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- Flashes
- [Illegible] Sportsman Slain in Canada
- [Illegible] Communists Raid Socialist Paper Office
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- Baby Orphaned by Plane Crash Must be Returned to New Zealand
- Mob Threatens to Lynch Prohis
- Short Time Left for Tax Legislation
- House Leaders to Rush Work
- Crash Sinks Vessel; Crew of Five Saved
- Washington Lawyer's Wife Obtains Divorce
- Hopes Fade for American Envoy
- Customs Guard Acquitted in Minnesota Dry Killing
- Girl Sues Motorist for Alleged 'One-Arm' Drive
- Drys, Wets of House Resume Word Battles
- 63 Saved from Vessel in Peril
- Naval Meeting Obtains Action on Three Points
- Jersey Woman Files Divorce Suit at Reno
- Ex-Senator Dies
- Boy, 9, Killed as Officer Fires to Frighten Group
- 100 Seized in Chicago Raids
- Mother Shoots Child to Death
- Professor Dies
- Congressman's Row with Negro Chauffeur Blocks Capital Traffic
- Taft Makes Progress, Doctors' Report Says
- Young Mrs. Vanderbilt Confined to Hopital
- 5 Ships Missing off Louisiana
- Officers Trail Utah Killer into Hills
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- Plans for Trial of Keddington Runs into Sang
- 3 Arrested When Police Stage Two Dry Law Raids
- Judge Resentences Lim to Prison but Urges Him to Appeal His Case
- 32 Holdups Are Staged in S. L.
- Awards Presented Winners in Essay Contest Conducted for Children of Foreign Born Parents in Salt Lake
- Women Nabbed for Gambling in 'Tearoom' Raid
- Exonerate Crew in Fatal Crash
- News of the Week in Salt Lake and Utah
- Hunt for Missing Flier to Continue Systematically
- Katharine Cannon Succumbs Here of Heart Attack
- Safety Bureau Most Needed, Knerr Thinks
- Scores Hail Plan for Fort Forest Early Planting of Trees Desired
- Court Declares Against Delays
- Boy, 11, Wounded When Struck by Stray Shot
- City Announces New Drive upon Careless Drivers
- Sam Youm Pleads Not Guilty to Robbery Charge
- Salt Lake County Exhibition at Capitol to Open Monday
- Waives Hearing on Statutory Charge
- Man Crushed under Train near Death
- Man Injured in Fight on Street
- $1,320,200 to be Expended by Phone Company
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- Backgrounds Vary Widely in Week's List of Popular Fiction
- Local News
- Sounds Good
- Versatile
- Perplexing Mystery Solved by Modern Science in 'Iron Star'
- Humorous Style Used in Depicting Gruesome Murder
- Rolvaag Presents Tragic Story of Farm Miserhood
- Prison Life Described in Osborne Book
- Solomon Theme of Book
- 'Lacquer Lady' Gives Interesting New View on Road to Mandalay
- Eccentrics Studied
- Shaw Letters, Burns Waistcoat Drop in Value; Goldsmith Gains
- Dignified London Post Unbends and Cusses over New War Book
- Writes on Africa
- Spice Criticism with Anger, Author Says
- Thriller Offers Three Hours of Healthy Hate
- Amateur Actress Finds Only Grief in Spitzer Novel
- Man's Attempt to Rise Above Disgrace Dramatically Related
- More or Less Personal
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- Democrats Open Move to Cut Tariffs on Metals
- Call Issued for Mine Workers' Meet
- Sofa Pillows
- Illinois Mine Union Head Calls Convention
- Violence and Disorder Mark Strike in Berlin
- Wyoming Woman Hit by Auto Improves
- Russians Make Heavy Seizures
- Girl Banker at End of Career, Facing Charge
- Course in Shearing Sheep Advocated
- Overdue Ship Safe
- Chinese Girl Loses Fight for Her U. S. Sweetheart Who Faces Charges
- Acosta Gets 6 Months on Abandonment Charge
- Creditors Sue Store Magnate
- New York Judge Faces Removal from Office
- Stinson Builds Planes in Auto Range Prices
- 32-Passenger Flying Boat Goes to Havana
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- Bingham Lads Again Capture Catholic Boys' Hoop Tournament
- All-Tournament Teams Chosen
- Brother Acts Common
- State Handball Final Match to be Played at 12:15 on Monday
- Dixie Prep Five Conquers Hurricane
- Dixie Hoopsters Beat Snow Quint
- S. L. County Game Union to Gather Thursday Night
- Colorado Farmers Upset Boulder by 36 to 24 Margin
- Louis White Leads Division Scorers with 35 Counters
- Miners Retain State Catholic Hoop Title
- Being Holdout Agreeable to Babe More Concerned over Beating Par
- Roosevelt High Drubs Central by 62-9 Count
- To Return Fight Films.
