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- Transatlantic Fliers Believed Lost
- Poet, Business Man in St. Paul Mayor Race
- Injunction Sought in Lake Cargo Coal Cose
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- 3 Meet Death in Rail Wreck
- Woman Flier Leaves Naples
- Nancy Miller's Childhood Dream Realized in Conversion as Hindu
- Coolidge Asked to 'Glean House' in G. O. P. Ranks
- Col. Lindbergh Lands in Capital
- Seattle's Woman Mayor Loses to Dark Horse despite Big Support
- Ex-Ticker Seller Wins Millions in Sensational Coup
- Comedian Files Bankrupt Claims
- 2 British Fliers Killed in Crash
- State Basketball Tournament
- Pullman Porters Voting on Strike
- Dog Team to Race with Death to Stricken Village with Supplies
- U. S. Supervision of Nicaraguan Election Loses
- Hoover to Still Head Radio Body
- 20 Offer Blood for Yellow Fever Serum
- 251 Known Dead in Flood
- Two Coaches Burn; Camera Maker Escapes in Pajamas
- Two Get Death for Ukrainian Terrorism
- Hungarians and Police Battle
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- 5 Drown as Auto Falls into Creek
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- Population of U. S. Estimated at 120,013,000
- Service Clubs
- Ohio Student Gets 6 Moths for Theft
- Burglar Given Prison Sentence
- Father of Former State Engineer Has 90th Birthday
- Vienna Scientist in S. L. to Study Sugar Industry
- 2 Get $100 Fines Each for Speeding
- Two Sought as Slayers of Ten Fifty Years Ago
- Flower Garden Club Planning Memorial Park
- Mrs. Agnes B. Harvey Dies at Pleasant Grove
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- Utah and Idaho News
- [Illegible] Madsen Leaves on Mission for L. D. S.
- Sanpete County Opens Drive upon Ground Squirrel
- Directors Named by Irrigation Company
- District Court for Duchesne in Session
- Auto Theft Charged Three Ogden Youths
- Brigham Boy Injured in Playground Fall
- North Sanpete High Observes 'Ag Club Day'
- Provo Candyman Backs Cooperative Scheme
- John Dyer Will be Buried Thursday
- Brigham to Stage Dairy Day Mar. 24
- Idaho Falls Votes Today on Change in City Government
- S. L. Ogden Bankers Hold Banquet Meeting
- Brigham Planning Opening Program for New Armory
- Former Mayor Leads in Des Moines Primary
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- Sinclair Stops to Visit Fall En Route to N. Y.
- Land Purchased for Utah Woolen Mills Factory
- Zoologist to Lecture on Origin of Individual
- Evangelist, 8, Hopes to Bring Women to Fold
- Lessons in Eating
- Entertains King
- 'Hamlet's Grave'
- New Trial Denied in Provo Reservoir Case
- Bids for Resurfacing Idaho Highway Asked
- Former Convict Pleads Guilty to Burglary
- Local News
- Milwaukee Mayor Wins Good Lead in Primary Election
- Revenue Office Staff Increased for Tax Filings
- City Appropriates $4000 to Create Artificial Lake
- Marye and "Mom" Their Letters
- Careful Lady!
- Man, 114, Succumbs at Home in Albuquerque
- Committee Authorizes Union Building Work
- Coal Land for Lease on Basis of Bonus
- Saunders Plans to Extend Chain
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- Page 8
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- Coolidge Signs Rio Grande Bill
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- Pantages Actress "Arrested" as She Steps from Train
- Mrs. La Pearl Bray Buried at Eureka; Died Last Week
- Two S. L. Girls Win Honors at Radcliffe
- A Last Resort
- Mayor Stresses Salt Lake Needs
- News Briefs
- Cache Cow-Testing Associations to Meet
- Professor to Address Paradise Farm Bureau
- Sticks Thrust Upright into Muck Mark Bodies of Victims of Flood
- City Audit Made.
- Mrs. Mcpherson Here.
