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- Herbert Hoover Still Leading G. O. P. Candidate
- [Illegible] Profits for 1927 Total $9,767,347
- Smith Favorite in Minnesota, Reports Show
- Duell Obtains New Attorneys New Attorneys
- 19 Miners in Mexico Trapped
- Ex-German Prince's Son in Italy, Report
- Borah Demands That G. O. P. Face Issues Squarely
- Slight Quake Felt on Coast
- 1300 Insurgents in Mexico Surrender
- Missing Frances Smith in Canada Convent, Rail Conductor Claims
- 'Draft Coolidge' Move Launched in Wyoming
- Montana Miner Killed in Blast
- 'He's All Wrong,' Dean Van Cott Says
- Women over 30 Can't be Love, Professor Says
- Coal Miner 'Fired' because of Senate Testimony, Charge
- Mellon Admits Taking Bonds
- International Rum Ring Found
- Levine Plans Florida, N. Y. Nonstop Flight
- Avalanche Kills 200 in Brazil; New Slide Threatens Santos City
- France and Holland Sign Arbitration Pact
- Fall Worse than Common Thief, Reed Declares
- Hotels for G. O. P. Delegates to K. C. Meet Assigned
- Girl Whipper Freed from Jail on Bond of $250
- Flood Danger in Idaho Removed
- Baby Born after Mother is Dead in N. Y. Hospital
- Coolidge Signs Bill for Women's Memorial
- Candidate for Justice Campaigns on Trams
- Missing Man Found in Oregon Forest
- Marines Kill Two Nicaraguans
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- Lame Duck Foes Defeated, but Do Not Surrender
- Inventor of Air Cooled Motor Awarded Medal
- School of Politics for Woman to Open Mar. 19
- Former Payson Woman Dies at Santa Ana, Calif.
- Brigham City Veteran Dies in Boise Hospital
- Utah and Idaho News
- O. E. S. Will Stage St. Patrick Party
- Cast Announced for Spanish Fork 'Follies'
- S. L. Man Wins Appeal in Gambling Case
- U. A. C. Seniors to Give Funds for Library
- 4-H Club School at Logan Ends Session
- Boxelder 'M' Men Name Officers at Annual Banquet
- Women's Club Gives Bandstand Fund $200
- Logan Choir Prepares 3-Act Vaudeville Show
- Chrysler Sales Forces to Meet
- Rotarians Hear Talk on Business God Will
- L. D. S. Teachers to Attend Idaho 'U'
- Payson Daughters of Pioneers Hold Meeting
- Woolgrowers' Auxiliary Meets at Brigham City
- 5 New Members Join Rotary Club at Logan
- Mt. Pleasant Relief Society to Meet Mar. 13
- Miner Injured Last Fall Leaves Hospital
- Fountain Green Junior High to Present Ploy
- Wesley Clark Boyle Dies at Payson Home
- Babe Dead at Mammoth to be Buried at Payson
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- Bill to Extend [Illegible] of U. S. Radio Body Taken Up
- States. Needs President with Broad View, Reed
- Phantom Flies Water, but Doesn't like It
- Heavy Consumer!
- U. S. Economic Power, German Says Sees Victory for Old World Culture
- Similarity of Names is Straightened Out
- Pullman Rivals Social Register as Guide to Palm Beach Guests
- To Address M. I. A.
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- Sentencing of Aho Murderer Will be Mar. 26
- Oquirrh Parents and Teachers Hold Meeting
- Payette Overrated, Graphologists Think
- All Right!
- Mixed Claims Body in Nicaragua Suspended
- U. S. Rotarians Arrive for Mexico City Meet
- Boy Admits Wrecking Train in Missouri
- Ship Insurance is under Probe
- Hard Boiled Type of Reporter Gone, U. P. Head Says
- British Woman Does Air Stunts
- Bank Commissioner in Indiana Arrested
- Answered!