- Mack Grabs Every Week-End Date at Miami for Games
- Davis Increases Scoring Total to 131 for 10 Tilts
- Schmeling's Wish to Fight Causes New Ring Problem
- Whiffing Joey Sewell Hurlers' Hardest Job
- Vandals Trim Oregon State Five
- Landis Disapproves
- Carr Popular Sports Head
- Yanks Make Sweep to English Net Series
- Dartmouth Runner Upsets Phil Edwards
- Green River Beats Blanding Hoopsters
- Cedar Hoopsters Turn Back Kanab
- Fields, Corbett Battle Expected to Make Record
- Artie Shires Denies Report of Holding out from White Sox
- Aggies Keep Gauntlet in Division Race by Win over Cougars
- British Pugilist in Rundown Trim for Sharkey Bout
- Belgian-American Team Bike Victor
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- U. S. Plans New Drives Against Big Liquor Rings
- [Illegible] Party Will Use Horses instead of Dogs
- Sandino Secretary Held by Mexico City Police
- Lardner Appointed to Legislature in Idaho
- Doctor Goes East
- Livestock Man Dies
- Young Woman out of Work Commits Suicide
- Miriam Crosby Gets Divorce in Reno Court
- Society Woman Weds First Husband Again
- Sugar Growers Meet in Cuba
- Richest Timber Baron Dead on Tour of World
- One-Eyed Man Loses Rest of Sight on Train
- Pilot, Passenger Sought after Two Abandon Plane
- Communist Plot Bared in Athens
- U. S. Envoy to Bolivia Quits, Joins Airways
- Three Get Sentences in Gigantic Beer Ring
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- The 300-Acre Forest Idea
- The Chemist's Responsibility
- Byrd Will Bring Them Back
- Some Memories for Mr. Hughes
- The World Should Have a Heart
- Flays Inaccuracies in Biography
- Vast Changes in Industry Noted
- Know Utah
- Main Street
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- People's Corner
- Bachelors' Club Wants Wales for Presidency
- Plenty of Leeway
- In New York
- Wahington
- Woman Writes News 48 Years without Pay
- Dog Shuns Squirrel
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- Welch Cracks 440-Yard R. M. C. Tank Mark as Utes Swamp A. C. 56-28
- S. L. Dog Takes Fifth in New York
- Teachers Split Set with Western State
- Bo McMillan Spikes Reports of Coach Job
- Montana U Wins
- Harvard Gets Tank Meet.
- Navy Quintet Wins.
- Grimes after 2-Year Contract with Pirates
- Basketball
- Complete List of High School Team Standings
- Outstanding Figures in Ogden Winter Carnival
- Revamping Looms for Big Show Inner Gardens Save Phillies'
- Home Runs Cost Owners.
- Bob Howard to Try for Job on Denver Nine; Bears after Dow
- Dern, Cantonwine to Grapple in Arena Headliner Friday; McGuire Likley Will Wrestle Dan Kollish
- Shea, Jaffee Tie for Seattle Honors
- Clark to Serve as Mentor at Colorado College, is Report
- Unknown Youth Ties Mehlhorn in Pensacola Meet
- Soccer Union Calls Meeting for Feb. 26
- Elder Shatters 60-Meter Record
- Joe Gans Knocks out Billy Drako
- Ex-Coast Leaguer Held on Prohibition Charge
- Ketchell's Conqueror May Battle Walker
- Bingham A. C. is Winner over Fort
- Carnera Retires to 11-Room Suite
- Inspired Leopard Quint Defeats Saints in Fast Tilt, 40-25
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- Greta Garbo Scoring Triumph in 'Anna Christie' at R-K-O Orpheum
- New Van Dine Mystery Picture to Play Here Soon
- Famous Dancer Finds Solace in Bible as She Plans New Career
- Superstitious Composer Uses Mail System
- Griffith Star is Back in Films
- Dixie Accent Constant Worry to Young Star
- Smiths Plentiful in Movie Circles
- Spends $250,000 Yearly on Clothes
- Talmadge Title Goes
- Adventures on High Sea Theme of Victory Film
- Talkie Version of 'Lummox' at Paramount
- Father Charts Income of Actress Daughter
- Dumb and Beautiful
- '9:15 Revue' Acclaimed
- Talkies Do Much to End Display of Temperament
- Jeanette is Living Example of How to be Good-and Interesting
- To Direct Dix
- Richard Dix to Star in Cohan's Popular Thrille
- Nameless Play Opens Today at Playhouse
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- Quit Talk About Dry Statute, Demands Ford; Says It's Enforceable
