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- Inequalities in Tariff Admitted by Bourbon Leader in U. S. Senate
- Strikers Put Deputies to Flight
- Foreigners Watch Shanghai Battle from Hotel Roof
- Caucus to Settle Currency Dispute Plan of Leaders
- Burleson Will Make Parcel Post Changes
- 'Strong-Arm' Men Knife Victim, Then Secure His Money
- Beautiful Spanish Heiress Waits Consent of Emperor to Marry Young Prince August
- Hayes Elected Governor
- 'John Ames-Rover'
- Jackson Hole's Castle Dweller Dies, a Suicide
- To Settle Claims for Indian Depredations
- Reject Roumanian Terms
- Bausko Burned by Greeks
- Mediation in Mexico Declared 'All Rot' by Returning Ambassador
- Utah Militia Puts Regulars to Rout in Mimic Warfare
- Mulhall Breaks under Strain of Long Examination
- Ogden Chief Deputy Steps into Fight; is Shot in Side
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- More than Hundred Take Trip is Claimed
- Nebraska Ex-Senator Enjoyed Pioneer Day
- Funeral of W. M. Reese
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- Publisher Arrested on Abduction Charge
- His Freedom Short Lived
- Sloan Named Guardian for Young Geddes Boy
- Elliott Elected Head of New Haven Railroad
- Week's Weather Good
- Jumps from Moving Train
- Seven Provinces in Revolt
- Mine Manager Tells Jury How He Killed Missionary in Fight
- Austrian Miner Buried
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- You Can be Your Own Beauty Doctor
- Girl Suffered Terribly
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- Electrical Hints Given for Benefit of Housekeepers and other Users of the Current
- Christian Endeavorers Will be Here Sunday
- Urges Tunnel Cleaning
- Pioneers Visit Museum
- He's for Co-Operation
- Real Estate Transfers
- Births
- Says Bank Took Money
- N. G. U. Excursion to Heber
- State May Build Road Around North of Lake
- 'Smokes' Go up in Smoke
- School Bond Form Approved
- Sparks Damage Suit's Basis
- Suffraget Leader's Condition is Grave
- Mrs. Young Urged to Remain as Head of Chicago Schools
- Suspected of Tool Thefts
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- More Robberies Added to Ogden's Long List
- Greek Falls from Waste Train; Dies
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- Symphony Orchestra Gives Two Concerts
- Business Men Pay Visit to Orchards
- Japanese Ask Ogden to Pay Them Damages
- Idaho Beets Do Well
- Fishing Trip Planned
- Ogden Will Vote on Water Bonds Monday
- 'Doll Woman' is Dead
- New A. M. E. Church in Ogden is Dedicated
- Ogden Minor Items
- American Fork Holds Its Biggest Pageant
- Beaver Pioneer Dies
- Davis County Pioneers Are Fittingly Honored
- Beet Prospects About Logan Are Excellent
- Lake Tahoe's Shores Greet Indiana Party
- Davis Pioneer Dies; Mrs. Sessions Aged 82
- Utahns Reach Liverpool
- Boys and Matches-Fire!
