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- Week's Grace Given for Hun Reply
- [Illegible] Goes [Illegible] Record [Illegible] for Women
- Huns Spurn Peace Pact as Offered; Demand 14 Points
- Winnipeg Mayor Says Officials Are in Control
- Chinese Students Write Protest of Shantung in Blood
- Court Crushes Gigantic Drug Smuggling Plot
- Pastor Drowns in Attempt to Swim River on Birthday
- Fool Allies, is Trotzky's Word to Hungary Reds
- U. S. Plane is Delayed; Will Start Today
- Raynham Cables for Another Navigator
- Democrat Responds to Plea by Wilson for Beer and Wine
- Kolchak Promised Recognition When He is Established
- Oversight of Solons Destroys Measures
- Lenine Admits Plan to Start Worldwide War
- Aire in Motion Photoed from U.S. Army Plane
- Bitter Attack Made on Ford in Libel Suit
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- Irish Give out Plea to Wilson
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- Hamburg Banker's German Delegate
- Officials to Fight over Police Chief
- Boulder Hires City Manager for $4000
- Journalism School Director Resigns
- Italians Acclaim Brazil's New Chief
- $500,000 Fire Hits 200 Mobile Homes
- Bryan to Fight Wilson 'Wet' Plan
- Railway Clerks to Gather at Dallsas
- Girl Editor Hurt When Plane Falls
- 700 More Canadians Back from Siberia
- Portland Teachers to Discuss Union
- Frenchman Climbs Five Miles into Air
- 2 Boskos Confess Slaying Motorists
- Rolling Ship Cures Boys of Wanderlust
- New York Woman with Title Dies
- Machinists' Strike in L. A. Continues
- Turkish Troops Seized at Smyrna
- Crisis Maker Asked to Form Ministry
- Coast Metal Trades Threaten Walkout
- Officials Ignore Shipyard Strike
- Bolsheviki Rally to Save Petrograd
- Greater Latitude in Business is Demand
- Negroes Help Burn Black Man Alive
- Senator to Propose Separate Covenant
- Safety for Jew Urged by Hughe
- Savants to Discuss Science in [Illegible]
- William A. Brady's Daughter Marries
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- [Illegible] Wet Plea is Scored by Baptists
- James J. Hill Aide Dies in New York
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- $1000 Limit on Gifts to G. O. P
- U. S. Urges Arizona to Probe Kidnaping
- Presbyterians Reject Prize Fight Protest
- 100 Slavs to Find Healing in America
- Asylum Truant Wins $30,000 Libel Suit
- 5-Cent Car Fare Issue Wins Denver
- Palatinate Objects to Leaving Germany
- Turk Problem Growing Acute
- Navy Board for Balloon Scouts
- Japanese Plan New Cable under Pacific
- Nonresidents' Tax Return Filing Time
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- The German Wail
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- Convict Labor on Post Roads
- An Encouraging Sign
- Other Points of View
- Line to a Disconsolate Buddy
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- Amusements
- Foxy Burglar is Bright Feature on Pantages Bill
- In Federal Reserve
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- Snap, Fun and Frolic Win Big Orpheum Crowd
- New Theatre Fails to Satisfy Union
- Army Trucks for Utah
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- City's Recreation Needs Water Basic Necessity Cost Vital Factor Also
- Prisoners Go to Leavenworth
- Dr. H. N. Sheranian Receives Diploma
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- Second Methodist Plans New Edifice
- [Illegible] Wants to Return to Border
- U. S. Will Give Jobs to Adepts
- Public Utilities Docket for Month
- Gemmell Will be Boy Scouts' Host
- Reported Drop in Wool Misleading
- Another Meeting on Restaurant Strike
- Survey with Airplanes
- Today's Beauty Help
- When New U. S. Tax Affects Ice Cream
- Telephone Company Protests Utah Tax
- D. & R. G. to Carry 300,000 Soldiers
- 2000 Bostonians Plan Tour of Utah
- Oratory Tryouts at University May 26
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- Modest Oaks Slam Honey Hunters for 14 to 10 Score
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- Pacific Coast League
- Southern Association
- Hold Championship Meet in September
- Kantzer Opens Branch at-Boise
- Girl Holds Many Honors as Diver
- Continue Game under Protest
- East High Champs Battle Ogden Today
- Sisler's Fly Decides Game for St. Louis
- American Association
- Western League
- Packard Holds Cardinals to but Five Hits
- Western Arms Wins Fast Game
- College Games
- Madden Re-Enters Thoroughbred Game
- Seals Win by Hard Hitting
- Angel Twirler Blanks Seattle
- Jack Wearing Red Sweater and Big Scowl
- Texas League Results
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- [Illegible] Again High Gun at Trapshooting
- Dugout Secrets
- Ige Playgrounds in Sanpete County
- Have You a Bad Back?
