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- Tariff Bill Ready for House
- Morgan's Millions Left to His Family; Bulk of Estate Goes to His Son
- Commissioner Finds in Favor of Nelson
- Jury Imposes Death Penalty on Pfanschmidt
- Street Supervisor Resigns following Inspection Change
- Fence Discloses Thefts Amounting to $2,000,000
- Nephew of Ecuador's President Gives up Riches for Girl
- Secretary Lane Calls Water Users' Hearing
- San Francisco Build a New Chinese Will
- Auto Plunges Into Seine
- Soaks Doughnuts in Carbolic Acid, Then Eats Poisoned Food
- Explosion Follows Attempt to Destroy Five Slot Machines
- D. A. R. Favor Opening Mt. Vernon on Sunday
- Friedmann Arranging to Market His Vaccine
- Cost of Belgian Strike to Date is $12,000,000
- Buns to Death in Midair
- Would Treat All Aliens Alike
- Pope Cheered by Visit of Brother
- Name Written Wrong So Potello Escapes Criminal Sentence
- Philadelphia Promoters Convicted of Swindling
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- Champion Mike Yokel Returns from East; to Rest Another Month
- ad Zotte has Earmarks of Real Fighter
- Northwestern Men Make New Record
- Kennedy Captures Race at St. Louis
- Carbon High Loses to Emery Stake
- George Kelley May Box Yankee Allen
- Ogden Expects to Trim Locals Today
- Trolley League to Open This Morning
- Waiters Form Team
- Murphy Cuts Wolgast to Ribbons in Final Rounds; Wins Verdict
- Playing Managers Popular in Western League; Four Get in Game Regularly; Two Occasionally
- Crimson Defeats Aggies in First Game of Series
- Big Swimming Meet Attracts Many Experts
- 45 Entries in for the Michigan Stakes
- Smith-Rodel Bout Was Big Surprise
- Carlson First in Boston Marathon
- Colorado Schools May Abolish Sport
- Motorbikers Will Make Run to Ogden
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- Governor Transmits Bryan's Message to the Legislature
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- Commissioner Haines' Report to be Issued
- Enlisted Men's Camp of Veterans to Dance
- Spanish War Veterans Plan for Memorial Day
- Medals Awarded Lifesavers
- Guaymas to be Attacked Next
- Magazine Writer Asks Data for Utah Article
- Vote on Extending Strike is Expected
- Two Fraternities Install at U. of U.
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- Rivers and Cross Fail to Show Class, Says James J
- Giants Capture Two from Braves Johnson Shuts out Yankees Again
- Gotham Writer Advocates Later Start for Majors
- Foxhall Was Greatest American Thoroughbred to Race Abroad
- Cobb Will Sell Autos
- Stanford-Washington Divide Boating Honors
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- Standing of the Clubs
- Quakers Retain Title
- Manhattan Leaguers Play Again Today
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- Pope is Better; Message to World
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- Street Car Men Hear Report of Committee
- Paris Auto Bandits Executed at Dawn
- Six Face Arraignment on Murder Charges Today
- On Liquor Charges
- To a Crow
- Local News
- Flirts with Death Only to Meet Fate Riding Back Home
- Minor Breaks in Levees
- Hold U. S. Troops until War is Over
- Prof. Taft to Lecture
- Nebraska Legislature Stalled
- Main Soon to Follow Woman He Killed
- Wife of Noted Actor Killed by Automobile
- Crosses Continent to Find Grave in Ocean
- All but Montenegro Join in Armistice
- Nation's Percentage in Trade of World
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- Auditing Methods of City Criticised in Special Report
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- Baldwin Withdraws from Inlow's Defense
- War Clamor in Japan Ilde, Asserts Visitor
- City Brevities
- Would Have Saloon near Pioneer Park
- Will Answer Doran's Slot Machine Petition
- Milk Producers Plan to boost Wholesale Price
- Bar Association Will Not Meet in Salt Lake
- Cement Work Started
- Will Question Jurors on Methods They Used
- Births
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- 'Best Seller' is Most Successful; Applause for All
- Utah Debaters Lose to Colorado
- Many Will Attend Commission Meeting
- Charged with Crime Against Young Girl
- Alleged Attorney is Placed under Arrest
- Hunger Too Much for Wyncook; He Breaks Smallpox Quarantine
- 'Frat' Members Banquet
- John Gillett Dies
- Traction Agreement Will be Discussed
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- Floating Sack Taken to be Drowned Boy
- Cast for Outdoor Play at U. of U. Selected
- City Creek Highway to Morgan Opposed
- Bridge Across Creek on Sheep Trail Urged
- Delegates Appointed
- April 27 to be Day of Prayer for China
- Will Lecture on Japan
- Canal Blast Kills or Wounds 26 Laborers
- Demonstrators to Work
- Antisuffragists Given a Hearing
