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- Huns' Chief Ally Called to Parley
- [Eligible]
- China Says Japan is Pampered at Paris
- 362d Fighters Get Warn Welcome
- Budapest Falls into Hands of Rumanians
- U. S. Airplanes Will Start on Flight May 5
- Sink German Ships, Says U. S. Secretary
- 'Bit Concerned,' Say Officials, About 'V' Loan
- Two Are Held for Possible Share in Plot
- Three Yanks Killed in Wreck Overseas
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- Motor Will Sove Problem of Transportation Will Celebrate Amateur Baseball Day May 10
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- Aggies to Meet 'U' on Track and Diamond
- Kewpie Ertle Will Meet Pete Herman
- League Leaders Cross Bats for Honors Today
- As Unusual Career as Baseball Player
- Truck Replacing Horse in Eastern City Traffic and Long Railroad Hauls
- High School Track Stars Clash Friday
- Page 3
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- Polish Jews in Sad Plight, Americans Say
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- Monarchist Revolt Foiled in Portugal
- Old Veteran Sees End of Third War
- Commission Denies Higher Phone Rates
- Oregon Will Care for Famous Craft
- Mrs. Irene Castle Marries Captain Treman, Air Hero
- Oldest Woman in Illinois is 106
- Flier Leaps from Speeding Plane in Contest for Prize
- Pioneer Day Celebrated
- Page 4
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- Herr's Bees Are Nipped for Another Game by Seals
- Indians Trim Tigers with Heavy Hitting
- Utah Prep Star
- Cincies Add Another Game to Win Column
- Fortune in Prizes in Coming Races
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- Pacific Coast League
- Jack Dempsey Has Ended Stage Tour
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- William One of World's Best Horses
- Fast Contests on City Card
- Release Fuller, Disappointment, Says Portland
- Twenty-One Allied Nations to Complete
- Zbyszko Will Meet Cossack Wrestler
- Yale Freshmen Defeat Yale
- 'Speedy' Rush Will Coach for Cornell
- Elizabeth Ryan Wins Swim Title
- College Sports
- Page 5
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- Robins Urges Aid for Russia
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- Public Debt is near 25 Billion
- Venus of Bath Baffles Police
- Seth Morrison, Yank, Returns
- Anti-Carranza Group is Put under Arrest
- G. O. P. Floor Chief to Banish Bombers
- French Republic Honors W. G. Sharp
- Armenian National Conference Closes
- Help! 'Bomb' Lurks on Porch, She Said
- Three Companies Incorporates Here
- Mining Companies Make Tax Reports
- Former Utahn is Influenza Victim
- Eccles, Borwning's Whisky Costs $1000
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- Fast Bouts on Hip Card Monday Night
- Toledo May Not Get Battle, Says T. Rickard
- To Box Monday
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- At the Traps
- Will Give Team Trip Should it Win Flag
- New Giant Magnate Helps Get Sunday Baseball in New York
- Victory League Schedule, 1919
- Chase among First to Get in Condition
- Governor May Stop Toledo Fight Plans
- Elk Baseball Stars Play Soldiers Today
- Former Ball Star Returns Home
- Doctor Tells How to Detect Harmful Effects of Tobacco
- French Resume Racing Monday
- Southern Players Open Games Today
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- Page 10
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- Poor Brakes Cause of Many Accidents
- Many Stars Enter Race Annual Tilt Attracts Fans
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- Millions Read Advertisement
- Used Cars on New Standard
- America Has Many Autos Six Million Now in Use
- Auto Game Shows Comeback through out Entire Country
- Ralph Mulford Enters Grind
- Motor Speedway in Great Shape
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- Famous Peace Treaties
- Why Glorify Revolution?
- Preparing Peace
- Other Ponts of View
- What Will They Do?
- The Dryad Song
- A Glorious Privilege
- The Fourteen-Pointed Porcupine
- 'Spiritual Growth' is New Slogan of M. I. A
- Bank's Entries of Items, Stated Odd
- Britons to Elect Officers for 1919
- American Diplomat Dies
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- Portland Yeggs Travel in Autos
- Injunction Asked on Prohibition
- Injunction Asked on Prohibition
- Col. Hayden Transferred
- Treaty of Buenos Ayres (1823)
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- Haynes Doubles Auto Capacity
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- Billion and a Quarter Dollars Invested in Auto Business in U. S
- Do's and Dont's for Every Auto Owner
- Good Roads Will Connect in Utah with Grand Canyon
- Name Misleads Many Autoists
- Victory Garden Will Endercut High Living Cost
- United States Has One Auto to Every Eighteen Persons
- Nash Prompt in Deliveries
- Aerial Mail Route Formally Opened
- Treasury Medals Given
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- Signing of Treaty Signal for Start Ahead
- Col - Rexall is Showing 4 Feet Ore in Bedding
- Fertilizer Season Has Not Come to Expectation
- $160 Pound Ore at National
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- $26,700 More Sales in Week; Several Gain
- Alta Railroad Reach Camp by First of Week
- General Boost Noted in Rail, Metal Shares
- Prince Ships 1250 Tons Ore during Week
- Silver King Con. Face Changing
- Olympic Mine Yields Large
- Woodlawn's 12 Feet Assays in Lead - Silver
- Eureka Bullion Sends Note to Stockholders
- Michigan-Utah Will Ship Considerable Ore
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- Johnson Flays Wilson's Stand
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- Hubby is Called Stormy Struck Her Face, Charge
- Comedian Honored
- Wolffe Will Quit German Democrats
- Shipping claims of Russia Vexing
- King George Honors U. S. Army Officers
- Panama Zone Gets New Commander
- Introduces Bill Which Gave over Wires to the U. S
- Lemon Juice for Freckles
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- Steel Industry Showing No General Improvement
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- Old Capitol to Aid South Utah
- Cement Oil Co. Acquires Land
- Woman Handles Silver Milling
- Gold Circle to Speed up Work
- Lehi Tintic Get Air in 30 Feet, Report
- Holy City Linked to Cairo by R. R.
