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- Would Clear School Land Titles
- Senators Dispute Governor's Right to Call Election
- Senator Kenyon Places Destruction of Trusts Above Tariff Revision
- 'Votes for Women' Cause Gets Great Impetus in South
- Warden Pratt Testifies at Prison Investigation Held behind Closed Doors by State Corrections Board
- Prince Sulkowski Safe in Canada with Bride
- Yankee Sharp Practice Roils Secretary Grey
- National Rural Bank Projected
- Assurance Given of Lind's Safety While in Mexico
- Senate Puts Stop to Discussion of Mexican Situation
- His Motorcycle Hits Street Car While at High Rate of Speed
- Hale Meets Lind on His Arrival at Mexican Port
- Lind is to Urge Huerta to Redeem Promise for Free Election in Mexico
- Midland Trail Still in Running for Rock Highway, Says Wire
- Will Recommend Impeachment of Governor Sulzer
- Governor Reticent Still
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- University Club Swamps the Altas
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- World's Greatest Riflemen to Gather for Camp Perry Matches
- Believes Berlin Meeting Will Do World-Wide Good
- Johnston, Another Coast Tenniser Wins at Gotham
- Giant Killer Goes Back to the Minors
- Errors and Bones Lose for Dawson
- Australian Cricketers Beat West Indian Team
- Ad Zotte Goes under Knife for the Third Time
- Rain in North
- Chicago Court Shark Loses to Armstrong
- Walter Coffey and Kid George Sign to Go 20 Rounds Here
- Koch Retains Tennis Title of Nebraska; Beats Boy Phenom
- Will Coach Michigan
- Play Fuels Again
- Walter Johnson Has Grand Scheme for Curing Youngsters
- Salary Limit Claims Mulroney's Attention
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- Huerta's Recognition Favored by Germany
- Felix Diaz Now in Seattle
- Johnston Funeral Train is Wrecked
- Chicago Sweltering Again
- Kansas Ministers to Offer Prayers for Rain Today
- Three Games to be Played in Trolley
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- Bankers' Request for Reduction of Reserves Considered Favorably
- Park City to Entertain Moose in Annual Fete
- Roumanian Premier Honored
- Profane Language Charged
- Militant Suffragets Lash Prison Doctor
- Thomas M'cue Dead
- Mexican is Arrested
- Death Hovers near Bed of Woman Who Took Mercury Bichloride
- Heat Kills Thirteen Babies
- Believes Foreigners Safe
- Monclova Faces Food Shortage
- Villa's Chief of Staff Arrested
- Habeas Corpus Writ Refused
- Consul Requests Warship
- Iowa's Redlight Law Declared Invalid
- McGoodwin Nomination Held up by Committee
- Senator Williams Urges Investigation of Mexican Lobby
- Rupture Reported Imminent
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- Birmy Shifts Line-up; Naps Defeat Climbers
- Highlanders Defeat Browns in Tight Game
- Jake Daubert is Climbing Upward
- Sox Bunch Hits in Sixth Beat Mackmen
- 'King' Cole a Merry Soul These Days; Doing Fine Work; Big Leagues Want Him
- Make Friendly $2 Bet; Are Fined $30
- Two Records Go
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- Cravath Leading the Run Getters
- Yokel and Long due Here Soon
- Legg Wins Title
- Evers Uses Noodle; Cubs Defeat Phillies
