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- Few Senators Have Noted Improper Conduct on Part of Lobbyists at Capitol
- Subcommittee on President's Advice Reverses Decision
- Utah Schools Assailed by Paden
- Matamoras Taken by Rebels after Desperate Fight
- What Senators Say at Lobby Hearing
- Big Kearns Company is Defendant in Another Suit over Mine Claims
- Knife Wound Kills Its Victim
- Interurban Road's Officers And Board of Directors Picked
- June, the Month of Weddings
- Land on Huntington Creek Withdrawn as a Power Site
- Eastern Granite May be Chosen for Capitol Today
- Hitchcock Defends His Administration of Postal Service
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- Commission Takes Charges Against Farr under Advisement
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- Hotels Are Listed for N. E. A. Visitors
- Denver School Board Suspends 47 Pupils
- Shakespearean Play Given Again Today
- Ask Unscrambling of Second Wedding
- Stock Fraud is Charged
- Pays $10,000 for Property
- First Dancing Carnival
- To Enforce 8-Hour Law
- Ninety Cadets Wanted
- Stephenson is Buried
- Will be Chief Clerk
- Results Are Good
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- Cheaper Light Claim
- Caleb Inlow Gives Nine Reasons in Plea for Another Trial
- Emerson Pupils Give Exhibition of Work
- Raynor Back from East
- Diligent Application Will be Rewarded
- Anniversary Celebrated
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- 'Honor Day' Festival at Wandamere Today
- 'Laziest Man in World' Sentenced to Work House
- Calls Conservation Congress
- High Officers See I. O. B. B. Initiation
- Alumni Presents Gates
- Opera Again Presented
- Aged, Wrinkled Faces Easily Rejuvenated
- Cambrian Day July 17
- Albee's Election Conceded
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- Domestic Science Department
- Collett Urges Choice of Stone from Utah by Capitol Commission
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- Executes Judgment on Company's Funds
- Kansas Girl Marries Man Mrs. Barnes Shot
- Juvenile Law to be Enforced upon All, Says Officer
- Twentieth Infantry May Take Part with Guard in next Camp
- Mail of Americans in Japan Meets Censoring
- Condemns Corsets and High Heeled Shoes
- Charming Frock of Old Blue Chiffon
- Excursion to Boise
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- U. A. C. Graduates Its Largest Class; Review of History is Given
- Inspect Forest Timber
- Curbing and Sidewalk Improvements on Way
- Fifty Ogden Residents Start Vacation Tours
- Six-Year-Old Lad Has Narrow Escape
- Urges Hasty Parking of Tabernacle Square
- Ogden Minor Items
- 'Wanted' Man in Court
- Eccles Building Work to be Started at Once
- Mrs. Eccles Guardian of Her Minor Children
- Mischievous Boys Give Union Pacific Trouble
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- Hear Cache Complaints
- Hailey Hailstones
- Provo News Notes
- Mrs. Bradford Buried
- Marshalship Job Proves A Puzzler; Leaders Silent
- Fire Engine Tests Well
- Mrs. Jackman Dies
- Liquor Violation Found
- Dawson is Recovering
- Deaf and Blind Graduated
- Home Goes up in Flames
- Water Flume Leaks, Breaks
- Boom Road's Excursions
- Strawberries Are Ripe
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- Funeral Services for Charles Schaelling Sr
- Negro Says He Used Cocaine for Teeth
- Albumen Barred from Baking Powders after Six Month from Date
- Lightning Stuns Driver and Fires Hay; Man Drags His Unconscious Son from Load
- Danes Will Celebrate
- Will Measure Flow of Brighton Lakes
- Mayor's Wife A Juror
- Colon Has Extensive Fire
- Controversy Goes to Court
- Indorse Harmony Movement
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- Paddy Hehir Stars at Majestic Saucer
- Salt Lake Has Feast of Hits; Wallops Ogden
- Electrics Play with Missoula
- Butte Comes from behind and Wins
- Utah Athletes off for Chicago Meet
- Dooin Gets Becker for Dodge Paskert
- Milburn Will Return to Practice at Once
- Miss Hollins Springs Surprse on Golfers
- Promoter to Handle Estate of M' Carty
- Tennis Starts Tomorrow
- Five Crews Will be on Course This Week
- Gibbons Wins Easily
- Scratch Last American Entry in Today's Derby
- Giants' Cast-off, Working for Reds, Blanks Brooklyn
- English Have Smooth Sailing in Practice
- Chance Offers $5000 for Coast Infielder
- Tinker Sells Grant to Giants for $3500
- Brown to Lead Yale Track Team in 1914
- Wisconsin Busher Going at Fast Clip
- Sox Raise Pennant; Then Beat Chicago
- Errors Give Game to Grif's Climbers
- Dauss Wobbles at Last and Athletics Win
- Falkenberg Wins His Tenth Straight Game
- California Has Chance to Win
- Giants Take Opening Game from Cardinals
- Tyler Blows up in Fifth; Pirates Win
- Match Races to Feature Program at Motordrome
- Select Groschell and Goodrich to Captian Teams at West Side
- Discuss Plans for Modified Marathon
- Umps Gets Missed up at Milwaukee Game
- Will Introduce Bills Favoring Boxing in Illinois Legislature
- Browns Buy Bear
- Lynch Upholds Klem
- Eddie Ainsmith is Suspended by Ban
- Standing of the Clubs
- Savage Beats Allen
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- Mrs. Soderlund Dies Survived by Mate
- Catches on Meat Hook; Eyebrow is Badly Torn
- Forty-One Convicts Back from Road Work
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- Editor of 'Commoner' Chosen as Civil Governor of Panama
- Urge Continuance of Work on Montana's Irrigation Projects
- Trip into Tropics Prejudices Lippman in Favor of Utah
- Many Bankruptcy Cases
- Maori Natives Here
- Urges Dairy Exhibits
- Elbert D. Thomas Head of University Alumni
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- Socialists Blame Former Governor of West Virginia
- Dynamite Case to Go to Jury
- Harry H. Rose Elected Mayor of Los Angeles
- Union of Western and Southern Stated Urged for Fight on Tariff
- West Virginia Strike Investigation Begun
- Bricklayers Go Back to Work; Strike Over
- Gaynor Stands by Waldo
- Grasshopper Hordes Are Causing Anxiety
- Lee Re-Elected Trainmen's Head
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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- Drives Last Horse Car to Scrap Heap
- Congressional Summary
- Diligent Application Wil be Rewarded
- Rowland Hall Girls Give Entertainment
- Cancer is Contagious, Says German Doctor
- Men's Committee with P. A. Simpkin Chairman to Aid Foun Raisers
- City Brevities
- Tyng Named President
- Heman's Plant Called Nuisance in Litigation
- Fined for Not Making His Sewer Connections
- Complaints Are Issued
- Notice-Special Meeting of Stock Holders of Thompson Quincy Consold Dated Mining Company
- Notice of Assessment
- Assignee's Sale
- Notice of Delinquent Sale
- Notice to Creditors
- Notice to Creditors
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-06-04 | Page 1 | Knife Wound Kills Its Victim
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-06-04 |
| 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/s61g1s10 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61g1s10 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Knife Wound Kills Its Victim |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1913-06-04 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61g1s10/9969319 |