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- Fishes
- [Illegible] Well in [Illegible], Tutor Says
- Candidacy by Trainmen
- Mellon Boosts Hoover's Stock
- Two U. S. Planes Land at St. John
- Calif. Fruit, Vegetables to Require 40,000 Cars
- French Bill Passed.
- Bootleggers in Wyoming Area Stop Work following Slayings
- House May Get Dam Bill Soon
- Dry Agents Forbidden to Speed to Make Arrests
- 870 Republican, 774 Democratic Votes Selected
- Two Killed as Auto Overturns
- Celebration of Papal Fete Continues in Rome
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- Lauds League
- Man May Die as Result of Wreck
- Two Confessions of Murders Laid to Shell Shock
- China Nationals Continue Drive toward Peking
- Two Boys Drown in Chippewa River
- Lane Finishes Trip to Frisco from Detroit
- Dies Suddenly
- Salt Lake-Pasco Air Service on Varney Line Being Planned
- Minn. State Senator Released from Jail
- Inquiry Demanded into Coast Guard Shooting
- Jesus, Home and Mother Linked as Inspirations
- Italy Now Has Only One Party
- Slays Wife, Burns Self Alive
- Heavy Snowfall Grips Kings Bay
- 7 Boy Scouts Will Seek Chance for African Trip
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- [Illegible] Arsenal Utah Prison [Illegible] by Dern
- Fined $10 on Battery Charge
- [Illegible] Seeks Divorce.
- Colonel Holds Service Record
- Proper Flag Etiquet Urged Vets Issue Booklet on Displays
- 150 De Molay Members Hold S. L. Conclave
- Young Wife Seeks to Annul Marriage
- Marshall Resigns as Deputy Prosecutor
- Vandals Loot Flowers from Young's Grave
- Florist at Ogden to Send Flowers East by Airplane
- Bill Establishing Forest Station Passed by House
- Detention Home Inmates Sent to Industrial School
- Two Boys Arrested on Auto Theft Charge
- A Touching Role Well Portrayed by Girl
- Man Injured as Car Hits Cycle
- Youth Held for Automobile Theft
- Cook Overcome by Furnace Smoke
- Denies Forgery.
- Work of Legion in Utah Commended National Officer of 40 and 8 Visitor
- Much Progress Accomplished in Boy Survey
- Smelting Co. to Erect Building
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- In the Realm of Literature
- Norman Douglas Relates How Joy Fled from Earth, in New Book
- Economic Value of Sea Products Stressed in Book
- Anticipation Aroused by Asquith Novel
- With Utah Poets
- Welcoming Better Animal Tales
- New War Book Grips Attention; Sticks to Facts
- Satirical Tale of Repose-Seeking Business Man Told
- Author Comments on Being an Ancestor
- Dual Personality Latest Theme of Rose Macaulay
- Hero Pursues Human Fiend in Mystery Story
- Spies and Epigrams in Maugham Novel
- Speaking of Mystery Stories
- G. Bernard Shaw-Great Lover? Letters Cause Amused Speculation
- Jim Tully Will Try Ator Role; to Portray Tramp
- Pleasing Novel Written Around Athletic Heroine
- Pastoral Poems Recorded in Book
- Translation of Striking German Novel Presented
- Writes Detective Story to Buy Emerald
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- G. O. P. in Senate Wins Contest on Corporation Tax
- Ministers and Wives Guests at Luncheon
- Probe in Auto Death to be Resumed Monday
- Home of Washington's Mother May be National Shrine
- World Press Exhibit Opens
- Man Sentenced to Jail Sundays Gets Prison Term
- K. of C. to Open S. L. Meet Sunday
- Realty Activity Becomes Stable
- 2-Year-Old Boy Drowns in Slough at Baker, Ore.
- Students Plan Memorial [Illegible]
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- Brilliant Field Ready for Qualifying Round of City Open
- Abbot's Speed Wins English Turf Event
- Rain Halts Saturday Golf Meets; Nibley Park Vs. Fort Sunday
- Copper Baseball Loop Opens 6th Years on Sunday
- Stanford Trackmen to Depart Early for Boston Meet
- Harvard Crew Scores Victory
- Elk Junior Nine to Play De Molay Club
- Swedish King Tennis Star.
- Make Strong Bid for Conference Title
- Indian Grappling Champion to Clash with Dern in Feature Bout
- Promoter McCullough Arranges Special Dad's Night Fight Card
- Ohio Triumphs.
- Illinois Wins.
