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- Peace or War up to Carranza; Wilson Sends His Reply Today
- Utah National Guard Begins Field Service
- Russians Look for Austria's Collapse
- Members of the Guard Serving in Congress
- President Prepares for Clash at Arms
- Mexicans Marching on Del Rio, Texas
- General Who Threatened Pershing
- Carranza Warlike in Talk to Crowd
- Four Men Drowned in Floods at Joplin
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- Guardsmen Apply for Train Fares
- Utah Enthusiast is Disappointed
- Offices at Capitol Are All Closed Up
- Courts of Virginia Enforce Blue Laws
- Captain King Back from East with Good News
- Women Farmers Want Men Hands
- Salt Lake Knights Having Good Time
- Goethals to Resign
- Honor Memory of Burleigh
- Salt Lakers in New York
- Courts-Martial End
- Wilson at Theater
- New Italian Cabinet Constituted by King
- Returns Indicate Defeat of Clapp
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- Gone to Inspect Road
- Paving Contract Award Deferred
- Salt Lakers Will be Ogden's Guests
- Boy is Killed When Horse Falls on Him
- G. A. R. to Conduct Funeral Services
- Barn is Burned
- Two More Enlist in the U. S. Navy
- Extradited for Nevada
- Pettersen Funeral Today
- Work for Allied Bazaar Women Promoting Charity
- Fred C. Richmond is Again Honored
- Articles Recorded by Seven Concerns
- Engineer Inspects Canyon Dam Work
- Rabid Coyote Brain Will be Examined
- Salt Lake Man is Posted as Deserter
- County Auditor Defies the Board
- Harold M. Stephens out for Judgeship
- Bankrupt Petition Filed
- Going on Vacation
- Pleads Not Guilty of Grand Larceny
- Boy is Kidnapped from Orphanage
- Burglars Enter Two Drug Stores
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- Page 6
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- Practical Patriotism
- Carranza Prepared
- Gives up Fortune
- Liverpool's Prosperity
- Call Comes Late
- The War a Year Ago Today
- Pivotal State
- Local News
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- In The District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court, Probate
- Page 7
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- At The Paramount-Empress Today
- M'cormick Visits Wilson and the Party Chiefs
- Hughes Talks with Numerous Party Chiefs
- Lodge Believes Roosevelt Will Support Hughes
- Chairman Named for Prohibition Party Meeting
- Flays Wilson, Attacks Hughes and is Hissed
- Candidate is Cheered
- Committeeman Resigns
- Daily Court Calendar
- Big Festival Planned
- Funeral to be Held Tomorrow
- Will Hold Picnic
- Scheid Would Help the Training Camp
- Shoe Manufacturer Gets Long Sentence
- Leg is Broken in Fall from Wagon
- Demented Musician Arrested
- Water Application Filed
- Gas Demonstration Proves to be Good
- Fire in Pool Hall Causes $3500 Loss
- Major General Bell to be Honor Guest
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- Situation Tense at Brownsville and Matamoras
- American Miners at Cananea May be Forced to Leave
- Consul Simpich Tells Americans to Leave mexico
- Seizes American Cattle and Sheep on Big Ranches
- Business Houses Closed
- 13,000 in Illinois
- Warrants Issued for Two Suspects
- Guardsmen in the Middle States Going into Camp
- Militia in South Atlantic States Are Mobilizing
- Would Not Enlist Men Working on War Munitions
- Articles of War Read to New York National Guard
- Gem State Guard Rapidly Getting Ready to Move
- Order Reaches Iowa
- Rush to Enlist
- Airmen Offer Services
- Hoosiers Recruiting
- Many Seek Service
- 1000 from South Dakota
- Ready to Move
- Rush Orders Given
- No Guard in Nevada
- Nebraska Mobilizing
- Warships under Orders to Hasten to Mexican Ports
- Admiral Winslow Asked to Furnish Detailed Report
- Americans Taking Refuge Aboard Ships in Harbor
- Funston Scans the Border for Signs of War
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- Big Park Assured City of Pocatello
- Salt Laker Back With Law Honors
- Work Begins on Garbage Contract
- Eagles' Convention is to Open Today
- Arm is Crushed by Falling under Car
- Ranchers Will Help Railroad Project
- Electric Extension to be Surveyed
- Chautauqua Brings out Big Audience
- Cowgirls Are to Face Many Gazers
- Young Man Said to be Improving
- Boy Meets Death by Electricity
- Will Ship Ore
- Nearing Completion
- To Discuss Controversy
- Colored Prisoner Released
- Rebekahs Elect Officers
- Heating Contract Let
- Will Build Bakery
- Bonded to Keep Peace
- Many Merchants to Attend Meeting
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- Jurisdiction Lost in Paving Matter
- To Raise Funds for Great Celebration
- Road Tax Elections Soon to be Held
- Will Resume Duties
- Chinese Forfeit Bail
- Licensed to Wed
- Elks Entertain Boys
- Contract is Let
- Sent to Jail for Contempt
- Vernal is to Have Great Celebration
- Provo Chautauqua Closes Its Session
- Arranges for Quartette
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- Offensive of Allies Delayed by the Serbians
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- Teuton Retreat is Indicated by Tageblatt Story
- German Infantry Attack Repulsed by French Troops
- Russians Take Much Plunder in Their Advance
- Rumania May Lose Bukowina by Not Joining Allies
