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- London-New York Flight On
- Atlantic Weather Reported Good
- California Flood Kills Hundreds
- Levine to Make Endurance Try
- 21 Meet Death as Trains Crash
- Dean of Missionaries to China Dies in N. Y.
- Recommend Reduction
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- Hays' Efforts to Dispose of Bons Traced
- Sinclair Lewis' Wife in Reno to Obtain Divorce
- Tax Reduction Again Held Up
- Dead Pilot's Body Recovered
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- Nancy Miller Becomes Hindu; Weds Saturday
- Major Chase Transferred.
- Hoover's Resignation Demanded by Brand from Floor of House
- California Flood Kills Hundreds
- 100 Men Missing in Edison Camp
- Approve Quarters.
- [Illegible] Dam Breaks near Los Angeles
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- City Stricken by Avalanches Fears Disease
- Health Resort Planned at Radium Springs
- Water Permits Asked.
- Duchesne Road Closed by Thaw
- Instrument Makers Needed by U. S. Bureau
- Marine Detachment En Route to Matagalpa
- $15,141 Paid State for U. S. Road Projects
- She Tried to be Buried by Proxy to Wipe out Her Past
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- Maid Receives $40,000 by Will of N. Y. Attorney
- Still There?
- Hoover Leads in East, Lowe Says
- Local News
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- 2-Day Holiday Each Week Seen by Car Magnate
- Trapped Miners May be Alive
- Darrow Requested to Defend Harry Hill
- Geo. Moran, 'Black Crow,' Weds 'Vanities' Dancer
- Courage Wins a 7-Year Battle; Lays Aside Crutches for Work
- Hungarians Reach N. Y. for Kossuth Celebration
- To Speak on Duce.
- Irish Peeress Dies in Crash
- Scientist Seeks Seat in French Chamber
- Meyer R. Guggenheim Divorced by Wife
- N. Y. Sun Publisher Received by Calles
- Oh Kay!!
- Corner on Radio Stock Acquired by Bulls, Belief
- Liquor Dispute Taken to Court
- Alleged Passer of $800 in Bad Checks Sought
- Local News
- Pullman Porter Strike Planned
- U. S. Envoy to Japan to Spend Summer on Coast
- Track Removal Hearing Slated for next Tuesday
- Lawyers Sued for $10,000 Legal Fees
- Eureka-Payson Bus Hearing Set Monday
- Hope Abandoned for Two Japanese Vessels
- Rubber Restriction Condemney by Ceylon
- Colton Bill May be Restricted
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- Once Beautiful Canyon Covered by Yellow Sand
- Regents Discuss Building Program for University
- Local News
- 149 Workers in Camp Perish
- Many Lives Lost in Flood Disasters
- Twenty Bodies Seen in Water
- Saugus to Montalvo Traffic Suspended
- Governor Young to Aid in Relief Work
- Legion Members to Aid in Disaster
- Appeal Made for Medicine, Food
- Quake Not Recorded at California U.
- Rail Traffic Stops as Bridges Go
- Water Supply to L. A. Crippled
- St. Francis Dam Bilt Two Years Ago
- Flooded Section Scanned from Air
- Duce Challenge to Democracy, Steffens Says
- Motion to Dismiss Liquor Charge Denied
- Caveman is Caged
- Suits to Collect on Prisoner Bonds Halted by Smith
- Aged Man Tells of Being Saved by Son in Flood
- Paroled Youth Again in Industrial School
- Investigation Under Way.
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- Current Attractions
- [Illegible] Talmadge [Illegible] Dramatic Role at the Paramount
- In New York
- Navy Receives 3000 Ideas to Save Crews Trapped in Sunken Subs; Experts Consider All
- Little Theatre to Present 'Milestones' Wednesday
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- English Singers Delight Audience at West High
- Clara Bow at Capitol Today
- It's Leap Year, Betty
- The Difference!
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- Utah and Idaho News
- D. A. Stephenson Elected Head of Idaho Educators
- U. S. Turns over 30 Ogden Liquor Cases to County
- Walter V. Elmer, 19, Dies at Payson Home
- Salaries of Idaho State Employes Held Up
- Legion Commanded May Pay Visit to Boise Post
- Provo Seeking 1929 Convention of Legion
- Federal Judge Orders Padlock off Ogden Store
- Dormitory, Comissary Planned for Idaho Pen
- Clarinda Amelia Baird to be Buried Wednesday
- Two Exceptions to Zoning Law Granted
- Taxes Paid.
- Wins Oratory Contest.