- Bud Spencer Sets New Tank Mark
- Utah Aggie Tracksters Triumph over Triumph over Cougars in Dual Session
- Utah Yacht Club to be Formed at Monday's Meeting
- Titular Soccer Game Postponed until Saturday
- Johnny Layton Evens Count with Hoppe
- Scholastic Athletic Body Adopts New Plan for '28 Football Season
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- Shipping [Illegible] Conferees
- Technician S. L. on Visit
- Serch Masons Boise May 22
- [Illegible] Medals [Illegible] Levine
- Seft Dies.
- Poland Issues General Pardon
- Giant Arrow Chosen as Best Airfield Marker
- House Passes Bill for Bridge over Rio Grande
- Coolidge Asks $500,000 for Deficiency Funds
- Alleged Transporter of Liquor Arrested
- Funeral Services for Hyrum Dorius Held
- Centerville Boy Scouts Awarded High Honors
- Memorial to Builders of Panama Canal Asked
- Idaho Wool Clip Shows Million Pound Increase
- Chain Stores Inquiry Approved by Senate
- Bremen Fliers Get Tumultuous Welcome on Parade in Chicago
- Swedish Princess Visits Prince of Wales' Uncle
- Relapse Suffered by Leader of Orchestra
- All of Them.
- House Passes Road Aid Bill
- Leaves Chicago
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- Coast League Results
- Seattle Pitcher Starts Rally to Win Game
- Oakland Noses out Seals in 12-Inning Tilt
- [Illegible] Club Will Oppose D. R. G. in Sunday Amateur Feature
- French Hurls Beavers to Win over Missions
- Los Angeles Takes Extra Inning Game
- Welcome Hoem, Gix
- Heavy Club Tax May Ruin Tennis Sport in France
- 4 Records Fall in Wyoming Track Crnival
- Third Wrigley Swim Booked at Toronto
- Douglas Grant Wins Feature at Sandwich
- Western Association.
- Tunney Returns to N. Y. Hills to Begin Training
- John Salo Cuts Derby Lead of Andrew Payne
- Wills Easily Dons Bouman
- Giants Want Harvard Star.
- Big Man of Business.
- Product of Sandlots.
- Jose Jurado to Tour America; May Meet Hagen
- State Title Soccer Match Postponed on Account of Weather
- Jimmy McLarnin Ready to Battle Mandell for Title
- Regon Aggie Horsemen Return Home Sans Game with U. of U.
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- Sports
- Western League
- Southern Association
- Texas League
- International League
- Senators Run up Win over Detroiters
- White Sox Pushed Back into Cellar by Boston
- American League
- Gehrig Chalks No. 4 as Yanks Beat Indians
- Athletics Pound out 11-5 Win over Browns
- Paluso Fights Draw.
- Hurls Perfect Game
- New Suits Filed
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- Vital Statistics
- Deaths
- Funerals
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- Brokers' Loans Bring Warning
- High Grade Gold Ore Discovered in Andes
- Local News
- Sailor Carrying S. L. Address Suicides in N. Y.
- Police Arrest Man for Operating Still
- Montenegro Foods.
- West High Student Wins Poster Prize Will Enter Design in National Event
- Burton, Knight Inspect New Type Street Lamps
- Gallo Murder Trial Set to Open June 18
- Chilean Inventor Perfects Stabilizer Designed to Make Flying 'Foolproof'
- Lehi Woman Injured as Autos Collide
- Disguised Blessing.
- The Missing Link.
- Learning the Game.
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- Kentucky Thoroughbreds Primed for Annual American Turf Classic
- Jock Triumphs over Fast Field to Win Feature
- Pimlico Season Brought to Close
- National League
- Kolp Holds Phillies to Only Three Hits
- Pat Malone Beats Benton in Close Duel
- Flint Rhem Turns in Third Victory
- Fumble in Ninth Gives Cards Victory
- Lorraine Cox Rates Highest Honors in Athletics for 1928
- Denver U. Track Athletes Score Impressive Win
- Nine Records Fall in Nevada Track Meet
- Race Entries
- American League
- Indians Break A. 'S Winning Streak at 6
- Ruth, Gehrig Homer to Defeat Tigers
- Boston Piles up 11 Runs in One Inning
- Rame Results
- Lowly White Sox Nose out Senators
- Salt Lake Entry in U-I League Set for Opener at Ogden Tuesday
- American Woman Eager to Annex British Honors
- Former Star Now Umpire
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- Bebe Daniels in Comedy Role at the Paramount
- Musical Comedy Feature at New Hub, Policy
- Disputed Contract Thoroughly Modern
- Old Films Used in Shoemaking
- Marble Floor in Filmland Mere Burlap; Props Important Beautiful Tapestries May be Linoleum
- Problem Play to be Presented by Little Theatre
- Much Research Required before Beginning on Historical Picture
- Virginia Valli in 'the Escape' Now at Capitol
- Tim McCoy in Western Picture at State Theatre
- Pola Revises Ten Commandments
- Greenwich Village Produces Russian Hit as Stage Season Frays Out
- Actress Uuhindered by Divorce Clause
- Real Reporters in Movie Sequence
- Wilkes Players Now Presenting 'the Gossipy Sex'
- Wins Feature Parts
- New Film Magazine be Published
- Mysterious Initial.