- [Untitled]
- Toledo is Lucky in Getting Bout, Opines J. Skelly
- Davis County Trims Ogden
- Angel Twirler Blanks Seattle
- San Francisco Gets Jim Scott
- Reinstate Richards as Amateur Player
- Extend Main St.. Business Clubs Cry
- Ruthenberg Case Set for May 20
- Ogden Rotary Plans Big Treat
- $2,000,000 Building Program for Boise
- Bible's Place in World
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- Satin Dolaman is Wrap for Summer
- Judge is Asked to Free Pingree
- Vernal Oil Refinery Ready next Week
- Ask Organizations to Approve League
- Girls Carry Posies to Mrs. E. B. Wells
- Travels from Tokio to Paris for Beet Seed
- Ex-Crown Prince is Circus Freak to Children near His Hiding Place
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- 42 Girls and 34 Boys Will Get Diplomas
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- Stock Growers Ask Improved Viaduct
- Boy Scout Leader Talks to Rotarians
- Ogden to Get Stock Exchange
- Stockmen's Serum Company Buys Site
- Ogden R. R. Officer Accepts New Job
- Nevin Charges Desertion
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- 3 Aggies Win Way into Periwig Club
- Ogden Bonds Go to Salt Lakers
- Study Novels by Mail, Plan
- Provo Speaks Plainly About War Hospital
- Aggie 1919 Summer Catalogues Ready
- Deal Funeral Announced
- 3 Irrigators Ask to Divert Water
- Scow Croft Firm Files Articles
- Aggie Honors 21 Students and Alumnus
- U. A. C. Soldiers Obtain $92,300 for Last Loan
- City Ticker
- Army Frowns on Peddling Soldiers
- City Funerals
- Banks Reminded GF Law
- Famous Red Cross Worker is Dead
- Semiluxury Tax Doomed, Says G. O. P
- Elks Approve $400,000 Home
- Babes Frolic on Lawns at Liberty Park
- 'U' Subscribes $29,000
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- Lodge Chooses Big Committee
- Federal Order Forbids Peddling in Uniform
- M. E. Bishops Request Justice for Toilers
- $3,000,000 Goes to Wyoming from Oil
- Germany Appeals to World Socialists
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- Gigantic 'Race through Clouds' Will be New Thrill for Saltair Visitors This Season
- Sonora Denies Booze Report
- Substitute Liberty Bonds in House Bill
- Oregon Senator for Air Forest Patrol
- Nationalists Parade Cairo Streets
- Northwest Expects 19 May Launchings
- Pershing Sends Regrets to London
- Mexican Bandit Hanged after Troops Nab Him
- Gas Companies Ask Better Treatment
- Santa Fe Earnings Exceed Guarantee
- Fort Will Gain Trade School
- Police Saves Auto but Fractures Arm
- Statistics
- Weather Report
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- Popcorn
- Young Addresses Engineers
- Notice of Assessment No. 2 Maxfield Leasing Company
- Summons
- Educators Confer on Juvenile Clubs
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- Many Citizens to Ask Order Quelling R. R
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- Kiddies Corner Coppers; Utah Appeals to U. S
- Corset Experts Fail to Agree on Tax Ruling
- Utah Railway Nets $354,558 in 1918
- Crop Prospects in Box Elder Bright
- Nurse Craduates Joy at Utah Lake
- Send Plea for Memorial Day
- Youth Called Parlor Bandit by 30 Greeks
- Spent 17 Days on Front Line
- Army Warns Men Seeking Travel Pay
- L. D. S. Fashion Show Shine Today Latest Styles Rule School Campus
- 3306 Soldiers Placed in Jobs
- Waiters Threaten to Strike Again
- Today is Dime Day for Males at University
- Seven Gypsies Land in Prison
- 30 Youths Sought for Beet Fields
- Mrs. Smoot Called by Mother's Illness
- His Troop Train Departs as He Talks with Girl
- 110 Soldiers Seek Work
- Salt Lake Air Taxi Furnish State Problem
- Boxing Stunts at Moose [Illegible]
- 2 Called Speeders Battery is [Illegible]
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-05-22 | Page 5 | Miss Dora Hall is Married to Walter Tracy; They Leave for Idaho
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-05-22 |
| 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/s60c61pz |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60c61pz |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Miss Dora Hall is Married to Walter Tracy; They Leave for Idaho |
| Type | wedding |
| Date | 1919-05-22 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 5 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60c61pz/10272213 |