- Annual Speed Race on Card
- Young U. S. Artist under Ban is Girl without Country
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- Utah College Will Enlarge Its Service
- Prowlers Loot Ogden Stores and Residence
- Utah Men Win St of Colors Owned by 362d
- Lighting Kills Beaver Farmer
- Fishermen Will Stock Stream with Tiney Trout
- What is This Love? Ask Dan, He Knows Cupid's Line Indexed and Analyzed
- Students Keep 'A' Day; Hold Canyon Frolic
- Ask Transfer of Phone Suit
- U. S. Planes Will Fly at Utah Jubilee
- Stop! Look out for Frost, Tip to Garden Men
- Heroes Coming Home
- Now Citizen of U. S
- Spearow Breaks Vaulting Record
- Joseph Jackson Buried
- Coe and Dubuque Fight Hard Duel
- Prominent Farmer of Kaysville Dies
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- Tintic Mines Yield $900,000 during April, with Total of 29,500 Tons; 24 Producers
- Iron King and Others Active
- Wall Street Quotations
- New York Bond Quotation
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- Diamond Fork to Have Excursion Party Soon
- Various Notations
- Pickaninnies Make Him Rich
- Welsh People Popular with Yank Fighting Men
- Exo-Soldiers Become Adept Gem Cutters
- Younger Generation
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- Hines Slashes Import Rates
- Flees Bolsheviks; He's Now in U. S
- Studio Manger
- Oregon School 'Fires' Radical
- Japs Seek Trade in South America
- Australia Seizes All Local in Nation
- Wyoming Protests to Telephone Chief
- U. S. Will Promote Cattle Exportation
- Shipbuilding Record Beaten in Oregon
- Vctim of Bandits Brought to U. S
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- Charge Fraud to Women of Illinois
- Chinese Delegate Urges Publication of Secret Pacts
- New Salvador Minister
- Government Buys Flour on Coast
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- Nevada Miner Must Toe Mark
- Excessive Rains Bullish Factory
- Old Capitol Petroleum Fuel and Iron Company
- Aim Was Justice to Real Miners
- Monthly Yields of Four Big Porphyries in Three Years
- South Hecla Opens Rich Ore in Extension Sulphide Zone
- Park City April Production Totaled 6425 Tons, Valued at $400,000; is Light Month
- Steady Gold Decrease Taken as Siver's Chance to Rise
- Romance in Mining Clings to Industry
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- Japanese Hold U. S. Missionaries in Korean Capitol, Reports State
- Claims Record with Ninety-Six Rescues
- Boy Scouts Open Drive to Help Victory Loan
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- French Officer, 80, Enlisted as Private
- Himalayans, like Indians, Carry Boats with Them
- Claim School Music is Football's Rival
- Crossed Sea in 16-Foot Boat
- Page 26
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- Hard to Vamp If One Can't Smoke 'Cigs'
- Local Chiropractor Makes Statements
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- School Society Hears Hinkley
- S. American Rivalry May Aid U. S. Shipping
- Government Agrees on Salina-Emery Highway
- Bourbons Will Entertain King
- English Aviators Have Many Mishaps
- Huge Wool Clip Bought by Utahns
- Washington Wins Varsity Boat Race
- Printers Raise Wages
- Page 27
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- [Illegible] Request Place in New Earth League
- I. W. W. Thrives on Press 'Wobblies' Hoodwinklaw
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- Famous Ships Are Discarded
- School Fights Rate Increase
- Canadian Winner Clay Dickie Match
- Bombs Prove Best Rugues Ever Devised
- Home Shortage Severely Felt
- D. and R. G. Shop Workers Send Appeal to U. S.
