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- Opera Season Attracting Interest
- Costa Rican Chiefs' Lives Being Sought
- Noted Choir Visits U. S. Vatican Singers on Tour
- News of the Churches
- Former Local Boy Scores in Recital
- 1000 School Children to Aid in Presenting 'Pilgrim's Progress
- Last Concer at Saltair Tonight
- Today's Music at Waterloo Church
- Liberty Park Concert
- Pioneer Park Concert
- Pleasant Grove
- Price
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- Big Boost is Predicted in Rental of All Moving Vans
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- Repatriation of Hun Prisoners Planned
- Democrat Upholds Baker's Air Chief
- Carranza's Wife Ill, Likely to Visit U. S
- Federal Vocational Education Chief Out
- Hindenburg in Farewell Put Fatherland Above All Else
- Judge Shot While Reproving Lawyer
- Munich Red Chief is Declared Insane
- 2 Army Pathfinder Airplanes Wrecked
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- Machine Guns Used; Many Dead
- Pact is War License, Says W. R. Hearst
- Crowds Cheer Senate Treaty Attack
- Mystery Surrounds Murder
- Launch Move to Restore Kaiser to Hun Throne
- Gompers Tells of Efforts
- Johnson to Be Leading Speaker Against League
- C. Vanderbilt, Jr., Takes 'Cubs's' Job on N. Y. Newspaper
- Fiume Compromise Foreseen in Paris
- U. S. Has Released Most A. E. F. Men
- Pershing Will Sail Sept. 1; Honored by Panama President
- Retailers Warned to Reduce Prices; U. S. Ready to Act
- Investigator Will Urge That U. S. be Armenia's Guardian
- Train Service Again Normal
- Actors' Union is Recognized
- Russians with Aid of Anzacs Capture 350 Reds Prisoner
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- New Steps in Carbon County Bus Line Fight
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- New Credit Clothing Store Opens Here
- Associates Give Jenkins Watch
- Bad Fruit Sold All over Utah, Asserts Hagan
- Theft of Ring Denied by Girl
- Will Leave on Missions
- Picketing Case Goes to Trial
- Old Regulars Expect to Get Army Bonus
- Davis Co. Ordered to Increase Tax
- 25 More Utah Yanks Are Free
- Sheriff's Men Fight Neff's Canyon Fire
- Thirtieth Ward Conference
- Motorists Get 5 More Days to Fix Auto Headlights
- Home Economics Students Increase
- Civil War Veteran Loses Pocketbook
- L. D. S. Will Honor Hartland Halliday
- Utes Announce List of Fair Premiums
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- E. R. Woolley, Pact Booster Quits Branch
- Jack London Wrote His Greatest Novel as He Lay Dying in Oakland
- Palmer Avers Frelinghuysen is Pro-Teuton
- Automobiles Used for Transporting Liquor May be Sold: Supreme Court
- Socialists Bar Door on 84 Radicals
- Pershing Refuses War Data
- Chicago Boys Plan to Pay $500 Fine for Judge Lindsey
- Yankee Fliers Win All 3 Air Derby Prizes
- Nibley Names Citizens to Greet Clark
- Big Boom Starts in Mexican Oil Stocks
- The Day's Death Roll
- Funerals
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- Hear J. Reuben Clark
- Other Points of View
- Pay of Private in Army About $125 Monthly
- Price of Wool Will Advance Predicts Burch
- A Pasture
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- Hunting Dynamite with a Match
- The Open Forum
- Like O' A Leatherneck
- Road Work Commenced
- Band Concerts End
- Ex-Speaker Clark's Sister Dies at 67
- Osteopaths Meet Soon
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- Tennessee Troops out to Quell Mob Looking for Negro
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- Cupid Ensnares Two for Labor Day Weddings
- Band is Circus Timepiece Weird Notes for Daring
- Goose Step Missing in New German Army Now Training to Fight Poland
- Army Train Drivers to Get U. S. Medals
- Brother of Bonar Law Passes Away
- Jaunty Suit for Brisk Fall Days
- Local News
- Labor Plank in Pact Defended
- Cardston Ex-Mayor Moves
- Soldier Memorial by Cardston Women
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- Coast Comments on Parade of Barefoot
- Teaching Staff at Park City
- Extension of Irrigation in Canada Urged
- M. E. College in Utah Urged
- Coast Devises Welcome for Motor Convoy
- Allen & Sons Buy Big Taylor Ranch at Juab
- Salt Lake Route on Schedule
- Former Soldier Dies from Fall in Odgen Mill
- Alpine Towns Ready to Open Trade Schools
- Ward Seeks to be City Commissioner; Explains His Plans
- U. S. to Prosecute Men Who Misused Strikebreakers
- New Bakery Planned by Two Provo Men
- Woos the Muse to Relate News
- Damage Claim Denied by S. L
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- Cardston Welcomes Editors
- Suit Shows Price Jump of Diamonds
- Utah-Idaho News Briefs
- Juab County Plans New Road to S. L
- Pioneer Daughters Form Ninth Camp
- Revert to Walking
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- Amazing Illiteracy Shown in North Carolina Requires Night Schools for Adults
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- Fighting the Flying Circus
- Condemning Children to Play in Gutters is 'Offense to Heaven'
- Lodgings So Few, Chorus Girls Camp on Lawn of Church
- Wage Increases for U. S. Workers Urged
- Bolsheviki Quit One Town; Take Another
- Holiday Ordered for Rail Worker
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- [Illegible] with [Illegible] Now [Illegible] Demand
- The Herald of an Advanced Motor Vogue
- Private Funds Are Big Factor in the Lincoln Way Plan
- Vital Need for Safety First Rules
- Motor Mechanic is Home from Montana
- Franklin Car Wins Test Run Event
- Hints to Auto Highway Hog on Driving
- Have You Cut Your Motor Wisdom Tooth?
