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- Ambassador Dogged by Special Agents on Homeward Trip
- U. S. Official is Shot in Juarez
- Twenty-One Victims of Binghamton Fire Remain Unidentified
- Xanthi's Populace Reported to Have Been Massacred
- 'Tariff Bill Sectional and Most Injurious Ever under Consideration by Congress'
- Extracts from Tariff Speech by Senator Reed Smoot
- Wallace Will Not Favor Nebeker for Federal Marshal
- Times Hard for Chorus Girl Brides Alimony Not Easy as it Used to Be
- Chemical Schedule Adopted by Senate
- Michigan Copper Range Now Vast Military Camp
- Marines Are Landed at Shanghai
- Utah Coal Road Merges Interests with Rio Grande
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- American Tennis Stars Take Lead
- Yokel to Wrestle Again August 11
- Ty Cobb Now Tied with Joe Jackson for Stick Honors
- Veterans Beaten in Boston Tourney
- Coast Youngsters Win All Tennis Honors in National Tournament
- Warren K. Wood Defeats Wisconsin Star for Western Golf Title
- Western Tennis Experts Perform True to Form
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- Barricades Self from Deputies and Commits Suicide
- George Wilding Dies Was Ox-Team Pioneer
- Hunter Ward Resident, Who Came to Salt Lake in 1852, Passes Away
- Detective Criticised, Seizes Disparager and Takes Him to Station
- Two-Year-Old Lad Dies
- Many See Great Painting
- New Orpheum Will Open next Saturday; Last Touches Put On
- Ready to Prepare Report on Rural Conditions Abroad
- Chamber of Commerce Ends Two Weeks Trip
- Bring Back Stone Samples
- Dies in His Automobile
- Back from Alaska Soon
- Train Service Resumed
- Short Line Planning to Cut Running Time to Portland 12 Hours
- Moran's Men to Have Outing August 16
- George Tall Celebrates Eight-Seventh Birthday
- Fund Reaches $8100
- Asks $10,000 for Leg
- Colonia Diaz in Ruins, Says W. Derby Johnson
- Plans Announced for Governors' Conference
- Western Governors Invited to Conference
- Fire Danger Increasing
- Three New Citizens and One New Lawyer
- Axton to Come Soon to be Post Chaplain
- Salt Lake Boy to be Officer at Fort Douglas after Much Service
- Stewart's Death is Topic of Resolutions of N. E. A. Department
- New Regulations Aid Parcel Post Business
- Funeral
- Died
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- Yankees Rally in Ninth and Take Naps' Scalp
- Ray Collins's Triple Wins for Champs
- Tigers Bunch Hits and Defeat Philadelphia
- Climbers Win First Double Card of Year
- Looks like Pitcher Blanding Has Mind Made up to be Pinch Hitter
- Sam Langford Has Battle in New York
- Will Stage Three Bouts at Winnipeg
- Trolley Leaguers Fight for Places
- Moriarty, Thief! He Steals Bases for the Tigers
- Standing of Clubs
- Electrics Wallop Kittens, 7 to 1
- Breaks Record Made by Lincoln Beachey
- Only 77 Miles between Weston and His Goal
- Veach is Making Good with Hughie Jennings's Tigers
- Rudoph Holds Cubs to Six Hits, Braves Victors
- Was Chance Stung or Just Outfoxed?
- Ogden Taggers Get 'Em Coming and Going
- Buttle Drops One More to Missoula
- Private Wins Prize
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- Ty's Brother Released
- Wins Fourth Straight
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- "Bull's" Name is Not Discovered by Coroner and Jury
- Few Unemployed in Salt Lake
- Will Take up Duties Soon
- Davis Stake Lads Have Outing Pass Week on Bear Lake Shores
- M'whinney May Take His Fight for Life to Federal Courts
- Utah Advisory Film Board Now Complete
- Justice L. W. Harris Resigns
- Hart Praises Utah Farmers
- Peach Crop Good and Market Better, Report Received by Growers
- Merchants Candy Firm Leases Manufactory
- New Members Gained by Humane Society
- Telegraphy Lessons to be Given Employees of Local Phone Company
- City Brevities
- Acrobat Hurts Arm and Wants Road to Pay Him
- U. S. Chief Hydraulic Engineer is in City
- Rio Grande Takes over Jesse Knight's Road
- Another Vacation Wedding Announced
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- Did Eyton Hand Charley Doux a Rough Deal?
