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- Clemenceau Soon to Resign his Post; Pact to be Signed Friday Afternoon
- Agreement Reached on Control Act Repeal Bill
- Doughboys Show Parisians How to Stage a Jubilee
- Scores of Villa Soldiers Slain
- Engineer Dead, Train Runs Miles before Stopping
- Townley Trail Jury Selected
- Officers of Defunct Hun Army would Save Kaiser
- Claxton Makes Recommendations
- Sixty-Six Aliens to be Deported
- Rigid Unostentation to Mark Climax of Hun's Humiliation
- Grave Problems Face Commons
- Waited 49 Years for this Moment, Clemenceau Says
- Predict Upturn in Hun Realm
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- Pessoa Pledges Brazil's Favors
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- More Exempts from Theater War Tax
- Fire Fighters Busy in Lolo Forest
- Border Aerial Patrol Concentrated
- Conspiracy Trial Postponed
- Seek Reduction in Rail Fares
- Vote to Kill Bone Dry Bill
- New Rates to be Fixed in Utah
- Merry Cycle of All-Star Acts at Pantages Today
- Demobilization of Navy Proceeding, Daniels Statement
- Cocchi Accuses Wife of Crime
- To Enter West Point
- Soviet Trying New Propaganda
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- Farrand Extols Red Cross Aid
- Pennslyvania Ratifies Suffrage
- Empress Charlotte Still in Ignorance of Great Conflict
- Ford Official is Named in Trial
- Yankee Casualties Total 289,016
- Three Hun Warships Beached by British
- Will Pay for Bonds in 25 Years
- Wheat Dealers to be Licensed
- De Valera Looks for No Trouble
- "One Star" Hearing Still in Progress
- Hamby Convicted on Murder Charge
- National Guard Heads Chosen
- Shonts' Condition Improved
- Californian Net Winner
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- Many Pay Tribute to Beck's Memory
- Salt Lakers in New York
- Future Gloomy Bauer Declares
- Retail Grocers Advised to do More Advertising
- More Men Return to Park City Mines
- Alleged Robbers Request Attorneys
- Strictly Enforce Sprinkling Rules
- Scots Arrange Outing
- Miss Gladys Rich Sings for Pershing
- Order Hoist for Canyon
- Alton Malan is Recovering
- L. R. Eccles Praises Texas
- Farm Bureau Gets Funds
- Soldier is Sheriff's Chauffeur
- Old Folds' Badges Ready
- Packing Company Asks Damages
- In the Third Judicial District
- Greeters Open Convention
- Notice to Contractors
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- Page 8
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- Truce Halts Big Chicago Strike
- Charges by Enlisted Men Bring Denials
- Cannot Affiliate with Federation
- Kemmerer to Get Troop of Cavalry
- Opens Court in Burley
- Twin Falls Opens Good Roads Work
- Drought Forces Sheepmen to Move
- More Utah Soldiers Return from Europe
- Deputy Sheriffs Found not Guilty
- Mrs. Lucy Phillips is Killed by Fall
- Y. M. C. A. Drills in First-Aid Work
- Pocatello Plans to Build New School
- Postmaster Appointment
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- Solon Scores 'Red' Agitators
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- Stock up on Coal Now, Board Advises
- Party Home after Dedicating Chapel
- Bank Bandit Kills Himself
- State Fair Assured of Victory Exhibit
- M'murtry Wins Inning in Court
- Contractors Fail to Bid Paving
- Crops in Southern Utah Satisfactory
- Former Governor of Samoa Here
- Telegraphers Try to Improve Service
- Assigned Overseas
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- Liquor Storage Right Upheld
- Idaho Accepts Bid for Treasury Notes
- Salvation army to Commence Drive
- Think "Cyclops" Clew is Hoax
- Business Women to Meet July 14
- Dead in Storm is Placed at Sixty
- $250,000 is Stolen from Hotel Vault
- General Pershing Arrives in London
- Mooney Cautions Against Violence
- Seek to Operate Auto Stage Lines
- Hearing on Petition Set
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- Picking Referee for Fight is Chief Indoor as Well as Outdoor Sport in Toledo
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- It's all Dempsey, View of Noted Sport Writer
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- Can Jack Hit? Well, Just Ask his Battered Sparring Partners
- Kemmerer Invites Neighboring Towns
- Gem State Tries to Aid Soldiers
- Holmes Takes over Boxelder Journal
- Many Masons are at Lounsbury Funeral
- Industrial Hearings to be Held in Ogden
- Applies for Water
- Body of Drowned Boy is Recovered
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- Appeal is Made for Employment Work
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- Many Orders Made in District Court
- Rocky Mountain Host to Soldiers
- Arizona Man Given Release by Court
- Students of Payson Fight Crop Pests
- Two Boys are Hurt by Fall from Horse
- Mrs. Sarah Ritchie, Utah Pioneer, Dies
- Two are Injured When Autos Collide
- Timpanogos Hike Date is Advanced
- Illegal Fishing Basis of Complaint
- Provo Library till is Robbed
- Provo Sexton Makes Report
- Park City will Celebrate
- Murray Votes Bonds for Waterworks
- Students Invite Faculty
- Patriotic Girls Plan Ball
- Widow Granted Pension
- Page 14
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- Cheer up, Folds; There's Five More Acts on the Bill
- Clymer's Crew Trims Acorns
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- Wild Heaves and Such
- Bengals Beat Ducks Easily
- Norton Wins Bout
- Australian Girl Swimmers in U. S.