- Giants Swamp Cincy with Flock of Runs
- Slim Sallee Holds the Dodgers Easily
- Gibson Makes Initial Error; Game is Lost
- Tigers Pound Collins for a Dozen Hits
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- Garland Defeats the Fast Logan Bunch in Twelve-Inning Game
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- Emigration Residents to Consider Sanitation
- Utah Rifle Team Makes High Practice Scores
- Boy Sticks to His Seat While Horse Scampers
- Correspondence School of Church Said to be Proving Big Success
- Bull Moosers Take Dip in Water at Saltair
- Anderson Says Ekman Was Responsible for Death of Little Girl
- Cup and Cross Prizes for Winning Firemen
- Earnshaw Funeral Today
- Summer Foods as Cause of Dyspepsia
- Toupees Latest Loot in Freak Robberies
- Automobile Vendors Plan to Boost Great Pageant of Wizard
- Flying over Canal Zone Prohibited
- Caledonians of Ogden and Salt Lake to Meet
- Newsboys Told to Take upon Themselves Duties of Police Officers
- Governor Defers Action
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- Denver to Entertain Knights Templar on Elaborate Scale
- Denies Negro's Story in Frank Murder Trial
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- California Antialien Law Now is Effective
- Municipalities League Re-Elects Old Officers
- Switzerland Accepts
- Atlantic Fleet to Sail on Cruise in October
- Chinese Rebels Retake Nanking
- Knights Templar of Utah to Leave for Big Conclave
- Hopeful Spirit is Dominant in World's Markets
- Official Notice of Parcel Post Weight Increase Received
- Prize-Winning Aeries of Eagles Announced
- Organizer of Canadian Elks Accused of Fraud
- Catholic Convention to be Record-Breaker
- Binghamton Fire Death List Now Thirty-Two
- Eardley to be Speaker
- Died
- Found Dead in Bath
- Patient Waiter Files on $14,000 Homestead
- Billings' System of Storage Battery Cars Success, Says Strauss
- Huang Reaches Safe Harbor
- Rebels Hold Forts Still
- Playgrounds Children Hear Another Program
- U. C. T. Advertise Outing
- Heads Demanded by Japan
- Nevadan Appointed to Diplomatic Post
- Diggs and Caminetti Will Go upon Stand in White Slave Case
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- Raise Your Children Where the Air is Clean and Water Pure
- Catholics to Celebrate Feast
- Y. M. C. A. Boys Return
- Foundations for New Apartment House Laid
- Dinwoodey Company Plans Alterations
- First Comfort Station is Being Constructed
- Pinecrest Inn to Open
- Big Land Sale Made
- Wyoming Prices Low
- New York Grain
- Wild West Show to be Sold
- Comes Far to Wed
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- Neslen Brings Back Copy of Ethics Code of Real Estate Men
- Canyons This Summer Draw Many from City
- Makes Big Profit from Raising Hogs
- Will Discuss How to Get Publicity Funds
- Club May Give Aid to Wizard's Wards
- Sons and Daughters of Wales to Picnic
- Casa Contentia Case Set
- Births
- Discuss Hospital Extras
- C. W. Austin Executor
- Interurban Grading to be Finished Soon
- Salt Lake County Day Now Proposed
- Building Activity in Yale Park Increasing
- Transfers
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- Which is Best Pacer, Braden Direct or Joe Patchen II?
