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- S. Attorney Linked with Violators
- United States Army Men Who Will Circle Globe, Starting from Santa Monica Monday
- Inspection of Tax Returns is Authorized
- Trinidad Mayor Dies
- Judge Places Girl Forger on Probation
- Actress Files Charge Against Hanna Heirs
- Gates Exonerated of Murder Charge
- M' Adoo Makes Stand Clear on Klansmen
- L. A. Resident, 102, Much Improved
- Tremors Shake Chile
- World Fliers to Disregard Time Record
- Utah Concern Given Record Rail Contract
- Cluff Joins in Move to End Gasoline Ring
- Scotch Artist, Deported, Has Harsh Feeling
- Infected Stock Destroyed and Buried, Report
- Prohibition Agents Sued for $100,000
- Vicious Piffle, Says Mellon, Meaning Means
- House Solons Will Complete Bribery Probe
- Thaw Settles Gump Action for $25,000
- Merchant Marine Needs Considered
- Spencer Succeeds Lenroot
- Missing Mate Suspected as Wife Slayer
- Shoup Settles Libel Action out of Court
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- Plant to be State Event
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- Broad Blocks Need Outlets to Save Time, Army Man Says
- Final Day for Filing Returns Not Strenuous
- Two Murder Trials Will Open Monday
- Births Exceed Deaths by 33 for Past Week
- S. L. Tax Revenue Means $44.10 for Every Resident
- Clean-up Week in S. L. Will Open April 7
- Wasatch Mountain Club Issues New Year Book
- Evans Appointed to Make Investigation
- Joroan Board Rules Against Church Class
- 100 per Cent Federal Aid is Welcomed
- Lucy Gates on Symphony Program
- Scores Seeking Military Training
- Utah Main's Grandfather Now 106 Believed Oldest Mason in Nation Personal Physician to Henry Clay
- Four Concerns Are Directed to Pay State
- Salt Lake Irish Arrange Program
- Daughters of Pioneers to Present Opera
- Seeks Compensation
- Mine Officials Trace Blast to Gas Room
- Writ of Review is Granted in Grier Case
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- Of Portrayed in Late Novel
- Helps Make Fiction
- In Making
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- Writer and Mate Take Matrimonial Vacation
- Mars Unbends to Beauty
- Borah Speeches Are Published in Book Form
- Book to Help Police Officers
- New Cook Book Provides Helps for Housewives
- Under the Reading Lamp
- Seven Brothers and Sister Unite in Producing Masterpieces
- Setting for Snappy Story for Boys Found in Great Salt Lake
- Mother's Love for Old Home Wrecks Family
- Dialogues of Molnar, Crisp and Refreshing
- Coolidge Likened to Singed Cat
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- Butterfly Chaser to Killer, Transition of Cloninger in "Magnolia" at the Wilkes
- "The Wildcat" to be Melford Production
- Musical Program at Phillips Congregational
- Take Warmth Again
- Civic Opera Company on Two Special Trains
- Cloninger Procures Latest and Best for Entertainment of Playgoers
- Mrs. Hoffman's Pupils in Dramatic Recital
- Violin Recital by Skelton Pupils
- Helen Chadwick Wins Skating Prizes
- Fur Lining Takes Chill off Tank
- De Mille Discusses Future of Pictures
- Salt Lake String Trio to Appear in Concert
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- Tijuana's Gambling Dives Offer Thrills Galore to Many
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- Ardor of Early Spring Golfers is Hit Blow by Return of Chilly Days
- Farmer Harriers Train for Coming Events of Spring
- Grizzly Tracksters Report for Workouts
- Ty Cobb's Lone Ambition is to Land Pennant
- Colleges to Battle for State Tank Honors at Provo Tomorrow
- University Plans Athletic Dinner
- Baseballers Active on Aggie Diamond
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- Five Big League Clubs Sign New Leaders for 1924
- Logal High Expects Strong Track Team
- Chenoweth is Champ in Oden-S. L. Series
- Cold Weather Hampers Track Progress at A. C.
- Logan High Athletes to Stage Swimming Meet
- Eight Quintets Will Battle for Intermountain Hoop Laurel
- Joie Ray Urged to Try Longer Distance
- Walter Hagen New Course
- Butler Captures Basketball
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- Lines up for Attack
- Newer Angles of Marital Happiness Place of Wife Not Alone Household Two Utahns in Gotham Prove Theory
- Local Building Shows Material Gain over 1923
- Bids to be Opened
- St. Patrick's Program Arranged for Monday
- Pioneer Daughters to Hold Meeting April 2
- Honey-Huntsman Benefit Fund Passes $9000 Mark
- Boy Scout Suffers Injury Chopping Wood
- Miner Dies
- Cigaret Charge Filed
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- Idaho Bowling Tournament Will be Held in Salt Lake in April
- Lynch Goes into Intensive Training
- Exhibition Games
- With the Women
- Blues Beat Seals for Second Time
- Vidal Appointed Army Hoop Coach
- Pirates Expect Cooper to Come through Again
- Bob Regan Praised as Smart Gridder
- Lack of Control Caused Rice to Turn Outfielder
- Vandals Will Restrict Baseball Schedule
- Gould and Wear Win National Tennis Title
- Dern-Yokel Controversy near End
- Hurlers Told to "Lay off" Fancy Stuff by Mack
- Miss Ryan Loses Chance to Meet Suzanne Lenglen
- San Antonio Y. M. C. A. Wins Bowling Tourney
- Cougar Hoopster to Try for Wrestling Team
- S. L. Division Schedules Are Set
- Babe Ruth Says Pitchers due to Have Their Day
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- Array of Sluggers Matched for Bouts at Hippodrome
- Call Driscoll One of West's Best Athletes
- New Angel Catcher Thinks He is Good
- Soccer
- Jackson Team Receives Cup
- Local News
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- Bill Tilden Likely to be Ruled Ineligible in 1925, Officials
