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- Page 1
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- Stand is Backed
- Salyer by Officer
- Issue in Half Hour
- N. Merger to Stockholders
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- High Hats for Solons Banned as Woman Kicks
- Johnson Threatens to Seek Action in Senate on Boulder Canyon Bill
- Proposal for 3 U. S. Cruisers Passes Senate
- New Mexico Wants to be 'Coolidge'
- Senate Approves Immigration Plan
- 500 Dogs Saved as Film Co. Plans Alaskan Picture
- Browning Denies Peaches' Charegs on Witness Stand
- Innes Released from Atlanta Pen
- Millionaire Family of Four near Death from Poison; Plot Hinted
- Alien Property Bill is Given Approval
- Rome to Vienna Air Line Opened
- 1 Killed, 2 Hurt as Car Upsets on Curve
- Many Still Marooned in Arkansas Flood; Crops Ruined, Cows Drowned
- In English 'Scandal' Spotlight
- Colleague of Teddy Dies
- Marlborough is Again Member of Catholic Church
- Wants 80-Cents Whiskey
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- San Diego Detail to Ship for Far East Thursday
- Versatile Portia
- Has Winning Way
- U. S. Leads in Diamonds
- Has Own Views
- Clean or Dirty?
- Talks to London
- To Lend Paintings
- Found: One House
- Prince Doesn't Fall
- Page 2
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- Admits to Markets
- Empty of Goods; with $80
- Plans Approval
- Ball Throat Trouble
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- Sportsman Loses Finger, but Stays with Rabbit Hunt
- Man Jailed as Intoxicated is Found Drugged
- Concert Ward Hall Burns; Loss $15,000
- Merchants Scored for Leniency
- Switchman Sues S. P. for $10,000 Damages
- Ada May Petersen Files Suit for Divorce
- Argument Heard on Demurrer in $450,000 Action
- Murder Charge May be Dropped
- Community Chest to be Incorporated
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- Effort to Find Kernel in Boy's Long Fails; Condition is Fair
- Declares Men Prefer Beauty
- Victor P. Wells, S. L. Native, Dies
- H. W. Druehl, Former S. L. Druggist, Dead
- Identified as Robber
- Supreme Court Orders Retrial in Woolley Case
- Butter and Egg Men Name Head
- Funeral Wednesday
- Ogden Board Refuses to Cut Girl's Salary
- R. B. Robinson, U. P. Engineer, Dies at Omaha
- Plans Discussed for Convention of City Electricians
- Girls' Varsity Quartet Selected at Utah 'U'
- New Duplex Residence Plan Introduced in S. L.
- Called to Illinois
- Wins Loses Overcoat
- Security Houses Held Liable for False Publicity
- Ex-Bookkeeper to Serve 1 Month on Charge of Larceny
- Judges to Discuss New Legislation
- Sugar to Drop 10 Cents per Hundred Wednesday
- Page 3
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- Early Ford Days Reviewed in Suit
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- Sunday Sports, Envy O. K., Say Girls Students Rearrange Commandments
- Smith Returns Home Sick Man
- Girl Tortured before Death, Her Brother Declares
- Say Fat Babies Not Healthiest
- Free Criticism Urged as College Paper Right
- Private Masses May be Granted
- Buenos Aries-N. Y. Flight is Planned
- Printing Craftsmen Organized into Club
- Careless Washing Spoils Children's Hair
- Arizona Sheriff Gets 3 Men after 900-Mile Chase
- S. L. Chest Has $114,369 Paid
- Ex-Prince on Visit
- Page 4
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- Sigma Chi Basketball Quintet Wins Annual Intramural Hoop Tournament at University of Utah
- Toots Mondt Defeats Irish Pat McGill
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- Lenglen to Buck Wimbledon Meet, Declares Sketch
- Miguel Ferrara to Return to the U. S.
- Basketball
- Price Legion is Eastern Leader
- Baby Dye Still Leading Scorer
- Fresno Protests Setup Given Former Welterweight Champ
- Chicago Skater Takes Lead in National Meet
- Detroit Batterymen to Start February 28
- Tiger Flowers to Meet Lew Bogash
- South Dakota Annexes Opening League Game
- Cleveland Bantam Wins Newspaper Decision
- Fair Grounds Results
- Illinois A. C. Team Leaves for Tourney
- Kickapoo Dan Battles Ross to Draw in Thrilling Headliner
- Page 5
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- Allies for Control
- Chicago News to Build Plant over Railroad Tracks
- Princess Moved from Moro Fort; 35 Rebels Killed
- Falls 5 Stories, Fractures Ankle
- Police Dig for Bodies of Texas Killer's Victims
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- Four Die by Gas near Philadelphia
- Alleged Slayer Held in Colorado
- Zion City Lodge of Woodmen Raided
- Broker Quits after 65 Years on 'Street'
- Havana Urged as Seat of Justice
- Linguists Termed as Unintelligent
- Chicago Railway Defaults on Bonds
- Earl and Lord Are Fined for 'Party'
- Magazine Editor Dies
- Page 6
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- Takes Hoop Lead When Montana Bobcats Defeat Aggies
- Bagenbaggage to Carry 'Top' in Dixie Event
- Cleveland Feather Wins from Crowley
- Billiard Players Start on Second Round Encounters
- Crusader is Listed Best Horse of 1927
- Local News
- First Yankee Accomplishes Feat of Swimming Catalina Channel
- McInnis Needs Only High Class Third Sacker and Team is O. K.