- Barricades to Fence Germans off at Paris
- Utah Co. Accused of Diluting Milk
- Judge Reduces Legal Fees in Divorce Cases
- N. Y. Man to Speak at Philips Church
- Adieu. Middleman, Say Egg Producers
- Friends Kidnap Greenwell on Wedding Night
- Stephens Resigns Stocky Ards Post
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- Walker Place Grows Popular
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- German Leader to Help Sign Treaty
- Riverside Opposes Trackage Extension
- Social Leader to Live in Capital
- City Ticker
- The Day's Death Roll
- Funerals
- Famous Sugar Suit Arguments Ended
- Belgium Persists All Its Demands
- Colombia to Loan Fund for Railway
- Pershing's Son Envy of U. S. Boys
- Heroes' Parents to Honor Mothers' Day
- illinois Man Held on Theft Warrant
- Trustees Suspend Socialist Teacher
- Widow of Church President Dies
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- F. B. Hammond Passes in City
- Fairbanks Gets Condon
- U. S. Soldiers Who Lost One Hand in War Learn Readily to Use Other
- Here's First Concrete Freight Car
- Shuberts Active
- Coast Shipbuilders Demand Recognition
- May Day Victim Passes in Paris
- Spanish Election Day Unannounced
- [Illegible] Anzacs Asset to States
- Pope Names Three Domestic Prelates
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- Taffeta Frock by Lady Duff Gardon
- Late Maj. Mannock British Air Winner
- Cupid Worked Fast
- Anyhow, She Got Name in Papers
- Damages Paid Boys Hurt While Coasting
- Page 33
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- Grady Motor Changes Name
- Carter Glass Says Figures Misleading
- $10,000,000 Blizzard Aids Canadas Farms
- Nations' Ministers to Plead for Jobs
- British Ambassador Departs for Home
- Woman Murdered Exhumation Shows
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- U. S. to Enforce Child Labor Law
- New U. S. Destroyer Sails from Panama
- 1,942,391 Soldiers Discharged by U. S.
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- [Illegible] Sends [Illegible] President
- Is New Leader of British Liberals
- Stiff Cigaret Tax May Stop Sale to Minors
- Summer Eggs Preserved for Use in Winter
- Go to Convention
- Heads Red Cross Canteen
- Warriors to be Honored
- Creat Lakes Won First in Shipbuilding
- [Illegible] Hilll Land
- Trips of Stork to City Homes Quite Punctual
- Smoot Plans Inquiry at Washington
- Morgan Goes to Idaho
- Famous Russian Gems Disappear
- Woman Socialist Sentenced to Pen
- Welsh Plan Reunion
- Rochester May Lose Licenses
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- Ebert Cabinet due to after Signing Treaty
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- Girl's Body is Found in Shed
- U. S. Girl to Try Atlantic Flight
- Hindenburg's Post Vacant
- Russ Peasants Resist and Ask U. S. to Aid
- Peru Plans Railway to Cross Continent
- U. S. Buys German Steamship Piers
- Mrs. Crosswy's Body Removed to Home
- 90,000 Wolf Skins Bought in St. Louis
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- U. S. 'Drys' Plan Circuit Tours
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- Auto Tire Company of Utah Moving Its Large Stock into New Quarters
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- Is New Entry for Atlantic Flight
- Hawaiians Favor Mt. Nebo Marble
- Dog Serves Purpose
- They like 'Em in Los
- Private Wintch Returns Wounded
- Wool Buters Pay Utah Growers 55c
- Four Men Enroll for Army Service
- Learns to Shoe Horses
- Hebrews Install New Chief Rabbi
- She's off it Now
- Bessie's Full O' Pep
- Carol Sees Stars
- Stage Loses Plav
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- Heavy Hitting in Local Games
- Millionaire Soon Starts for Track
- Overland Model '90' Makes Seven Day Non-Stop Run
- Seattle Decides to Prostest Game with Tiger Team
- Trapshooters' Book is Being Received
- Brakes Lose Grip as Bands get Smooth
- Use Spare Tire
- Magee Solves Dogers' Problem
- Recruits Wanted by Quartermaster
- Photo Engravers Gain
- Statistics
- Real Estate Transfers
- Pass Women's Wage Law
- Colored Teamsters Unite
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Grease Will Make Sticking Gasket
- Tintic Delaware Mining Company Notice of Stockholders Meeting
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- Delinquent Notice
- Delinquent Notice
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- Churches Join Drive to Give Fighters Jobs
- Cafe Strikers Again Feeding Hungry Pubic
- Bombs Held in Postoffice May Burst Any Time
- Bronzed Yanks Welcomed by Glad Families
- Seizes Watch for Wash Bill Defense
- American Legion Delegates Depart
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- Lad in Motor Car Seized by Police
- Like They Ate 'Em at the Front
- Antivice Squad Curbs Game of 'African Golf'
- Victory Loan Drive Speeded by Boy Scouts
- Teachers' Union Opposed Educators Rap Move
- Early Bird Has Nothing on Live Scout in S. L.
- Hoodoo Number '13' Lucky for Garfield Boys
- Take Alleged Bootlegger
- State Fair Appointments
- Davis Wins Action
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-05-04 | Page 39 | Photo Engravers Gain
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-05-04 |
| 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/s6k94dgn |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6k94dgn |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Photo Engravers Gain |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-05-04 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 39 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6k94dgn/10267139 |