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- Page 1
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- Men in Liquor Raid in South
- Damages Palace
- For Mexican Plot
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- Twin Blondes Swim 17 Miles in Hudson River
- Channel Race
- Left Behind
- Not Enough
- Gives up Swim
- Badly Beaten
- Plenty of Family
- Low Birth Rate
- Feminine Beauty
- Prize Chickens
- Woman Avenges Death of Son
- Election Fights
- Visiting in Salt Lake
- Moose Members Feted
- America Must Keep High Wage, Declares Green
- League Resumes Work at Geneva
- Lack of Bob is Cause of Suicide
- Walter Pulitzer Dies
- How Death Came to Eight
- Orchestra Men Are Ordered Out
- Wins Air Contest
- Charleston Taboo
- Daugherty Trial to Open Tuesday
- 'Baron' Denies Check Charge
- Optimistic on Strike
- Dies from Wound
- State of War is Decreed in Spain after Mutinies
- Razor Baldes Aid in Jail Escape
- Women as Pallbearers for Gov. Gore's Mother
- Queen Craves for Rodeo
- Wales to Visit Queen
- List of Dead
- Police Official Rescues Four
- Chicago is Hit by Cold Wave
- Forty Dead in Theatre Fire
- Major Leagues
- D. & R. G. Wreck Takes 23 Lives; S. L. Man Killed
- Jardine Talks on Unit Selling
- Page 2
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- Welcomes Electrical Men at S. L. Confab
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- Engineers from Many Nations at Electrical Meet
- Outing is Held by Labor Federation
- Harvard Law School Fund Committee Named
- John F. Johnson is to be Buried on Tuesday
- Funeral to be Held for Mrs. Ethel Wall Tuesday
- Slayer of Utah Woman is Given Term in Colo
- Seegmiller Chosen for Senate Race
- Hilton is out of Congress Contest
- Garfield Store Looting is Charged to Boys
- Juvenile Judge Deplores Laxity among Parents
- Harris Dairy Barn Damaged by Fire
- Thomas Gunderson of Winder Ward is Dead
- Arm Fractured While Cranking Automobile
- Rally is Planned
- Yeggs Gag Guard at Oil Station; Try to Open Safe
- 2 Boy Burglar Suspects Taken
- Jay V. Jay, Not One Alias but Three
- John Holt, R. R. Contractor, Dies
- Increase Shown in Automobile Sales
- Five Are Hurt in Accidents over Week End
- Scalds Are Fatal to Boy in Ogden
- Page 3
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- 4 G. O. P. Solons in Ring Tuesday to Retain Posts
- Campaign Probe by Purity League in New Hampshire
- Scheme Evolved for Stabilization of Belgian Franc
- Oppose Picketing
- Cindrella Danced Her Way Right into Big Movie Contract
- Sen. M'kinley is Little Improved
- Bird of Paradise
- Chemists Cannot Please Liquor Dealers, Report
- Gov. Groesbeck under Attack in Michigan Primary
- Officers Lured to Death near Mexican Border
- Alleged Slayer to be Tried by Courtmartial
- Mussolini Plans to Drive out U. S. Films
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- Financial Fight in Air Expedition
- Crews is Rescued from Schooner Afire at Sea
- Ultra-Violet Rays Aid Chicken Growth
- aviator Killed in Test
- Page 4
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- Sunday League Championship Still at Stake, Declares Jess Sharp
- International League
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- Noted Collegian to Wrestle Pat McGill at Hippodrome Friday
- American Boats to Defend Title in Today's Race
- Independent Gas Wins from Midvale Outfit
- American League
- Sox Take Sloppy Tilt
- Owen Covey is Master of Morrison
- Becker Leads Ogden Gunners
- National League
- Texas League
- "Wild Bill" Leard Sends Idaho Falls Spuds to Victory
- Magicians Split Final Games with Bees
- First Utah-Idaho League Baseball Title Goes to Idaho Falls
- Southwestern League
- Page 5
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- Southern Chinese Invaders Held near Wuchang
- Omaha Lands Bank to Reduce Interest Rate
- United Jewish Campaign Appeal Made Public
- Food Stolen from Home
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- Charming Hostess at Beautiful Tea
- Maids off to School Tea and Luncheon Motifs
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- Amazing Development Predicted for Cinema
- Parliament Seat
- Branch A. C. to Open September 13
- Unitah County Fair Association Organized
- J. T. McConnell is Vernal on Business Mission
- Cobham Progresses
- Republicans of Boxelder County Name Delegates
- Delegates Named to Republican Convention
- Mexico Will Not Renew Treaties Expiring Soon
- uintah Democratic Convention Sept. 11
- Page 6
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- Defending Champions Will Have Busy Season During next Three Weeks
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- St. Louis Takes First from World Champs
- Mel Gallacher in Tennis Finals
- Western League
- Follows Footsteps of Lenglen
- Gertrude Ederle Watches Dempsey Strut His Stuff
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- Copper League Team Defeats Boise Nine
- National Loop Race Still Doubtful
- Captain of America's Women Tennis Team to Turn Professional
- Mississippi League Title Won by Ottumwa
- Page 7
- Page 8
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- More Care in Preparing Fruits and Vegetables for Shipment is Urged
- Eureka Nine Wins from Helper Independents
- Southern Association
- Assessment Notices
- Four Tie for Sunday Shoot
- Portland Hunt Club down Poloists
- Fort Golfers Tie in Qualifying Round
- Mrs. Sullivan Victor in St. Lawrence Swim
- Local Securities
- Dairy Produce, Grains, Provisions
- Livestock
- Tintic Standard to Pay 40 Cents on Sept. 25; Interest Centers in Dividends
- Brave-Giant Games Halted by Downpour
- Grain Notes
- Moody's Review
- Metals and Money
- Business Briefs
- Cotton Market
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- Deaths
- Funerals
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- Page 9
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- Current
- What's in the Air
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- Excellent Acting in Victory Film
- Dramatic Story at Paramount
- Car Wrecked, Suit Stolen
- Love Romance at Wilkes
- Unique Picture at American
- "Rain" Opens at Salt Lake Tonight
- Cooperation is Declared Need in Oil Conservation
- Woman Knocked down by Stage Scenery Truck
- Stove Pipe
- Valentine at Orpheum
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- Worker's Arm Crushed in Threshing Machine
- Lakes Will Go Dry
- Marriage Announced
- 40,000 Years Old
- Wasatch Academy to Open Wednesday
- Accused in Ogden of Driving While Drunk
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- Page 12
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- Impersonator Repudiated by Valentino's Manager
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- E. O. Wattis Returns Home
- Clothing Stolen
- Geologist Known in Utah is Dead
- Indians, Cowboys View Valentino at Yuma, Arizona
- Marion Merril Dies
- Griffith Returns
- The Weather
- Home Burglarized
- France Lays Elaborate Plans for 1927 Legion Convention
- Senator Reed Will Not be 1928 Candidate for Senate Election
- Flapper Fool 'Mashers' by Giving Police Number
- Charles H. Clark, Veteran Hartford Editor, is Dead
- Coolidge Enjoys Last Fishing Day
Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-09-06 | Page 2 | John Holt, R. R. Contractor, Dies
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1926-09-06 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| 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/s63j4njh |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63j4njh |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | John Holt, R. R. Contractor, Dies |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1926-09-06 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63j4njh/17810550 |