- Native of Utah Gains Success as Popular Hollywood Director
- A "Bridge" Coat
- Lillian Smith Enjoying Work on Circuit
- Celluloid Servants next Wonder? Technician Sees Era of Automats
- Ramon Novarro in Adventure Film on Pantages Bill
- Mary Astor in 'No Place to Go' at the Victory
- 'Path of Hard Working Extra Best,' Lasky Says
- Increases Productions
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- Sport Talk
- Faim Makes Sady to Open Season on May 25
- Critic Blames Rickard for Taking Punch out of Fighting
- K. O. Frisbie Spurns Offer to Join Tony Geller in Running Rum to Society Houses in New York
- Tear down Track.
- Two Greats with Dodgers.
- Ready to Defend Motor Boat Championship
- Grid Prospects Are Bright.
- Chinese Girl Heads Crew.
- [Illegible] Teams Ready to Play in Telegram - Legion Baseball Leagues
- Columbia Crew Annexes Childs Cup Regatta
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- Current Attractions
- [Illegible] Jannings in 'Last Command' Now at Rialto
- [Illegible] Books,' [Illegible] Says
- Underworld Again.
- Attempted Murder Follows in Wake of Gossip in "Gossipy Sex," Wilkes Play
- Harry's next Will Determine Future
- Barthelmess Back from Honeymoon
- More Divorces.
- Garbo Fad.
- Molly Too Heavy?
- Shirley Mason in Romantic Film at the American
- Star Weds
- In Holly Wood
- Only Feminine Player
- Given Contract
- Phillpotts Never Has Seen His Own Plays
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- 19 Naval Fliers Will Take Part in Curtiss Race
- Seek War Benefits.
- Local News
- Graduation Exercises to be Thursday
- Study of Sleep Jolts 'Restless Sex' Idea
- Japan Sending Trout as Gift to America
- White Man a Puzzle
- Doc's Birdie.
- Rumanian Aviator Plans N. Y. Bucharest Flight
- Magnate Gives $500,000 for Methodist Tabernacle
- Wear Specs to Avoid Crowds, Hollywood Advises Lindy, Gene
- Scottish Players Win Little Theatre Prize
- Local News
- New Pink Water Lily Has Giant Bloss
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- The Vacation for Your Boy
- Rivalry in Navies
- Free Brake Tests
- Money Spent for Health
- Know Utah
- The Bulwark of Goodness
- Capital Punishment
- The Sentinel
- Jots from Geography
- Woman's Name is Mother
- Washington Observations
- College Dean Says Women's Education is Too Feminine
- Telling [Illegible] World
- Local News
- Local News
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- News of Music
- Group Instruction on Piano Discussed
- St. Mary's Glee Club Recital Tuesday
- Grace Evabs Takes Prominent Part in Radio Vocal Event
- Margaret Burton to Teach Dancing
- Logan Festival Set for May 26
- Veteran Musician to Address Graduates
- Move for Summer Music Classes is Widely Sponsored
- Paramount Will Give Last Concert of Season Sunday
- Rowland Hall Pupils in Friday Recital
- Shimer Pupils in Recital Friday
- Final McCune Orchestra Concert Monday
- Recital Postponed.
- Divorce Worries Dolores
- Manchurian Oil Shale
- Charles Shepherd to Give Piano Instruction
- Calendar Filled with Social Affairs as School Year Draws to a Close
- To Visit Europe
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- Mining Stocks Strong on Salt Lake Exchange; Upward Movement Continues
- Mining Company Formed
- Lead, Coper Both Steady
- Local Securities
- Sugar Market
- Investment Trusts
- Rubber Market
- Grains, Provisions Dairy Produce
- Chicago Board of Trade.
- Other Grain Markets.
