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- Page 1
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- [Illegible] Will Begin Work on Tariff Today
- wilson at Mexico City Keeps His Own Counsel
- Turks to Make Better Offers to the Allies
- Refuses to Listen to Father's Envoy
- Wilson Not Ready to Name Advisers
- Special Board is Proposed by the President
- Senators of Both Parties Oppose
- British Press is Highly Pleased
- Greatest Freak Yet Unearthed
- Situation in Mexico Worse
- Castro Case Comes up in Court Today
- Aged Trapper is near Death's Door
- Ten Men Believed to Have Perished
- Demented Man at White House
- Opposition to Montana Man
- Two Burned to Death
- Called to Law School
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- Iron Workers May Get out This Week
- Happy 'Homecoming' in the 27th Ward
- Resolutions by Chicago Unions
- Will Pray for Equal Rights
- Miner and His Son Entombed in Shaft
- Augments Penalty by Futile Flight
- Weather Forecast
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- Cold Wave Extends over Entire West
- Heinze Battling for Mine in Idaho
- The Insurance World
- Charles Shepherd to Pay
- Notice
- Salt Laker in New York
- Page 3
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- [Illegible] Wheels Crush [Illegible] Brakeman's Life
- Storm Damage Heavy
- One House, Two Fires
- Death Claims Veteran
- [Untitled]
- Secret and Fraternal Societies
- Attorney Fills Pulpit
- Ready for Poultry Show
- Call for Club Election
- Gates Concert Wednesday
- Buried in Old Home
- Has Serious Fall
- Returns to Ogden Home
- New County Officers
- Sixth Ward Girl Wins
- Congratulations for May
- Services for Mrs. Bancroft
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- Texas Colt Takes Two-Year-Old Race
- Palzer Leaves [Illegible] Home in the [Illegible]
- Cue Expert Who Plays Denver Man
- [Untitled]
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- Rifle Shots Plan for National Meet
- Motorcyclists Ride to Big Cottonwood
- Major Daingerfield, the Foremost Breeder of the Thoroughbred Horse, Dies
- McGoorty and Gibbons May be Matched to Meet on the Pacific Coast
- Wolgast is through with Long Battles
- L.D.S. Hopes for High School Title
- M'lean Wins the Skating Features
- High School Teams to Resume Work
- Wrestlers Are Matched
- Rivers Makes Hit with Eastern Fans
- Hunters Kill 300 Rabbits near Ajax
- D'oro and Maturo Play for the Title
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- Dr. Roemer Delivers His First Sermons
- Penitentiary Fire Soon Extinguished
- Explains Teachings of Marcus Aurelius
- Cold Wave Brings Intense Suffering
- To Resume Work at High School Today
- Wife of Accused Man in Sad Plight
- Amusements
- New Officials Will Begin Duties Today
- Democrats Read for Jackson
- To Hold Funeral [Illegible] Dr. Hewett Tuesday
- Alarmed for Safety of H.F. Wullstein
- Think Suspects May be Riverton Bandits
- Death Claims Aged Resident of City
- Sheepmen Will Open Convention Today
- Gallacher Funeral is Largely Attended
- Mrs. Caroline Hodder Dies at Age of 68
- Will Resume School Work
- J. Ross Clark a Visitor
Salt Lake Tribune | 1913-01-06 | Page 10 | Cold Wave Brings Intense Suffering
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-01-06 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| 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/s6gf24s2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gf24s2 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Cold Wave Brings Intense Suffering |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-01-06 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 10 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gf24s2/14291380 |