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- G. A. R. Man Buried in the Potter's Field
- Senator Walsh Tells of Convention Action on Tolls
- Mexicans Promise Speedy Action
- Gee! the Small Ones Are Now up-to-Date
- Underhill Funeral
- Governorship Race in Oregon Narrows
- Huerta's Envoys Reach the National Capital
- Will Urge Public to Shop Early
- Governors Honor Mrs. Bonnemort
- For N. Y. Fair Building
- Sixty Hours of Fun Promised by Price
- Hey Job for Yuh!
- Right on the Dot Came Said Storm
- Rehearing in Cases of Three Labor Leaders is Begun
- Three Mediators Discussing Our Trouble with Mexico
- Commission Gets after Shortweight Dealers in Butter
- Population Gains 7000 in Year, Says Building Inspector
- Harriman's Words Being Proved True
- "Morrow Was Slain and We Will Prove it"
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- Kaibab Forest Another National Wonderland
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- Unveil Statue to Commodore Barry
- Fire Destroys Fortune in Cotton
- Says Navy Tests Are Not Severe
- Field Guns Marines Now Use in Their Control of Vera Curz
- Military Rule Proves Successful in Colorado
- Militia Officers Will Tell Defense Story Today
- Russian Aviator Killed
- 'Golden Rule' Mayor Begins Duties as Minister
- Heir to Millions; Continues Teaching
- To Observe Peace Sunday Tomorrow
- Police Charge Strike Mob
- Oh, We Don't Know; it May be So!
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- Editorial Page
- Pavement like Rippling Sea
- Will the Children Wade in Mud?
- Travel Talks on Egypt at Utah Theatre Tomorrow
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- Editorials by the People
- "Damaged Goods" to be Shown Here
- At the Theatres
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- Gripping Drama at the Rex Tomorrow
- "Traffic in Souls" to be Shown
- Mrs. and Mrs. Andelin to Appear at Garrick
- Men like Lincoln in Hodge's Plays
- New Vaudeville Program Tomorrow at The
- Eight Ponderous Bears At
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- U. S. Cavalry Badly in Need of Horses
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- Orchestra Leaders to Appear in 'Movies'
- Youth's Courtesy to Aged Woman Brings Him Fortune
- Wants Government Pipe Line Control
- No Bidders for Ship
- Famous War Nurse Dead
- Widow Held for Crime
- English Speaking Stock the Greatest
- To Bring Paris Dance Hall to New York
- Local News
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- Lieutenant Becker and Wife at Trial for Rosenthal's Murder
- Bar Committee May Probe Alleged Breach of Legal; Ethics
- Who Got the New Haven Graft?
- Local Norwegians to Begin Their Celebrttion Today
- Weather Report
- Jos. Hansen's Daughter Dies
- Local News
- Local News
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- Local News
- Professor Young Leaves
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- Day Race Will Revive Bike Race Interest
- Joseph H. Young Chosen President
- Miss Jacobs Now Mrs. Reger
- City Bonds Are Corrected
- Local News
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- Mrs. Jacketta McCune-Green Weds Becomes Bride of Jay A. Quealy
- Cop Cops Wheel-is Copped
- Park Assigns News Stands
- Jakob Bolin Service Tomorrow
- Hugh School Chorus at May Festival
- Public Market is Certain Success
- Utah Electric Club Inspects Orem Line
- Memorial Day Plans Are Made
- Postoffice Change Promotes Two Good Men
- Manufactures to Address Parents
- Can a Woman Keep a Secret? Yes-When She's Married
- Hotly Contested Games Played Today in the Telegram League
- Development League Selects Secretary
- Stories of the Street
- Lund Honored at Scriptural Age
- Idaho Lands Are to be Opened
- Local Briefs
- Data is Prepared For
- Only Three in West, Says Wesley King
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- Whitman Says State Case Will be Finished next Monday
- Decides Land Suit in Mrs. Wilson's Favor
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- Music Notes
- Indict Tom Watson on Serious Charge
- Must Remove 15 Naval Officers
- Gen. Muniz is Premier
- Standard Oil Cuts Price
- Supplies for U. S. Troops
- The Weather
- Youthful Musicians to Appear in Concert Here
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- Sport Gossip
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- Will the Minors Join Hands With Federal League?
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- The Fighting Man
- Zion's State National Ball Team, Leaders in Bankers' League
- Decide to Hold Races
- Defiance Registered
- They Liked the Play
- Weather is Fine for the Regatta
- Eight Entries for Big Balloon Race
- Holding Dual Meet
- Zbyszko Defeats Henry Ordemann
- Annual College Meet on Today
- Yale Favorite in Meet with Harvard
- About the Amateurs
- Bicycle Road Race Tomorrow Morning
- Yesterday's Local Game in Box
- Kolehmainen Cannot Get Life Insurance on Account of Weak Heart
- Cobb's is Again Feature of Week
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- Securing of a New Coach is Boost for U
- American Golfers Make Poor Showing
- Diamond Dust
- Ogden Wins Hard Fought Contest
- Murray's Hitting Beats Boise Again
- Rugby Games to be Part of Exposition
- Deake Beats Iowa
- American Four Wins
- Sign Alliance
- College Baseball
- Two Telegram League Umpires
- Feds Hand Jolts to the Majors at Will
- As the Society Editor Saw the Game Yesterday
- Roped Arena
- Semi-Pro and Amateur Games
- Federal to Stay with Kansas City
- Death of Dr. Bolin a Severe Shock to the Utah Students
- Danny O'Brien and Eddie Madison Headliners
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- Ford Motor Sells over $200,000,000 worth of Cars
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- Says it Pays to Advertise Religion
- Auto Man Upholds Higher Freight Rate
- The Passing of the "Hired Girl"
- Ammunition for Troops
- Franklin Business Increase over Last Year
- Motorcycle Notes
- Baseball
- Yesterday's Games
- Cub Catcher Has Method of Own of Handling His
- Mexican Delegates Are Furnished Private Cars
- Betting on Race of Giant Ocean Liners
- Rebels Have Captured Another Mexican Port
- Penn and Cornell
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- Ray Con.'S Report for First Quarter of 1914
- Stocks Weaken on Closing Session
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- Ohio Copper Meet on June 3 to be Lively
- Knight Mill to Operate Regularly
- Silliman on His Way, but Railroads Delay
- Are School Books Held up by Railroad in Mexico?
- Local News
- Early Heaviness of Short Duration
- 1 Dead, 11 Hurt When Cage Drops
- Death Sentence Inspires a Poem
- Grand Central Has New Copper Ore Deposit
- Governor to Leave on Inspection Tour
- Labor Dance at Lake Wednesday
- Fear Outbreak of Pestilence at Mazatlan
- Local News
- Kermit Roosevelt Going to Madrid to Wed
- Seven Separate; One is Jailed
- Score for Week: Pinks, 20; Blues, 32
- Real Estate Transfers
- Births
- Bank Clearings
- Yansci Dolly to Become a Bride
- At the Mehesy
- In Days of War
- Hillstrom Motion Goes Over
- School Teachers Entertained
- Local News
- Local News
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1914-05-16 | Page 16 | Zion's State National Ball Team, Leaders in Bankers' League
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1914-05-16 |
| 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/s69c8523 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69c8523 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Zion's State National Ball Team, Leaders in Bankers' League |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1914-05-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 16 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69c8523/19933124 |