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- Villa to Lay down Arms and Retire
- Car Goes through Bridge; 5 Killed
- Union Officers are Cited to Show Cause
- Will Remain in U. S.
- Crew of Bark Rescued
- Wool is Higher
- Mourn for Confederate
- National City Bank Clerk is Bomb Plotter
- Indication is A. E. Ashby was Murder Victim
- President is Wed and Starts on Honeymoon
- Twin Baby Girls are Asphyxiated
- Two German Warships Sunk by Submarine
- Robber Killed in Battle with Posse
- Salt Laker Named Head of Shopmen
- Seven Men Drowned When Sloop Upsets
- Respite Granted
- New Note to Austria Sharp and Incisive
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- Federal Building Admired Finishing Touches Added
- San Diego Receives Great Fair Exhibits
- L. D. S. U. Dramatic Cast Completed
- Complaint Against Mother
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- Are Given Lecture and Sent to Prison
- Utah Exhibit is Being Packed Up
- Holiday Travel on Railways is Heavy
- To Give Christmas Tree
- Christmas Day Masses
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- Children of Academy Give Christmas Entertainment
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- Fee Matter Taken under Advisement
- Defendants Take Back Demurrers
- Danger of Strike Probably Averted
- Sheep Quarantine Meets Opposition
- Campaign Started Against Coyotes
- Muhor Sentenced to Uncertain Term
- The War a Year ago Today
- Storm Continues to Impede Traffic
- Alleged Plotter Sentenced
- Congressman Mays Doubts Newspaper
- Reported Sale of Road Questioned
- Wood Needed for Legs
- Cheyenne Theater Damaged by Fire
- Ensign Ward Speakers
- Mrs. Mackintosh Sues for Divorce
- Son is Welcomed
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- Minister Loudon is Holland's Guardian
- Leader of Serbian Army in Broken-Hearted Grief
- Capucin Monk is Killed in Battle
- Parents Aided in Finding Children
- Peculiar Answers Given by Children
- Meats Cheaper in Berlin than Zion
- Arabs Plunder in Bagdad Campaign
- Archduchess to be Frau Leaves Bavarian Prince
- Police Break up Peace Meetings
- Austrians Criticise Singing in Italian
- Flemish Paper Against Belgians
- Closer Union for Allies Suggested
- Half-Million Men for East Service
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- Farm is Bought
- Arrested in California
- Teachers to Meet Tomorrow Big Attendance is Assured
- Service for Henry Easty
- Spelling Contest to be Held
- Main Streets will be Paved
- Broncho Rider Killed
- W. C. T. U. will Celebrate
- Teacher to be Married
- Juab County Jurors Named
- Sudden Death Comes to Frank D. Steed
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- Messenger Arrested on Peculiar Charge
- Fifty Injured
- Diseases Decrease
- Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
- Young Couple Married
- Brownings to Build Garage
- Relief Corps Officers Elected
- Two Brakemen Hurt
- Broncho-Buster is Accused of Murder
- Clerk Alleged to be Short
- Trousseau of the Bride Declared to be Magnificent
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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- Grant School Orchestra Makes Progress Gives Music for Parents and Teachers
- Christmas Bazaar Held
- Marriage Licenses
- High Tributes and to Miss Anna Noble
- Unsigned $10 Bill from New Mexico
- Idaho Woolmen to Meet December 29
- Keystone Encampment Elects
- Salt Lake is after Another Convention
- Second Edition of Poetical Work Out
- Houdini's Picture is out of Ordinary
- Sergeant Richardson Promoted
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- Miner Severely Injured
- Turf Results
- Farmers to Hold Institute
- Goes to Chicago
- Salvation Army to Feed Scores of Poor
- Leonard Pops his Man out First Shot
- Pleasant Grove Five Win without Trying
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- Ty Cobb is Greatest Player in History
- Beavers Give Evans for Shortfielder
- Two Fighters under Arrest in England
- Robideau Beats Lustig
- Idaho Man is Arrested
- Laborer Believed Insane
- Leniency is Shown to Nine Prisoners
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- Sunday Schools will Give Musicale
- Flirting Girls are Given Imprisonment
- New Officers of Masons Installed
- Play Well Received
- Fatally Injured in Fall from Wagon
- Orders were Orders for this Young Gridder
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- Harriman Case is to be Resubmitted
- May Take Elk
- Plumb Released on Bail
- Revival Meetings will be Held
- Salt Laker to Wed
- Miners are Injured by an Explosion
- Court Dates are Set
- Entertainment Arranged
- Offer Prizes for Essays
- May Establish Box Factory
- Light Plant Sight Inspected
- Passenger Association Elects Officers are Chosen for 1916
- Citizens of Ely Welcome Bishop
- County Commissioner Married
