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- Page 1
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- 5 Democrat Solons Drop Wilson and Join Fight Against League
- Local News
- Carranza Aid Sees War Near
- National Life Urged by Lansing
- Crowds Interested in Mrs. Wilson First
- Text of President's 2nd St. Louis Speech
- Belgium Primate Will be Greeted by U. S. Not Ables
- Bulgarians Protest Charges of Cruelty
- President Scores His Opponents
- Scores Laud Smoot for Fight on Oil Land Leasing Bill
- Stage Strike Won by Actors
- Miners to Hear W. B. Wilson and Gompers
- Page 2
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- Equipment At U. A. C. Includes Planes, Motors
- Deposed Chief of Peru Lands at New York
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- Woman Speaks on Meat Trade
- Delegate List to Labor Meet Named
- Leviathan, Bearing Pershing, Rides out 1919's Worst Storm
- Senators Issue Schedule for Treaty Talks
- Kanarra's School Gains Ninth Grade
- Comfort of Pupils Assured in Iron Co
- Wilson Withholds Attitude on Steel Workers Aid Plea
- Pay Pastors $1200 as Yearly Minimum, Urge M. E. Laymen
- Pan-Socialist Meet Planned
- U. A. C. to Urge Farm Comforts
- Strong Navy Means Peace, Says Daniels
- Discharged Captain Held Charged with Threatening Wilson
- Plans Move for Iron County Fair
- Confessed Slayer Fears Alaska [Illegible]
- Rains in Forests Extinguish Blazes
- George E. Broening to be Postmaster
- Belgian Girl Here Destroyed Wireless
- Reopen Soldier Job Bureau Here
- Nebraska Develops First Aerial Cowboy
- Page 3
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- S. L. Physicians Save Families Hurt by H. C. L
- Alexander's Answers 20 More Persons Advised
- [Untitled]
- There's Man under Him
- Price of Wales on 3-Day Fishing Trip
- 23 Yanks Killed in East Siberia
- 400,000-Acre Ranch Owner on Train
- Belgian Royalty to Sail On U. S. Warship
- Coming to the Strand Theatre Sunday, Sept. 7
- R. O. T. C. Organizes at West Side High
- 4 Slayer Suspects Arrested by Mexico
- Page 4
- Page 5
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- Dry Bill Goes to Conference
- U. S. Marines Urged as Police in Fiume
- U. S. Board Visits Shipyards in S. F
- Gold Yield Falls in Alaska-Yukon
- Hohenzollern to Move in January
- Spy Who Betrayed Edith Cavell Gets Sentence of Death
- Statue of Liberty Replica in France
- Cholera Outbreak Menaces Petrograd
- Col. Arthur Lynch Plans Tour of U. S
- Revelations of a Wife
- Redfield Will Quit Cabinet
- New Pacific Cable to Japan Assured
- Mrs. Amussen Gives Supper at Home of Miss Dwyer; 36 Covers Laid
- Today's Events
- The Adventures of Uncle Wiggily
- Page 6
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- Youth Crushed by Train; Dies of His Wounds
- Clothier is Sued by Wife, Divorce Asked
- Carbon County Pleased with School Corps
- Youths Accused of Incendiarism; Girl Finds Fire
- Dixie Festival Program is Out
- Teamsters Start Sympathetic Strike
- Woodard Case Goes to District Court
- [Untitled]
- Pocatello Board on H. C. L. Chosen
- Rulon Wells Goes East
- Payson Boy Shot
- Well for Irrigation
- Truck Driver is Killed in Crash
- Plenty of Apples at Pleasant Grove
- No Wild West Show in Ogden, Say Promoters
- Page 7
- Page 8
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- They Deserve the Game, but Mercy Mable, We're Sick
- Duel between Batters Goes to St. Louis
- Lehi Succeeds in Extensive Coach Hunt
- Reds Have Three Reliable Pitchers for World Series to Two for Sox, but Cicotte Outshines Moran's Best
- Black Lock Mare Wins Feature at Hartford
- Pitchers Duel Favors Oaks
- Portland is Close Winner
- [Untitled]
- Pacific Coast League
- Ban Flayed by Yank Counsel
- Reno Hot after Dempsey-Meehan Go
- Ruth Equals Majorrecore for Homers
- Tigers Beat Seals Again
- Southern Association
- Western League
- Page 9
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- President's Address to Business Men at Afternoon Meeting
- Columbus Folk Not Impressed
- Yanks Will Occupy 2400 SQ. Kilometers
- Disque Declares Accuser 'Lost Head'
- New York Observes First Marne Today
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- Post Battalion Yank Hero Made Citizen
- Donnelly Captured 263 Foes
- N. Y. Plans Big Pershing Fete
- Socialist Seeks to Dodge French Debt
- 19,000 Coal Miners Strike on Machine
- Page 10
- Page 11
- Page 12
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- Actress Named Administratrix of Tobey Will
- Amusements
- W. C. C. Service Plan Club for Civilian 'Yank'
- Complete Fair Scout Stunts
- Vocation Board Announces Grants
- City Ticker
- Kanab Conference L. D. S. Postponed
- Osteopaths' Baby Show Here Today
- U. S. Drainage Work Helps Powell Dist
- Commercial Club Workers Selected
- Americanization School Opens Soon
- Livingstons Form Ranch Corporation
- Lieut. Canonn Back from Rifle Shoot
- Lighting Ends Life of State Employe
- Picture Exhibit at Fair
- Home Run Clouter to Hit for Movies
- Legion Weekly Planned
- Godd Roads Exhibit
- More Pupils in Utah High and Junior Schools
- Dividend Notice
- Utah Prisoners Seek Clemency
- Rains Relieve Drouth Areas
- U. A. I. Organizes Branch at Ogden
- Army Officers Protest Detour
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- The Day's Death Roll
- Funerals
- Assessment No. 18
- Notice to Creditors
- Summons
- Notice to Contractors
- Special Stockholders' Meeting of Creole Copper Mines
- Delinquent Notice
- Dividend Notice
- [Untitled]
- Delinquent Notice
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- Page 14
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- Alice Warden, 33 Years Wed, Seeks Divorce
- Scene of Early Morning Bomb Plot Dynamite Wrecks Standard Hostelry
- Bomb Wrecks S. L. Hotel, 9 Persons Hurt
- Represents U. S
- Bargain Car Offer Jails Eloping Pair
- [Untitled]
- Girl Wife Asks Divorce Alleging She is Too Young
- Ivins to Preside at Tabernacle Monday
- New Manager of Wilkes Arrives
- Ogden Citizens File on Utah Coal Land
- Miss M' Cune Tells of Missionary Work
- Season Only Circus Shows in S. L. Today
- 'Harry Thaw' Goes to Jail on Coast; Visited S. L., Belief
- Major Emery to Decorate Hero
- Cottonwood Miner Against Rate Raise
- Realtors Urged to Unite in Boosting Great West
- Potatoes Weighing 24 Pounds in Two Home Patch Hills
- No Resting Place Decided upon Yet for 362D'S Colors
- Seattle Publisher Ill at Hotel [illegible]
- Asks Divorce on Criminal Charge
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-09-06 | Page 9 | Disque Declares Accuser 'Lost Head'
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-09-06 |
| 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/s61r7wfn |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61r7wfn |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Disque Declares Accuser 'Lost Head' |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-09-06 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 9 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61r7wfn/10300590 |