- Baseball Notes
- Garland Takes Measure of Willard Third Time
- Dazzle Patch Makes Speedy Half Mile
- Clerks Vs. Empress
- Play at Midvale
- Century Beats Grocer
- M. & S. Beats G. E.
- Leachie Cross Seems Crazy - - Yet, Just like a Fox
- 'Salt the Coin While the Salting is Right'
- Two Tie Games
- Refuse $100 Offer
- Wolgast Vs. Dundee
- Fort Duchesne Wins
- Utah Fuel Vs. Magna
- Konetchy Shows up Cards' Guide
- Will Speaker Play for Bill Carrigan?
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- Lured into Army by Posters, Lad Deserts, Then Surrenders Here
- 'Giant' Left behind Attempted Train Robbery is Farce
- Saw through Steel Wall of New Jail
- Oklahoma City Fire Department on Strike
- Says "Excuse Me" When Car Climbs on Hood of Another
- 'Lonesomest Man in World' Bound Home on a Visit
- Navy Yard Workmen Present Petition to Secretary Daniels
- Booklet Tells of Camping
- Copper Wires to Link Coast to Coast Are to Go through Salt Lake
- Work of Rescuing Miners Improved
- Local News
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- New York Too Cold, Dancing Mrs. Gouraud Sells Her Home There
- Picture Shows Landmarks of Salt Lake Valley
- Japanese Pupils Now Form Most Numerous Element in Hawaii
- Local News
- Tulsa Building Big World Show for Dry Farming Exposition
- Many Great Men Losers in the Courts of Love
- Real Estate Transfers
- Local News
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- News of the Automobile World
- New Tire for Use on Electric Cars is Here
- Packard Trucks Have Good Year is Report
- Cole's Engineer Uses Firestones on Machine
- Says Indiana Party Liked Midland Trail
- Ten Thousand Mile Tour for National
- Taylor Elated over Glidden Tour Result
- Price Canyon Road is Again in Shape, Avers Mayor of Carbon Town
- More Cars Decide to Use Fisks is Claim
- Puncture Fighting Liquid Finds Good Sale Here, is Said
- Long Distance Golfing the Fad in England
- Local News
- Midland Trail Will be Kept Open by Road Commission, is Claim
- Packard Sales Said to Have Set High Record
- Sam Agnew Will be out of Game for While
- Pal Brown off for Trip to Australia
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- Session Shortest on Record
- Congressional Summary
- Bryan Orders Investigation
- Demands Immediate Release
- All Quiet at Madero
- Trains Attacked by Rebels
- Threaten Carranza's Capital
- Rurales Desert Ojeda
- Durango Stores Destroyed
- Federals Still Hold Torreon
- Moving Cattle into Arizona
- Averts Collision by Derailing Train
- Man Dies in Collision Caused by His Blunder
- Sixteen Perish in Wreck
- Lumber Plant Burns
- Extradition Refused
- Finance Minister Resigns
- Treaty to Leave Nicaragua Free to Enter Union
- Opposes General Currency Revision at Special Session
- Plan Reorganization of Weather Bureau
- Representative David Selected by President as Solicitor General
- Orders Investigation of N. Y. Central Affairs
- Bonds Buoyant with Easing of Money Market
- Pellagra is Spreading
- Faces New Charge on Leaving Prison
- Stefansson Party Sets Out in High Spirits
- Logue Murder Suspects Arrested in Chicago
- Kansas City Lockout Ends
- Flies Across Alps
- Golden Rule Guide of Lumbermen, Says Association Secretary
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- Cattle Ranches in Demand Says Hansen
- Ninth East Street, at Marlborough Place
- Highland Park to Have Paving Go through It
- Centenary of High Hat
- Prosperity Expected by Ruby Valley Folk
- Active Movement of Uintah Lands Report
- Gets Plumbing Contract
- Again Ask Car Service
- Hats for Every Woman
- A Continuous Performance
- Emigration Springs Crops Said to be Good
- Births
- Marriage Licenses
