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- Violation of Truce is Charge of Athens
- Bandits Win While De Facto Troops Argue
- Confesses to Having Killed his Wife Here
- Announces Programme for White House Social Season
- Peace Movement of Bryan Considered
- Juggernaut Car is Used by Germans
- Fate of Rumania's Armies is in Doubt
- Two Youngest Senators and the Beautiful Wife of One of Them
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- Unique Electric Sign for Keith-O'brien Co.
- Fined for Cruelty
- Plague Recurrence is not Expected
- Salt Lakers in New York
- Women Insist that Whisky be Destroyed
- Paper Cost Makes Newspapers Quit
- Large Sum Proposed for Indian Tribes
- Surprise Attack is Made by the French
- Smith will Testify in the Bopp Trial
- Plan Meetings on Military Training
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- Receipts of Forest Department Grow
- Cattle Scourge Cost Nine Millions
- Botterill Employees have Co-Operative Association
- Public Opinion is Sought on Belgian Case
- Belgium Gathers Data and Names on Deportations
- Socialists Make Appeal on the Deportations
- German Answer on Deportations Expected Monday
- Portion of Bank's Money Recovered
- Action is Indorsed
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- In the District Court Probate
- In the District Court Probate
- In the District Court Probate
- Estate of Byron Groo, Deceased--Notice of Sale of Real Property
- In the District Court Probate
- In the District Court of The
- Probate and Guardianship Notice
- Students Change Date for Debate
- Art Department is Working on Design
- Seek Eight-Hour Day for Woman
- Society Puts Many Children in Homes
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- Drivers are Urged to Protect Horses
- Scottish Society Elects Officers
- Coming Home for Holidays
- Cruelty is Charged in Divorce Action
- Passenger Agents Select Officers
- Seeking to Improve State Fair Grounds
- To Give Oratorio in Big Tabernacle
- Once Cent Less Provided for in New Rules
- Rules for Cold Storage Plants will be Passed
- Staples are Cheaper
- Butter Price Drops
- Electrical Device is Local Invention
- Two Suspected of Copper Wire Theft
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- Cavalry not Used on Western Front
- Government Urged to Bring Africans
- Provisions Needed Reach Great Total
- Says Allies Fight for all Neutrals
- Soldiers Improve Amusement Taste
- Berlin Restricts the use of Taxis
- May Confiscate Rumanian Money
- Aeroplanes have Great Fight
- Flees in Pajamas on Donkey's Back
- Ancient Hindu Play Produced in London
- British Merchants Get Big Advantage
- Handkerchiefs Indicate Surrender
- Will Give Large Estate
- Says Exaggeration is Fault in Russia
- Tanks Painted for Disguise
- Widow is Manufacturing Death-Dealing Missiles
- Know Little of War's Progress
- Soldiers are Given Portable Libraries
- Hospital Inmates Cheered by Work
- Disabled Soldiers Given Employment
- Turkish University to Follow German
- Copenhagen Filled with Foreign Host
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- Leopards' Gridiron Season is at an End
- Gophers Get Two Men on all -American Team; Pitt Three; Yale Two
- Gil Dobie out as Washington Coach
- M'coy's Eighth Wife Sues for a Divorce
- Wheeler will Lead Harvard Gridders
- Kyronen Sets New Mark, despite Mud
- Detroit is after Grand Prize Race
- Coaches Choose Men for All-Star Team
- Greb Vs. Willard According to Dope
- Michigan's Return to Fold is Urged
- Nebraska Ha Much Trouble in Schedule
- Bowling
- Association Heads Decide on Changes
- Giants Announce Training Schedule
- Red Sox will Offer $60,000 for Johnson
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- Tuft Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
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- Players are Chosen for League Teams
- Last Quints Enter Commercial League
- Bingham Boys have Eyes on the Basket
- Gigantic Sums are Spent for Football
- Miners Reject Strike
- Emerson Ward to have Big Bazaar
- Will not Consider
- Gilmore Beats Alberts
- Texas Soldiers Win
- Bill Lange, Famous Ball Player, is Low
- Williams Champion of Punitive Forces
- Mile Walking Race is Won by Kirkham
- Penn Loses Contest and Probably Title
- Conference Frowns on Professionals
- Nebraska Arranges next Year's Games
- Will Investigate Music Controversy
- Discuss Plans for Canneries Company
- Extra Train Crew Held Responsible
- Stricken by Death from Heart Failure
- Burglary is Charged
- Sewer Bids Received
- Invited to Attend New York Meeting
- Hiram K. Ebert is Dead at Age of 88
- To Probe Alleged Frauds
- Says He Robbed Postoffice
- Baby Girl is Dead
- Sent to State Prison
- Salt Lake Statistics
- Receive More Data on Steamer Palermo
- Site is Chosen for Naval Laboratory
- Government Wants Radio Supervision
- Denver Gets Pictures
- No M. D.
- Windy City Girls would Wed Farmers
- Stock-Handling Law Held Unreasonable
- Suggest Sites for Armor Plate Plant
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- German Warship Eludes the British
- German Answer in Seebeck Case Sent to U. S.
