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- U. S. Steel Workers to Strike
- Thousands Turned Away at Borah and Jonhson Speeches in Chicago
- Wilson Gets Cold Greeting From Farmers; Pact to be Held in Senate until Disposed Of
- Imposing Day Honors U. S. Heroes
- Majority Report is Submitted by Lodge; Changes Explained
- Army of 225,000 Urged by Wood
- Cardinals of 2 Nations Meet
- 3 Dead, Many Badly Wounded in Boston Riot; Troops Called
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- Page 3
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- Page 6
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- S. L. Commission Orders Carload of U. S. Foods
- Amusements
- Watson Keeps Crowds Roaring in Phone Act
- 159th's War Souvenirs at Utah Fair
- Rains Benefit Crops
- Medical Skill Saved Many in European War
- Wrong Tip Lets out 2 Burglar Suspects
- Mrs. G. B. Blakely Chosen President
- 19 More Freight Traffic Hearings
- Freight Fund Grows
- Plummer at Commercial Club Bureau
- Railroads-State Schools Planned
- Javanese Batik Art Work Attaining Wide Popularity; it Isn't a Fad
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- Green Room Chatter
- Army Athletes Present Unique Salute to Flag
- Page 7
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- Hearts of Three
- Rail Safety Fortnight in October
- Tax Standards to be Adopted
- Degree Exemplified
- Engineers Thank Red Cross Women
- Room for Soldiers to be Maintained
- Deaths
- Funerals
- Drainage Project in Weber Planned
- Pensions under Smoot Act
- Red Cross to Give Exhibit
- Camera Catches Most Remarkable Launching in Shipbuilding History
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- Page 8
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- Those Seals Had Their Big Bertha's Going Yesterday
- Seniors Defeat Sophs for Class Football Honors
- Interscholastic Schedule Made up Saturday
- Watch the Little Pimples; They Are Nature's Warning
- Western League
- Cincinnat Takes Final from Phill's
- Charged with Pandering
- Legion in Tintic
- World's Trotting Record Broken at New York State Fair Race When Echo and Easton Get Away
- Curly Brown is Winner of Game
- Grid Prospects Bright at West
- Vernon Takes Two Fast Games
- Wheat at West Tintic
- Pennsy Wins at Shoot
- Easy Game is Won by Senator
- Football Season Attracting Interest
- Cleveland is Victorious in No-Hit Game
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- Twin Falls Beats Buhl Team 4-2
- Page 9
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- Society in U. S. is Blamed for Mexico Gossip
- U. S. Food Sent to England Spoils on Docks in Liverpool
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- Burial of Dead on Sunday in Mobile Forbidden by Law
- Lenroot in Senate Warns Bankruptcy Men Aces Railroads
- Shimmie and Jazz Banns Dancing Masters Frown
- Revenue Taxes near 4 Billion
- American Association
- Little Folks in Program Show Playtime Arts
- Mexican Mutineers Caught, Says Cantu
- Probe of Clothing Industry Ordered
- War Railroads in Oregon Defended
- China to Sign Pact If U. S. Senate Aids
- Kiss of Pershing Beats Medal, Says K. C. Flower Girl
- Utahns Robbed by Concern in L. A., is Charge
- Hurricane Hits Lower Florida
- Sw Allows Piece of Toothpick, Regains Voice Lost in War
- Brother of Bandit Leader is Slain
- Live Hogs Drop to $14.25 at Chicago
- Labor Delegates See Topical Film
- $2,750,000 worth of Furs Sold in Day
- Authority to Call Conference Asked
- New Hampshire in Line for Suffrage
- Moorman, of Leeds Faculty, Drowned
- L. A. Blaze Wrecks Electric Co. Shops
- New Officers Are Named by Wire Men
- Sinn Fein Ordered to be Suppressed in County of Cork
- 10 Civilians Killed and Soldier Shot in Selisia Food Riot
- Romney Opens Logan Season
- Secretary Daniels Leaves for Astoria
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- Big Audience Assured Major Clark in Ogden