- Local News
- American Mine in Mexico Forced to Close
- Russo-Japanese Secret Pact Denied by Tanaka
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- 'Ghosts' Stalk in Erin, Calling for Revolt
- Lindy Inspires Japan Flier to Tempt Pacific
- Royal Diana Finds Diamond in Africa
- Ancient Carcassonne Has 2000th Birthday
- Flat Feet in Germany Alarm Medical Group
- New Fascist Group to Arrest Speeders
- English Seeking Art in Bathtubs
- Burgomaster Max to Retire Was Civilian Hero of War
- Healer Employs Auto Pincers to Pull out Teeth
- Hatless Men Worry French Chesterfield
- Germany Still Executes by Beheading Now Does Grim Job in Plain Clothes
- New King Reigns over Rocky Isle in Mediterranean
- New China Looks to Women's Aid
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- Largest Balloon in World Used to Study Higher Air
- 4700 Britons Have Right to Title 'Sir'
- 3 Governments Offer Rostrum to League
- New York for Coats.
- Caviare is Cure for Air Illness, Woman Believes
- Swedish Cats' Bill for Milk $2,680,000
- Only 10 Field Marshals in British Army Now
- Machines in next War.
- Balearic Islands Popular.
- Land Held by Half French Population
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- Art E Sculpture
- Bills for Idaho and Oregon Bridges Signed
- Has Decorated Mormon Temples in Honolulu and Cardston, Canada
- Holdup Suspect Held
- Ibn Saud Sought to Buy War Material, Find
- Pioneer Statue
- Norway Asked to Sign Treaty with America
- Local News
- Report of Condition of the National Copper Bank
- Budget Bureau under Attack
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- New Business Code Adopted
- Cost of Living Shows Decrease, Realtors Find
- Realtors Hear Talk on Tax Distribution
- Canyon Road Work Will Soon Begin
- $70,000 Apartment House to be Built
- Two Features Combined in Home New House Centers on Main Hall
- 'U' Plans Alumni Union Campaign
- Work on Kress Store Will Start in April
- Realtors Planning Membership Drive
- Work on Transportation Firm Station Started
- Ford Motor Co. Wins Against German Group
- New Corcoran Art Gallery Wing Opened
- Gasoline Consumption Increases during 1927
- Fire Damages Home.
- Air Officials to Study Panama Canal Defenses
- Realty Board Explains Action
- Aid Rushed to Jap Boat Reported Sinking
- Pullman Car Porters Will Take Strike Vote
- Arms Embargo Still in Effect
- American Eagle Added to Coolidge Menagerie
- Ogden Child Struck, Seriously Hurt by Car
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- County Trouble Confronts Pair [Illegible] Wedding Day
- Well Held for Frank McGregor
- Given $100 Fine for Possession of Whisky
- [Illegible] to Face Trial Forgery Case Mar. 26
- Divorce Suit Filed
- Ex-Watchman Receivers 30 Days for Candy Theft
- Two Husbands Win Divorce Decrees
- Maintenance Used Bulk of S. L. Taxes Last Year, Report
- University Will Hold Military Dance April 13
- Social Sponsors
- Chest Drive for Recruits Opens; Many Volunteer
- Mrs. E. J. O'Brien Leaves Children $100,000 Estate
- 'Singing Longs' to Continue Services
- 2 Convicted of Misuse of Mail Seek New Trial
- 40 Frosh Coeds Are Added to 'Spurs' Society
- Sentence Postponed in Slander Trial
- Snowfall for March Reported under 1927
- Child Bruised When Struck by Automobile
- Talent Contest Fast Nearing Close Winners to be Chosen Monday Night
- K. of C. to Give Boyology Dinner
- Dog 'Likes' Police Officer Too Well Neighbors Cheer as He Slays Beast
- Boy Badly Cut When Hit by Automobile
- Prize Dogs Groomed for Show
- Service Star Legion to Hold Meeting in May
- 20 Double Parking Violators Are Held
- Man Given $250 Fine on Liquor Charges
- $1500 Damages Sought for Injuries in Crash
- Garden Club to Meet
- Neal Case to be Taken to Utah Supreme Court
- Mate Threatened Life, Wife Says in Divorce
- Latses Replies to Burton Charges
- Suits Filed to Recover on Two Prisoner Bonds
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- In the Realm of Literature
- Glamor of War Dimmed by Harsh Realism of Young Writers
