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- Asks to with World Capital
- Heads Grain Company
- Body is Taken to Newark
- Workers Are Sealed in Tunnel
- Relief Goal Almost Reached
- Indiana Group Honors Monther of Abe Lincoln
- D'Autremont Rests under Shadow of Old Hangman's Tree
- Flames Destroy State Printery
- Fate of French Airmen Remains Mystery; Hope for Safety Fading
- The Route of the Transatlantic Fliers
- Nevadans Held as Embezzlers
- San to Shine on Dead Man's Face in Glass Tomb
- Hicks Saying Still Mystery; Hoax is Denied
- Guards Ordered for Pual Kelly in Murder Trial
- Gray and Mrs. Snyder Thinks They Have Chance
- Catholic Church Remains Silent on Alfred Smith
- America Will Supervise Vote in Nicaragua
- American to Wed Calles' Daughter
- Mississippi River Reaches New High Level Just Above New Orleans
- Democrats Urged to Back All Laws
- James Roosevelt Dies
- Frenchmen Hop off over Atlantic
- Ramsay Macdonald Nearly Recovered
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- $2936 Damages Asked by Accord in Eviction Suit
- Woman Judge to Speak in Salt Lake
- To Decorate Officers Graves Made
- Arrested for Transporting Liquor
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- Bennion Will Speak at L. D. S. U. 330 Will Graduate at West High
- Knife Death to be Probed
- Wasatch Ward to Hold Mother's Day Pageant
- John Montgomery Dies at Hospital Saturday
- $17,732 Earned by Bear River Valley Phone Co
- Man Injured as Car Upsets in Callision
- Woman, Girl Hit by Autos
- Salt Lake Ad Men to Give Dance on May 13
- Mother's Day to be Observed in Utah Sunday
- Lighting Kills Horse, but Man Escapes Unhurt
- John Montgomery Dies in Hospital
- Snow Fall Sin Many Sections of State
- Public Invited to Hear Barker Address
- S. L. Oratorio Society to Start Rehearsals
- Chimney Sparks Start Fire in Hornung Home
- Former Missionaries Will be Honor Guests
- Gallagher Visits S. L.
- Face Grave Charge
- Life Sentence for Assaulter of Girl Urged
- Way Paved for Snow, Brown Suit
- Two Are Charged with Issuing Bad Checks
- Fowler Motion to Dismiss Charge Denied
- 2 Years Recommended for Forger of Check
- 18 Months Urged for Two Check Forgers
- Births Announced
- Find Community Chest Valuable
- Special Autis Show Excellent Condition
- Gwlym Jones Dies
- To Attend Conference
- College Musicians to Give Concert
- Federal Aid Road Funds Are Received
- Riswold Will Erect Steunenberg Memorial
- Glade to Speak
- To Distribute Pennants
- Utah Firm Will Grade 40 Miles of O. S. L. Track
- Community Chest Drive Will Open Monday
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- Story Great Outdoors Contained in Book
- Problems in Book
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- New Portrayal of Morley Made by Francis Hirst
- Likable Waster Holds Interest in Macgrath Book
- A Human Shakespeare
- More Honors for Women Authors; Splendid Novels Claim Attention
- He Knows His Russia
- Heyward Leaves for Continent
- Wonderful Portrait
- Japan and the East
- Unreal Tensity Found in 'Grist' by Edwin Litsey
- Jovial Hoosier Poet May Become Riley's Successor
- Two Women-the Only Heroes in the War
- Marvelous Mechanical Discovery Exploited in Book by John Taine
- Author's Appearance Belies Reputation
- With Utah Poets
- Religious Book Weel Written
- Wet, Practical and Violent
- Want Price Good Women?
