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- Mulhall Testimony is Story of Politics as He Played Game
- Visitors Get Anti-Utah Leaflets
- Prowler Shot Fatally Hurt in Drug Store
- Both Rivals for Position Get it from Commission
- Johnson Will be Traffic Director of Three Gould Lines
- Elephant Chases Salt Lake Party Autoing in Idaho
- Government to Ask for Early Trials in Diggs-Caminetti White Slave Cases; Dates Set Today
- Senator Smoot Submits Wool Schedule Based on Report of Tariff Board
- Business Interests Desire Nonpartisan Tariff Commission
- Road Building Chiefs Say Midland Trail is Nearly Fit for Autos
- Secretary M'adoo's Refunding Proposal Excites Hot Debate
- Last Stage of Big Mining Suit Will be Reached Today
- Plan Adopted to Avert Great Railway Strike
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- Republican Assault on Democratic Bill Opened by Mccumber
- Emery County Towns Make Preparations to Receive Visitors
- Heavy Rains Cause Scare at Zanesville
- Surprised at Increase
- Denmark for Peace
- Law Court Reform is Aim of This Society
- Hot Winds Sweep Prairies
- Crowded House Hears Benefit Concert for Widow of Patrolman
- Herald-Republican Good Roads Auto Arrives at Salina
- Local News
- Ellison Says Price Canyon Road in Good Shape for Autoists
- Crowd Sees Drowning
- Funeral of J. R. Robinson
- Infant Le Page Boy Dies
- Page 3
- Page 4
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- Domestic Science Department
- Smart Blouse for Tafeeta or Voile
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- Musicians Compete at Majestic Park Again
- Wizards Meet Tonight
- U. S. Commissioners Are All Reappointed
- Tracts of Phosphate Land in Cache and Rich Counties Opened
- Aided Fruitgrowers Form Association; is Dead in California
- Harry B. Emery Dies; Was Early Utah Actor
- N. E. A. 'S Meet Today
- Page 5
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- Society Notes
- Stewart's Recognition is Purpose of Meeting
- City Brevities
- City to Get 92.57 per Cent of Par on School Bond Issue
- Three Women Testify
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- Pardons Cherokee Murderer
- Salt Lake to Go into Milk Business Now
- Falls over Wheel of Motorcycle; Injured
- Charged with Taking Woman from Idaho for Immoral Purposes
- Salt Lake Will Appeal Dam Injunction Case
- Bankers to Attend Meeting at Omaha
- Development Men at Uintah
- Elks to Brave Pacific
- Auto Vigilance Committee
- Page 6
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- Pardon Granted Idaho Bankers
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- Costs Idaho Man $17 to See Largest Fish
- Building Work Starts on North Ogden Cut-Off
- Small Fire Losses in Forests This Season
- Dead Lehi Girl's Fiance is Jailed
- Falls under Electric Train; May Lose Feet
- Gasoline Pump Cause of Police Court Suit
- Elaborate Decorations Planned for Club Home
- Union Pacific to Build Storage Plant in Ogden
- Derailed Cars Hold Trains
- Daniel Grattan Better
- Moran Given Contracts
- Campers Must Get Out
- Negro Couple Give Bail
- Runaway Girl Found
- Ogden Minor Items
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- Powder Company Will Erect Big Plant on Land near Salt Lake
- Goes to Wyoming
- Bank to Have New Home
- Payson School Election
- Peterson Lehi Trustee
- Canal Will be Built
- Will Saw Lumber Brought by Floods
- School Board Members Named in American Fork
- Pioneer of 1856 Dies at Spanish Fork Home
- Dies in Mother's Arms
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- 'Stampede' Debts Can be Paid in Full, is Claim
- Business Men's Class Will Hold Games at Saltair Today
- Prophet Probasco Promises Summer as Hot as Tabasco
- Handcart Veterans Are Given Banquet
- Never Sent to Prison
- State Live Stock Laws May Not be Relaxed in Case of Future Shows
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- More than Fifty Railroad Heads Meeting in City
- Heal Baby's Itching Skin with Resinol
- Plumbing Bids Opened