- To Corner at St. Paul on Merger Dissolution
- Mother and Two Children Slain
- L. D. S. High to Have Class in Journalism
- Observance of Bird Day is Requested
- "Swatting the Fly,"
- To Deport White Slayers
- N. E. A. Notice Sent Out
- Services for Passover
- Cohan Gets Fare Back
- Time Table Change Today
- New Ambassador Coming
- Mrs. Harriman Returning
- Stokes Again Convicted
- Pioneer Builder Ends Useful Life
- Federal Jury finds Twelve Indictments
- Benton Meets Brother and Learns of Death of Sister in Ohio
- Wild West Show to be Given in July
- Ignores Order of Court
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- Car Withstands Ten-Year Usage
- Mistake in Shipment Saves Day for Local Agency of Ford Cars
- Velie Car Gets Best of Test Conducted by Massachusetts 'Tech'
- Would Secure More Cars for His Agency
- Nevadans Must Pay Motor License Fee
- Outside Cities of Utah Send Buyers
- Auto Tires Cost Less
- Colorado Hills Can Not Stop Motorcycles
- Shattuck Makes New College Hammer Mark
- Production Men in Great Demand
- Supply Business Grows
- New Car for Stage Line
- Factory Auditor Visits
- Opens Bicycle Store
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- Colonization Scheme among Hungarians is Subject of Meeting
- Arizona Legislature Defies Governor Hunt
- Wants Water for Park
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- Peter N. Stathakos Weds in California
- Real Estate Transfers
- Ward Gives Entertainment
- Sentence Not Passed
- Offices to be Moved
- Main Fights Officers Who Would Take Him to County Hospital
- Propose Legislation to Abolish 'Baby Farms'
- Fire Complaint Hard to Make, Says mrs. Miller
- Mrs. J. G. Manning Dies
- Hill Asks New Trial
- Will Exhibit Works of Wisconsin Artist
- Suffragets Attempt to Blow up Smeaton Tower
- Airman Brodie Killed
- Sigma Nu Alumni Install
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- Camera among Tools Carried by Suspects at Spanish Fork
- New Professors for Agricultural College Are Named by Board
- Orem Road Seeks to Condemn Property
- School Teachers Pay Visit to Bingham
- Three Suits Are Filed
- From Rabbi Ben Ezra
- Provo Marriage Licenses
- Local News
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- Logan to Have Jury Fourth Celebration
- Flags Half-Masted during Funeral of John B. M'master
- White Slavery Topic of Zimmerman's Talk
- Ogden Canyon Cars to Start Running Today
- Ogden Funerals
- Larsn Tried for Sanity
- Stealing Light Globes Admitted by Robison
- Pioneer of 1853 Dies of General Debiltiy
- Orders for Connections
- Fire Chief Hurled from Automobile in Race toward Blaze
- Registered Letters Are Not Yet Found
- Federal Court to Sit
- Brief State News
- Banquet for Church Men
- Postal Inspector Dies at Hospital in Provo
- Payson Citizens Hear Talks on Water Bonds
- Will Again Start Work on Weber County Roads
- Drainage Investigated
- Funeral of Child
- Jury List Drawn
- Asks About Sand Bed
- Firemen Found at Fault
- Return from California
- Report on Clean-up Work
- Runaway Girls Caught
- Davy Jones Taken 'Home'
- Sues for Divorce
- 60 and 56 to Meet
- Bingham Resident Dies
- Wants $1500 for Finger
- Says He Was Sandbagged
- Ford Named Assignee
- Will Give Benefit Recital
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- Beautiful Hotel in Emigration Canyon Will be Erected at Cost of $40,000
- Terminal Site is Cause of Flurries in Realty World
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- Vacant Lots Much in Demand, Says Wallace
- Much Home Building Expected by Company
- Inquiries for Homes in Unusual Numbers
- Official Information on Agricultural Land Furnished by State
- Buys New Cottage in Highland Park
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- Sixty-Five-Acre Tract Passes to Hands of Dealers
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- 'Arbor Day' All of Its Very Own, Plan for Douglas Park
- Segregation of Much Utah Land is Asked
- Marborough Place Addition Opened by Local Company
- Many New Citizens Added to Population
- Big Week for Contracts
- Lots near Country Club
- Brickwork Nearly Done
- Number of Sales Reported
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-04-20 | Page 29 | Vacant Lots Much in Demand, Says Wallace
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-04-20 |
| 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/s6c2627v |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6c2627v |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Vacant Lots Much in Demand, Says Wallace |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-04-20 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 29 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6c2627v/9956415 |