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- Changes to be Part of Treaty
- 'I'm through with Food,' Declares Herbert Hoover
- Noted Producer of Opera Dead
- George Invited to Join 'Center Party'
- Bill to Cut H. C. L. Introduced
- Daylight Law Back to Wilson
- Wilson's Appeal for Early Action in Labor Crisis
- Recess Plans Dropped by House
- Here's Hines' Letter on R. R. Situation
- Page 2
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- G. O. P. Leaders Favor Probe of Living Costs
- Latest Developments in Fight Against High Cost of Living Are Detailed
- Mexico Bandits Kill Sixty; Wreck Train
- 155 Purveyors of War Beer Give Up
- Girl Flier Fails to Beat Record
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- Wilson's Plan Wins Favor of R. R. Workers
- Seat of Alaskan Delegate Contested
- London 'Bobbies' Strike is Failure
- Intermountain Cattlemen Say Crisis is Over
- Chicago Strike of Car Men Off
- New York Society Girls Who'll Meet Prince When He's Feted at Newport
- Page 3
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- Quiet Prevails in Windy City's 'Black Belt'
- Costa Rica Rebels on a Rampage Burn Plant of "La Information"
- Club Secretaries to Meet in March
- Princeton Athlete to Coach Idaho 'U'
- House Repeals War Coast Shipping Act
- Serious Anti-Jap Riots in Shantung
- Covenant Labor Call in House
- 3200 Men of Famous Second Division Home
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- Flannel Outfit for the Golfer
- Japs Said to Plan Civil Rule in Korea
- Hungarian Reds to Quit or Fight Aug. 5
- Japan Bars Unions, but Workers Band
- Viney Ardists Lease 400 Acres to Japs
- Suffrage Advances in Nebraska House
- British Day at Lagoon,
- Fire Destroys Big Automobile Plant
- Reds Drive Russian Army into Siberia
- Yankee Army in Germany Dwindles
- Colorado Appoints Hadley Rail Adviser
- Page 4
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- Local News
- For America First
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- Increase in City Tax Levy
- Hyphenism Again?
- Other Points of View
- The Test
- Will Lead Fight for Return of German Colonies
- Amusements
- Californians Send Gifts to Germans
- Wife of Senator Re-Enters Social Life at Capital
- Second Anniversary of Prohibition in Utah
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- America's Shipping
- Page 5
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- Highway Road Bond Bids Are Turned Down
- Carrying the Peace Treaty to Paris
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- Big Rainfall in Sanpete Co. is Reviving Crops
- $1,260,127 in Utah Treasury
- Utah Refuses W. U. Rate Plea
- Introduces 'Bob' to Blue Bloods
- British Day at Lagoon,
- Motor Truck Train due Here August 15
- Reclamation Meet Plan
- F. A. Sweet Charged by U. S. with Fraud
- Recruiting Band to Boost Enlistments
- Some Texas to Utah Rail Rates to Drop
- 11 Koreans in Death Chain Jump in Sea
- Dynamite Explosion Kills Five Workers
- Page 6
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- Clymer is a Good Name for a Fellow in a Basement
- Reds Reserve Parlor a for Rag Campaign
- Best Racing to Eastern Teams in Opening Day
- Big Fight Promised Fans If Johnson Butts in: Huston
- Ordinary Card Gives Victory to Goldie Todd
- Angels Regain Top Position
- Frank Troeh Will Shoot with M'nier
- Logan Tennis Has Big Fan Banquet
- Cincinnati Swaps for Arthur Nehf, Star Lefthander
- Yanks Take Second Place in American
- Australian Tennis next Week; Cleveland-Detroit Winners; W. T. Tilden Wins Tennis Cup
- Rexburg Wins Snake Pennant
- Over Hundred Matches Due
- 'Short Sports'
- We Beg Your Pardon
- [Untitled]
- Page 7
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- 2 in 5 Women in U. S. Unwed, Says Educator
- Manila - Seattle Ship Line Planned
- [Untitled]
- A. E. F. Engineer
- Passengers on S. L. Train in Trap; No Food
- Weather Report
- Summit Co. Cancels Liquor Suit Against S. E. Case, Engineer
- Arizona Wheat Crop Menaced by Rains