- Mrs. Minnie Ekman's Hearing Postponed
- Good Time Now for Blood Health
- Outline Sanitation Work About Brighton
- Editing Course of Study
- Incorporations
- Births
- Find Name Already Taken
- Peanut Hunt for Boys
- Octogenarian in Buried
- Marriage Licenses
- Railroad Advertising Men Will Visit City
- City's Demurrer to Suit is Sustained
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- Page 8
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- Salt Lake Tangles with Miners Today
- Cooney of Helena is Sold to New York
- Lynch Backs Umpires
- Indian from Price to Help Salt Lake Team to Win Glory
- Coast Tennis 'Champ' Defeated at Chicago
- Golf Tourney Brings 104 Entries So Far
- Gordon Walker Weds
- Fisher May Establish Baseball in Australia
- 'Kid Irish' and Payton to Wrestle August 9
- Disarm Bulgarian Warships
- Bulgarian Minister Withdraws
- Koreans Again Convicted
- Racing Postponed
- Releases and Transfers
- Hofman Sues Cubs
- Young Athletes Busy
- Braves Put an End to Triumph of the Pirates; Perdue Humbles Adams
- Giants Make it Seven Straight; Defeat Reds
- Teutonic Heaver and Theological Student Beat Yankees Easily
- Beckwith Havens is Going Well in Flight
- Armies of Servia and Greece May Invade Bulgaria
- Defeated Abroad, American Golfers Can Hold Invaders
- Baseball Magnate Now minus Wife
- Standing of Clubs
- Yankee Canoeist Wins from Canadian Expert
- Two Payers and Coin Traded for Chappelle
- Brooklyn Beats Cubs; One Inning Does It
- Run in Ninth Brings Victory to Phillies
- Cobb Sent from Game, but the Tigers Win
- White Sox, with New Pitcher, Beat Red Sox
- NAPA Nearly Win, but Washington Gets Game
- Advancing to Bulgaria
- Turks Again in Field
- Ivanhoff Effects Escape
- Guaymas Garrison Reinforced While Rebels Are Halted
- Plan to Use Airship at Juarez
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- Rebels Surround Monclova
- Page 9
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- President Fills Two Diplomatic Positions
- Daniels Urges Building Armor Plate Factory
- City's Expenditures Less than Half Funds
- Wabash River Gives up Body of M'gregor, Pioneer Mining Man
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- Mulhall Explains Letters regarding Political Activities
- Couple Wedded Sixty Years Ago Celebrate Anniversary Tomorrow
- New Position Created by Secretary Houston
- Grant's Pontoon Builder Dies at the Age of 84
- Thinks City Slights Home Manufacturers
- Permits Automobiles in Yellowstone Park
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- Fourteen Dead as Result of Train Collision
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- Defies Government and Eludes Police
- Roosevelt is to Hunt in Arizona and Utah
- Lords Seek Referendum
- O. R. C. Secretary Dies
- Salt Lakers Visit Capital
- Ex-Premier Katsura Ill
- Guards Provided for Graft Investigators
- Secretary of War Will Inspect Boise Barracks
- C. E. Convention Closed
- Congressional Summary
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- Page 13
- Page 14
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- The Tax Burden
- New York's Brilliant Governor Thanks Herald-Republican for Word of Cheer
- Clipped Current Comment
- Amusements
- Man-Win-the-Grouch
- Compromise Offered
- Shirking His Duty
- Illinois Improving
- Forced Arbitration
- A Worn-out Artifice
- New York American
- New York Globe
- Los Angeles Times
- Indianapolis News
- By the Press Agents
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-07-15 | Page 6 | 'Stampede' Debts Can be Paid in Full, is Claim
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-07-15 |
| 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/s6cj9k71 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cj9k71 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 'Stampede' Debts Can be Paid in Full, is Claim |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-07-15 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 6 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cj9k71/9978538 |