- Periclean Romance Theme of Gertrude Atherton's Latest Book
- 'Saints in Sussex' Now Obtainable
- Intellectual Adventure
- Evoe's Poem
- Divorce Problem Treated in Book on Family Life
- Hectic Happenings among Shipwrecked Household Related
- Whimsical Study
- Irish Setting of 'Un-Irish' Novel Confuses Readers
- Censorship in Moscow
- Coincidence
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- Service Star Meets May 13
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- Convict Attorney of Taking Bribe
- Denver Gas Price Up
- Lone Officer Takes Yaquis
- Furniture Saved from Fire at Post
- Snow Continues to Sweep Montana
- Petting Parties Now Banned from Movies
- Berlin Has Store Branch Postoffices
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- Bishop Mead Will Lead M. E. Conference
- Sturdevant Edits New York Paper
- Washington County Value is Higher
- Former Editor of Indianapolis Dies
- Two other Fellers
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- East High School Track Team Captures Regional Championship
- Soccer Results
- Kansas 'University Wins Triangular Meet
- Local Amateurs to Play Third Round Contests
- Davis Cup Play
- Navy Oarsmen Win over Harvard Eight
- Middie Oarsmen Triumph over Harvard
- Helen's Babe is First in Feature Race at Louisville
- Louisiana Golf Star Wins New Honors
- Coast League
- Missions Take Fourth Consecutive Game
- Angels Trim Oaks in Close Contest
- Portland Pitcher Blanks Hollywood
- Senators Lose Chance to Take Top Position
- Osmand Beaten by Western in Derby Trial
- Yale Oarsmen Continue Long String of Wins
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- Andrews Meets Gordon in Windup Bout
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- Wynnewood Wins before 10,000 Race Fans Who Brave Stormy Weather
- Oregon U. Track Team Noses out Washington
- International League
- Southern Association
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- Cubs Tip over New York Giants
- Abbott's Speed Takes English Turf Event
- Telegram from Chart
- Yanks Capture First Game in West
- Whip Crimson in Dual Track Met
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- New Capital of Australia Opens Monday
- Yard Has Thief -Catching Powder
- Nungesser to Guard Flight Across Atlantci by Display of Weird Device on Plane
- Charleston Adept Charms Cannibals
- Model Russian Farm Run by Americans
- Man Regains Sight When 77 Years Old
- Plan Charleston Ban after Four Collapse
- Plan Nonstop Flight to India
- Says Yankee News Style is Superior
- Chorus Girls Stranded in China Had First-Class, Unsigned Contract
- International Music Festival Opens under League Auspices
- Italian Airmen Not Allowed to Marry until 30
- $30,000 Treasure is Unearthed in Cuba
- London Puzzled by Epidemic of 'Mirror Suicides'
- Wild Animals Haunt London after Dark
- Liberated Turkish Women Can Amass Wealth under New Code; Lady Magazine Publisher Leads
- Ex-College Men Chinese Leaders
- Russia Gets inside 'Dope' on Ku Klux Klan
- Moving Mountain Threatens Highway
- Immigrant Brides Gather in Havana
- Claims Dances Develop Odd Gaits
- 'Crazy' Waistcoat is New Woman's Style
- French Girls Prefer to Do 'Women's Work'
- Parisians Not Worried over Legion's Visit
- Paris Jay Walkers to Get P. G. Course
- Plan to 'Rejuvenate' Houses of Parliament
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- Enjoying Life in America
- Complicated Life
- "Provinces" No Longer
- A Worthy Newspaper Career
- More Trees-Fewer Floods
- Helping the Farmer to Help Himself
- The Child Theatre Movement
- As I. Remember
- Know Utah
- Then and Now
- Sand Lot Scandals
- Plenty of Faith
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- How to Keep out of Jail
- "Figgers" Lie in Merle Shea's Case
- Old Masters
- Sizing Him Up
- Queer Quirks of Nature
- Here's Now
- What's Your Pet Peeve
- Need for Fresh
- All He Knew
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- Foreign Claims Present Crop of Heavyweight Challengers Below
- Catholic Golf Course Will Open on May 30
- American Hoop Loop to Meet at Chicago
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- Springville Has Vet Baseball Outfit
- Can He Beat Andrews?
