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- Flashes
- Political Campaign
- Diriglble Los Angeles Circles Steubenville
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- Pugilist Slain in Salt Lake
- Four Principals in Rifle Slaying
- Rooveselt Leaves Denver
- Police Guard 2 Chicago Judges from Bombers
- Coolidge Felicitates China on Anniversary
- Columbia Flight to Rome Delayed
- W. C. T. U. Scores Smith
- Contracts Are Signed for 200 Million Dollar Movie Merger
- Oliver Mitchell's Wife Gets Divorce in L. A.
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- Explorer Byrd, Companions Bid Farewell to U. S.
- 120 Deny Guilt on Dry Charges
- Texas Negro Sought for Assault on White Woman
- Army Blimp Arrives at Legion Convention
- Girls, Kept Silent for Year by Fear, Tell of Father Killing Man
- Communistic Work in Calif. Schools Charged
- Engineer Killed in Train Wreck
- Peace Defense Urged on Legion
- Car Made in 1898 Sought; May Save Millions in Suit
- With the Candidates
- Hoover and N. Y. Leaders Confer
- Colorado Man Shot down at Ranch Home
- Zeppelin Will Start Thursday
- Borah Tells Coolidge Observations on Tour
- Express Clerks in N. Y. Staging Surprise Strike
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- Gas Fought as Dangerous to Utah Business
- School Census Will be Started in City Oct. 15
- U. S. Grand Jury to Meet Monday
- Negro Charged with Murdering Chef
- Hearing on Stage Lines to be Held at Richfield
- Congressional Library Worker to Visit S. L.
- Probable Showers for Wednesday Forecast
- Man Held for Alleged Stabbing Released
- Fair Visitor Warned to Watch for Pickpockets
- Idahoan Starts Fight to Regain Custody of Son
- Shortage of Cars Faces Coal Men
- Woman Given $8 a Week Compensation
- Dr. Widtsoe Publishes Book on Irrigation
- Knight to Speak.
- Enrollment of Salt Lake Night School Shows Increase over 1927
- State Veterinarians Hold Convention
- Griffith Recovers.
- Two Bandits Rob Pedestrian of $14
- Extra Forces Work to Clear Streams of Debris
- Two Youths Face Larceny Charges for Theft of Autos
- Gilsonite Theft Charged in Suit
- Most Intelligent Students Come from Cities, Prof. Barlow Asserts
- C. Lewis Named Orem Line Head
- More Protection for Utah Workers Urged by Piggott
- Crop Increase Forecast for State in 1928
- Cardon Addresses Chamber Meeting
- 80 Acres Will be Added to Airport
- Patrolman Hurt; Hit by Fire Chief's Auto
- Registration in S. L. Precincts Shows Increase
- 9 Nominees File Expense Figures
- Wixcey Appointed as Mayor's Secretary
- R. O. T. C. Battalion at West High Parades
- S. L. Needs More Fire Equipment, Knight Says
- Sherman Preece Named Deputy State Auditor
- Youth Faces Charge of Robbing U. S. Armory
- $8000 Loss in Farm Fire near Cedar City
- $150 Expenses O. K. D.
- Utah Recognized as Sheep Center, Dern Declares
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- Van Sweringens Get Control of Sixth Rail Road
- Voices Heard in Building Ruins
- Officers Elected by Salt Lake Rankers
- Chicago Registration Shatters Past Records
- Boats Escape Gale
- Vet Freed after 3 Years; Refused to Support Child
- State Receives $5500 in Inheritance Taxes
- Communist Candidate Predicts Hoover Victory
- Hoover Urged on Women Voters by Mrs. Hyde
- Journalists to Visit Salt Lake
- British Canon Opens Attack on Death Penalty
- Republican Workers Will Meet at Logan
- France Delays Banning of Hearst Reporter
- Life Underwriters to Meet on Saturday
- 8 Rescued on Lake Michigan
- Local News
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- Yanks Again Hailed as Greatest Baseball Aggregation of All Time
- Davis Eleven Preparing for Boxelder Clas
- Huggins Supposedly Cripple Machine Hangs up Nine New Records
- Interesting Facts About Division of $777,290 Receipts
- World Series in a Nutshell
- Guby Aubrey Ties State Trotting Record for Mile
- Seals, Senators Open Seven-Game Titular Series
- 3 Illini Backs out of Game for While
- Navy Mentor Changes Backs
- Athletic Comish, Orders Loughran to Fight Soon
- Cubs Do Bit to Uphold Honor of National League
- Gotham Players Pull Pranks on Return to N. Y.
