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- 1000 Utah Miners Strike following Murder
- Coolidge Finds Peaceful Rest in Native Hills
- Seattle's Lady Mayor-Elect Begins Cleanup
- [Illegible] Killer [Illegible] Die for [Illegible] Escapades
- Slayers, Jewel Robbers Taken in Giant Probe of N. Y. Police
- His Punches Deadly for Spectators
- Nearly Finish Moffat Bore
- F. D. Waterman is Sued by Son
- Menoher Retires from U. S. Army
- Mary Spas' Sister Dies in Denver
- Refuse Information.
- 3 Months Mourning for Dowager Queen Louise
- Probe Finding of Four Dead Babies
- New Orleans Hit by Heavy Rains
- Murder Denied by Robert Scott
- Chapman Opens New Battle to Cheat Gallows of Connecticutt
- Slaying Motive Given by Goins
- Aviator Reported Lost Shows Up
- Fire Destroys Railway Cars
- Delay Expected on Dam Bill Report
- Would Extend Time for Rail Mergers
- For [Illegible] Bugs' Only
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- Individual with "Humorous" Complex Confesses Hoax after Spreading Terror among Citizens; Insanse Slayer Still at Large
- 24 Street Cars Are Held up by Ancien Clock
- We Drever out of 30 in Mishaps Given Sentence
- Six Burglaries Are Confessed by Prisoner
- Mrs, Barber Named Regent of D. A. R.
- Veteran Policeman is Seriously Iii
- Danish Vice Consul is Highly Honored
- Boy Accidentally Shoots Finger Off
- Robins Will Speak at Assembly Hall
- Engineers Will Hear Millikan
- Wife Presenting Hubby's Traffic Tag Strikes Snag
- Two Maids and a Man
- Boxer Struck Officer at Dance Hall, Charge
- Boy Hurt When Team Hits Auto
- Almost Drowns When Attempts to Break Cold
- Gain Expected in Auto Travel
- Withdraw Land in Picte County
- Elzinga Files Suit for Personal Injury
- Prison Term of Wacaster Girl Gut to 20 Years
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- [Illegible] Love [Illegible] Motif for [Illegible] Novel
- Sinclair Lewis Analyzes Fiction of the Past, Present and Future
- Two Utahns Join Forces to Write Religious Work
- Book Detective Has Capacity for Hard Work
- "I"M Already Engaged," Said Granddaughter of Nathaniel Hawthorne; but Suitor No. 2 Won Her
- Adult Infantilism is Blamed
- Last Adventure of "Old Hickory"
- Heywood Broun Steps on Period All Too Soon
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- Seeks Inquiry of Road's Affairs
- Bid Offered for Muscle Shoals
- The Day in Washington.
- Senate Probing Right is Upheld
- Potato Acreage is Tobe Increased
- School Survey Points New Being Mapped
- Must Hurry for Census Listing
- Funeral Services for Mrs. E. Y. Clawson Today
- Oppose Straw Vote.
- Passaic Strike Reaches Senate
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- San Francisco Mission District Leads in Turning out Ring Champs
- Auerbach and Ketchell in Great Shape for Big Battle Monday
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- Exhibition Games
- English Writers Loud in Praise of U. S. Net Champ
- Helpful Hints Golfing Stars
- Salt Lake Firemen Quintet Wins State Basketball Championship
- Johnny Sacco and Fred Hoppe Matched for Bout
- Dempsey Reported Ready to Fight Someone Soon
- Logan Business Manager Leaves for Coast Soon
- Laswell Defends Handball Title in Bitter Battle
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- Current Attractions
- Bebe Daniels Opens at the Paramount
- European Star
- Barthelmess on American Screen
- Alma Rubens is at Isis Theater
- Lya De Putti Cast in Griffith Film
- Orpheum Changes Program Tuesday
- Sun Frama Emerson Ward to Present Opera
- 'Siegfried' Opens in Sugarhouse
- Famed Opera Singer Says She Wants Chance to Look at Life Sanely as Mary Garden Not as Actress Who Has Lived Many Lives
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- Obes Begins Year Term in Deral Prison
- Buyers Demand Better Homes
- Fight over Farm Relief Enlarged
- Franc Drops to New Low Point
- Salt Lake is to Have Conference of Savings Men
- Sentenced to Die at Idaho Prison
- Shuttle Race Added to "Pennsy" Program
- Two Injured as Trolley Collides with Auto
- Building, Loan Leagues to Convene in Ogden
- German Paddler Fails to Lower Tank Marks
- Ernest A. Lawernce Gets Prize for Salesmanship
- Logan College Will be Reimbursed for Advances
- Saturday Night
- Stamps on Deeds.
