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- Coast Walkout Extended to San Francisco; Railroad Shopmen Call New Vote on Strike
- Treaty is Amended Again
- Serious Fires Rage in Four North Forests
- U. S. Faces Famine in Coal, Fear
- Changes Debated in Senate
- Fate of Treaty of Peace Depends on Shantung Decision
- U. S. Will Open Retail Stores
- Senate Expected to Vote on Oil Land Leasing Bill Today
- Tonopah Miners Will Join A. F. L
- Federal Trade Board Assailed
- British Earl's Son, Russ Front Victim
- Lost American Fliers Found
- Warships Drive Reds from Odessa, and Land Troops
- Russ Reds Blamed for U. S. Race Riots
- Page 2
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- Police Stop 1919 Voyage of Argonauts
- 2 Killed in Brawl; Saloons Break Law
- Idaho's Skies Black with Smoke from Destructive Forest Fires
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- Woman Murderer Freed Montana
- Bride Crosses Atlantic to Join Hubby
- Koreans in Haw All Resolve to Fight Rule by Japanese
- Mexican Diplomat Called from U. S.
- Stevenson's Craft Reported Stranded
- Page 3
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- Rowland Hall Adds Courses; Betters Home
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- Churchmen in Protest upon Korea Outrage
- Joyous Trixie Friganza Tops New Orpheum Bill
- K. C. Nominate; Pledge Money
- Bids Received for Two State Road Stretches
- P. O. Men Complain of Street Numbers
- Orpheum Stars Arrives in City
- $27,000 Netted at Ram Sale Opening
- Col. Loving Sent to Fort Douglas
- Rotarians Hear Highway Expert
- Mrs. S. J. Rawlings Passes at Home
- Whittemore Dies in Los Angeles
- Page 4
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- The Special Session
- Amusement
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- Utah Gas and Coke Predicts $40,000 Deficit
- Other Points of View
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- Increasing Compensation
- Official Lobbyists
- Too Much Money
- Abe Martin
- Dawn
- Uintah Lakes to Give Water for Huge Area
- Liberty Park Concert
- Resists Officers Williams Fined
- Jobs Offered
- Chinaman Liberty Bond
- Halting Rising Costs
- Page 5
- Page 6
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- Employment Agency Rule Agreed Upon
- Utahns to Give Music Comedy
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- Talent Glitters on New Pantages Bill Today
- Teachers Hear Smith Talk on Recent Events
- 18 Lose Lives as Motor Ship Turns Turtle
- Cafe Ejects Man; Mob Wrecks Place
- Ukuleles Resound on Warship Bound Back from Haw All
- Sweet Smiles and Merry Chitchat Take the Place of Violence
- Japs in Honolulu Form Trade Union
- Four Foe Aliens Freed
- Jewellers Refuse Toi Engrave [Illegible]
- Page 7
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- Borella Heads Hagenbeck's 50 Funny Fellows
- Cancel Stock, Shareholders Say to Court
- 3 Yanks Finish Air Derby Race
- Statistics
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- Motor Truck Scout Late
- But 2 West front Yanks Now Missing
- Prince Visits 2000 Maimed Veterans
- Judge Enters Plea for 'Mute' Officer
- Flu Epidemic Not Likely, Says Expert
- Propaganda Bureau Aids Courts-Martial
- Births
- Gary Refuses to Meet Union Heads
- Two Are Killed in Crash of Airplane
- Marriage Licenses
- Fighting the Flying Circus
- Weather Report
- New Suits Filed
- Bids for Cemetery Lodge Are Opened
- Five Join Army Here
- Army Seeking Recruits for European Service
- Eeks Will Discuss Club Plans Tonight
- Wasatch Ranges Dry, Says C. B. Stewart
- 1494 Girls, 1436 Boys in Logan District
- Page 8
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- Tennis Favorites Pass Inspection during Second Round of Annual Tourney
- U. of U. Swimmer May Try Strokes over Lake Route
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- Mignola Wins Eight Purse of Race Year
- Yanks Prove Best Shots at Caldwell
- Even Athletes Fail to Meet H. C. L. Menu
- Baird to Brooklyn
- Bees Open Seattle Series There Today
- Detroit Tied for Standing by Cleveland
- Hal Mahone, Salt Lake Race Horse, Sold by for $6500 after Winning
- 'Short Sports'
- Pacific Coast League