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- Cards Find Solace in Huge Purse Sherdel, Breadon Protest Decision
- Dutch Reuther Leads Hurlers in Coast Loop
- Dave Shade to Meet Cowboy Jack Willis
- Ruth Boosts Lifetime World's Series Batting Mark to .324
- Spears Looking for Fullback at Minnesota
- European Champ to Meet Kaplan Thursday
- Race Results
- Freight Office Forges to Front of D. & R. G. Loop
- 'Strangler' Lewis May Decide to Meet Prestina
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- [Illegible] Follows Moslem Rising [Illegible] Inland China
- Your Children
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- Smoot Attacks Bourbon Tariff
- Carnes Lent Mission Funds, Charge in Suit
- Two Face Charges of Possession of Wine
- 3 Policemen May Receive Total of 172 Years in Jail
- Negro Convicted of Robbing Crawford Home
- 14 Prisoners in Texas Escape
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- Golden Jubilee Fair
- South America's Future
- Safety Education
- Dry Agents's Guns
- Know Utah
- Health - Greatest Heritage
- The Sentinel
- Just Folks
- Jots from Science
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- 140 Years of the Presidential Parade!
- Emancipator Wins
- People's Corner
- This Date in American History
- Telling the World
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- Mining, Financial and Commercial News
- [Illegible] Made to the Bank Commissioner of the State of Utah of the Condition of the Columbia Trust Company
- Unfilled Tonnage of U. S. Steel Increases
- New York Bonds
- Livestock Market
- Investment Trusts
- Assessments
- New York Curb
- N. Y. Quotations
- New Equipment Installed
- Iron Industry Prospers
- To Borrow Funds
- Mine and Mart Comment
- New Highs Made in Wall Street
- Wool Market
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- Additional Market Reports
- Other Grain Markets
- Cotton Market
- Grain, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- Flour
- Local Securities
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- Wall Street Briefs
- Rubber Market
- San Francisco Quotations
- Metals and Money
- Dividends
- Sugar Market
- Woolen Exhibit Draws Interest
- Women's Department
- Chicago Potatoes
- Closeups of Two Candidates
- Hoover Believes Big Issue Lies in Keeping Farm Belt in Line
- Has Oil Bonanza in Own Back Yard - Maybe
- Coffee
- Mrs. Mildred Waite Dies at S. L. Home
- Race Entries
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- Utah and Idaho News
- Proposed Damsites In Cache Valley Visited
- Mass Meeting Planned on Deer Creek Project
- Aged Nampa Farmer Returning to Home State
- Alleged Defrauder Held in Provo Jail
- G. O. P. Selects Ticket at Panguitch Meet
- Davis County Entrants Win Awards at Fair
- Improved Road between Eureka-Santaquin Asked
- Boxelder, Cache, Weber Doctor Hold Meeting
- Woman Hurt in Fall from Car Recovering
- David P. Anderson Dies at Tremonton Hospital
- Indian Killed by Cabin Collapse
- Road to Falls Nearly Finished
- Aged Woman Falls under Engine; Escapes Unhurt
- Roger Frank Ellis Dies at Castle Gate
- Central Girl Injured When Struck by Auto
- Staff of South Cache High Paper Selected
- Women Democrats at Mt. Pleasant Form Organization
- Major Parties Open Provo Headquarters
- Logan Schools Observe Fire Prevention Week
- Idaho Governor Reviews Record
- Cache G. O. P. Committe
- Newton Raises Quota for Hurricane Relief
- Boy Badly Bruised When Thrown from Horse
- Son of Professor at Provo Succumbs
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- Youngest of 7 Laying Warden [Illegible] on Gallows
- [Illegible] Cut on Potatoes From Colordo Ordered
- Revolver Stolen
- Hickman Denies Suicide Attempts; Ready to Pay Penalty, Tells Warden
- Salt Lake Nears Red Cross Quota
- Kirkham Returns from Boy Scout Conference
- Clark's Daughter and Husband to Visit S. L.
- Will Study Buses
- Armstrong Home in Cottonwood Sold
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- Current Attractions
- [Illegible] Picture on [Illegible] Bill Today
- [Illegible] Praises 'King Kings, Now at Gem
- Madonna Type of Brunet Beauty Should Wear Red
- Milton Sills Film Pleases Audience at Capitol Theatre
- Symphonic Choir at Tabernacle Saturday
- Hoover May Speak in S. L. November 3
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-10-10 | Page 14 | Son of Professor at Provo Succumbs
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1928-10-10 |
| 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/s6ff515k |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ff515k |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Son of Professor at Provo Succumbs |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1928-10-10 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 14 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ff515k/15578243 |