- Paul Berlenback Plans Comeback in Return Bout
- Stanford Tracksters Defeat Olympic Club
- University of Utah Coeds Vie with 'Mere Man' for Athletic Honors
- Crimson Boasts Galaxy of Stars among Girls; Basketball Contests Are Thrillers
- Ogden Golf Club Elects Officers at Banquet
- Illinois First in Tract Meet
- Eby to Remain at Coe College as Grid Coach
- Jackson Trounces Jordan While All-Stars Play Tie
- Former Angel Southpaw Remains with Cubs
- Jack Dempsey Denies Physical Condition in Cause For
- East High Boys Arrange Bouts for April 14
- Aggie Swimmers to Leave Monday for State Meet
- Salt Lake Five Beats Nebraska for U. P. Title
- Southworth's Knee Will Affect Giants
- Luis Firpo About to Battle Cupid
- East High Tennis Drawings
- Leopards Eager to New Cement
- Midwick Polo Team Wins from Denver
- Too Many Horses, Enough Tracks At
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- News Notes from Our Indian Reporter
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- Short Copra Crop Causes Trade Slump in Samoa
- Merchant Marine, Aim
- Recognizes Journalism
- John McCormack, Greatest Lyric Tenor of the Age, is Coming to Tabernacle Friday
- New Books at Library
- New Road to Wealth
- Peaceful Tsingtao Today Swarms with Military
- Girls Get out Newspaper to Uplift Chinese Women
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- Claims London with Bright Glare
- Debaters Prefer English
- Made 1923 Record in Production
- People and Happenings in other Lands
- Barren Region Beckons to Brave
- Roasting Process Adds to "Wallop"
- Six Lose Lives in Accident on Railroad
- Japan Decides to Rebuild Famous Tokio Playhouse
- First North Sea Train Ferry Soon to Operate
- Hamburg Supplies Caviar Stocks
- Frenchman Refuses Dirty-Hands Service
- Death Anniversary of Reinrich to be Observed
- Boris Has Not Objection to Real Work
- Cuba Draws Tourists
- Poverty Does Not Embitter Madame Curie
- Noblewoman is Thief
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- Crisis in Religion; Radio and Sought by U. S. Ministers
- Vaccinate for Colds
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- New Invention to Thwart Oil Trusts, Says Fischer
- Millionaire's Son Banished Foreover
- Mussolini Breaks with H. F. Sinclair
- Alameda Hearing Being Speeded Up
- Aged Music Master is Found Starving
- Fail in Attempt to "Jazz" Glasgow
- Bombing of Cities Seen as Feature of next War
- Trousers Come High
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- Mining Stocks Are Neglected
- Assessment Notices
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- N. Y. Bond and Stock Markets
- New York Curb
- Four Utah Silver-Lead Mines to Pay $633,270 in Dividends
- N. Y. Stock Exchange
- Unlisted Foreign Gov. Bonds
- New York Grain
- Foreign Exchanges
- Rock Island Financing
- Local Metal Markets
- Grains, Provisions and Dairy Produce
- S. L. Bank
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- Famed Classed as Dullards
- London Breaks Rule during Exhibition
- Rush to Canada
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- Weak Spots in Earth's Crust Will Cause Earthquakes
- Royal Wines, Liquors Are Sold in Palace
- Women of Old Castile Balk at Driving Autos
- Japanese Recognize Plight of Agriculture
- Wartime Sufferers Slow to Claim Waiting Gold
- Japan Drops 53 Generals
- Radio Broadcast for Japan
- German Actors Idle in U. S.
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- Much Land is Yet Available
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- Hospital Patient Dies in Explosion
- Vandal at Work
- Doukhobors Defy Government, Sect Fears Study Will Have Tendency toward City Ways
- Memorials Planned for American-Filipino Dead
- Tomb for Author
- Damage Case Settled
- England Turns to Autos
- Couple Married 70 Years
- Woman on Bench
- After a Tiger
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- Hughes Sees Immigration Bill Conflict
- Uintah Railway Files Report for Past Year
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- Utah and Idaho News
- Provo Indorses Road Fund Plan
- Ricks Normal Team Defeats Weber in Debate
- Smith Talks on Farm Organization
- Jurors Are Summoned for Fourth District Court
- Plans Discussed for Completing C. and C. Bld.
- St. Patrick Dance
- Youth Ordered to Memorize Commandments
- Program Aranged for Pioneer Meet
- Charles W. Robins Dies after Brief Illness
- Steps Are Taken to Secure School Sites
- Weber College Girls Form Organization
- Officers Chosen
- Service Star Meeting
- Beets Discussed
- Americans Shun Berlin
- Fined Fifty Dollars
- Farewell Reception
- Europe Looks Much Better
- Coffee Futures Slower with Easy Brazil Prices
- Butter Market Steady
- Local Bank Stocks
- Cotton
- Potato Market
- Bonds Show New Activity
- Prairie Oil Dividend
- Dried Fruit
- Flour
- Births
- Still Studies at 96
- Upstairs Store Enlarges Space
- Mrs. Frank M. Allen is Winner in Two Contests
- General McAlexander Talks on 'Americanism'
- Registrars Warn English Girls Against Foreigners
- Trapped in the Alps
- House Debate Brings Attack on Roosevelt
- Charged with Bogus Checks
- In Potters'
Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-03-16 | Page 10 | Bids to be Opened
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1924-03-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s65x3hq4 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65x3hq4 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Bids to be Opened |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1924-03-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 10 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65x3hq4/15452304 |