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- Flames Were Mounting 80 Feet in Air
- Of Rescuing Vessels Reaches Port
- Touraine Has Forty-Two
- Lost River Project Tangle Taken up by Idaho Land Board
- Plan to Change Cadet Appointments
- Coffee Has Advanced Half Cent a Pound
- H. S. Swimmers Make Change in Rules
- Vice President May Ride a Motorcycle
- Uncle Sam to Warn Against Any Violence
- Candidates Meet
- Fighting Continues
- Committee Hears Bankers Discuss the Currency Bill
- Prouty to Head Railway Valuations
- Charge Shooting to Mine Guards
- Russians Find Baron Toll Records
- Disastrous Fire at Pioche, Nevada
- School Books Found in Ruins of Nippur
- Recovering from Unusual Operation
- Katy Telegraphers Threaten Strike
- To Extend Physical Training to Privates
- Must Pass Currency Bill This Session
- Will Forfeit Bond of Jack Johnson
- Suffrage Again Blocked
- Insurgents Quit
- Two Appointments
- Last Minute News
- Veteran Miner Dies Alone in an Hotel
- Got $400 to Blow up Building, Say Police
- Berrup Gets Life
- Novel Divorce Ground
- Apoplectic Attack Fatal to Woodruff
- Confesses to Robbing Dead Woman
- Southern Pacific Steamer Aground
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- Boy Murdered by Own People, Declares Witness
- Quake at Colon
- Schrum Appeals from Death Penalty
- Divorce System Denounced
- Lamar Must Appear
- The Day in Congress
- Ball Player Davis Loses Young Son
- Balloons Are Sighted
- Bacteriologist Quits to Take New Place
- Harry Ward, Known Here, is Killed in an Auto Accident
- Tennessee Row to be Renewed
- Governor Sulzer Stays in Seclusion
- Pisa, Italy, Oct. 13
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- Club Banquets Its New Officers and Gives M'Nitt Fob
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- Northwest Gives Its Libraries Support
- Pickpockets Find Victims in Tourists
- Charge Three Men with Butter Theft
- Brothers Meet after a Long Separation
- New York Bomb Throwers Busy Again
- Local Assay Office Will Remain Open
- Garage Burned at Cheesman's Farm
- Raid Rooming House; Make Seven Arrests
- Give Farewell Testimonal
- Century Printing Co.,
- James C. Coad is Found Dead in Bed
- Celebrate Clearing of Debt on Chapel
- Goes Deeper with New Diving Outfit
- Deaths and Funerals
- Local News
- Danish Leader Here
- Card of Thanks
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- Clue May Lead to Discovery of Heir to Estate
- Panama President Receives Minister
- Governor Johnson Commutes Sentence
- Eat Cabbage, Fish, Sausage, New Bread
- Idaho Proposes to Enlarge Her Fish Hatcheries
- Army Orders
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- Strict Rules for Boston Dance Halls
- Union Pacific May Purchase Central Pacific
- Many Were Drowned in Alaska Storm
- Salt Lakers Get Contract
- Says Growth Remarkable
- Stork Brings Musician
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- Coalition is the Feature of Market
- Dividends for Nine Months from Mines Largest in History
- Closing Prices on London Exchange
- Goodman is Here with High Grade from Willow Creek
- Coppermines Will Vote on Mill Plant
- Meat Shortage is Serious Problem
- Kansas City Vice Resorts Are Closed
- Yellowstone Travel Sets New Record
- Pocatello Couple Wedded
- Six Lose Lives in the Allegheny River
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- Supreme Court Meets
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- World Tour Will Start Saturday
- Butte. Oct. 13
- Eighteen Homers Have Been Made in World's Series
- Commission Holds up New York Share
- Idaho Will Have a Winning Team
- California Fowls Also Are Ailing
- Breaks Record of Women Swimmers
- Army May Abolish Football
- Early Games Show Many Teams Weak
- Bonesetter Reese Helped the Game
- Weighted down with Irons on a Hospital Cot Jack Coombs Cried because He Couldn't Get into the Game
- Diamond Dust
- Commission Approves the World's Tour
- Results of Bike Meet at Newark
- Harbertson-Yokel Match is Assured
- Many Stars Entered
- Total Receipts of Series $325,908
- Roped Arena
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- Butte Sport Writer Gives His Views
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- Lund Seeks Law's Aid to Get on Ticket
- Knights Celebrate Discovery Day by Religious Services
- Club Women Submit Questions to Candidates
- M'Gee on Trail of Postoffice Thieves
- Bank Clearings
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- Junior "Prom" is Engaging Interest of 'Varsity Classes
- Rejected Suitor Ends Life of Girl and Kills Himself
- Daily Court Calendar
- Railroad Notes
- James Harrison Dead
- Weather is Perfect
- Nauvoo Legion to Meet
- Burley "Cutoff" to be Advocated at Meeting Tonight
- Chinese Herbalist Wins Case Against Medical Examiners
- Fifty Cases Await High Court's Ruling
- Tractor Car Here; Old Nig Pensioned
- Sues on Policy
- Titled Englishman Has Praise for Salt Lake and Utah
- Weather Report
- Committee Will Report
- Alleges Threat to Kill
- Injured Students Show Improvement
- Master Builders to Have Housewarming
- Gym Classes Begin
- Sons of Italy Do Honor to Memory of the Discoverer
- Flag for Veterans Will be Presented by the Relief Corps
- Lawbreakers Put in Busy Sabbath Day
- Dry Farm Delegates Named by Governor
- Heard in the Hotel Corridors
- Announce Plans for New York Building
- I. W. W. May Hold Meeting Tomorrow
- French Press Lauds Panama Canal
- Coucaracha Slide Still Giving Trouble
- Crushed under Granary
Salt Lake Telegram | 1913-10-13 | Page 8 | Weighted down with Irons on a Hospital Cot Jack Coombs Cried because He Couldn't Get into the Game
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-10-13 |
| 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/s6pv7sk4 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pv7sk4 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Weighted down with Irons on a Hospital Cot Jack Coombs Cried because He Couldn't Get into the Game |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-10-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pv7sk4/17967679 |