- Clothes Stolen.
- Hurt by Auto.
- Embezzlement Charge.
- Montreal is Victor in First Hocky Tilt
- Al. Brown Gets Close Decision over O'Dowd
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- Meld of Starters down to Twenty-Six in Rich Coffroth Handicap
- Raving Entries
- Arry and Butts Win Finals of A. A. U. Boxing Tournament
- Tilden Loses Another Net Title
- Race Results
- Clawson and Ham Surprise by Win
- Idaho Graid Boss Given Leave to Make Trip East
- New World's Record Set in Track Meet
- Smelter, Z. C. M. I. Are Still Tied for Lead in League
- Puget Sound College Loses to Columbia U.
- New York Boat Wins Miami Race
- Late Rally Decides Game for Los Angeles
- Coast Golfers to Play Friendly Game for a Small Pot of $25,000
- Cornell Winner in Wrestling Meet
- Idaho Falls Harrier Winner in Two-Mile Cross Country Event
- Callies, Ogden and S. L. Soccerites Win
- Mission Bears Lose to Pittsburg Club
- National Catholic Hig Hoop Purney near End
- New National Net Champs Crowned
- 'Bib Bill' Nearly through?
- Hi School Heads Outline Track Schedule
- Helen Wills O End Campaign on Rivera Courts
- Bears Loose Meet to U. S. C. Stars at Los Angeles
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- Engineers Teady for Play
- Alice Joyce Stars in Victory Film
- Music
- Four Leading Film Players Appearing in Dramas at Local Showhouses This Week
- The Man without a Country at Kinema
- Thead Bara Back
- Freak Linguistic Case.
- Farmer Fasts Fifty Days.
- Dentist Got It
- Winds of Chance' Begins at Gem
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- Crimson Drops State Swimming Championship to Cougar Paddlers
- Infield Will be Weak Spot of Mission Bears in Flag Race
- Pitching Staff Rated among the Best
- Hoppe and Schaefer to Meet for 18.1 Title
- Jockeys and Owners Are Ruled off Track for Life
- Foru Important Changes Made in Football Rules
- Hillyards Win U. S. Basketball Honors
- Vargas Suffers Fourth Defeat in Cue Meet
- Bears Working Hard to Round into Shape
- Hoff Shatters Mark Tenth Time
- Sixteen Qualify for 250-Mile Auto Race
- Trojans, Bears Split in Double-Head Bill
- Yale Swimmers Easy Winners in Dual Meet
- Australasian Star to Run in England
- Murray Arrives at Lagoon Track
- Auerbach Confident of Victory over Ketchell
- Farrell is Badly Beaten in "Pro" Golf Tournament
- Fifth Ward Wins Provo 'M' Men's Hoop Tourney
- Cheyenne High Wins Wyoming Hoop Title
- Four Teams Still in Catholic Hoop Meet
- New St. Louis Twirlers Turn in 5-1 Victory
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- News Notes from Our Indian Reporter
- Commercial Paper Mart Quiet on Pacific Coast
- Leviathan Opens Season.
- Strengthen Planes for Student Work
- Captain Dollar Defies Age at 84
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- Deer, Chickens, Cat Go to Make up Queer Family
- Pimentoes for Kansas.
- Poison Dose Secret.
- Steals Pocketbook.
- Oldest War Veterans.
- Thirst Leads to Cell.
- Exchangne of Wives.
- Petrified Oysters.
- "Buddy" is a Success.
- Barred When Baby.
- Mail from Airplanes.
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- Peking Cabinet Has Resigned
- Robbers Nearly Wreck Bahamas
- Hero of Meuse on Retired List
- Mother, Tots Run down.
- The Candle of Faith or the Light That Failed?