- Ogden Women in Patriotic Organization
- Provo Called Cream Pitcher by B. Y. U. Head
- Love Disobeys Army Orders; Wins Victory
- Utah-Idaho Briefs
- Stolen Sheep Rumor Denied in Price
- Train Hits Farmer; Doctors on Soldier Special Aid Victim
- Ogden Women Join in Provo Labor Parade
- Workers at Mills End Ogden Strike
- 'Hello: Best Wishes'
- Unload Quickly, Appeal
- Bear River District Drainage Planned
- Brigham Fruit Men Add to Well Supply
- Buhl Excited over Imported Laborers
- Brossard Appointed to U. A. C. Faculty
- Two-Day Institute in Tooele District
- Hay Abounds in California, Ogden Learns
- Old Time Miner at Eureka Passes On
- Sioux Consolidated Directors Elected
- $100 Swimming Pool Donations at Provo
- B. Y. U. Teachers Back
- B. Y. U. Music Instructor
- Crown Point Meeting
- Eureka Mail Change
- Sailors Make Merry
- Monetaire Co. Sued; $14,000 Wage Alleged
- More Children Attend School; New Law Aids
- Clamp Lid on Fly, Commissioner Says
- Morgan County's Tax is $97,742
- Requisition for Oklahoma Man
- Navy Tests October 25
- Large Tract to Open
- U. S. Approves Utah Teaching
- Utah Water Rights Sought
- Local Theatre to Increase Capital
- Cache County Farmers Picnic
- Warning: Pick Butcher Who's Not Ticklish
- S. L. Jews Plan for Campaign
- Thunderstorm Watch Spring Bogie-Jeweler
- Elks Hear Report
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- E-C-O-N-O-M-Y' Tis Word in S. L. Lexicon
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- U. S. Surveyor Ends Trip in South Utah
- School Car out of Ogden Canyon Asked
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- Austria Signs Peace Treaty
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- Assessment No. 4
- Rebels in Honduras Advance on Capital
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- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Dividend Notice Dividend No. 10
- Notice to Creditors
- Dividend Notice
- Notice of Assessment
- Senate Withdraws Opposition to Envoy
- Jackies Injured on New Mexico Recover
- 5 Nations to Attend Trade Parley in U. S
- The Adventures of Uncle Wiggily
- Texas Cowboy. Too Tall for Army, Says He's the Tallest Man in U. S
- Revelations of a Wife
- Marriage Licenses
- Births
- New Incorporations
- New Suits
- Statistics
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- Red Resolves up Today at Utah F. of L
- Dr. Paul's Suicide Specific Let Those Who Wish Die
- Bourbons Put Partisan Issue into Campaign
- Manufacturers in Department of Local Club
- Americanization Funds Released
- Linen Shower Feminine Touch Given Capitol
- Font to Adorn Temple
- Deseret S. S. Union Fixes Appointments for Ensign Ward
- Fire Station Bids to be Asked Again
- Neglected Peaches Transformed into Kick some Cordial
- State Chemist Painfully Hurt by Tank Blast
- Captain's Wife Given Divorce with Children
- Howard F. Carter Visitor
- Insecticide Firm Sued
- Day Asks Truck License
- Boy Sent to Store Goes Shooting and Later to Hospital
- Bruno Freed by Police in Bomb Mystery
- Three Women File Suits for Divorce in Salt Lake Court
- R. R. Office Hires More Ticket Men
- Girl Rescued by Police Says She Will Quit Again
- Anthrax Halted in Beaver County, Says Inspector for Utah
- National Society to Help Teachers Gain Higher Wages
- 97 Wounded Anzac Farming Students Visit in Salt Lake
- Corless and Jailers Sued
- Nine Lawyers Begin Battle in Sugar [Illegible]
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-09-11 | Page 9 | L. A. Blaze Wrecks Electric Co. Shops
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-09-11 |
| 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/s6892bwn |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6892bwn |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | L. A. Blaze Wrecks Electric Co. Shops |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-09-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6892bwn/10302167 |