- 120 Montana Liquor Joints under Padlock
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- Local News
- Hoover Turns Back for Home without Taking Fish on Last Day
- Local News
- Named to Cazinet
- Western Air Will Purchase 5 New 30-Passenger Ships
- Concert Given for McClellan Memorial Fund
- Russ Workers Will Protest Religious War
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- Sport Talk and What Not
- Did You Know That-
- Cedar C. of C. Offers Trophies to Basketeers
- Lowa's Great Athlete Signs with Cardinals
- An Old Timer's Scrap Book
- Tar Heel Ring Hopes Rest on 190-Pounder
- Dyche Declares Thompson Greater Player than Ever
- Miami Fight Dubbed Tussle of 'the Tin-Eared Ton'
- British Plan Speedway Better than Daytona's
- These Heavies to Throw Gloves in Florida Show
- Race Entries
- Hunting and Fishing
- Post Fighters Meet City Boys
- Plays in Five Sports
- Elton, LaHood to Meet for Title Utahn at Peak of Lengthy Career
- Charley White Clings to Idea He Can Return
- Connie Mack Adds Twelve More Players to Roll
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- 'Hot for Paris,' With Victor McLaglen, Riot of Laughs at Capitol
- Nancy Carroll to Play with Arlen in Tropical Film
- Ten Letter Game Finds Film Favor
- Resemblance to Garbo Proves Asset to Girl
- Local News
- Imported German Talkie Draws Crowds
- Photographic Art Now Achieving Wonders
- Rod La Rocque Finds No Time to be Serious
- Courrent Attractions
- Wins Role Opposite Barrymore
- Motion Picture of Light Flash Lasts Only One 100,000th of Second
- William Collier Sr. Wins Third Big Role
- Talkies Bring Back Interest in Westerns
- Skeets Gallagher One of Three Talkie Pioneers
- Mary Grows Up
- School Loses out in Favor of Films with Natalie Moorhead
- Jeanette Loff Wins Role with John Boles
- In Western
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- News of School and Playtime
- President Fox of L. D. S. College Goes to Sessions
- Class Organized at West to Study League of Nations
- East High Paper Enters Contest of Scholastic Press
- International Club Boosts Membership
- Victors Announced.
- New Color
- Salt Lake Youth Goes to Naval Training Post
- Thanks to Milk
- Decorations Mark Valentine Day in Hamilton School
- Memorial Given at Madison Junior Honors Lincoln
- Scouts Present Sketch at West
- West High Students Writing for Paper
- West Cadet Hop Set for March
- West High Girls Conduct Annual Masque in Cafe
- Rose Prints
- Indian Lore
- Kindergarten Primary Association Meets
- L. D. S. College to Give Opera
- St. Valentine's Day
- Provo High Teams Debate West on Immigrant Quota
- Junior High at Sandy Praised
- John Smith Speak at Orioles Meeting
- Fringed Chic
- S. A. R. Contest Finals to be Held next Friday
- Doctors Forbid Mexico President to Talk
- Girls Change Mind; Won't See World
- Students Give Valentine Hop
- Scout Troopers Cheer Cripples
- Brigham City to Wage Campaign upon Rats
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- Cornwell in Same Studio Sargent Used
- Violin Pupils, Dancing Class, to Give Recitals
- Swedish Prince, Himself Artist, Discusses Art
- Jack from 'Oakie'
- Sons of Famous Orchestra Leader Plan Huge Texas Cattle Ranch
- Stories of Negro Life Prepared for Screen
- Chaminade Chorus, Quartet in Program
- French Past Revealed by Grotto Hunt
- London Art Treasures Fading, Experts Assert
- Sketches by 'Cowboy' Artist Arouse Local
- A View of Toscanini
- New Title
- Jests at Vanity
- Comedy Producer to Outwit Censors
- German City Votes in Favor of Heavy Opera
- Provo Musician Wins Degree in Chicago College
- Jascha Heifetz Enjoys Hobbies in His Studio Atop Skyscraper
- Washington Society
- Music Lessons Given to Poor by Foundation
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- Action on Mine Tax Plan Nears in Utah House
- 12 State Senators in Texas Face Arrest
- Judge Refuses Venue Change in Brady Case
- Members to Elect
- Death Rate Increase Shown by Statistics
- Mrs. McCormick Loses Plea to be Named Guardian
- Root, Famous Statesman, at 85th Milestone