- U. S. Will Ratify Pact Soon: Polk
- Odell Resigns as W. S. S State Head
- Martin Named Principal
- [Untitled]
- 'Umps' Looks at Airplane
- Lehi Shifts Line-up; Loses Close Game
- Oaks Overcome Tigers Again
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- Page 8
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- Wheat Rules Issued in Idaho
- Ogden Concern Low Bidder on $6,000,000 Job
- Ogden Asks U. S. to Let Convoy Tarry Longer
- Eliminate Crossing Danger is Decided
- Negroes to Observe Emancipation Day
- Navy Band to Play in Ogden Monday
- Ogden Live Stock Market
- Robs Child's Bank
- Strike Unknown Here
- Fire Loss Small
- Chipmunks Hurt Crops
- Boy Severs Tendons
- Alaska Inspection Party off Tonight
- 'Scrap of Paper' Statesman Asks Allies to Try Him in Kaiser's Place
- Lightning Adds to Fire Peril
- Lehi to Hurry War Memorial
- Utah Woman Kills 2 Bears after Contest
- Policeman Rescues Girl Who Waits for Liberty Park Walk
- Langen Backer is Delegate
- Japan to Receive Treaty by Courier
- Accidents of a Day
- U. S. Mine Rescuers at Bingham Today
- Unity Yank Returns
- Bingham Man to Move
- The Day's Death Roll
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- Utahns Discharged at Ft. Russell
- Page 9
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- Finance Industrial Mining and Oil Stocks Quotations from Markets of World Bonds Up-to-Minute News from All the Mines
- Strong Market for Tungsten Says Bulletin
- Better Tone is Shown in Mart
- [Untitled]
- Valuable Ore Knocked down at Goldfield
- [Untitled]
- Ticker News
- Caledonia Has Payment for Stockholders
- Rains Depress Price of Corn
- Money Rears Curb Trading in N. Y. Mart
- Cotton Figures Show Increase
- North Dakotan Buys Hotel in Portland
- Yankees to Sell Japs Mexican Oil?
- Marshal's Baton for Two Britons
- Coffee Market
- Grain Market
- Eastern Produce
- Wool Survey
- Live Stock Market
- Page 10
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- Utah Equalization Board Fixes Levy at Five Mills
- 'Nothing but Tile Fourteen Points,' is the Cry at German Mass Meeting
- Statistics
- Marriage Licenses
- New Suits Filed
- Births
- Delinquent Notice
- Assessment No. 5
- Notice of Assessment No. 8 Cottonwood King Mining Co
- [Untitled]
- Notice to Contractors
- Notice to Contractors
- Page 11
- Page 12
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- 3 Wives and 5 Husbands Set Free in Court
- Bride of Year Freed Said Love Not for Her
- Maj. Gardener to Study in Phila
- Captain Taggart Home
- [Untitled]
- Jealousy Ends in Suicide of Worried Man
- 'Spoon Bandits' Victimize Soft Drink Counters
- India Nobility Arrives Cited for Public Work
- Squadron due in Elko Today
- Commercial Club Committee Begins Postoffice Work
- Buck Private to be Honor Patron at Lagoon Today
- Denver Couple Held on Mann Act Charge
- Dies of Injuries
- Hottest Julys Visited S. L. in 1919 and 1901
- Incendiaries Blamed
- India Councilor is Sightseeing in Salt Lake
- 40 Service Men Decline 'Sinecure' Chauffeur Job
- S. L. Parkkeeper Turns Hose on Girls; Charge
- U. S. to Begin War on Drug User Here
- Naval and Marine Scouts next Monday
- Poulis Jailed Here for Police in Ohio
- Lieut. Frank Jaes Revisits S. L. after 2 Years Overseas
- Localities Plan Water Projects
- Stolen Car Found near Center Ville
- Applies for Water
- Mountain Storm Watcher OverWhelmed by Elements
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-08-02 | Page 2 | New York Society Girls Who'll Meet Prince When He's Feted at Newport
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-08-02 |
| 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 |
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| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z334nj |
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| Article Title | New York Society Girls Who'll Meet Prince When He's Feted at Newport |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-08-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z334nj/10290823 |