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- Flashes
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- Ways to Give Proper Medical Care to U. S. at Right Cost to be Studied
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- Campaign Fund Probers to Move
- Walsh Asks for Inquiry.
- Examination of Jurors Goes on in Clark Trial
- Johnson Opens Dam Bill Fight
- Two Aviators Die in Crashes
- Bribery and Death Threat Charged in Deputies' Trial
- Blasted Mine Toll Reaches 92
- Baseball Scores
- House Overrides Coolidge's Veto on Two Bills in Rapid Succession
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- Obregon Plans Europe Trip after Campaign
- Heavy Quake Felt in California Town
- Army Airman on Dawn-Dusk Flight
- U. S. Demands Slayer's Death
- S. L. Woman Arrested as Child Flogger
- Storm Threatens Utah Dam Disaster
- Named in Divorce
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- Ogden Police Search for Slayer of Aged Woman
- Auto Accident Leads to Arrest of Alleged Thief
- Telephone Co. Rate Hearing to be June 1
- To Build Sidetrack
- Tax Valuation Increases in Washington County
- Insurance for Teachers Urged
- Judge Quashes Morals Charge
- Swans Added to Zoo
- Boy Scouts of Salt Lake Council Will Hold Spring Court of Honor
- Two Roads Protest Property Assessment
- Mrs. Eva Fritchman Dies at Salt Lake Home
- Cedar City in Debt $196,000, Audit Shows
- Youth Injured When Struck by Automobile
- Commission Okehs Water Main Extensions
- Mass Celebrated for Late Father Cotter
- Universal Service Aim of Legion, Riter Says
- 2000 Members of Young Family to Meet June 1
- [Illegible] Commission Ad Goes to Chicago
- Motion to Quash Charge Against Jensen Denied
- Man Gets 71 Days for Passing Bad Check on Ex-Wife
- [Illegible] Recommended at Growers Market
- Rail Traffic to West Increasing
- Jones Names President of S. L. Bounty Dentists
- Anesthetic for Extracting Teeth Fatal to Woman
- Heber M. Wells Treasurer of Merchant Fleet
- Released [Illegible] Probe of Auth's Death
- Berthoud Pass, Highest in U. S., to be Open June 1
- Stars Passing in Film Plays, Marcus Thinks
- Bishop Asks for Fine Reduction
- Sugar Industry Recovers from Slump, Belief
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- Spirited Fight Opens at Texas Democrat Meet
- Kenosha Citizens Seek to Eject Strikebreakers
- Over 200 Suffer from Poison Gas
- Von Huenefeld Buys New Plane; Plans Not Given
- Camp Meeting in Tent City Opened by Krishnamurti
- 600 Mexican Insurgents Surrender in Month
- New Orleans-San Antonio Airmail Contract Let
- Plan Sluff Day
- Wins Essay Prize
- World Freed of Hunger, Poverty Seen by Mason
- Ex-Nicaraguan President Slain
- Man Protests as Court Prohibits Sending Flowers
- Movies Forbidden for Turl Children under 16
- Admission Sought.
- To Hold Institute
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- Invading Collegiate Racqueteers due Wednesday for Title Mee
- 74-Mile Grind Proves Tough for 'Bunion' Racers
- Ray Schalk May Begin A. M. Practice
- Service Department Takes Power Loop Lead
- Verne McCullough Signs Matmen for Thursday's Program
- Golfer to Attempt Ninety Holes during Day
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- Twenty-Sith Ward Wins Diamond Title
- Famous Cindermen En Route to Homes
- Owning Derby Favorite No Pleasure Reigh Count to Run at Belmont
- Pinky Mitchell to Battle K. L. Kaplan
- Snow Triumphs over Pearce in Marathon Match
- Bryant, South Will Play Again for Baseball Title
- Favorites Win in East Meet
- Armstrong Cup Tennis Play on at Westminster
- Still Champion of World
- Race Results
- Broken Leg, Badly Dislocated Shoulder Feature Mat Card
- Utah's Collegiate Tracksters Invade Denver for R. M. C. Mea
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- [Illegible], House [Illegible] Confer on Ix Slash Bills
- [Illegible], Le Brix Greet Sindy on Anniversary
- Begins Work on New Traffic Rules
- Presidential Candid Ates as I Know Them
- S. L. Schools to Hold Field Day at Liberty Park
- Jeritza Quits Vienna Opera in Protest
- U. S. Chemist Freed from German Prison
- Canadian Rail Head on League Committee
- Speech Forum Planned
- Couple Indicted for Poisoniung 2 Children
- Arbitration Agreed on in Rail Wage Dispute
- Government of Greece Resigns
- Dedication of Lady of Lourdes Grotto May 30
- Scientist Dies Studying Fever
- Foul Play Suspected in Rumania Envoy's Death
- $5200 Damages Sought for Injuries to Child
- Jewelry Valued at $300 Stolen from Covey Home
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- [Illegible] High Schools Make Ready for Annual Track Meet Friday
- Elm Leaves for Detroit to Prepare for National Open
- U. -I. Loop Opens Second Week of Action Tuesday
- Four Teams Will Compete in Polo Tourney at Boise
- Sigma Nus Cop Frat Baseball Series at U.