- Hooded Hordes Annoy Reporter in Mystery Story
- Books Suggested for Children Who Enjoy Reality
- Louvain Library is Nearly Ready; American Funds Raised for Building
- Offers New Novel
- 'Black Majesty' Tells Story of Colored Empire
- Sex Theme in Literature on Wane, Belief
- More Smart Cracks in Nathan's New Book of Essays
- Wilderness Winning Back Northeast, Says Williams, Author of "Splendor"
- Autobiography of Famous Comedian Written with Engrossing Candor
- With Utah Poets
- That's Different
- Widow of Tammany Hall Chief Compiles History of Cherokees
- Realistic Attitude Evidenced in Book by Robert Hyde
- Librarians from Vatican Praise U. S. Collection
- Thrilling Mystery Yarn Features Satan Himself
- Writes Far from Scene of Novel
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- Branch Agricultural College Wins First Intermountain Title
- Boxelder, Provo to Clash in Opening Game of Tourney
- Exhibition Baseball
- Tennis on Program for Carbon Athletes
- Italian-Belgium Bike Team Wins Six-Day Grind
- Princeton and Penn Tie for Cabasa Laurels
- With the Bowlers
- Veteran Bowlers Wil Represent City in Annual American Bowling Congress
- Soccer Season Gets under Way O. S. L. and Callies Win Openers
- Convict Tells Story of Mellett Murder Plot
- Many Golfers Take Part in Saturday's Play at Local Clubs
- Attempted Jail Breaker Caught
- Must Have Campany
- Wyoming Outfit Invades Bobcat Lair for Title
- Naval Academy Boxers Win in Syracuse Tilts
- Oklahoma Mat Stars Triumph
- German Shipping Line Reports Good Year
- Pratt Book Store Wins Tourney Berth
- Local News
- Farm Facts
- Trio of World Records Set at Women's Tourney
- Provo Captures Beth in Meet, Defeating Nephi
- Wilcy Moors Wins $300 from Ruth; Purchases 2 Mules
- New W. P. Passenger Agent is Selected
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- Sport Talk and What Not
- Nelsons Win from Wichita
- Race Results
- Professionalism May Disqualify Two A. A. U. Boxing Champions
- Tod Morgan Signs to Defend Title Against Flowers
- Smith, Mehlorn Lead Field in Four Ball Play
- Glasgow Soccer Team to Tour U. S.
- High School Sprinter Equals 100-Yard Mark
- Kansas City Star Tops Scorers in Annual Tourney
- Telegram Boys' Baseball Teams Get Early Start
- English Runner Increases Lead in Bunion Race
- Moss Reenters Athletics as Track Coach of Saint School
- Race Entries
- 148 Nominated for Classical American Derby
- Major League Clubs Busy Playing Exhibition Tilts This Week-End
- Oklahoma Track Again Annexes Indoor Meet
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- Brigham Young Successfully Defends Conference Tank Title
- Motorcyclists Plan Run to Brigham City
- Haines Wins.
- Cornell Wins
- R. R. Lyman to Address Eleventh Ward Meeting
- Washington Natators Win Missouri Meet
- Hunter and Rice Score Victory in Florida Tourney
- Unknown Defeats Vet in National Indoor Net Meet
- Attempt Made to Prevent Titular Wrestling Match
- Farmers Are Threat in State Meet
- Madsen Outlines Plans for Year Chicken Season May be Closed
- Former Utahns Observe Golden Wedding in S. F.
- Chauvin's Descendants Seek Seats in Chamber
- Introducing Major League Newcomers
- Rosenberg Returns to Beat Scott
- National A. A. U. Hoop Tourney Gets Advertising
- Drive Continues for Support on Baseball Project
- A. A. U. to Send Pocatello Boy to Mat Tourney
- 4 Records Fall as Illinois Wins Track Carnival
- Archers to Shoot at Liberty Park
- Iowa Triumphs.
- Plan First Depot.
- Defending Champ Captures Third Game of Tourney
- Glenna Collett Annexes Florida East Coast Meet
- 'Tiger Jack' Fox Ready for 10-Round Go with Stringham
- Provo First Ward Crowned Inter-Division Champions of M. I. A.
- Coolidge Signs Bills Extending Prospector
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- Current Attractions
- 'Student Prince' Opens Wednesday at the Pantages
- Tilt with Critics May Betoken Dimming of George M. Cohan's Star
- 'Milestones' to be Offering of Little Theatre
- Would it Work?