- Flax Market
- Assessments
- Wheat Market Takes Plunge
- Clerical Error Made in U. S. Wheat Forecast
- Cotton Market
- Wool Markets
- Metals and Money
- Livestock Market
- Mining, Oil and Financial Notes
- Market for Coffee Futures is Irregular
- Butter Market Rules Firm; Trading Active
- Deaths
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- [Illegible] Women Seek to Fill Diplomatic Posts
- [Illegible] Men Europe to Form League
- [Illegible] Set Up French General
- Wanzetti Trial [Illegible] in German
- [Illegible] Scientists Find for Opium Addicts
- Will Receive Honor
- Germans Try Electricity in Slaughtering Cattle
- Elephant in Kitchen.
- Russia Plans to Increase Number of Women Police
- 23 Breweries in Britain Possess Women Directors
- 1927 Fatal Year for British Peers
- Daring Burglars Steal Famous Art Treasures and Valuable Antiques
- War upon Rats to be Discussed at World Meet
- Build Heroes' Mound of Earth from Graves
- Liners 'Ferry' Automobiles Abroad Transportation of Car Costs $400
- Samoans Protest to League
- Soviet Sending Workers North
- Chaperonage of Student Visitors Surprises Paris
- Tips Prove Only Wages for Many French Waiters
- Hohenzollern Princess Displays Musical Talent
- Italian Towns Compete for Growth Record
- Italy Has First Professorships of Journalism
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- Utah and Idaho News
- Spanish Fork D. U. P. Chapter Has Meeting
- Logan Girl Wins Prize for Essay on Chemistry
- Student Addresses.
- Commencement Held at Ephraim
- Christian Christensen Dies at Mt. Pleasant
- Three Injured When Auto Leaves Road
- Children Hold May Day Celebration at Payson
- Ogden Plans to Amend Budget
- 'Pollyanna' Presented by Boxelder High Seniors
- East Canyon Reservoir 87 per Cent Full
- Irrigation Meetings Panned at Kaysville
- Paper 'Distributed.
- Filling Mussolini's Shoes
- Logan Child Dies of Spinal Meningitis
- Relief Body Anniversary Will be Celebrated
- Class Party Held.
- Ephraim High Alumni Hold Annual Dinner
- Davis County High Names Beauty Queen
- Recital Planned.
- Utah Pioneer Dies at Payson
- Woman Buried at Spanish Fork
- P. T. A. of Logan School Elects New Officers
- Red Cross Official Visits Davis County
- Rifle Club Club Elects.
- Special Mother Program Given
- To Hold Conference.
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- When a Girl Loves
- How Ford Mines His Coal; Auto King Pays High Wages and Has No Such Labor Troubles as other Operators
- Ball in Old Wyoming Bar Marks End of Trappers' Winter Vigil
- Follow These Characters through the Stirring Telegram Serial- 'When a Girl Loves'
- Idia Opens Bureau to Predict Monsoons
- Sixteen Quakes a Day.
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- And Everybody's Happy
- Their First Photo on American Soil
- Royal Sympathy to Quake Sufferers
- Sails for Science
- Teacher Wins
- Some Dancer!
- A Plea for America's Trees
- Bud and Lena Back from Honeymoon
- World's Largest Convention Hall
- Lightweight Champ Signs for Fight
- Landis Listens
- No Technicalities
- Queen O' the May
- "Horses, Horses-"
- She'll Dance in Harvard Play
- Dancer in "Take the Air" to Give Stage the Air
- A Little Sidelight from Harvard
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- Moral State of Nation Worries M. E. Gathering
- Accept Urn.
- Allies Would Break Treaty, Mrs. Catt Says
- Market Ripe for Homeseekers, Belief
- $40,000 Awarded for Use by Subdividers
- Out of Order.
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- 300 in Tent Colony Flee in Texas Flood
- Youth Hurt as Car Hits Tree Reported Better
- Realty Advertising Contests to be Held
- Physical Ed. Director Buys Cottam Home
- Man Hald for Alleged Attempt to Steal Car
- All or Nothing.
- Bates Debating Team to Extend Its Field on Long Tour Abroad
- A Peace Treaty.
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- [Illegible] Contest Nearing End; Your Title Idea Might Win $1000 or Autographed Book
- Contest Helps
- Dry Agent Exonerated for Slaying Prisoner
- Payne Convicted of Swindling Idaho Woman
- Publisher Paralyzed.
- Floods on Boise River Receding
- Real Estate Sales in Norfolk Va., Tabulated
- Smelting Expert Dies.
- Five Rumanians Killed by Oil Gusher Blaze
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-05-13 | Page 34 | [Illegible] Cave Discovered [Illegible] Workmen at Noth Rim of Grand Canyon
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1928-05-13 |
| 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/s6jh4v0h |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jh4v0h |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | [Illegible] Cave Discovered [Illegible] Workmen at Noth Rim of Grand Canyon |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1928-05-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 34 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jh4v0h/15559239 |