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- Page 1
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- Attorney's Home Razed by Flames; Mexicans Starve American Woman
- 'Mild' is Misnomer for Treaty Objectors
- 40 Picknickers Seriously Hurt in Train Crash
- General Rail Tie-up is Seen
- Big Fleet is Rocked by Quake
- Girl's Throat is Cut When Plane Fails to Rise
- Machine Guns Still Rioters at Basle; Strikers Are Slai
- Millions of Kiddies in U. S. Underfed, Says Child Bureau
- Spain Discusses League of Nations
- Austria's Disgrace Causes Count and Wife to End Life
- U. S. Ship Flies Sinn Fein Flag at Queenstown
- Oscar Lawler Bomb Plot Victim
- Chicago Quiet after Rioting
- W. C. T. U. Will War on Tobacco's Use
- Blast Kills Five; Radicals Blamed
- Liverpool Workers Declare Big Strike
- Treaty Gives Way to H. C. L
- Page 2
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- Rowdies Riot, Destroy, Loot at Liverpool
- Trades Unionist Plans Coup to Oust Bela Kun
- Ford Takes 'Cross Country Walks' between Sessions Against Paper
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- Greater Rights Gompers' Plea
- K. C. Asked to Extend Lodge
- One Killed, One Dying in N. Y. 'Gang War'
- 3 per Cent of U. S. Affected by Income Tax
- Peru Revolt Puts Pardo on Shelf
- The Day's Death Roll
- White Silk Crepe Makes Smart New Afternoon Frock
- Soldiers and Police Clash
- William C. Archer, Missionary, is Dead
- Page 3
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- Senator Flays Secret Sales of U. S. Ships
- Chicago Girl with Irish Name May Sit upon Throne of Greece
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- French Watch Senate of U. S.
- Aviators Circle Pikes Peak's Crest
- Lots of These Boxes Going to France
- Countess Known for Her Beauty
- N. M. Flood Drives Many From Homes
- U. S. May Acquire West Indian Isles
- Page 4
- Page 5
- Page 6
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- Three Wins Per Week is Not Half Bad Stuff, Albert
- Sox Slipping in American Pennant Race
- Ten Innings to Decide Battle
- Oaks Divide with Vernon
- Luderus Breaks World's Record
- Regina Ries Wins Woman's Contest
- Majors Expected to Keep Word
- Sport Snapshots
- Tigers Fall from Second with Defeat
- Giants Take Last Contest before 33,000
- State Tennis Tourney Opens
- [Untitled]
- Western League
- 'Short Sports'
- Page 7
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- Angels Grab Week's Series
- Tennis Enthusiasts Would Enjoy Match between U. S. Stars and World Champ
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- Southern Association
- Moose Hit Hard to Win from Rubber Co
- Pantages Attaches in Diamond Dispute
- Kin of Two Great Ex-Featherweights Pass up Ring ; Are Brother Office Men
- American Association
- Curb Market to Rid Itself of Swindlers
- The Adventures of Uncle Wiggily
- New Commander of U. S. Units on Rhine
- Archangel Leaders to Ask Recognition
- [Untitled]
- Lewiston Wins from Leaders; Game Protested
- Page 8
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- R. R. Workers to Strike at Ogden, Report
- New Photo of A. F. of L. Committee Shows Woll, Recently Made Member
- Humble Cousin Writes Geo. V
- Brotherhoods Name Lobbyist in Plumb Fight
- 'Maternity Safety' Slogan to Save American Babies
- Investigation Showed Landlord No Profiteer
- Huns Plan Big 'Police Force'
- Irishmen Battle with Police; Man Slightly Wounded
- Desingn Chosen by Cubans for Statue Causes a Dispute among Sculptors
- [Untitled]
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- To Salvage Houses Abandoned by U. S
- Where Will Drink Money Go?
- A Wet Dry
- Turkish Leaders Condemned to Death by Their Own Government
- We'll Give Him Passports
- Russell Funeral Planned
- J. H. Perry to be Buried
- Page 9
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- May be Jap Ambassador to U. S
- Dust Stricken Camp of Delamar is Dead
- U. S. Tax Lifts Wall St. Prices
- Incorporate to Help Interests Held in Mexico
- Daylight Saving Law Repeal Protested
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- Bears Control Corn Sentiment
- Clemenceau Expected to Resign Soon in Favor of Paris Agent in America
- Fighting the Flying Circus
- Governor due Home
- Morris Dancing in Hyde Park Puzzles
- Page 10
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- Prince Taking Jazz Craze to His Homeland
- Britain's Future King, Who'll Visit U.S. Democratic Youth
- Labor Unions to Sell Food at Cost Here
- Overirrigation Evil is Solved
- Drouth Causes Little Loss to Cattle Raisers
- Beautiful American Society Girl to Make Formal Debut This Season
- British Day at Lagoon
- Represents U. S. at Labor Conference
- Rumans Warned to Stop March
- Weather Report
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- Stabbing Victim Asks Police Aid
- N. Y. Wildly Cheers, 5000 'Devil Dogs'
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice of Sale
- Notice to Contractors
- Notice of Assessment No. 2
- Assessment Notice
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- Page 12
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- Miner Killed in Hot Fight; Slayer Flees
- Randol Lives over Battles of Great War
- Hear Ye! Boys, Girls; School to Open Soon
- Church Census to Cover All World Nations
- 'Cavemen' Haunt Fourth Ave
- Salt Lake Digs Long Trench; Boys Rejoice
- Aerial Fleet Fails to Arrive in S. L
- Mormons Keep Fast; Mutuals Hear Speakers
- Sweet Will Arrive from East Today
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- Last Rites for Business Woman
- Theosophist Will Speak
- Dr. E. R. Snyder Lauds Vocation Program Here
- Caster of ' Y' to Leave S. L. for New Field
- U. S. Commends Y. M. C. A. Work in War Zone
- Harris Family Regains Vigor
- Navy Band to Play in Parks; Pictures Will be Screened
- McPherson Brought to S. L
- U. S. Service Flag Exercises Observed
- Diet Instruction Occupies Center
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-08-04 | Page 7 | Tennis Enthusiasts Would Enjoy Match between U. S. Stars and World Champ
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-08-04 |
| 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/s6pp0bn8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pp0bn8 |
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| Article Title | Tennis Enthusiasts Would Enjoy Match between U. S. Stars and World Champ |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-08-04 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 7 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pp0bn8/10291611 |