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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 11 | Sonora Will Hold No Election
| 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 | Sonora Will Hold No Election |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-07-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| OCR Text | Sonora Will III Hold Xo No Election Douglas Douglass Aria Ariz Jul July The The The constitutionalist committee here announced toda today that no election would bo hold held holdIn boldin In Sonora state In August It Is planned to hold elections only aft after r peace leaCe Is restored fully The state legislature would dissolve automatically It was said leaving Governor GO in absolute control |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tm8gx3/9981416 |