- New Slogan Spreads over Entire Land
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- Snappy New Cleveland 6 Reaches City
- Used Car Display Room of T. W. & L. O. Naylor Important Part of Big State Street Store
- Barney Oldfield Says:
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- "Ask Me"?
- Standard Fixes Ventilation in Mine Workings
- Helpful Hints for Motorists
- Dealer Cites the Portage Tire Oversize
- Where to Get Used Car Parts for All Autos
- Labor Unrest is Unknown at Oakland Plant
- Army Oversea Truck Pilots Are In Demand
- Osgood Lens Will Protect Your [illegible]
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- New Service Station to be Erected
- Moran to Loom Above Miracle Men If He Pilots Reds to a Pennant
- Practical Instruction in Motor Construction
- Would be Keen Competition, Says Bandman
- Lexington 6 Shows Fans Clean Record
- Capitalizing Drouth with Federal Truck
- Winton 6 Cars Are Reported Rolling West
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- Ankle Broken When Horse Throws Rider
- Hun Iron Corps Obey Royalists
- Many Woes Attend Woman Arrested on False Charge
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- Pact Certain to be Changed, Says Monson
- 'Bindles' Found on Seized Man, Police Charge
- Beebe Resigns after 25 Years in Zion's Bank
- Granite Boys and Girls to Enroll Sept. 4
- These Are Best Scouts Only One Rung from Top
- Utah's Solons Will Assemble Here Sept. 29
- Tamer of Alcohol Arrested
- Eagles. Highest Rank, is next Step for These Stars of Salt Lake Boydom
- Hammond Will Run for Commissioner
- Death Angel Wins; Stork Loses in S. L
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- Big Parade Looked for Tomorrow
- After 28 Months' Service in Navy S. L. Boy is Home
- Most Utah Yanks Expected to Join Legion, Says King
- Girl, Who Rescues Child from Fall, Hurt at Saltair
- School Enrollment Beats All Records
- Commercial Club to Name Directors of Freight Rate Fight
- Delaware Mine Co. is Sued for $6190
- Play Centers Continue
- Slow Cement Delivery Holds up Road Work
- Salt Lake Citizens Will Pay $4,242,921 as Taxes for 1919
- Army Enlistments Here Break Records
- First Division Wins Laurels on War Fields
- Methodists to Hear Dr. David Forsythe
- Big Drop in Pacific Cable Toll Rates
- Eighty Townships Remain Unsurveyed
- Babies to Coo at Convention
- Yanks in France Total Only 32,000, U. S. Army Reports
- Civic Demonstration Promised President
- Few Students to Study Vocations
- Leonard Williams to be Honor Guest
- Prisoner Accused of Pillaging Home
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- Pittsburgh Beats Cincinnati Reds in Fast Game Yanks Victors in Six Straight by Beating Phillie
- Members of the Salt Lake Swimming Club
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- Oaks Bite Dust in Two Games
- Hard Hitting by New York Fools Noye
- Things Dark for Army Football
- New Fight Returns: Dempsey Dolls Up
- Intermountain Tennis Organization Progresses
- Even Break at Tigers' Campus
- Extra Frames for Decision on Home Lot
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- Former Buzzer Reliable Hurler for White Sox
- Babe Ruth after World's Record
- L. D. S. Plan to Play Football Popular
- Tigers' Weak Points Are Strengthened by Pitchers Who Win Margin Games
- American Record Made by Girl
- Portland Gets an Even Break
- Burley Club Wins First Title Game
- American Association
- Johnston, Former National Net Champion, Eliminates Murray, Present Titleholder, in Play
- New Regulations for Rate Drafting
- Community Race Getting Interesting
- Trotting Jottings
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- Van Pelt Will Coach Ogden
- L. D. S. U. Prepares for Term Opening
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- Making Plans Rehabilitate Ohio Property
- August Shipments at Tintic Camp
- August High, Low and Sales of Salt Lake Stock Exchange
- Local Securities
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- Metal Trading
- Rally Follows Corn Decline
- Chief Con. Now Hooked on Power
- Exchange to be Closed Monday
- New York Bond Quotations
- Financial Review
- Putting in New Device at Mill
- Clearing House Banks
- Metal Review
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- Steel Magnate is Mining at Cherry Creek
- U. S. Banks
- Where First Reception on American Soil Was Accorded Prince of Wales
- Much Activity at Gold Hill
- Monitor Will be Financed
- East Tintic Will Lease Wagon Road
- Issues Order, Men Laid off at Daly Mine
- Live Stock Market
- Eastern Produce
- Knight Shaft Soon to Start
- Millions of Gallons of Wines Tied Up
- Grain Market
- Officers Elected for Monitor Mines
- Out West Well is Past 1800 Feet
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- Job Pressmen to Convene
- Remodeled Nose is Lemon Which Cost Liberty Bond
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- Weather Report
- First War Atrocity Trial to be in Venice
- Births
- New Incorporations
- Marriage Licenses
- Convict Saves Eyes of Detective Who Befriended Him
- Australia Joining Pact Against U. S
- Passenger Planes to Cross Sea, Plan
- Real Estate Transfers
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-08-31 | Page 24 | Ex-Speaker Clark's Sister Dies at 67
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-08-31 |
| 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/s6t73pcq |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6t73pcq |
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| Article Title | Ex-Speaker Clark's Sister Dies at 67 |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-08-31 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 24 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6t73pcq/10299148 |