- Importance of Testing Idaho Cattle Stressed
- Relief Society Gives Program at Payson
- Denver Company Buys Provo Pump Property
- U. A. C. Profesor Will Talk on Plant Diseases
- Spanish Fork Kiwanians Plan Radio Dinner
- Salina Reports Bonded Indebtedness of $55,870
- Audit Completed of Milford City Books
- Provo Merchants Plan Annual Spring Opening
- Provo Service Legion to Meet Thursday
- North Sanpete Given Tuberculosis Funds
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- [Illegible] Seized [Illegible] Liquor Raid
- Paper Plans Straw Vote on 1928 Elections
- [Illegible] S. L. Policeman Dies at Long Beach
- Man, 70, Leaps on Auto Hood to Escape Injury
- 3 Companies to Supply S. L. Gas
- Ex-Spouse Still Tries to Run Him, Man Tells Court
- Larger Congested Traffic District Decided Upon
- McGrath Estate Goes to School
- 2 Taxi Drivers Injured When Autos Collide
- Two Boys Injured When Hit by Bus
- W. J. Moore, Former Deputy Treasurer of Salt Lake, Dies
- Child Badly Injured When Hit by Truck
- Lillian Smith, Mimi Eckard Win Contest Contracts for Stage Appearances Awarded
- Dentist Shot at Leap Year Party
- Mrs. McCornick Funeral Wednesday
- Building, Loan Firms Show Higher Assets
- Traffic on W. Temple Tram Line Delayed
- Pardon Sought for Wacaster
- Success Thrills Charming Talent Contest Winner
- Retail Trade in S. L. Increases
- Water Wasters to be Penalized in Union
- Man's Foot Crushed beneath Motor Car
- Population of Utah 531,000, U. S. Estimate
- Drunken Driving Charge Quashed
- Bingham Stages Travel 200,000 Miles in 1927
- Howard to Speak on Hawaii before C. of C.
- [Illegible] Arrested in King Alleged Four Delivery
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- Stage All Set for Opening of Annual High School Tournament
- Protected by Court Injunction, Lewis Beats Garkawienko
- Trailing the Big Leaguers
- West High Rifle Team in Finals
- Archery Sport Sweeps through United States
- Desolate Waste Faces Runners in Marathon
- Oosterbaan Gets Additional Honors
- Complaint Issued.
- Introducing Major League Newcomers
- Boy Hit by Auto.
- Swenson Returns from National Athletic Meeting
- Stringham Wins Technical Kayo over Fox in the Sixth of D. A. V. Carm
- Here's the Dope on Scholastic Caging Classic
- Bowling
- Looks Good to Win Honors in National Handball Tourney
- 4 Prominent Golfers Now in Final Tilt
- To Carry Six.
- Salt Lakers Advance [Illegible] Court Play
- Feature Matches on Docket in Billiard [Illegible]
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- [Illegible] School Hatter
- Bobcats Take First Tilt of R. M. C. Titular Series from Wyo.
- Boshard Named Net Club Prexy
- Ready for Tunney
- Fair Grounds Most Likely Baseball Site
- Horemans Piles up Lead Over Schaefer
- Pilmids to Oppose Sigma Pi's in Final
- [Illegible] Elimination Tournament Eliminates All
- Race Results
- Arthur Quintet Again Upsets Magna Cagers
- Upsets Occur in Annual A. A. U. Hoop Tourney
- Famous Mushers Enter Classic
- Wins Berth.
- Leaders Hold to Places in A. B. C. Tournament Play
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- Rumors Demand Investigation
- [Illegible] Utah's Poultry Output
- Vicious Dogs
- Investigating "Charity"
- A 2100-Mile Memorial
- Know Utah
- An International Bugaboo
- Just Folks
- The Sentinel
- Local News
- Jots from Geography
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- Washington Observations Written for the Telegram
- This Date a American History
- Local News
- People's Corner
- An Old Maid's Friends
- Telling the World
- The Queen's Husband
- Little Joe Says
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- Mining, Financial and Commercial News
- N. Y. Bond Market
- Wall Street's Close is Strong
- Wool Market
- Investment Trusts
- Mining, Oil and Financial Notes
- Cotton Markets
- Sugar Markets
- Assessments
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Crude Oil
- Rubber Market
- Grains, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- Development Operations at Tintic Giant Start; Machinery Ordered
- Metals and Money
- Wall Street Briefs
- Rond Market Averages.
- Stock Market Averages.
- Flour
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- Livestock Markets
- New High Record for Stock Exchange
- Chicago Potatoes.
- Utah Power & Light is Issuing 4 1/2 Pct. Bonds
- Local Securities
- Borax Co Head in S. L.
- Deaths
- Vital Statistics
- Coffee
- Building Permits Issued.
- Divorce Suits Piled.
- Funerals
- New Suits Piled.
- Iverson to Speak.
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- Last Barrier to 'Fox's Removal to Prison Down
- Actress Observes 83rd Birthday upon Stage
- Club to Hold Dinner.
- Society
- Nominations for City Federation
- Sanpete Farm Bureau Holds Tax Meetings
- Puzzle Contest Decision to be Made next Week
- Woman Signals 'I Love You' to Hubby on Boat
- Ft, Douglas News
- Man Bound Over.
- Race Entries
- Finance Report for Park City for 1927 Made
- 5 Attend U. A. C. Class from Sanpete Club
- 'Jitney Plane' Fliers Return
- Asks Express Permit.
- Babies Sometimes Born with Dislocated Hips
- 5700 Chickens Die of Poisoning; Probe Asked
Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-03-13 | Page 4 | Twenty Bodies Seen in Water
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1928-03-13 |
| 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/s61r7z9p |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61r7z9p |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Twenty Bodies Seen in Water |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1928-03-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 4 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61r7z9p/15538105 |