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- 'Pug' Boasts He Slew Girl
- Huerta Rule in Mexico Menaced
- 'Ware Your Nobleman Not for Yankee Girl
- Bribery Prosecutor, Told He Must Quit Work, Shoots Himself
- Pius X Passes Good Day and Leaves His Bed
- Three Die in Air Blast
- Japs Cheer War Threat
- Union Pacific Seeks Extension of Time
- Senate Democrats Refuse to Grant Plea of Republicans for Hearings on Proposed Changes in Tariff
- 'Hunger Strike' of I. W. W. Lasts Only Forth-Eight Hours
- Janes Recalled from Mission in Central America
- Inquest Shows Injured Turk Left on Sidewalk by Two Men Soon after Release Ordered
- Chronology of Hassan Case
- Mrs. Story Needs Six More Votes
- Democratic Senators Fall into Line; Wool and Sugar Cuts Quits Certain to Pass; Wilson Would Rush Bills
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- Republicans Indorse Open Caucus Policy
- Major J. F. A. Strong. Juneau Editor, to be Governor of Alaska
- Congressional Summary
- Works Would Prohibit Publishing Details of Crimes and Accidents
- Gutherie, Crane and Penfield Are Selected for Diplomatic Posts
- Jerry Sullivan Given Position as Appraiser; Bunch of Nominations
- Smoot Bill Would Authorize Sale of Summer Resort Sites
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- Domestic Science Department
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- Thirty Days More to Choose Capitol Stone
- White Now Worn by Those in Mourning
- Chruch Authorities Are Liberty Stake's Guests
- Fair Association Names Committees
- Electrification of D.&R.G. Not Certain
- Death of Mrs. Groweg
- Relief Total Raised
- Potts Woman is Freed
- Cummings to Lecture
- White Slave Case is On
- Miss Nell Grant Engaged
- 'City Beautiful' Work is Going Busily On
- Heart Disease Strikes down Adam Duncan
- Brucker Needs More Gas
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- Society
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- Provo Bench Citizens Must Get Busy or Road Won't Come, Says Orem
- Street Car Workers and Officials to Meet
- Feather Tickles Nose; Tickled One Tears it from Hat; Destroys It
- Coeds' Hearts Now Flutter; Pledges to be Announced Today
- 'Tight' Money Market Prophesied by Boyer
- Confesses Guilt and Receives Light Fine
- Bishop Spalding Talks to University Clubmen
- Independent Plumbers Don't like Ordinance
- Mormon Boy Scouts May Merge in National Body
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- Teachers Will Visit Bingham Copper Camp
- Bourbon Scramble for Jobs in Summit County
- Mine Superintendent Hannifin Marries
- Did His Duty; Now near Death's Door
- Pingree Bank Demurs to Lewis' Complaint
- Girls Make Escape
- Clean-up Day in Ogden Schools Proves Success
- Classification of Agricultural Land Reserves to Begin
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- Dragged under Scraper; Receives Serious Hurts
- Goes out to Do Chores; Wife Finds Him Hanging
- Jewkes Inspects Roads
- Nephi Residents Want Water of Strawberry
- Many Applicants for Ogden Postmastership
- Deaths Ogden
- 'Home Products Week'
- Student Clothes Will be Simple This Year
- Reclamation Company is Formed in Ogden
- Ask Forest Rights to Save Their Live Stock
- Sewage System is Up
- Work on Hotel to Start
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- Highlanders Are Handed Walloping by Washington
- Fins Relying on Evers, Schulte and Bresnahan in 1913 Scramble
- To Commence International Games June 6
- Griner is Easy for Cubs, Opener Won by Chicago
- First Games for Junior Cup Hot
- With Mccloskey on Still Hunt for Players Skyscrapers Loaf
- Utah Will Play Aggies Tomorrow
- Western League Will Open Today
- Protests Against Races and Baseball on Sunday
- Ad Zotte Commences Work This Afternoon
- Clerks Are Going after Rail Roaders
- Wolgast Floored by His Sparring Partner
- Articles for Titular Match Are Signed
- Amateur Makes Hoppe Extend to His Limit
- Giants Trim Braves in Ten-Frame Bout
- Heagren Signs Samuelsons for Coming Season
- 28,000 Fans Watch Great 2 to 1 Game
- O'brien Gives Pass and Game is Lost
- Play Soccer on Skates
- All Hallows Ready for West Side Team
- S. L. Hardware Will Tackle Magna Team
- Hall Opens Detroit Season with Victory
- Eddie Dunham Here on Way to Coast
- Veteran Hit with Can of Beer; Dies
- Pittsburgh Defeats Cincy Reds in Opener
- Standing of the Club
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- Trolley Meeting
- New Yorker Win
- Cross Breaks Record
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- Hungarian Colony for Utah Planned by Two Eastern Capitalists
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- Brewery Workers Ask Quarter a Day Raise
- Asks Christians' Prayers
- Clements Must Face Charge of Murder for Shooting Rutherford
- Hair Clipping Will Punish Students Who Sloughed on 'U' Day
- Two Playlets Will be Given by Student Casts
- Fred Wey's Mother Dies
- Utah Debaters Will Meet Colorado Team
- Trophy Stolen from Onequa School Girls
- Heavy Damages Asked
- Promenade on Campus
- Officers Are Elected
- Mrs. Winford Dies
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- Widow and Her Paramour Held
- Quit Work on New Building at 'U' When Nonunionists Get Jobs
- Ransom of $500,000 Demanded by Mexicans
- Banker Indicted for Making False Entries
- Real Estate Transfers
- Fly Across Sahara
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- Two Stocks of Goods to be Sold out Soon
- Juvenile Court Will Try Chinese Gardener
- Strike in Belgium Proceeds Peacefully
- Firebug Declared Insane
- Births
- Funeral of James Wood
- Mercur Road to Suspend
- Dies While on Visit
- Working on N. E. A. Folders
- Wedgwood Gives Talk
- After Canal Equipment
- More Pullmans for O. S. L
- Smeltermen Hard to Get
- Wizard's Wards Meet
- Folders Will be Ready Soon
- Lessening of Smoke is Promised by Bywater
- Thaw's Lawyer Indicted on Charge of Bribery
- Auto Engine Goes 'Dead;' Train Kills 3
- Scott's Promotion Confirmed
- Washington Outlaw Killed
- Rebel Leader in Toils
- Swindlers Pardoned
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-04-18 | Page 11 | Auto Engine Goes 'Dead;' Train Kills 3
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-04-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| 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/s6rb89b1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rb89b1 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Auto Engine Goes 'Dead;' Train Kills 3 |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-04-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rb89b1/9955526 |