- Death Valley Jim Scott
- Every Idaho Auto must have 2 Plates
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- Former Governor Gooding is Ill
- Angels Pound Flingers Hard
- Farmers Charge Campers 'Rent'; Lesson in Land-Value Increase
- Turf Result and Entries
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- Giants Divide with Brooklyn
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- Red Sox Rally in the Eighth
- [Illegible] and Reds Split Day's Honors
- Cards Bat Cooper Hard; Win Handily
- Braves and Phillies Split Double - Header
- Should Worry about Referees Increment is the Principal Point
- Tiger Make Hits Count for Runs
- Yanks Take Easy Game from Mackmen
- White Sox Again Lose to Indians
- Complete Fielding Records for Twelve Weeks of 1919 Season
- Western Net Team for Title Tourney
- Texes Ratifies Suffrage
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- Trading Continues Brisk on Exchange
- Bunker Hill Mill Almost Destroyed
- Silver will Remain at $1.12 per Ounce
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- Renewed Attack on Market Herald Approach of Peace
- Favorable Report on Walker Mines
- Grass Valley Mines Tied up by Strike
- Tooele Mines to Increase Activity
- Black Metals will Double Mine Output
- Metals
- Boston Curb Close
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- Corn Prices Slump in Jerky Market
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- South Hecla will Increase Output
- Boston Stock Quotations
- Omaha
- Chicago
- San Francisco Mining Stocks
- Standard Oil Stocks
- Utah Banks and Industrials
- Two Killed in Plane Fall
- Anaconda Pays Dividend
- News York Produce
- Chicago Produce
- Kansas City Produce
- Minneapolis Grain
- Evaporated Fruits
- New York Money
- Coffee Futures
- Cotton Market
- Liberty Bonds
- Bar Silver
- Silver in London
- New York Curb Stocks
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- Hospital to Close, but Wounded Come
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- Notice of Stockholders' Meeting
- Notice to Contractors
- Important Strike at Pacific Mine
- Operations Resumed at the Victor Mine
- Ogden Livestock
- Fire Causes Damage
- Watershed Menaced by Mountain Blaze
- Capitol Mining Work Successful
- Tintic Paymaster, Eureka King Unite
- Cummings Raps League Opponents
- Daughter is Born
- American Business Interests Japanese
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- Grain Corporation to Open Office Here
- Two are Injured in Auto Accident
- Colonel Byram Given Cross Post is Scene of Ceremony
- Plan Concert at Sugarhouse Park
- Wounded Man in Serious Condition
- James X. Ferguson to be Buried Here
- Employment Office may Remain Open
- Ogden's Fourth is to be Prolonged
- Coloradoans Adopt New Traffic Route
- Ancient Pottery Turned up by Plow
- Missionaries Named
- Marriage Licenses Issued
- Auto Stealing too Common, Complaint
- Fiction Writer will Study Utah State Prison Methods
- Ogden is Facing Shortage of Water
- City Waterworks Officials Begin Search for Leaks
- Utahs to Support Soldier Settlement
- Utah Asks Refund for Luxury Taxes
- Permits for Paving Granted by Towns
- Board to Examine Work of Assessors
- Blackleg Reported among Lehi Cattle
- Red Cross Registers Discharged Soldiers
- Boy Scouts Find Missing Wanderer
- Utah Asked for Delegates
- Pays Inheritance Tax
- Tax Lake Adopts 535 French Orphans
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- Three Enlist in Army
- Deaths and Funerals
Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-06-25 | Page 22 | Plan Concert at Sugarhouse Park
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-06-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s61g1xqm |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61g1xqm |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Plan Concert at Sugarhouse Park |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-06-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Page | 22 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61g1xqm/15022546 |