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- Aped Utah [Illegible] Caught [Illegible] Angeles
- [Illegible] Executives Discuss Meeting
- [Illegible] Cut, Bruised in [Illegible], Tram Collision
- [Illegible] Canyon Road Again Impassable
- Auto Stealing Charged to Two Salt Lake Boys
- Saltair Railroad Reports Revenues
- James Kokunis Freed on Possession Charge
- Man Found Guilty of Diamond Shop Burglary
- Mullins, Wheeler Low Bidders on Pipe Laying
- Susanna Barrows Dies at Home in Salt Lake
- Thomas Heads Special Union Building Body
- 2 Men Get 3 Months for Petty Larceny
- Man Changes Plea following Sentence
- Woman Wins Custody of Children, Alimony
- Veteran Police Captain Has Severe Cold
- Colonel McCook Will Inspect Boise Reserves
- Three Arrested by Dry Raiders as Signals Fail
- Former Bishop Dies following Short Illness
- City Draws up Bill Asking Land for Road
- 'Erin Go Brach,' Say Irish Belles St. Patrick's Parish Will Celebrate Patron Saint's Festal Day
- School Building Plans Approved
- Pipeline Company Reports on Earnings
- Telegram Again Planning to Hold Easter Egg Rolling Contest
- Son Born
- L. A. Man Found Dead on Bank of Red Butte Creek
- Two Deny Stealing Cream; Trial Set Mar. 28
- Delegates Back from Contractors' Meeting
- Burglars Take Clothing, Cash from Apartment
- Howard Scouts Japan War Talk
- Youth to be Tried on Liquor Charge Mar. 21
- Mrs, Hermine Friedman Funeral to be Thursday
- Stage Line Hearing Scheduled for Mar. 23
- Gum and Candy Stolen
- Official Call for Democratic Convention Out
- Sugar Price Will Advance 10 Cents
- Man Given 30 Days to Again Support Wife
- U. S. Engineer Offers Aid to County Survey
- Utah, Colorado 'U's' to Debate World War
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- Promoter Verne M'Cullough's Wrestlers All due before Midnight
- Dixie Shows Class in Scrimmage with Former Saint Stars
- Fate of Salt Lake's Baseball to be Decided at Mass Meeting
- McHugh, Howett due in S. L. Wednesday; Courses Drying Out
- Pilmids Annex Intramural Hoop Title at U. of U.
- Bowling
- Blaine Juniors Take Hoop Title
- Granite Teachers Win Hoop Battle
- Hope to Meke up Lost Ground This Year
- Amateur Heads Name Opening Baseball Date
- 50-Mile Hike Faces Runners in Pyle Meet
- Reckard Awaits Call from Eddie Kane to Sign Sam Mandell
- 16 Teams Play in A. A. U. Meet
- Beat Rangers.
- Players Advance in U. S. C. Spring Handball Tourney
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- RACE Results
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- [Illegible] Shields to Attend National Intercollegiate Swimming Meet
- Tobcats Seek Post-Season Series with Touted Eastern Quints
- Gus Pappas Beaten in Bout with Mason
- Maroons Win.
- [Illegible] A. U. Boxers Will Leave Saturday for National Tourney
- Taberski Leads Contestants in Billiard Meet
- Harvard Signs with Army Officials for 4-Gome Grid Series
- Trailing the Big Leaguers
- "Peck" Can Still Play the Game
- America to Launch Davis Cup Campaign at Atlanta next Week
- Smelter, Walkers Win Contests in Industrial Loop
- Cougars Lose.
- Introducing Major League Newcomers
- Clawson Faces Tough Opponent in 3rd Round
- Farrell, Sarazen Annex Honors in Golf Tourney
- Play Tie.
- Will Represent B. Y. U. in N. C. A. A. Paddling Tournament in April
- Teams Arrive for Idaho Hoop Meet
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- Mining, Financial and Commercial News
- Mining, Oil and Financial Notes
- Local Securities
- Investment Trusts
- Chicago Potatoes
- Stock Market Averages
- N. Y. Bond Market
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Grains, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- Chicago Board of Trade.
- Other Garin Markets.
- Dividends
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Wool Market
- Coffee
- Wall Street's Close is Firm
- N. Y. Quotations
- Hamburg-American Line
- Assessments
- Metals and Money
- Cotton Markets
- Sugar Markets
- Wall Street Briefs
- Livestock Markets
- Rubber Market
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- Relief Workers Save 1,500,000
- Phillips to Lead U. A. C. Swimming Team in 1929
- Wasatch Hikers to Take Long Jaunt
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- Race Entries
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- Schaefer Wins from Horemans
- Funeral Thursday.
- Vital Statistics
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- Deaths
- Funerals
- Building Permit Issued.
- Divorce Suit Filed.
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- American Sugar Refining's 1927 Earnings Drop
- Kegs of Nails Fail to Win Campaign for Mayor
- Counterfeiters Sought on Mexican Border
- Sneeze Throws Man out of Street Car
- Still Unprovided
- The Tiny Mites
- 'Most Beautiful Chicago Slayer' Dies in Hospital
- East High Girls to Hold Annual Dance Mar. 23
Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-03-14 | Page 11 | 'Erin Go Brach,' Say Irish Belles St. Patrick's Parish Will Celebrate Patron Saint's Festal Day
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1928-03-14 |
| 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/s6x3658v |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6x3658v |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 'Erin Go Brach,' Say Irish Belles St. Patrick's Parish Will Celebrate Patron Saint's Festal Day |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1928-03-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6x3658v/15538508 |