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- On Way to Prison after Two Escapes
- Mexico Stockmen Ask Debt Relief
- War Against Riffs to be Resumed
- L. A. Banker Dies.
- City Noses Are Keener.
- Storm Started it All.
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- Pressure Again Felt in Wall Street but Resistance Encountered is Stronger
- Markets at a Glance
- Butter Shows a Better Market
- Metals and Money
- Marland Purchases Retail Oil Concern
- New York Quotations
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- Spot Cotton Markets to Hold Confab
- Mining Notes
- Wheat Market Bears Price More
- New York Bonds
- Wall Street Briefs
- N. Y. Curb Market
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- Uncil Confba is Unopposed
- Federal Departments in Favor of Coal Contract
- Christian Science Talk Will be Given Today
- Agricultural Conditions in Basin Declared Good
- Sevier River Bridge Case Set for March 23
- Letters Galore in Leiter Case
- Matteotti Case Evidence Closes
- New Trial Asked in Case Against City
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- Sensational Breaks in Prices of Leading Silver-Lead Issues Oon Local Exchange
- S. L. Mining Stocks
- Bond Trend in Narrow Groove
- Westland Oil Gets Valuable Acreage in Southern Utah Field
- Livestock
- [Illegible] Fresh Fruit Exported by U. S.
- [Illegible] U. S. Cotton Crop Sets a Record
- Empire Mines Cuts Forty-Foot Vein
- [Illegible] Futures Steady with Fair Covering
- Franc Falls to New Low Point
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Lead Develops Firmer Tone; Copper is Quiet, but Steady
- Rubber
- Boston Wool Market
- Cotton Market
- Grain Notes
- Local Securities
- Past Week is Reactionary
- Grains, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- Active Amriet Outlook for Bonds
- Dry Goods.
- St. Joseph.
- Stock Market Averages.
- Turpentine.
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- Buy British Goods' Campaign Hard Blow to House of Commons
- Tyrol Problem is Italian Question
- Paris Modistes Say Americans Best Clients
- British Unemployed Saved from Exposure and Famine by Labor Insurance Fund
- Drifting Snow Causes Radio Interference
- Norwegian Embassy Found Too Expensive
- Russia's Oldest Man Dies at Age of 138
- Perfumes to Match Frocks, London Fad
- [Illegible] Wine Cack Surpassed in Size
- Chinese Counterfeiters Now So Skillful That Banks Must Hire Big Corps of Experts
- Florida-Born Idea Urged for England
- King George is Enthusiastic on Grid Sideline
- Berlin Suffers from Professional Fasters Exploiting Cunning
- Melts Gold Coins for Bullion Profit
- Lady Malcolm Leads Dance with Butler
- Former Royal Home Mecca for Children
- London Society Women See 'Utilities' in Making
- English Indorse Phonetic Spelling
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- Wets Joyful over Results of Dry Polls
- Livestock Entry List Breaks All Records
- Stuffed Geese
- Many Arrests
- Kiddies Will Miss Thrill of Circus Parade
- Breaks Teacher's Arms.
- Big Storage Egg Gain.
- To Abolish Arabic.
- Fascisti Ban Elections.
- Hiker Helps at Fire.
- Poisoned Corn Foud.
- Revised Grazing Bill Agreed To
- Blind Man Runs Telephone Switchboard for 25 Years
- Arrived with 5 Cents.
- Two Are Charged with Possession of Lique
- 'Bargain' Salesman Sought in Ogden
- Epworth League Institute Opens
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- Enters Plea of Not Guilty to Killing Infant
- Exiled Opera Star, in Overalls, Sings as He Toils on Liner
- Belled Buzzard 44 Years Old Shot down in Gerorgia
- None of His Business.
- Beecher's Historic Plymouth Chruch Holds Its Spiritual Atmosphere Against Commerce
- Elk Raising Makes 'Rangers' of Housewives
- Boone's Vision of 150 Years Ago Realized
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- Mail Education Urged for Boys of All Nations
- King Declines Legacy.
Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-03-21 | Page 4 | Book Detective Has Capacity for Hard Work
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1926-03-21 |
| 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/s6x07g27 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6x07g27 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Book Detective Has Capacity for Hard Work |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1926-03-21 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 4 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6x07g27/16080772 |