- Utah and B. Y. U. to Stage Track Meet Saturday
- 350 Horses to Contest at Rend
- American League
- Cleveland Triumphs in 11-Inning Game
- Four Pitchers Fail to Stop Washington
- Race Entries
- Bob Fothergill Tops Big Show in Stick Work
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- Current Attractions
- Otis Skinner Coming to S. L. Theatre May 19th
- Joint Concert by B. Y. U. Orchestra and U. Glee Club
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- "up in Mable's Room," Otto Harbach's Fast, Frivolous Farce of Feminine Foibles, to be This Week's Laugh Bill at Wilkes
- Snappy Comedy Will Start at Wilkes Today
- Young Violinist Feature Soloist
- 'Shanghai Gesture' at S. L. Theatre Tuesday May 10th
- Many Thrills Scheduled for Orpheum Fans
- School of Music to Graduate Five Students
- International Jacket
- Luncheon Dish
- One-Sided Effects
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- L. A. Stock Firm to Reorganize
- Prowlers Are Busy
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- "Dark Horses" Rule Theatre This Season
- Accuses Briger
- Romance Ended, but Man Must Pay
- Drunken Driven Cases is Scheduled May 13
- No Way Out
- Made Maid Mad
- Two Butte Miners Killed by Blast
- Pickpockets Active
- Two Plead Not Guilty to Prohibition Charges
- Deny Liquor Charge
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- Callies to Play Salt Lake in Daynes Cup Soccer Championship
- Hunter, Tilden Clinch Title in Berlin Matches
- Burton Elected to Lead West High Net Team
- Boise High Wins Southwest Title
- Federal Reserve Bank Nine Loses to Prison
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- Carry Y. Hopes in State Collegiate Tennis Race
- Ty Cobb Denies Report of Suspension
- British Driver is Disqualified
- Wasatch Academy Annexes Region 4-Track Tourney
- Milwaukee Bowlers Claim New Record
- France Crowns New Golf Champ
- Golf Clubs Hold Tourneys despite Weather
- Wichita Business Men Buy Boxer's Contract
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- Children of Divorce' Attraction Showing at the Paramount
- McCune Graduation Exercises to be Held of Friday
- Recital be Given Friday
- Violinist in Club Concert
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- Biring Tone to the Town
- "Resurrection," Great Tolstoy Masterpiece, Coming to Victory Theatre on May 14th
- Fatty Arbuckle Popular Feature on Pantages Bill
- Monte Blue in "the Brute," at the American
- Pupils of Inez Littlie in Program
- Noted Tenor to Vacation Here
- "Grapsy and Marta," Famous Radio Broadcasters of the Pacific Coast Now at the Paramount-Empress Theatre
- Charles Ray and Leatrice Joy Starring at Gem
- Evening Headdress
- Mother's Day Concert at Liberty Park Sunday
- String Orchestra is Organized by Albert Shepherd
- Laura La Plante in "Live Thrill" Now at Victory
- Lon Chancey in "Tell it to the Marines" at Kinema
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- Big Dam Alters Flow of River
- State Gome Association Builds Clubhouse
- Funeral Services for D. A. Fowler Monday
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- Parent-Teachers Choose Officers
- Railway Sued for Death of Two Boys
- Will Open Bids for New Equipment May 10
- Rotary Sponsors Pet and Hobby Exhibit
- Clubwomen to Meet May 14 at Mt. Plesant
- Religion Classes Graduate Sunday
- Dr. Taylor Heads Provo Rotary Club
- Trustee to Sell Portland Paper
- Kiwanis Club Hears Mother's Day Program
- Gold Star Mothers Guests of Auxiliary
- Payment Prompt on Telegram Accident Policy Estate of Mrs. C. E. Blakeney Receives $500
- New Book at Library
- The Veteran
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- Investment Rails and Public Utilities Prominent in Advance That Lifted over Score of Securities to New Peaks
- Metals and Money
- Wall Street Briefs
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- New York Quotations
- Investment Bonds Are in Demand
- Wool Market
- New York Bond Market
- Lead is Only Easy
- Electrical Refrigeration is Generally Accept
- Bank Statement
- Chicago Potatoes
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- Futures Trading Halts
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- Heavy Battle Taking Place N. W. of Hankow
- First Commencement Music Recital Monday
- Student Body Officers Chosen at Ephraim
- Junior Literary Club Chooses New Officers
- Services Held for Addie Snow Cloward
- Arthur Highfield Held on Statory Charge
- Son is Born
- Reef's Lese Majesty Humbles Naval Monarch
- Mrs. Rinehart
- Veteran O. S. L. Engineer Dies of Family Home
- Blair Pleads Guilty to Auto Theft Charge
- Bruce McRee, Vet Actor, Dead in N. Y.