- Local News
- Lloyd's Reports Sinking of More Allied Vessels
- Local News
- Local News
- Daughter is Welcomed
- Rapid Change in War Plans Urged in Paris
- Beneficiaries of War Profits are Subject of Attack
- Embargo on Print Paper
- British Repulsed
- In Full Flight
- Battle in Progress
- French Raid Trenches
- War Programme of New Premier is Announced
- Von Mackensen Takes Palace
- Reprisal for Legislation
- To Exchange Prisoners
- Object to Restricted Lighting
- Teutons Dislodged
- Named Bucharest Governor
- Emperors Confer
- Villa Manifesto Threatens Death to Opposition
- Sayman's Death Unconfirmed
- Will Coin Bullion Free
- Elton Execution Postponed
- U. S. Informed Allied Blockade of Greece Begun
- Allies' Policy Condemned
- Deny Resignation of Walter Page
- Entertained in New York
- Notice of Stockholders' Meeting
- Sheriff's Sale
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- Farn Bureau Holds its Annual Meeting
- Orson A. Daniels is Buried at Payson
- Verdict is Against Banking Institution
- Smoots Nephew is to Get Appointment
- Big Indian Looks Well
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- Murder is Verdict of Coroner's Jury
- Ogden Makes Plans for Municipal Tree
- Apoplexy is Fatal to Pioneer Woman
- Coal Weights are up to Standard
- Chilean Engineers Study Irrigation
- Licensed to Wed.
- Returned to Wyoming
- Success Achieved by Boys and Girls
- Wife Given Freedom
- Will Hold Conference
- Bad Check Made Good
- Burned in Explosion
- Bail is Forfeited
- Seeking Motive for Murder of Laborer
- Council Decides to Resubmit Question
- Milford to have Community Tree
- Play is Given
- Serious Charge Made
- U. S. Supreme Court is Model Tribunal
- Society Discusses Avoidance of War
- Osborne Reported to have Resigned
- To Decorate Temple
- England to Cease Buying Shells Here
- Killed by Falling into Crushing Mill
- Permits Total $42,325
- Shipping Guarantee Includes Norway
- Broadway Theater Company is Sued
- Will Give Ball
- Funeral Services Today
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- Progressives Meet Today
- Salt Lake Winner in State Contest
- Governor Spry is Given Loving Cup
- Democrats Plan to Suggest New Laws
- Attempts to Slash Captor with Razor
- Wounded Man may be Ogden Holdup
- Children Send Requests and Good Fellow is Busy
- Life and Character Reading
- Motion for New Trail is Argued
- Idaho Troops will be Released Here
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- Culco Oils Prove of Lasting Value
- Saxon Branch under New Management
- Officers Elected by Eagles
- Student Registrations Increase
- Alexander Carr Drives Mitchell Car
- Elaboration Wasted on Truck Buyers
- Improvements Made in Inclosed Cars
- Officers Named by Eastern Star
- Chalmers to Move Creek for Factory
- Cadillac Cars were Destroyed in War
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- Saxon Cars Used by U. S. Army in Mexico
- Morse to Manage Chalmers Business
- Good Roads are Promoted
- Armless Automobile Driver Motors 115,000 Miles
- Denby Truck Agency Shows New Models
- $327,000,000 for Postoffice
- Many Difficulties in Exporting Cars
- Scripps-Booth to Exhibit in France
- Civilian Aviators are not in Demand
- Substitute Shark Skins for Leather
- Contracts Let for Hydro-Aeroplanes
- Ball Company Bankrupt
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- New Jeffery Sedan is Popular Model
- Twelve Initiated into Junior Club
- Increase in Bounty will be Requested
- Will Require Another Week
- Beaver County Remits Tax
- Service Truck to Haul Ore at Marysvale
- Buck Murdock Leaves his Money and Arkansas City
- Home and School League
- "Passion Play" Subject of Lecture
- G. A. R. Post Elects Officers
- Varsity Ment Form Cosmopolitan Club
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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- Eddy Asserts He has Monte Cristo
- Marks Activity in Pioche District
- Bunker Hill Pays Special Dividend
- Market Improves at Close of Week
- New York Listed Quotations
- Big Copper Strike in Arizona Ray
- Big Cottonwood is Pushing Campaign
- Boston Copper Quotations
- Midwest Sulphur is Planning Growth
- Investor Approves the Antelope Star
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- Paloma Company is in Good Condition
- Will Pay Dividend of $1.50 per Share
- Restrictions on Copper Unsettle Stock Market
- Actual Condition of Banks is Shown
- Livestock Quotations
- Chicago
- Kansas City
- Reserve Banks are Showing Increase
- Flax, Oats and Rye
- New York Money
- Ore Shipments Released
- Boston Copper Range
- Cotton Market
- Sugar Market
- Chicago Produce
- New York Produce
- Prices of Wheat Incline to Bulge
- New York Grain
- Coffee Futures
- Elgin Butter
- Evaporated Fruits
- New Steel Record
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- Lead Maintaining its Strong Place
- Judge Mining & Smelting Co.
- Sealed Proposals
- Notice is Hereby Given That
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- "Official" Photograph of Utah's 1916 Football Squad
- Decision may Kill Racing in New York
- Swedish Athletes Coming next Summer
- Player Limit too Low, Says M'Graw
- Only Three Modern Boxers can do 133
- Some Remarks on Hawk Holke Eagerness to Learn is Trait
- Tad Jones's System is Proving Winner
- Willard not Overly Eager for Battles
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1916-12-10 | Page 25 | Hiram K. Ebert is Dead at Age of 88
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-12-10 |
| 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/s61c2q3d |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61c2q3d |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Hiram K. Ebert is Dead at Age of 88 |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1916-12-10 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 25 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61c2q3d/14720286 |