- Austrians Check Italian Troops, Says Statement
- Vienna Reports Heavy Fighting at Many Points
- Germans Kill Own Countrymen in French Camp
- New Roman War Chief Tells of Italian Victory
- Many Battles in Air Recorded by British Report
- British General Killed
- Increased Rates Suspended
- Submarine Attack Protest is Cabled
- Russia Gets Credit of Fifty Millions
- Cost of Education Greatly Increased
- Many from Italian Front
- Bulgars Advancing
- Local News
- Several Italian Vessels Sunk
- Turkish Report
- German Steamer Torpedoed
- Germans Deny Story
- American Fined
- American Steamer Strikes Mine
- Mid-Week Band Concert at Saltair
- Amusements
- Labor Element is Working for Peace
- American Editors Gather in New York
- Notice
- Notice of Special Stockholders' Meeting
- Will Pay Bounty on Grasshoppers
- Man Held at Provo for Local Sheriff
- Quarterly Meeting Has Big Attendance
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- Notice
- Assessment Notice
- Notice and Call of Special Meeting of Stockholders of Lion Hill Mining Company
- Notice of Special Meeting of the Stockholders of Navajo Mining & Milling Company
- Assessment No. 7
- Notice to Contractors and Builders
- Notice to Creditors
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court of The
- Order of Notice Thereon
- Notice
- Funeral Notice
- Probate and Guardianship Notice
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- Page 14
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- Governors Will be Here an Extra Day
- Thomas Asks for Road Improvement
- Millie Williams to be Buried Tomorrow
- Expected Home Today
- General Bell is in City Speaks on Training Camp
- Dr. Fellows Gives His Second Lecture
- Morris Axelrad in Serious Condition
- Midvale Pioneer is Dead at Age of 80
- Silver Shield Sued by Maas for Stock
- Witnesses for Defense Testify
- Sisters of Charity Stop Here Briefly
- Paulis Assistant County Physician
- Preparation Made for Big Reception
- Visiting Musicians Picnic at Lagoon
- Professor Burton to Give Lectures
- Western Union is Sued for $30,000
- Carpenter Dies from Paralysis
- Wood Funeral Thursday
- Try to Sell Wool and Are Arrested
- Elks to Conduct Treweek Funeral
- Capitol Opening to be Discussed
- Endeavor to Raise Cheese Standards
- Glazier is Back from Convention
- Pay and Places of Guardsmen Assured
- Commerce Chamber Exhibit Condemned
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- Having Started, Why Stop? We Say, Why Stop?
- Rotan is Winner in Qualifying Round
- This and That in Coast League Talk
- Portland Leads Salt Lake in Club Batting by a Margin of One Point
- Johns and Carson Will Meet Tonight
- Player Dies Form Effect of Injury
- Cattlemen Incorporated
- Cornell Wins Two-Mile Race for Freshmen
- Cards Beat Reds in Well Played Battle
- Yale Athletes Are Affected by Order
- Luderus's Home Run Wins for Phillies
- Lincoln Signs Lattimer
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- Delaware Tourney Nearing the End
- Nephi is Winner over Moroni Nine
- Stall & Dean Club Returns from Trip
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- Coveleskie Beaten by Home-Run Baker
- Storehouse Beaten by Car Shop Nine
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- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Tennis Tourney to be Held Thursday
- Girls Stage Great Tennis Exhibition
- High Sugar Prices to be Maintained
- Throckmorton Has a Narrow Escape
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- Telephone Girls Are Heard in Orpet Case
- Lincoln Admits He Committed Forgery
- Guests at Wedding Flee from Blaze
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- Marriage Licenses
- Births
- Real Estate Transfers
- Small Bank Tax Levied
- Weather Data
- Stone Will Try to Settle Difficulty
- Matches Played in Virginia Tourney
- Western Champions Add More Laurels
- Salina Beats Spanish Fork
- College Baseball
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- Tintic Mill Makes 20-Ton Shipment
- Boston Copper Quotations
- Trading in Mining Stocks is Lighter
- Nevadas Quoted in San Francisco
- Mining Industry is Attracting Notice
- Hidden Treasure Incorporated
- New York Curb Quotations
- Ore Improving on Creole Property
- Cotton Market
- Wall Street Fells Effect of Mexican Complications
- Mexican Situation Pushes Grains Up
- New York Listed Quotations
- Boston Copper Range
- Livestock Quotations
- Chicago
- Kansas City
- New York Grain
- Evaporated Fruits
- Coffee Futures
- New York Money
- Chicago Produce
- New York Produce
- Silver is Stronger at Home and Abroad
- New York Bonds
- Sugar Market
- Mammoth Directors Declare Dividend
Salt Lake Tribune | 1916-06-20 | Page 16 | Girls Stage Great Tennis Exhibition
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-06-20 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6h13v8k |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6h13v8k |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Girls Stage Great Tennis Exhibition |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1916-06-20 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Page | 16 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6h13v8k/14682982 |