- Demurrer Filed in Snow Polygamy Case
- No Trick at All
- 300 New Yorkers to Visit Logan May 24
- Native of England Dies at Age of 80
- Good Scotch
- Logan Scouts to Hold Archery Contest May 21
- Births Exceed Deaths
- Rambouillet Rams Shipped to Texas
- School Receives Gifts
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- Production Hurts Industry
- Weekly Review of Financial Markets
- Grain Delivery Trading is Suspended
- Assessment Notices
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- California Interests Take over Oil Holding in Uintah County
- New York Curb Market
- Mining, Oil and Financial Notes
- Rubber Market
- Wheat Scores Fast Upturn
- Piggly Wiggly Western Sales, Profits Increase
- Liberal Offerings Put Butter off Half Cent
- Coffee Opens Higher, but is Easier at Close
- Dairy Produce, Grains Provisions
- Iron King Leads Sharp Rally of East Tintic Issues as Reports of New Development Campaigns Circulate
- Local Securities
- Cotton Market
- Sugar Market
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- Texas League
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- Now You Ask One
- Tornado Kills One in Kansas
- Harvard Newspapermen Beat Princeton Nine
- Seven Salt Lake Players Will Arrive Tuesday
- Washington State Nine Beats Montana Again
- Washington Whips Oregon at Track
- Scouting Builds up Womanhood
- St. Ann's Reaches Nedy Children
- College Baseball
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- Colorful Clothes Are New York's Only Sign of Approaching Spring
- Paddock Receives Trip to Jail for Speed
- Missouri Track Team Loses to Oklahoma
- American Association
- Norwegian Heavyweight Signs for Ten Rounds
- Roller Skaters Capture Chicago
- Western League
- Portland Coffee Company Robbed
- New World's Bowling Record Set Saturday
- Montana U. Track Team Scores Victory
- English Soccer League Finishes Playing Season
- Maid Found with Skull Crushed
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- Girls's Friendly Home Meets Urgent Need
- Local News
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- American Red Cross Always in Field to Aid When Most Needed
- Orphans Home Vital in Social Activities
- Blind Persons Aided When Need Arises
- Family Service is Oldest Relief Body
- Tide Will Turn
- Salvation Army is 'Good Angel' to Poor
- St. Mark's Assn. Has Fifty Years' Record
- Jewish Women Are Active in Charity
- Catholic League Aids Afflicted
- America Volunteers Help Poor and Needy
- Sarah Daft Home Offers Home Life
- Y. W. C. A. Gives Unique Service to Women
- Blind Find Solace in Reading Room
- Travelers' Aid Helps Many in Salt Lake
- Legal Aid Society is Boon to Poor
- Scout Organization Serves 1900 Boys
- 330 Students to Graduate at West High
- Vienna Soccer Team Trims Chicago Stars
- Neighborhood House is 'Community Heart
Salt Lake Telegram | 1927-05-08 | Page 25 | Son is Born
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1927-05-08 |
| 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/s6mk7mj7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6mk7mj7 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Son is Born |
| Type | birth |
| Date | 1927-05-08 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 25 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6mk7mj7/19881189 |