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- Lemp Bottling Works' New Plant is Now Completed
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- Children Have Fine Time at Chautauqua
- Services for 'Freak'
- Cowboy's Case Taken under Consideration
- Says Husband Persists in Making Trouble
- Waives His Examination
- Sheriff Takes Precaution
- In Ogden Pulpits
- Diphtheria Causes Death
- Wounded Deputy Back at His Work in Ogden
- Ogden Minor Items
- One Killed When Car Escorting Hoosiers is Overturned in Ditch
- Four Stakes near Logan Plan Annual Field Day
- Mrs. Lydia Dean Dies in Eighty-Second Year
- Engineers of Utah County Will Bring up Teachers' Work
- State News in Brief
- Thanks Pioneer Committee
- Disposal of Bond Issue Problem for Idaho Officials
- Three Sets of Parents in Four Months Record of Butte (Mont.) Baby
- Erb Will Meet with Denver Tunnel Body to Discuss Contract
- Road Proposed from Ogden to Preston, Ida
- Doesn't Agree with Church, Quits Pulpit
- Red Army Again Meets with Reverses, Facing Utah Citizen Soldiers
- Two Veterans Aid Utah's Guardsmen to Great Extent
- Advance Guard of Harvest Hands Now Coming to Montana
- Finds Water Wasted
- Mrs. Phoebe Sessions to be Paid Last Rites at Bountiful Tuesday
- Brown Truck Seeking Direct Trail to Ely out of Green River
- Uintah Basin Again Has Severe Rainstorm
- Tribune Man Nearly Ejected from Eureka as Strike Breaker
- Fruit Peddler Found Lying Dead in Home
- Apple Crop in Cache Valley Reported Good
- German Empress is Ill
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- Volunteer Force Guarding Roads to Refugees' Camp
- Early Peace Predicted
- Twin Falls Party of Salt Lake, Ogden and Logan Boosters Off
- Japanese Newspapers Criticise Government
- Experts to Inspect Meat Packing Plants
- Authorizes Wireless Station in Canal Zone
- Condemns Henwood to Die on Gallows
- Boys Start on Long Walk
- English Boys and Girls in Striking Fancy Dress
- Governor Cox Demands Retraction of Charge Made by A. C. Marshall
- Capitalists Ready to Build Railroad to Interior Alaska
- 100,000 Peaceful Women Suffragets Gather in London
- Gerard, Penfield and Hartman Confirmed
- Day's Crime Record Includes 'Strongarm' Robbery in Saloon
- Mrs. Young Consents to Remain at Head of Chicago Schools
- Local News
- Still Convinced Mrs. Ekman Told Truth on Murder
- Wisconsin Legislature Puts Many New Laws on Statute Books
- Local News
- Father Leone Dead
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- Many Salt Lake People Are Being Benefited by the D. R. Fong Celebrated Herbs
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- Members of Cast Headed by Former Gov. Heber M. Wells, Which Wil Present 'Pudd' Nhead Wilson' at Utah Theatre This Week
- By the Press Agents
- 'Who Will Marry Marry?' is Title of New Serial Motion Picture
- Orpheum Theatre
- Empress Theatre
- This Week's Theatrical Program
- American Theatre
- Ringling Brothers Circus
- Her Dancing Wins Applause of Patrons of the Empress Theatre
- Cow's Kick Starts Blaze
- Curiosity Questions
- Peculiar
- Burned at Stake, Now Sainted 'Joan of ARC' Will be Shown
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-07-27 | Page 9 | U. S. Chief Hydraulic Engineer is in City
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-07-27 |
| 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/s6pv7r4w |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pv7r4w |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | U. S. Chief Hydraulic Engineer is in City |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-07-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 9 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pv7r4w/9981594 |