- Provo's City Tax Levy is Set at 17 1-2 Mills
- School Work to Start Tuesday, September 2
- State News in Brief
- Snarrl's Condition Better
- Exclusive Use of Utah Stone in Capitol Urged
- Headache Tablets in Throat Choke Woman
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- Labor Bills Taken up by Committee
- Calls for Copy of Missing Telegram in Caminetti Case
- Ball Game Breaks Quorum
- Kisses Highwayman's Hand, Sees Bruises, Identifies Suspect
- Expects Early Settlement
- Spanish War Veterans of Utah to Celebrate Anniversary of Battle
- Pioneers as Guests
- Declaration on Monroe Doctrine
- Protest Against Play
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- Yankees Only Break Even in International Tennis
- Salt Lake Grappler, Thrown from Ring, is Forced to Concede Defeat
- Naps and Boston Win Hard-Fought Games in American League
- Pitchers' Battle Ends in Athletics Victory
- Carrigan's Men Bat Chicago Heavers Hard
- Fifteen Inning Battle Gives Nobody Victory
- Empress and Clerks to Mix
- Omaha Tennis Doubles Postponed Till Today
- Brooklyn Drubbed by Laundry City Players
- Carlson Loses Twice
- Statements by the Principals
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- Pittsburgh Wins Only National League Game
- Call off Fort Erie Races
- Skyscrapers Trim Helena in Season's Weirdest Game
- Ogden Bests Electrics in a Real Ball Game
- Spanish Rulers on Way to Cowes Are Cheered
- Arthur and Townsite Play Ten-Innings Tie
- Butte Pitcher Badly Bumped; Missoula Wins
- Morris Beats Benedict
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- Mike Yokel Loses Wrestling Championship to Chris Jordan
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- Graham Resigns His Position with Utah Development League
- N. G. U. Excursion to Heber via D. & R. G. R. R. Sunday, July 27
- Local News
- Shutting of Mercur Mill Cuts down Precious Metal Supply
- Incorporations
- Wholesale and Retail Markets
- Farrell Expresses His Appreciation of Parade
- Homeless Porcupine is Adopted by Zoo
- Secretary of Navy Will Pass through Salt Lake
- Unusual Conjunction of Planets Cause of Morning Sky's Beauty
- America and Asia Are in Touch by Wireless
- Trains Get through Washouts from West
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- Will Frame Policy after Conferences with Ambassador
- Hind Not Held Captive
- Railroad Reopened
- Biefel Captive at Chihuahun
- Sonora Will Hold No Election
- Drops Bombs from Airship
- Pro-American Demonstration
- Reports Americans Safe
- Allis and Wood Meet for Western Amateur Golf Laurels Today
- Latest Transfers in Baseball Players
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- Mutinous Convicts Transferred from Sing Sing to Auburn
- Congressional Summary
- Ten Alleged Members of Arson Ring Indicted
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- Battleship Fleet May Pass through Canal next April
- Todd to Take Charge of Antitrust Work
- F. M. Smith Summoned into Bankruptcy Court
- Peruvian Ex-President and His Son Imprisoned
- Stefansson Leaves Nome on His Arctic Expedition
- An Ordinance
- Died
- Funeral Directors
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-07-26 | Page 8 | Call off Fort Erie Races
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-07-26 |
| 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/s6tm8gx3 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tm8gx3 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Call off Fort Erie Races |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-07-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 8 |
| OCR Text | CALL OFF FRT ERIE RACES Law Prevent of Grand Grond Circuit Meet nt ott Ontario Track Tack July 25 The Thc grand circuit o races race r f P postponed yesterday ut on account K b or of rain oin Ivere ere declared oft off nt at nt noon toda today Secretary H. H S. S Nelly Secretary nr Mt ry N Neally's ally's allys decision followed an i InJun K Jon served servel ser cd on the thc tion ton b by John of ot th time tho ii John Manigan owner Fort E ort Eie Io 1 track restraining tho the trotters front Using B tho the the thc track this aftel aftem- arel noon The Tho ne Canadian law limits light harness racing to three days ester ester- esterday day the first heat of ot two races was finished d before th the r rain In interfered red Manigan b b lov 1 that time the racing of ot t the h t to two heats heat ets constituted a fl da 13 day ral ra- raI I lug InS and wired the crown authorities I harness for tor n advice They ho reP replied l that the thc J light lighta ht I horses hones had a had nad an and l to avoid i violating the tho tho the trots troU law should bo be barred today I Secretary Nel Neally stated that tho lImo heats I raced hn Yesterday a race und and I that the mon money y l is 13 divided d In Ill the ord order 1 I of Cox Cor the tho Imig ble end nd I gems gits tl of or time the A Fort Erie Erlo purse winning I with D Del J J n Ray r. r Billy M M- Mft pure ft a r recent ent half half- hal hal- I mU muller r. r captured BI first m nc R In tho the 09 o I pace S ts the troA for tor a all aJ l I paco acc aco waa wa not Riot started th the rain felt yesterday Mt ter c I 11 1 lust 8 t jo th thc tel 4 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tm8gx3/9981383 |