- Western League
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- Page 10
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- Juab's School Roster Filed
- Charges Hubby Hit Her with Clothes Brush
- Alleged Triangle Brings Wounds to Ogden Man
- Peach Carloads Leave Brigham
- Postmasters to Meet Monday
- Weber Gun Club to Meet September 12
- Train Blocks at Crossing to End
- Ogden to Prosecute Sewer Law Dodgers
- Jackson's Hole Road Finished This Year
- Ogden Shot - Eating Ducks Become Sick
- Woman Suing for Canyon Auto Crash
- Local News
- Wire Severs Arm
- Utah-Idaho Brief
- Utah Conty Bar Association Elects
- City Water Wasted Fire Chief Reports
- Orem Makes Provo Paving Proposition
- Ruth Miners Vote to Resume Work; Trainmen Object
- U. A. C. Plans to Feed Students
- Dual Celebration at Park City is Labor Day Plan
- Nevada Indians to Elect Chief and Hold Races
- Tariff on Potash Products is Urged
- Sec. Lane Wires Governors Regrets
- P. O. Food Sales Show Increase
- Naval Inspector's Report Optimistic
- Governor Declines Naval Invitation
- Shut Electricity Off
- Establish Furniture Branch
- Sewer Engineer Returns
- Woman Aids U. S. in Planning Big Labor Conference
- Open Sugar Factory Oct 2
- Beautify School Grounds
- Richfield Surveyor Stricken
- Yank Restores Purse
- New Chuch for Milford
- Is Touring U. S. in Behalf of Czechs
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- Old Park City President Dies
- No Rail Tickets to Strike Zone Points
- Neighbor House Toi Entertain
- Page 11
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- More Salary Increases at State Capitol
- School Levy of Davis in Court
- Youth Invents New Joyride, Police Assert
- New York Bond Quotations
- Siamese Minister to U. S. is Seeking World League Aid
- Grain Market
- Southern Association
- American Association
- Appointed Counsel for U. S. Railways
- Coffee Market
- Eastern Produce
- Jailed; Again Picketing
- The Day's Death Roll
- Funerals
- British Will Help Zionists Control Restored Palestine
- Special Session Will be Second since Statehood
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- U. S. Court to Meet Aug. 30
- Money and Exchange
- Kiss from Fair Alsatian Miss is One Reward 'Tiger' Clemenceau Receives
- Cotton Market
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- Pact Meeting in Tabernacle next Tuesday
- Metal Strikers Said to be Leaving City
- Hubby's Kiddies Had Cream but Wife's Toiled
- Damaged Lawns to be Revived
- Cafe Co. Plans Legal Test of 'Picket' Custom
- 13 More Utah Yanks Released by Army
- Motor Travelers Meet in Salt Lake Rest at Municipal Camping Ground
- Alleged Drunken Negroes Arrested
- R. O. T. C. Units Will Organized at 3 Salt Lake Schools
- L. D. S. Norsemen Hold Conference
- Great Salt Lake is at New Low Level
- Fraternal Congress Honors for utahn
- Bock to Arrive in Utah Today
- Typhoid Epidemic Not Expected Here, Says Dr. S. G. Paul
- Marine Officer on Trip
- Smoke Experts Confer in City
- Health Crusade Cup Wil be Aw Arded in School Tournament
- Woman 'Christens' Man with Pitcher
- Teachers' Examination
- Dish-Hurling Wife Offered $800 to Quit by Husband
- Carbon, Emery Counties Plan S. L. Reprisal
- Sentenced for Theft
- Cattle Raisers to Press for Inspection Fee
- Ogden Citizens Laud Senator Smoot's Stand
- John H. Cook Seeks to be City Father
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- New Y. M. C. A. Job Secretary Arrives
- 'Tea For Three' Cancels Booking
- New Streets Will be Opened up Soon
- Two Appeals from Utah Freight Rates
- Famed Utah Wagon Marred by Vandals
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-08-27 | Page 14 | 'Tea For Three' Cancels Booking
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-08-27 |
| 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/s6fx8gfh |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fx8gfh |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 'Tea For Three' Cancels Booking |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-08-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 14 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fx8gfh/10297759 |