- Harvey Kirk, Former Aggie Athlete, Signs to Coach Eureka Hi
- Athletics Gain Full Game on Leading Yanks
- Walberg Turns in Sixth Straight Win
- Wills, Hunter Win in Meet in France
- Vosco Call Chosen to Lead 1929 Track Team at U. A. C.
- Bud Taylor Wins from Joe Lucas
- Pullman Beats Keeley Nine in Playoff Game
- Harvard Signs to Replace Army on Navy Program
- Jess Hobson Hangs up Win over Pee Wee Jensen in Dull Match
- Jack Quinn Wins Own Game with Safe Hit in Thirteenth Frame
- Cardinals Nose out Chicago in National Loop
- Reds, Pirates Split in Double Header
- [Illegible] Mandell Prove Ability as Titleholder by Beating M'Larnin
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- U. S. Stage Line Group Merges
- 'Queen of Diamonds' Sued in 2 Actions for $20,000
- Mote in Bottle Gives Clue to Girl Slayer
- Wage Cut Loses
- Argentine Town in Grip of General Strike
- Baltimore Publisher Cancels World Air Tour
- Couple at Home to Honor Daughters
- Society
- Bennion Urges Quick Noxious Weed Removal
- Dakota Voters Not Instructing Delegates
- Test Plane Carrier
- P. T. A. Has Meet
- Swedes to Strike for One Day as Protest
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- Jury Actions
- Use the Spare Tire
- The Power Companies
- Just Folks
- Gilded Youth
- Know Utah
- Golden Year of Railroading
- The Sentinel
- Jots from Geography
- Washington Observations
- Little Joe Says
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- Telling [Illegible] World
- People's Corner
- In New York
- Tish Date America History
- Luke Warm Says:
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- Mining, Financial and Commercial News
- Assessments
- Cotton Market
- Local Securities
- Metals and Money
- N. Y. Bond Market
- Sugar Market
- Grains,. Provisions Dairy Produce
- Traders in Far West Oppose Early Closing of N. Y. Exchange
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Investment Trusts
- Rubber Market
- N. Y. Quotations
- Wall Street's Close is Heavy
- Livestock Markets
- Wool Markets
- Wall Street Briefs
- Mining, Oil and Financial Notes
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- Grant Triumphs in Second Round of British Meet
- Helen Will St Al. Disturbed by Wimbledon Edict
- 2 More Schools Enter Pacific Coast Carnival
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- Vital Statistics
- Race Entries
- Boxers Land on Heads and Both Take Count
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- Marriage Licenses Issued
- Divorces Asked
- New Suits Filed
- Funerals
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- Current Attractions
- [Illegible] Movietone Victory Saturday
- Salt Creek Oil Lease Charges Examined
- U. S. Railroads Set New Safety Records in 1927
- Emil Janning Film at Capitol Today
- Marjorie Rambeau at S. L. Theatre May 28
- Fog Forces Greenly Planes down in Maine
- Your Baby and Mine
- Chicago Opens Drive Against Beer Flats
- High Blood Pressure is Puzzle to Science
- 103 Lose Fight to Obtain Share in Duke Estate
- Local News
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- Utah and Idaho News
- Bovine T. B. Tests in Idaho Are Completed
- L. D. S. Seminary at Logan Graduates 52
- Snow Coolege Music School to Graduate
- Lights to Illuminate Mammoth Shoshone Falls
- Mrs. Annie R. Allred Dies at Spring City
- Hyrum Boys and Girls Organize Bean Club
- Boxelder Will Enter Primary Parada Float
- Logan, Brigham Plan Bear River Excursion
- Two L. D. S. Missionaries Return to Kaysville
- Logan Hospital Will Graduate 4 Nurses
- Blind Girl Concert at Logan Tabernacle
- Two Logan Junior High Girls Receive Medals
- Students Given Awards at Logan
- Bandits Hold up Idaho Drug Store; under Arrest
- Idaho to Have Socialist Party
- Motor Turns over Twice after Crash
- Officers Elected by Payson Pioneer Women
- Scouts Discuss Plans for Yellowstone Trip
- W. C. Cluff Dies in Hospital at Provo
- Acquitted of Charge
- North Cache Students Elect New Officers
- Price Man Injured on Hunting Trip in Calif
- City Teachers in Idaho Best Trained, Report
- Services Held for Ex-Mayor
- Eradication of Weeds Discussed at Idaho Meeting
- Kiwanians to Hold Meeting at Brigham
- Program Made for Poultry Day
- Medal, Prize Winners at B. Y. U. Announced
- Cup Awarded B. Y. U. Woman for Debating
- Sternaman, Ex-Illionis Football Star, Weds
- Child Injured When Hit by Automobile
- Brigham Man Made Attorney for O. S. L.
- Congreational Leader Pays Visit to Vernal
- Forest Warehouse Will be Erected at Vernal
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-05-22 | Page 3 | To Hold Institute
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1928-05-22 |
| 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/s68069ft |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68069ft |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | To Hold Institute |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1928-05-22 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68069ft/15562405 |