- Conrad Nagel Returns.
- Target Practice
- Seek Careers
- Beery and Hatton in 'Partners in Crime' at Victory
- 'the Unseen Way' Now Playing at Wilkes Theatre
- Movieland Meanderings
- Clean Movies? Ask Technicians; Experts Keep Films Immaculate
- South in Limelight through Current Plays
- New Book Ready
- The Sensational English Singers
- 'the Gorilla' Attraction at Rialto Theatre
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- Conte Blue in Flying Picture at the American
- [Illegible] Pan Alley' [Illegible] to Hollywood
- Romance of the Unusual Laid in Maze of Bizarre Adventures in "the Unseen" at the Wilkes
- U. S. Spends $20,000,000 Yearly for Good Music, Manager Says
- Midvale Junior High to Present Operetta
- New Hollywood Fad
- Can Bebe be Right?
- Jazz Irks Wolheim
- John Gilbert in 'Cameo Kirby' on Pantages Bill
- Joan of Arc Film to Have Premiere in Paris Cathedral
- Clara Bow in 'Red Hair' at Capitol Tuesday
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- Stringham Primed for 10-Round Go with Fox in D. A. V. Benefit
- Lastic Relay Record Shattered
- Educed Waistline Gives Ruth Big Start on Record-Breaking Season
- Sharkey, Risko Contrasting Types 'Rubber Man' Never Taken Seriously
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- Amateur Baseball Meeting Scheduled for Board Tuesday
- Record Number of Nations to Enter Davis Cup Play
- Paddock Leads Team to Win
- 2 World's Tank Records Fall
- Minnesota Wimmers Set Medley Record
- Live Yankee Captures Opener at San Pedro
- Coast Guard Will Compete Gridiron
- Amateur Fighters Will Perform in Price Wednesday
- Utah Hoop Champs to be Invited to National Tourney
- Battle of Age Vs. Youth is on in Major Camps
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- New Quincy Holds Advance in Face of Reactionary Market; Close is Firm
- Unfilled Steen, Orders
- Rubber Market
- Investment Trusts
- Local Securities
- Metals and Money
- New York Curb Market
- Assessments
- Cotton Markets
- Wall Street Briefs
- J. C. Penney Co. Has Big February Increase
- New York Bond Market
- Chicago Potatoes.
- Drygoods.
- Lead Demand Reported Good
- Weekly Review of Financial Markets
- Sugar Markets
- Local News
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- Norma Talmade in 'the Dove' at Paramount Monday
- Movies Being Conquered by Feminine Talent
- News of Music
- Vocal Recital at Mccune Hall Saturday
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- Music Club Holds Meeting
- Tabernacle Choir Concert Set for April 6
- Crashes the Movies
- Matson Pupils to Present Program
- Why He Deserted
- Obviously
- The "Canary" Murder Case
- English Singers at West High Monday, March 12
- Another Weakness
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- Little of the 'Billions' in Wall [Illegible] Rages to Greatest Fury between Opposing Interests
- Key Valley Getting Ready to Drill Lower
- Livestock Markets
- Bond Markets Averages.
- Bank Statement.
- Bond Markets Trading Quiet
- New York Quotations
- Grains, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- Uror of Speculation Sets up Wall Street's First 2,000,000 Share Saturday
- Markets at a Glance
- Wool Market
- Butter Rules Steady; Best Grades Higher
- Stock Markets Averages.
- Local News
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- Saldino and His Family
- Can't Sing Around This Chuch
- Dorthy Goes to Prison
- On the New York Subway Strike Front
- Dayton Again Entertains Clarence Darrow
- Home from Afar
- Biggest Coast Liner is Launched; Will Travel on Hawaiian Route
- Out for Congress
- Fast a Failure
- Tried for Treason
- New Candidate's Latest Photo
- A Prospective First Lady
- Broadway's Dancing Heiress
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-03-11 | Page 20 | 'Tiger Jack' Fox Ready for 10-Round Go with Stringham
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1928-03-11 |
| 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/s6989fv2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6989fv2 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 'Tiger Jack' Fox Ready for 10-Round Go with Stringham |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1928-03-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 20 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6989fv2/15537546 |