- England, Scotland, Canada and U. S. May Form League
- Denver Battle Wins in Mobile Encounter
- Connie Mack is after Cobb for Athletic Club
- Georgetown Will Meet Notre Dame in Special Race
- New York Official Laughs at Breadon's Thought of Hornsby Transfer Being Called Invalid
- Wiggins Battles to Draw with J. Risko
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- Page 8
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- Horse and Dog Racing Officials Close Activities on Tampa Tracks
- College Results
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- Hagen Ties Course Record at Austin after Long Slump
- First National Auto Race to be Held at Culver
- Arthur Annexes First Half Title
- Directors Are Named for Carbon Game Club
- All's Well with the World Again
- Blaeholder Signs St. Louis Contract
- Flyweight Champ Plans Trip Abroad
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- Ganson, Dern Ready for Match
- Four Junior High Games Booked Today
- Veteran Tris Speaker Comes to Terms with Washington Club
- Page 9
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- Bels Shot Army Order
- Russia to Build Big Power Plant
- Burnside Favors M. P., S. P. Building
- Two Divorces Granted on Ground of Desertion
- Fear Felt for Slayer's Safety
- Experts Ready to Study Sun
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- Further Cocytin Tests Are Planned
- Aged General Dies
- Chicago Talks to London by Phone; Voices Are Clear
- Co-Operatives Plan Alliance with Labor
- Farmers Lead as Visitors to Park
- Historic Home of Beecher Being Razed
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- Page 11
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- Nine Bills Pass in Idaho Houses
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- Former Mayor of Brigham Dies
- Sheepherder Seeks $180,000 Estate
- Plead Not Guilty to Assault Charges
- Logan Clothing Store Damaged by Fire
- Cache County Poultry Show Opens at Logan
- Alpha Delta Epsilon Incorporated at Logan
- Lorraine Wayman Dies at Logan from Peritonitis
- Salt Lakers Speak
- Education Plans Talked in Idaho
- Mrs. A. G. Wilkins to be Laid at Rest Tuesday
- Abraham Ward, Well Known Guide, is Dead
- Mrs. Elizabeth Brown to be Buried Wednesday
- Rulon Crookston is Buried at Logan
- Mt. Pleasant North Ward to Hold Rally
- Six Bankruptcy Petitions Are Filed
- Snyder Pleads Not Guilty of Fraud
- Junket to Cedar City Abandoned
- Legislative Doings
- Senate Takes up Five New Bills
- Stockholm Mayor is Nominated for next Nobel Prize
- Officers Elected by Catholic Club
- Mrs. Emma L. Martin Dies after Brief Illness
- Improvements to Logan Ave, Asked
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- Page 14
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- Offer to Alleged
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- High School Course for Nurses Urged
- $15,00 Asked for San Juan Highway
- Foreclosure on Special Taxes Urged in Bill
- Vacancy Amendment Submitted in Senate
- Salary Increase for County Surveyor Asked
- N. Y. Votes Against 'Poisoned Liquor'
- Jugoslavia Premier Names New Cabinet
- Coffey Willing to Plead Guilty
- Compensation Law Substitute Proposed
- Licensing Proposed for Insurance Men
- Change Proposed in Dividing Tax Costs
- New Merit Badge Subjects Added
- Public Hearing on City Manager Bill to be Held
- Alleged Chicken Thieves Arraigned
- Hansen Reelected
- Herman Erickson, 9, Dies of Heart Trouble
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- House Passes Pension Bill
- S. C. Dunsmore, Nevada Food, Commissioner, Here
- Man is Frozen to Death in Wyoming
- Two Arraigned on Auto Theft Charges
- Permits Canceled
- Color Combinations
- State Expense for January $3,242,769
- Mrs. Mary Jane Boyer, Coalville Pioneer, Dies
- Dr. Kassinikos to be Laid at Rest Sunday
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- Society
- Visiting Matron Honored
- Fashion's Fancie's
- Neck Muff
- Changes in Lingerie
- Glass Heels for Dancing
- "Sugar Bag" Hat
- Insect Adornments
- Stiff Silk Scarfs
- Duluth Takes Second Position in Standing
- Woman Suicided, Police Believe
- Two Charged with Robbery from Hotel
- English Squash Stars Beat Washington Team
- Mumps Breaks out among Navy Hoopsters
- Johnson to Leave on Long Southern Trip
- Another Card Hurler Returns Contract
- Mandell Outpoint Belgium Battler
- Ace Hudkins to Meet Arizona Man Tonight
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- Vaudeville
- Bill at Wednesday
- Cortez Screen
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- Sturdy Semibungalow
- Queer Quirks of Nature
- Two Dairy Supply Concerns Consolidate
- Try Hot Water for Winter Beauty
- Mrs. Julia Springsteed Dies at Family Home
- Double Neckline
- Sport Jacket Vogue for Outdoor Frocks; Small Untrimmed Felts and Straws Popular
- 'Stella Maris' Playing at Orpheum
- What's in the Air
- Woman is Acquitted of Fraud Accusation
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- Colorado River Survey Favored
- Five Firemen Promoted; Two Patrolmen Named
- Goodyear Man is Optimistic
- Fined $299 on Charge of Liquor Possession
- Tax Cut Battle is on in Senate
- Bishop, Exiled from Mexico, is in N. Y.
- 'Bud' Fisher's Wife Wins Separation
- Suede Bags
- Farmers of Idaho Predict Good Year, Says Rotary Chief
- King Favors Jail for 'Mum' Witness
Salt Lake Telegram | 1927-02-01 | Page 2 | Effort to Find Kernel in Boy's Long Fails; Condition is Fair
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1927-02-01 |
| 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/s6806b9f |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6806b9f |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Effort to Find Kernel in Boy's Long Fails; Condition is Fair |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1927-02-01 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6806b9f/17827144 |