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- French Join British in Mighty Thrust
- Hungarian Favors Wilson as Peace Intermediary
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- United States and Japan Talk via Marconi Wireless
- Battenburg Prince Weds Slav Countess
- Labor Asks Hearing.
- $200,000 Freight Depot for Salt Lake City
- Regulation of Births is Aim of Body
- Mexican Deadlocks Commission Work
- California Recount Gives G. O. P. Little Hope
- Wilson Sets Thanksgiving Day Nov. 30
- Americans on Way to Mexican Coast
- Runciman Planning Food Restrictions for Great Britain
- Parral Yankees Safe
- Dry Democracy Battle Planned by W. J. Bryan
- Colonel House Pays Visit to White House
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- Police Chief Frames Rules for Cabarets
- [Illegible] Soldier Seeks His Missing Son
- Barnes to Address Bankers.
- Policeman Seeks Mercy for Convict
- Spencer to Attend Washington Meeting
- Buys Fine Stock for Nevada Ranch
- Compromise Effected.
- Warmer Weather Today's Forecast
- Fines Are Refunded to State by County
- Campaign is Opened by Manufacturers
- Rush is Expected Wets Rule for Day Supply Enlarged
- Students of L. D. S. Parade in Streets
- Waffle Man Has Sad News for Patrons
- Big Payroll Changes $75,000 to Democrats
- Hi Cost Brings New Conundrum
- Food for Thought, but Not Much for Rapacious Appetite
- Jordan Co-Eds Stem Tide of Living Cost
- Western Pacific Spends a Million
- Whiskers Will Grow for Two Months
- Steam Turned on in Interurban Station
- Marvelous Cure of Leper is Imaginary
- Service for Cole to be Held Thursday
- Only Two Dairies Fall below Par
- Homestead Exempt High Court Holds
- Demand for Coal Grows; Supply Low
- Patrons Appeal to Traction Company for Cars
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- Butte Mines Close When Cold Wave Sweeps City
- Election in Cuba is Still in Doubt
- Live Stock Bureaus for West Planned
- Chinese Labor Corps Organized by British
- New York Central to Test 8 Hour Law by Injunction Suit
- America Shivering; Storm Warning Out
- Huge Melon Cut by Western Sugar Co.
- Mrs. Boissevain Dying, is Report
- Reprisal in Russia Against Captured German Officers
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- U. S. Cannot Escape Duty to France, Woman Says
- Employes Guests at Monthly Banquet
- Local News
- Local News
- Finds $10 in Own Pocket; Spurns It
- Court Holds Hubby as "Bail" for Wife
- Married Hour before Her Mother's Funeral
- Traffic Policemen in N. Y. Have Hard Problem
- Old Bed Gone, He Can't Go to Sleep
- "Loaded" Dice Cost Him $650, Testifies
- Man Leaps to Death off Brooklyn Bridge
- Future Admirals Are to be Examined
- Boy Kills Sister in "Indian" Play
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- Provo and Utah Valley
- Cured by Horse, Ringville Man Dies
- Aged Woman Dies.
- School Election Set.
- Lunch for Clubmen.
- Russell Appointed Secretary to King
- [Illegible] Fishermen Hear No Lecture
- Pleads Self Defense.
- Pioneer Tells Experiences.
- Teachers Have Funds.
- Shriners Give Ball.
- Miss Babcock Going East
- Freight Traffic Heavy.
- Loan Bureau Discussed.
- Street Remains Closed.
- Ogden Marriage Licenses.
- Gov. Spry Attends Ogden Charity Ball
- Ogden and Weber County
- Superintendent Bell Promoted by U. P.
- Chief Deputy Resigns.
- Local News
- Youthful Stars at Pantages Today
- Military Training Subject of Debates
- Local News
- Talesmen Are Loath to Try Slayers
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- Editorials by the People
- Local News
- U. S. Atorney General Will Push Selected Suit to Decision.
- Column of Strays
- Union Pacific Orders Cars worth $1,800,000
- Second Class for Playwrights Formed
- The Stage Theatres the Screen
- Stocking is Honored.
- Potash Company to File.
- Big Gain Shown in Building Permit
- Labor's Best Friend
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- Utah's Varsity Now Ready for Big Championship [Illegible]
- Bowling
- Begin Fight to Reinstate Ouimet
- Bank Fails to Open; Cashier Not Located
- Monster Terminal Planned at Bayonne
- Yost is "Hurry Up" Coach No Longer
- U. S. Awaits Reply on Deportation Protest
- Eureka Soccer Team Wins Trophy
- Golf Makes Scots Lean, Hungry Race
- Denver Also Wants Meeting of Minors
- Boulder Has a Battered Eleven
- Twenty-Two Not Really a Game Rifle; Use it for Better Marksmanship
- Southern Teams Lead in Scoring
- Final H. S. Game of the Season
- Bingham High Team Starts Season Right
- Bill Foley, Old Ball Player, Dead
- Dope from Football Camps
- Entries for Aquatic Meet Will Close Tonight
- Physical Education Society Will Meet
- Northwestern Will Alson Cut Limit
- Aggies Hope to Win One Game
- Salt Lake [Illegible] Arrive at [Illegible] Orleans
- Stoney Repress Logan Sport
- Grapplers Meet [Illegible]
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- Alice Takes Holiday for Sightseeing Excursion
- Boy Scouts Urged to Aid Health Move
- Buyers Give Dinner.
- Engineers Hear Lecture.
- Salt Lake Boy is High Roller
- "some" Gripping Story at the Paramount-Empress Tomorrow
- Salt Lake People Flayed in Sermon
- Card Party Tomorrow.
- Manufacturers Boost.
- Heiner Buys Home from Thos. R. Cutler
- Railroad Excursions for the McCormack Concert
- Shippers Get Relief Hearing to be Held
- Rasmussen Takes Trip.
- Expect Hot Time at School Fire Probe
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- Murray Midvale Sandy
- Confident of Future, Company Expands
- Barrel of Wine Causes Arrests
- Brown Must Resign for Better Position
- Movie Picture House for West Jordan
- Murray Canning Plant Season Ends
- To be Married Thursday
- Murray to Extend Its Sewer System
- Local News
- Tractor Company Will Help County
- No Excuse Left for Losing One's Way in Progressive Murray
- University Faculty Seeks More Power
- Cannon Quits to Enter Real Estate
- Russia Guarantees Poland's Autonomy
- $60,000 Libel Suit Echo of Ax Murders
- Woman Bankrupt to be Financed in Chicken Farming
- Wyche Inspects Lines.
- Book Prices Advance
- Utah Boys to [Illegible] Border All Win
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- Riginal Bannack Has 20,000 Tons Ready for Shipment
- Nevada Stock.
- Minneapolis Wheat.
- Local Metal Market.
- Improved Tone to the Local Stock List on First Call
- New York Metals.
- Americans in London.
- New York Curb Stocks.
- New York Stock List.
- Rails Go down; other Stocks Up
- Europe after Copper Metal and Cables Requirements
- Gold Hill Mines Gets Rich Copper Ore in No. 3 Tunnel
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- Salt Lake Statistics
- Funerals
- Births Reported.
- Mines Development Ships Rich Lead Ore
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1916-11-15 | Page 1 | Battenburg Prince Weds Slav Countess
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-11-15 |
| 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/s6jt0zc8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jt0zc8 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Battenburg Prince Weds Slav Countess |
| Type | wedding |
| Date | 1916-11-15 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jt0zc8/15967223 |