Cousins Are Guilty of Murder
- State May Charge for Wine Permits
- Yankees Look for 'Bigger Opportunity'
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- Page 5
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- Mrs. Harold Smoot Gives Luncheon for Mrs. Russell Hartle
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- Today's Events
- Fire in Hotel Kitchen
- Children of Moose to Frolic at Party
- Mrs. G. M. Ipson, Pioneer, Buried
- Revelations of a Wife
- Baptists to Help Soldiers Get Jobs
- Utahn May Attend Conference on Tax
- Aged Man Found Ill
- Mule Killed by Car
- Two Utah Copper Mines Report Loss in 1918
- Page 6
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- Medical Board to Press Wat on Rochester
- Silk Prices Mount with Demand Keen
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- Rotary Convention to be Held in Tabernacle
- All-School Dance at Saltair Tonight
- Funerals
- The Day's Death Roll
- Bamberger Rate Plea Continued
- Jorgensen Succeeds in Releasing Yanks
- Pioneer Railroad Builders Crop Up
- West Cache Sugar Arguments to End
- Big O. E. S. Chapter to Hold Sessions
- Page 7
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- Return of U. S. Men Soon, Plan
- New Capiral Stock Tax Being Assessed
- Canadian Pacific Plans New Service
- Will Take Collins Back to Indiana
- Nebraska Phone Co. Increases Charges
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- Heavy Crop of Grain Forecast
- U. S. Restores Ocean Cables
- Rainbow Division Hit Hard by Active Service
- Judge Rules Child Labor Law is Void
- Ninety-First Men On Way to Kearny
- Rain Refreshens Montana
- Ship Builders Plan To Make Industry Stable
- Soldiers Urge They be Discharged Soon
- Fungus on Wheat Injures New Crop
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- Furs Bring High Price
- Pershing is Credited with Winning Policy
- Lynch Leaves Half Million to Wife
- Three Men Killed in Montana Mine
- Fish Guardians Are Declared plotters
- Page 8
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- Salt Lake Man Buys Loftiest Building in L. A
- Telegram Sued for $26,092.50
- Miss Louise Shiell, Teacher, is Dead
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- Amusements
- Assess Salt of Lake as Mineral under New Law
- Poison Victim Goes Home from Hospice
- S. L. Boy Longs to Leave China
- Utah Soldier Dies in N. Y. Hospital
- Dixie Power Co. to Increase Capacity
- Vocational Studies Appeal to Youths
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- Ogden Seeks Aviators for Spike Jubilee
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- Monster Coast Gun in Ogden R. R. Yards
- $500 Fine Exacted for Sh0oting Boy
- $20,000 Gymnasium for Eighth Ward
- $1462.30 in County Fees
- Sugar Directors sworn In
- Mental Tests to be Studied by Utah Men
- Utah Educators Take Demonstration Trips
- Vocational Officer Visits Farm College
- Ogden Live Stock Market
- Bakery is Burglarized
- W. E. Bennett Dies
- Centenarian Passes
- Summer Primary Class
- Aged Woman Dies following Accident
- U. A. C. Adds Sports to Military Drill
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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- Seals, Coming from behind, Beat Bees; Score 7 to 6
- Pittsburgh is Trimmed by Cubs at Home
- Elks' Ball Team to Play Fort Douglas
- Five Athletes to be Honored by Local Fans
- Theatre Players Defeat Bank Men
- Southern Association
- American Association
- Knockout Brown is Surprise in Match with Moha
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- Freebairn Wins
- Coast Crews Primed for Annual Race
- Granite Wins Dual Meet in Easy Fashion
- Pacific Coast League
- Browns Start Trimming Sox in Their Park
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- Cafe Owners, Cooks, Waiters Fail to Agree
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- Girl Falls from Swing
- Utahn Honored
- Bible Offered as Evidence in Divorce Affair
- Lynch Testifying in Pingree Trial
- 700 Men Laid off by D. & R. G. Road
- Check List of Indian Fighters
- Wetzel's Wife Asks Divorce; Acers Cruelty
- Telephone Co. to Accept Old Terms
- Utah's Wild Westerners Arrive
- Vandals Destroy Homes in Canyon
- Bomb Sent to Smoot Late in Reaching Here
- Town in Urah Buys 5 Times Quota in Loan
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-05-03 | Page 2 | Captain's Wife Shoots Man Who Smiled on Rival
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-05-03 |
| 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/s6q2555x |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6q2555x |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Captain's Wife Shoots Man Who Smiled on Rival |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-05-03 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6q2555x/10266514 |