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- Earl Cooper Leads Veteran at End of Coast Road Race
- Wells Bests Mehegan
- Play at Fort
- Preparing for Tourneys
- Day Wants Information
- Plumbers Trim Painters
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- Retail Clerks Will Tangle with Fast Midvale Bunch Here Today
- New Matchmaker of St. Nicholas Plans Many Bouts for This Fall
- Local News
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- Realty Reaches Its Peak of Activity in Two Years' Period
- Many Improvements Being Made at Bank
- First Home Completed
- New Store Nearly Ready
- Work on New Boston Store
- Business for Week is Good, Says Bettilyon
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- Garages New Feature of Apartments Unique Accommodation for Tenants
- Power Plant Owned by Municipality on City Creek, is Plan
- Harris is Director in United Home Builders
- Permits Taken out for Twelve New Dwellings
- Butte Realty Man Visits
- Remodeling Gives Drug Store Much More Room
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- Strikers Go Armed to Rescue Leader
- Old Sheba Mine Being Reconstructed
- Ohio Copper Again to be Examined
- Teamster Charges Mexican with Theft
- Convicted of Arson
- Wheatley Wilkie's Successor
- Haywood to Conduct Dock Workers' Strike
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- Two Are Held
- Birthday of Patriarch of Payson Celebrated
- Frost Does Fearful Damage to Crops in Southeastern Idaho
- St. Louis Pastor to be Financial Secretary
- Delle Postmaster Appointed
- Republicans Support Fusion Movement in New York City
- Balkan Peace Treaty to be Signed Today
- Garden Party Given by King to Doctors
- Congressional Summary
- Isidor Straus Estate Valued at $4,565,106
- 'September Morn' Barred from Mails
- Strikers Burn Letter from Governor Foss
- Plan to Reopen Mines
- Ogden Churches Will Hold Union Service
- Mother Finds Infant Daughter Smothered
- Quarantine on Utah Products to be Left to Montana Experts
- Fire Loss Placed at $1500
- State News in Brief
- Two Buildings Razed in Fire at Gunnison
- Outings at Hermitage
- Funeral of W. D. Shaw
- Outing Planned for Ward
- Butcher Puts up Bail
- Tickets Wrong, Stranded
- Dunbach to be Buried Today
- Funeral of L. W. Cook
- Drunk Thieves Still Thieves
- Ogden Minor Items
- Local News
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- Park Ore Output is Increasing
- Dividends Paid to Date in 1913
- Boston-New York Copper Markets
- Greek-American Strike at Aurum
- Manhattan is Mining Good Ore
- Encourage the Mining Industry
- Tintic Central in Quartz-Iron
- Week's Totals Show Slight Gain
- Celebrated Chinese Herbalist Offers Treatment of Native Herbs Absolutely Free
- Beaver County Mine Getting the Goods
- Grand Central and Gold Chain
- Green River Oil Field Matters
- Steel is Earning $160,000,000 a Year
- Ores and Bullion
- Cedar-Talisman Ore Runs Well
- Cardiff Finds Ore Along the Contact
- American Fork Properties Active
- Grutli Resumes Work at Tintic
- $15 Gold Nuggets in Stanley Basin
- Ray Con. Soon to Handle 8000 Tons
- Cuba Sends Car to Salt Lake Smelter
- Nevada-Utah Mines Report is Approved
- Eastern Markets Are Again in Air
- Grand Central May Pay Dividend
- Mine Victims Now Twenty
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- Carbon Deposit Cleanser Brings Doctor Machine
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- New Premier Models Shown by Campbell
- Exhibits Show Tires and Tell How Ruined
- New Hudsons Have Many Features of European Origin
- 'Will it Injure Tubes?' Usual Query, is Claim
- Ford Company Denies Standard Oil Company Has Bought it Out
- Sharman Finds Demand for New Cadillac Good
- Motors to Denver and Back to Utah Capital
- Twenty-Five New Owners of Motor Cars Get Their License Numbers
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- Auto Builders Now Get Ready for Car Shows
- City Brevities
- Mt. Pleasant Lads Win All Prizes for Development Essays
- City Gives Away More Milk than it Sells
- Will Attend Conclave
- Back from Business Trip
- Will Attend Auto Races
- Moran Employees Plan Big Outing Saturday
- Birth Record is Nearly Shattered in Past Week
- Makes Fast Auto Trip
- On Auto Tour to Coast
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- Brothers Thought Each other Killed in War, Meet Here
- Done Returns from Insurance Meeting
- Examinations for Naval Appointments Will be Held Soon
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-08-10 | Page 1 | Warden Pratt Testifies at Prison Investigation Held behind Closed Doors by State Corrections Board
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-08-10 |
| 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/s6mw3nzm |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6mw3nzm |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Warden Pratt Testifies at Prison Investigation Held behind Closed Doors by State Corrections Board |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-08-10 |
| 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/s6mw3nzm/9985296 |