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- Senator Spencer Joins Reservationists
- Labor Should be Partner, Declares Wilson; 30,000 School Children Salute Pershing
- Albers to Buy Ogden Mills
- Excitement Gets Acute in Ireland
- Pershing Denies Rumors He Intends to be Bank Head
- U. S. Welcomes Great Prelate
- 8-Cent Fare to be Tried in St. Louis
- Boston Policemen Turn in Equipment and Go on Strike
- Mexicans Call for U. S. Aid
- No Compromise, Insist Shopmen
- Speech is Most Radical of Trip Three Addresses in Twin Cities
- How Senators Now Stand on Nations' League
- President Barely Touches on Peace Treaty before Legislature
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- Formal Opening of the Classic Shop Today of Unusual Interest to Women
- Scottish Laborers Pity Huns' Plight
- Witness in Lund Case in Missing
- Less Hours, More Pay, Aim
- Ask Permission to Divert Water
- 99 Yanks Die on Siberia Duty
- Murder Cases Set for Trial
- Rupture Pends in Russ Soviet, Declare British
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- Senators Quiz Mexico's Friend on Intervention
- The Adventures of Uncle Wiggily
- House Names Dry Bill Conferees
- Parisian Actors Call off Strike
- Harry Watson, Jr., Heads Big Laugh Bill at Orpheum
- Legion Holds up Action on Smoot-Mondell [Illegible]
- Pedestrian is Booster for World Economy
- Injunction to Forbid Pickets Denied Cafe Co
- Alleged Kidnapers' Face High Court
- Strikers, Police Declare Truce
- U. S. Public Health Report on Campaig
- Plans Branch Here
- Attorney Returns Home
- Smith Memorial Dedication
- L. D. S. Seminary Planned
- All Badger Solons Ask Hero Bonuses
- Victory Medals for Service Men Urged
- '1920 Model Trust' Defies Nation's Laws
- Johnson and Borah's Pact Speaking Trips Commence Tonight
- Sultan of Morocco Honors U. S. Admiral
- Canada to Fete King of Belgians
- Suffrage Progress in New Hampshire
- Bearnson Approves Vocational Course
- Masons Honored by Organ Recital
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- Nature Never Had a More Undisturbed Dale than Our
- Pop Geers out for Present Season
- Sacramento is Double Victory
- Acorns Split With Angels
- Interscholastic Schedule Made up Saturday
- Jim Barnes Leads Atlanta Golfers
- 100,000 Fans Request Seats at Cincinnati
- Smith Holds Cincinnati to Two Singles
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- Cobb's Bat is Run Getter in Losing Game
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- Ogden Laborers Deny Contract
- U. A. C.'S New Farm Buildings
- Box Elder Stake to Confer Saturday
- Rev. A. G. Frank is Kaysville Pastor
- Programs for State Fair Out
- Clark Talks on Pact at Logan
- Farmers Urged to Form Union in Utah Country
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- Wasatch Academy Enrolls 300 Pupils
- 250 Members Sought by Post
- Provo's Teachers Hear Supt. Child
- Provo Men Return from N. Y. Labors
- Lehi Ladies' Band to be Reorganized
- Ogden Live Stock Market
- Funeral at Provo
- Dispute over Eureka to Mammoth Stage Extends to Capitol
- Wallace to Speak before Kiwanians
- Funerals
- 2 Utah Road Bids Approved
- Provo Pioneer Setter Passes
- Sanpete Increases Fair Grounds' Size
- Brings Suit for $1800
- Utah-Idaho Briefs
- Hoggan Vaccinating Cattle at Beaver
- Harper Ward Bishopric
- County Officers Ask Raise
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- Mrs. Cragun Granted Divorce by Pratt
- Brownings Ask for Administrator
- Horsley Breaks Leg in Motor Collision
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- 13 Rich Youths Admit Stealing Autos in S. L
- Local News
- W. G. Farrell Resigns from School Board
- Utah Doctors Study Results of Great War
- Eardley Takes Oath; Salt Lake Heads Satisfied
- Deaths
- Moran Awarded Water Contract
- Three Seek Divorces
- Lieutenant Lyman Returns to Home
- Basin Railway Plan Studied by Heber Men
- 3 Confidence Men Driven out of City
- Hotel Guest Wakes While Being Robbed
- Hold-up Suspects from California Sought by Police
- Births
- Dancing Masters Discuss Problems
- Commissioners and Engineers Will Fix Daggett, Uintah Line
- Marriage Licenses
- Statistics
- Traffic Bureau Hears Requests
- Delinquent Notice
- Special Stockholders Meeting of Creole Copper Mines
- Dividend Notice
- Dividend Notice
- Compensation Award Appeal is Anticipated
- Dividend Notice
- Notice to Creditors
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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- 100 Laborites Submit Many Resolutions
- Smokeless Device Gets Tryout Here
- Census Man Takes Oath Lock up Family Skeleton
- Barnes Issues Challenge for Treaty Debate
- Brother-Sways Girl
- Bomb Mystery Has Vendetta Aspect: [Illegible]
- Utah-Idaho Tax Trial on Today
- Two Boys Sue R. R. for $20,000; Aver They Were Burned
- Fellows to Address Schoolmasters' Club
- Homer Announces Candidacy for City Commission
- Neighborhood House to Give Athletic Program tonight
- Mexico Tangle to End Soon, King Believes
- Activities Begin at Civic Center
- Skilled Workers Seek Jobs; Bureau Eager to Aid Men
- Fisher Held in Drug Case
- Much Food in Utha Storage is Withdrawn
- Cafe Association Thanks Rotarians for Picket Stand
- Sheep Shipped East
- S. L. Harvard Men Invite Lowell and Taussig to Utah
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-09-10 | Page 14 | Mexico Tangle to End Soon, King Believes
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-09-10 |
| 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 |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6d233mc |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6d233mc |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Mexico Tangle to End Soon, King Believes |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-09-10 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 14 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6d233mc/10302022 |