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- Lind Believed to Have Succeeded in His First Step
- Great Progress Made in Construction Work on Interurban Line
- Dispute over American Flag is Cause of Downtown Riot; Foru Are Shot; I. W. W. is Held as Gunman
- Street Meetings Put under Ban
- Principals Who Figure in Fray
- Much of City's Property Nearly Lost by Neglect
- Tells of Her Elopement to Reno
- 'Insurgents' Fighting in Caucus to Amend Glass Currency Bill
- Merrill out of Prison on Bond
- Mrs. Sulzer Takes Blame for Misuse of Funds
- Looters Poisoned by Rat Biscuits
- Cattle and Sheep Placed on Free List by Senate
- Envoy Lind Wins First Skirmish
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- Carnival Day at Saltair
- Hobbs Brought Back to United States Although Extradition Imposible
- Many Inspect Plans for Auto Decorations
- Salina Route to be Kept Open, Decision of Road Association
- Congressional Summary
- Art Critic Fals from Window and is Killed
- Start Crusade Against Nosebags for Horses
- Statement of Loans Demanded of Banks
- Thousands of Tribesmen on Warpath in India
- Thirteen Injured in Circus Train Wreck
- Clayton Named as U. S. Senator by Governor O'neal
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- Miss Mary Marshall Weds Lieutenant Lee
- Kiang-Si Governor Continues Revolt
- Expects First Ship Will Pass through Canal in October
- Castro Uprising Reported a Failure
- Pioneer Carpenter of City Passes Away
- Funeral Services for James M. Kennelly Held
- Twenty Workers at Midvale Smelter Go on Sudden Strike
- Has No Clew to Jewel
- City Brevities
- Glavis Runs Away after Companion Takes Poison
- Twelve Thousand Knights March in Parade in Denver
- Utah Postmasters Named
- Prizes Awarded at Medical Congress
- Second Letter on Probing of Husbands before Commission
- Receivership May be Asked for Big Rochester Mines
- Marriage Licenses
- Births
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- Board of Appeals Not Legal, Says Attorney
- Neglect to Obey Law May Mean Prosecution
- Frost Protection Plan
- Urges Reseeding of Utah's Desert Land
- Low Bidder Not Given Lake Dam Contracts
- Work on Gravity Water Tunnel Now under Way
- John Dern Back from Long Stay in Europe
- Lighting System for Coliseum Approved
- Society Notes
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- Miss Pollock Promoted
- Islanders at Lagoon
- Riot Occurs in Londonderry
- Heat Record Broken in Kansas Yesterday
- Catholics Score Socialism and Immoral Dances
- 'Starvation' Doctor's Sentence Sustained
- Wealthy Japanese Faces Deportation
- Strike Movement in Italy Failure
- Twenty Scholarships in University of Utah Are Granted by Board
- More Enrolled in City Schools Past Year, Says Christensen's Report
- Coal Company Offers Fuel at Low Price
- Ruth Lambert Buried
- Entertainment at Forest Dale
- Principals Assigned to Schools of City
- Two 'Scraps' Enliven Board's Meeting
- Destructive Flood Sweeps Nephi Streets and Damages Property
- School Census When Analyzed Shows Loss over That of 1912
- O'Malley Appointed Pocatello Postmaster
- Race to Settle Claims of Routes for Trail Plan
- New Building for Pocatello
- Hailey Hailstones
- Ray Simmons is Buried
- Mikesell Found Guilty
- Reclamation Officials Expected to Settle All Strawberry Difficulties
- Lewis Accused as Jailbreak Leader
- Park Superintendent before Police Judge
- Badly Hurt in Cave-In
- Ogden Minor Items
- Asbestol Company is Incorporated in Ogden
- Agree upon Road Work
- School Population of Weber County is 3427
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- Died
- New High School Can't be Used during 1913
- New Grade School on East Bench is Asked
- Girl Killed by Negro
- Paraguay for Peace
- Shot by Robbers
- Cash Boy Visited by Salt Lake Men
- Alaska District Has Its Gold
- Many Bibles Are Sold in Chinese Missions
- Cost of Electricity Still Going Down
- Sevier County's Teachers Picked
- Carranza's Forces Defeated at Torreon with Heavy Losses
- Japan Refuses to Receive Diaz as Special Envoy
- Pardons a Live Termer
- Visit Salt Lake Relatives
- Steamshovel Breaks Pipe
- Big Suit on Books; Pratt Not Included
- Spreckels Defaults on Subscription to Panama-Pacific Fair
- Head of Pressmen Invited to Attend I. T. U. Convention
- Robber Suspect Said to Have Confessed
- I. W. W. Run out of Minot
- Members Gather at Headquarters after Storm Passes
- Deputy Steele Has Record of Long Service in Strikes
- Water! Water! Water! 'out of the Way or Get Wet,' Firemen's Slogan
- Price Formerly Bingham Guard
- Morgan Says He Was Pulled from Box and Given Kick in Face
- Steele Leads Crowd in Wild Cheers for 'Stars and Stripes'
- Diaz Changes Itincrary
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- Cloudbursts Delay Trains
- Threat to Cut Throat Charge
- Orders for Lieutenant
- Special Commissioners to Represent Counties at Fair to be Named
- Veterans' Outing at Lagoon is Postponed
- Motorbike Riders to Meet Tonight
- Bob Mcallister May Retire from Ring for Year, Says Brother
- Pirates Get to Vet in Opener and Win
- Rain at Peoria
- Rain Prevents First Game at Missoula
- NAP Lajoie Completes His Seventeenth Year
- Braves Win Brace from Chicago Cubs
- Giants Defeat Dodgers in Eleven Inning Bout
- Secures Two Tigers
- National Commission Restores. Keokuk Club
- Electrics Beat Ogden
- Helena Takes 'Opener' Sullivan, with Good Support, Wins First Game of Series from the Coppers
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- Browns Even up by Taking Last Game
- Scott Pitches and Bats Sox to Victory
- Releases Scherr and Sends Erwin to Minors
- Bundy Beats Mckim in Meadow Club Tourney
- Lowers C. of C. Record
- Magna Vs. Arthur
- Dundee Puts Away White in Ninth
- Mike Yokel Back; Looks Much Better
- Fitz as Middleweight Was Marvel, Says Edgren
- Ritchie and Welsh Prepare for Battle at Vancouver
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-08-13 | Page 2 | Start Crusade Against Nosebags for Horses
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-08-13 |
| 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/s67q0485 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67q0485 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Start Crusade Against Nosebags for Horses |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-08-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67q0485/9986085 |