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- Last Treaty Amendment is Beaten
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- Coal Strike Order Stands
- $35,000 Stolen from Deposit Boxes in Banks
- Investigation Shows Railroad Neglected
- Austrian Royalty Renounce Titles
- Singing of German Opera Abandoned
- Begin Drive on Wets
- Armistice Day to See Pact in Effect
- Warner Horn Found Guilty
- Twenty Men Buried Alive
- Belgians Approve Prosecution List of 1150 Germans
- Restriction of Sugar Looms
- Grand Duchess of Luxemburg to Wed Prince
- Finding of Two Bodies Tells Tale of Ship's Loss
- Hines Wage Decision Awaited
- Turks Alarmed by News on Mandate
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- U. S. Men after Bootleggers
- Eugene Harris Murder Case Witness
- New Union Depot Board
- Rapid Growth of S. L. Predicted as Result of Proposed Railroad
- Layer Insane in View of Witness
- Assault Charged
- Police Begin Cleanup of Idle and Suspicious Characters to Stop Crime
- City Offers 1000 Bushels of Choice Wheat for Sale
- Red Cross Has Money for 13 Ex-Service Men
- Peanut Pietro Signs Contract for Vaudeville
- Miss Helen Hanchett Named as Secretary
- Candidates Named as Kiwanis Speakers
- Frost Improves Feed on Ranges throughout State
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- World Labor Delegates Convene
- In Two Months Gains 29 Pounds
- Coands Rumanian Delegate
- No More Bulletins Are to be Issued on Wilson's Condition
- Millions Saved by Airplane Patrolmen
- $3,500,000 worth of Potatoes Frozen
- Death List of Ship Sinking Increases
- "Doorstep" Baby Case Judgment is Awaited
- Orders to Seize Coal Are Issued
- England refuses Germans Passports
- Students to Sell Pies
- Chronicle Staff Enlarged
- Historic Flag Goes to New England
- Periodicals to be Printed Elsewhere
- Give No Funds for Mooney, Warning
- Prosecution Call 200 Witnesses in Pan Case
- General March Urges Shooting
- Former Kaiser's New Home [Illegible]
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- Bee Prexy Back from Coast and Turns Attention to 1920 Season
- Walter Cambis
- All Features on Manhattan Card
- Local Moose Plan Halloween Party
- Other Countries to Foster Boxing
- Local News
- Utah and Montana Teams Practice in Snow
- There is Something New under the Sun
- Only 10 per Cent of U. S. Army Could Shoot at Enlistment
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- [Illegible] Bomb Plot Discovered in Cleveland
- [Illegible] Responsible [Illegible] British Captives
- Shop William Varley is Dead
- Hightower Meets with Provo Men
- [Illegible] K. Hunter Services Held
- [Illegible] Retires after 24 Years
- Royal Belgians on Visit to Tomb of Washington
- Leave it to Erin, Sir Horace Urges
- Paderewski Receives Letvia Minister
- Bicycling Important Feature of National Boy Scout Work
- Funerals
- Chicago Grain
- Labor Chiefs Called for Conference
- Prominent Logan Citizen is Dead
- Detectives Search for Idaho Girl
- Farmer is Charged with Killing Boy
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- Financial Measure Tests Attitude of Commons
- Souse of Commons Vote Confidence
- Glish Bolshevist Plot is Nipped
- [Illegible] Commission Will Resume Tour
- Champions and near - Champs Ring Board is Combing Field
- With the Boxers
- 300 Brides of U. S. Soldiers to Sail
- Ninety - First Men Given War Crosses
- Receipts of Wheat Decrease for Week
- Harry Klauder Arrives
- Duddy Ryan's Auto Auctioned in Ogden
- Commercial Club Honors Roosevelt
- Albanian Delegate Speaks in Ogden
- Fine is Imposed on Manuel Lopez
- Aviator Lands in Mud at Buena Vista Field
- B'nai Brith to Relieve Sufferers
- Kiwanis Chooses Campaign Agents
- Mathonihah Thomas Approves League
- Local News
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- Julius Tannen, George Kelly, and Carl Jorn at Orpheum
- 'out of the Fog' with Nazimova at Broadway
- 'Why Smith Left Home' Feature of Paramount Bill
- Popular Character Actress Scores Success in Hippodrome Productions
- Delightful Melange of New Acts Opens at Pantages Today
- The Stage Theatres the Screen
- Major Case Completes Work.
- All - Comedy Program Features Casino Bill Starting Today
- Casino Offers Splendid [Illegible]
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- Higham Files Suit for $10,000
- Austrian Generals Severely Censured
- Seed from Germany
- Daylight Saving Petition Growing
- Lieutenant Pearson Winner of Air Race
- 300 Signatures for Pact Ratification
- Illustrated Lecture Will be Given
- Shanghai Scene of Education Campaign
- Federal Government Must Act First
- Couple Injured as Car Overturns
- Guggenheim Bequest of $5000 Yet Waits
- Mrs. M. J. Reynolds Dies at Hospital
- General Bullard Assigned to East
- Goodyear Tire Co. Exonerated
- U. S. Steel Fails to Declare Dividend
- Local News
- Franking Privilege Given Mrs. Roosevel [Illegible]
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- Metallurgical Research in Utah
- Business Barometer
- Boston Curb
- Chicago Livestock
- Butter and Eggs
- Boston Stocks
- San Francisco Quotations
- Liberty Bonds
- Salt Lake Metal Market
- Local Market is Best of Week Thus Far
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- Wall Street Quotations
- Silver
- Salt Alke Clearing House
- New York Curb Close
- New York Bond Quotations
- Wall Street
- Kansas City Livestock
- Omaha Livestock
- Prince Con. May be Listed on N. Y. Curb
- S. L. Dairy Products
- Investment Securities
- Bonds
- Chicago Market
- Salt Lake Livestock
- 1918 Copper Cost Producers 16 [Illegible]
- Metals
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- Antiprofiteer Measure Will be Rigidly Enforced
- Robbers Attempt to Escape Jail
- Child Labor Topic of Women Workers
- Extremists Beaten in Swiss Election
- Refuses to Wear Wedding Ring, Claim
- Y. W. C. A. Executive to Visit Salt Lake
- Secondary School Courses Criticised
- Packers' Interests in Hotels Related
- Measures to Curb Radicals Planned
- Aerial Freight Service to Cuba
- Labor Leaders Asked to Resign
- Wilford Ward Dance
- Paris Alarmed Shortage Of [Illegible]
- German Colonise Will be [Illegible]
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- [Illegible] of Reds Go down to Defeat
- Buys Oriental Rugs
- Society
- Five Fliers Still Competing in Air Derby
- Caught in Belt; Crushed to Death
- Deaths Occur in Egyptian Riots
- 12,000,000 Farmers Will Back Fight
- Robber in Note Tells Victim to Give up Cash
- Curfew Law
- Ogden Ready for Big Celebration
- Evening Clothes Stolen by Robber
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1919-10-29 | Page 2 | Miss Helen Hanchett Named as Secretary
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-10-29 |
| 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/s68d1405 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68d1405 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Miss Helen Hanchett Named as Secretary |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-10-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68d1405/20038259 |