- Salt Lakers in New York
- General Obregon Declares Villa is outside Pale
- Saving Themselves
- Wife Hears Report
- Doubt in Washington
- Railroad Opened
- Surrender Demanded
- Garbled Version of American Note Sent to Germany
- Twins Die of Whooping Cough
- Lumber Merchant Recovers
- Licensed to Marry
- Christmas Tree Planned
- Damage Suit on Trial
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- Era of Prosperity for Utah Foretold
- 'The Signal of Peace' to Undergo Repairs
- Only Five Short, Busy Days Remain for Good Fellow's Work Mush is Yet to be Done in Behalf of the Unfortunates
- Services are Held for Philip Finegan
- Serious Charge Made
- Suspense will end at an Early Date
- Boy Finds Watch
- Underwriters Hear Governor's Address
- Eagles Play Santa for Many Children
- Action is Dismissed
- Suffers Painful Injury
- Two Sent to Jail
- Higher Figure for Wool is Predicted
- Arrested on Suspicion
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- Quigley is Pleased with his Big Show
- Tire Employees Given a Banquet
- Great Automobile Show will be Held January 12 to 15
- Leave for California
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- Fear Fuel Price Rise to 25 Cents
- Course of Study to Help Salesmen
- Oil Philosopher Talks Confidence
- King Chief Tester Visits Salt Lake
- Motor Dealers Join High Tax Fight
- Many Cars Being Sold this Winter
- Making Progress with Truck Tires
- Maxwell Breaking World's Records
- Brand Whitlock Drives Overland
- Favor Hanging of Motor Car Thieves
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- Tintic Tunnel is Granted Charter
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- Utah Oil Shale Company Formed
- United States may Take over Plutus
- Has New Method for Producing Pure Iron
- Nevadas Quoted in San Francisco
- Sells has Big Tonnage to Ship
- Alta Consolidated has been Financed
- Trading is Light on Local Exchange
- Boston Copper Range
- South Hecla Now Shipping its Ore
- King Coalition to Disburse $187,500
- Forger to Serve Indefinite Time
- Suits to Collect Rent and on Note
- Delinquent Notice
- Ship Tungsten Ore to Utah Minerals
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- Market for Wheat Develops Strength
- New York Produce
- Chicago Produce
- New York Grain
- Coffee Futures
- Sugar Market
- Cotton Market
- Local News
- New York Money
- London Wool Auctions
- Flax, Oats and Rye
- Elgin Butter
- Wall Street Operations in Very Moderate Volume
- Market for Metals Virtually Unchanged
- Livestock Quotations
- Chicago
- Kansas City
- Evaporated Fruits
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- Actual Condition of Banks is Shown
- Federal Reserve Banks
- Financial Review
- New York Bonds
- Delinquent Notice
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- O. B. Appears to be Victor in Peace Deal
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- L. D. S. Meet Starts Tuesday at Provo
- Golf Tournaments for 1916 Assigned
- Fight Fast Rounds
- "Towns I've been at" near Views of Places
- Panther Hoopers Hope to Repeat 1915 Feat are Confident of Another Division Title
- Salt Lake Doggies for Boise's Show
- Hoop Tourney Rules Likely to be Revised
- Brown and Mccue Draw
- Angels to Benefit by Callahan Deal
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- Plenty of Action on Downing's Card
- Football Schedule is Problem for "U"
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- Easy for Dillon
- Coach at Work on 'U' Hoop Schedule
- Withdrawal of Suit is an Easy Matter
- Haverford College is Soccer Champion
- Mickey O'brien Returns
- Unsiterably Changed
- Three Record-Breakers in Football
- Doesn't Think Much of Fulton's Chances
- Cut Schedule for Majors Good Plan
- O'leary is Winner
- Aggie Gridders Wax Merry at Banquet
- Ball Players end Trap Shooting Trip
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- Yokel and Turner to Tussle Dec. 30
- Aggie Basket Boys are Working Hard
- Mike Yokel and Joe Turner, who will Try to Pin Each Other's Shoulders to the Mat December 30
- Dillon too Light to Fight Willard
- Folwell would Help Penn out of Ruck
- Recognize Public Parks Tennis
- Ball Players who Registered High Scores on their Trap Shooting Tour
- Jones to Wrestle Chester at Malad
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- Mitchell and Mandot to do Battle Tuesday Night
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-12-19 | Page 42 | [Untitled]
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1915-12-19 |
| 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/s6d80nrq |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6d80nrq |
Page Metadata
| Type | unclassified |
| Date | 1915-12-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 42 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6d80nrq/14564450 |