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- Yuan Shi Kai Elected President of China
- San Diego Oil Fire Still Burning
- Chosen as First President New Republic of China
- Price of Steel Plates is Cut
- Captain Lost Overboard
- Four Military Camps next Year
- Murder Still Enshrouded in Mystery
- Rebels Capture City of Sinaloa
- New $10,000 Contribution Brought Out
- Mutton to Fill Meat Shortage, Says Professor
- Decision Against Girl Claimant to the Zeigler Estate
- Country Bankers Will Meet in Boston
- Aviator Killed
- Manila Gives New Governor Big Welcome
- Extras for the World's Series
- Many Volcanoes in Alaska Are Active
- President Poincare Visitor to Spain
- Spencer Confesses Twenty Murders
- Last Minute News
- Bridge Dynamited in Strike Region
- Directors Elected for Athletic Board
- Nobody from Oklahoma
- Alleged Murder Denied
- Had Five Different Names
- Local News
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- Sonora Has Deal Pending for Big Loan
- Secession of Northern Mexican States Reported
- Loan Not Yet Made, Say Rebel Officers
- Regard Successes as Ending the Outbreak
- Defeat of Rebels at Santa Rosalia Crushing
- Trained in Aviation
- Sir Joseph Beecham is Visitor to City
- The Very Clicquot of Comediennes, Will Open at Cafe Maxim This Evening
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- Crisis Girls to Show Art of Lacemaking
- To Rebuild Organ at St. Mark's Cathedral
- Page 3
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- A. Storrs Beats Aquila Nebeker for Recommendation as Marshal
- Political Gossip
- Snap Shots
- Divorce Effective without Final Decree
- Bountiful Girl is Winner in Contest
- Postal Employees Hold Convention
- Colorado Deputy Comes for Prisoner
- Postmasters Meet at Ogden in 1914
- Credit Pupils Who Do Work at Home
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- Railroad Notes
- Deaths and Funerals
- Local News
- Local News
- Police Force Way into Women's Room
- The Weather
- Local News
- Irrigators to Meet Early in November
- Consider Tariff Victory for Wilson
- Schwerins Shaken up in Auto Accident
- Cultivation of Lots over for the Season
- Beloved Pastor is Laid to Final Rest
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- Page 6
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- Platform Not Satisfactory to Candidate
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- Daniels Questions Former Paymaster
- Remarkable Photograph of Famous Scientists
- Long Term Convict May Secure Pardon; There Was No Crime
- President's Auto Hits Messenger Boy
- Unusual Sales May be Included
- Tidings Received from Missing Artist
- Samuel Newhouse in Denver Sings Salt Lake's Praise
- Sulzer Will Make Personal Statement
- Can Not Decide What Provision in New Law Means
- Road Congress Ends Work and Adjourns
- Plans to Probe Circulation Claims Made by Newspapers
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- No Features in Stocks on Exchange
- Large Portion of Copper Surplus is Unfit for Uses
- Knight Mill Will Start Operating on Ore Wednesday
- Utah Securities Calls 10 Per Cent
- Amalgamated Mines Closes Lease on the Yuba Ground
- Grain Prices Show Downward Tendency
- Heinze Copper Mine worth $60,000,000
- Stewart Declares 121-2c. Dividend
- Utah Apex Being Sued on Lease
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- Freed Not in Race for City Office
- Will Name Delegates to Purity Meeting
- Robbers Fool Police
- Bank Robbed
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- Stage is Set for the World's Series
- Ban Johnson Sees Triumph for Mack
- High School Campus is a Busy Place
- Ends Diplomatic Career
- Many Players Get 'Look In' for Auto
- Bailey Again Trims U. S. Bike Champ
- Football on Heels of World's Series
- No Money in Boarding These Athletes
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- Gunboat Smith Has Assumed Hardest Task of His Career
- Colorado Aggie Star Has Been Reinstalled
- Diamond Dust
- Saturday's Game Shows Many Weak Spots in Varsity
- Montana Man is Chosen President
- Telegram Will Give Fans Good Service
- Many Commercial Bodies Respond
- Season in Majors Ended Yesterday
- Players May Write for This Series Only
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- Interrupts Meeting at Tabernacle
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- Indorsement of Storrs is Conclusive
- Postpones Meeting
- Tree Planting for Year is Completed
- Congressman Howell Attacks New Tariff
- New Fast Train from Chicago to Coast
- Election Judges to be Named Tomorrow
- Appointed Delegates to Prison Meeting
- Tomorrow is Registration Day in City
- Answers Three Fires in Forty Minutes
- Issues Warrants for Patrolmen to Appear
- Concert Tonight for E. P. Kimball
- Expense Accounts Are Checked by Committee
- Report Burglaries to Police Department
- Comes for Prisoner
- "Wild West Movies" Are the Most Popular in Scotland and Europe
- Police Station in Sugarhouse District Planned by Mayor
- Sixty-Three Years Resident of Valley
- Button Sale Increasing
- Passenger Men Meet
- Will Deny License to Rooming Houses following Hearing
- Sues for $15,000 Damages for Death
- First Snowfall of Season is Recorded
- Had Gun on Train; Arrested at Depot
- Mrs. Josie Meyers Dead
- Sues to Quiet Title
- Attendance at Fair Does Not Equal Record
- Robbed Saloon; Are Traced to Ogden
Salt Lake Telegram | 1913-10-06 | Page 8 | Colorado Aggie Star Has Been Reinstalled
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-10-06 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| 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/s6gb3b9m |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gb3b9m |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Colorado Aggie Star Has Been Reinstalled |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-10-06 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gb3b9m/17966273 |