- Lewiston Man Appeals Sentence in Auto Case
- Louis W. Hill's Home Destroyed by Blaze
- To Hold Exercises
- Surprise Party Given for Chevrolet Official
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- Powerful Operators Keep Selective Bull Move under Way in Wall Street
- Stock Market Turns downward Saturday
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Fruit and Hops
- Treasury Balance
- Metals and Money
- Wall Street Briefs
- Markets at a Glance
- Stock Averages
- New York Stock Quotations
- Clearing House Report
- Rubber Market
- Salt Lake Produce
- Grain, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- Demand for Red Metal Declines
- Mine and Mart Comment
- Park City Ore Output 9,107,360 Pounds
- Earnings
- Cotton Market
- Wool Market
- Coffee
- Chicago Potatoes
- Flour
- Middlewest Utilities Co. May Increase Stock
- Analysis of World Silver Status Made
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- Many Chinese Students Have Marital Woes
- Face Poverty as Sardines Desert Portuguese Coast
- Uses Proxy Wife in Divorce; Faces Cell
- Alfonso Plans Good Will Journey to Portugal
- 'Face Lifting' Process Changes Looks of Staid Berlin Avenues
- Would Buy Guns
- Central America Balks at Small U. S. Bills
- Russian Drink Added to Bars of Commons
- Ousted Shah of Persia is Happy in Parisian Life
- French Courts Use Typewriter for First Time
- Probers Urge Ban on Liquor in Free State
- Turks Try to Control Meander's Meandering
- Poverty Halts Suit by Spanish Grandee
- Kemal Begins Move to Solve Problem of Bread and Water
- Turks Glum as Winter Lessens
- German Railways to Drop Word 'Verboten'
- Worker is Enriched by World War Feat
- Italy to Invoke Death Penalty in Crime War
- Lung Fish Protected by Australian State Order
- Railway Will Oust Camels from Persia's Transportation System
- Fright Causes Death of Would-be Suicide
- Japan Films Big Naval Triumph over Russians
- Drop in Spanish Peseta Kills All Smuggling Profit
- Beggars Turn Shanghai into Winter Haven
- Germany, Once Land of Leisure, Now Gulps Food
- Soviet Lifts Ban on Export of Antiques
- Murder Saves 2000 Dogs from Execution
- Protest Governor's Pay
- 'Tin King' of World Has Two Industries in Hollow of Hand
- Shanghai Silk Industry Suffers Bad Setback
- Loud Speakers Used by Ancient University
- Australia Will Cut Immigration Quotas
- Ancient Roman Tomb Uncovered near Mill
- Madrid Campaigns for Adequate Heating Law
- Millions Idle
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- Utah and Idaho News
- Examiners Named to Give Scout Badges
- Snow College Opens after Recent Shutdown
- Former City Auditor Gets Fraud Hearing
- Patriotic Program Given at School
- Snow in Ashley Forest Short
- Twelve Held on Prohi Charges
- Payson High to Give 'Red Mill'
- Black Hawk War Veteran Now 83
- Officers Elected by Willow Creek Company
- Relief Society Pays Ex-Officers Tribute
- Vegetable Growers Association Formed
- 'Props' for Film Go on Location near Zion Park
- Boiseans Play Golf as Course Basks in Sun
- Horse Lacerates Farmer's Finger
- Miner Injured in Fall of 30 Feet
- Oregon Trail Opened to Travel in Wyoming
- Marriage Announced
- Farewell to be Given Missionary
- Idaho Industrial Board to Hold 15 Hearings
- Census Supervisor Leaves for Denver
- Lawyer Goes to Take Depositions
- Road Association May Launch Move for Central Idaho
- Tree Hurts Youth
- Couple Married
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- Movie Stars Greet Premier's Son
- Handless, but It's No Handicap
- As Threatened Sub Reached Port
- Sanctions Brew
- Women Head New Magazine
- In Camp with the Lindberghs
- Weird Rites Banish Evil Spirits; Save Chief
- Actress to Wed Film Cowboy
- Mrs. Snook Visits Mate in Death Row
- Woman Gets Life for Shoplifting
- Plane in Loop of Death
- "Bat" Plane Flies; Here's Proof
- Capone's Brother Faces Trial
- "Old Barney" in Lion Hunt
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- Thoughts About Family Chief Factor in Trend to Get 'Own Home'
- Cache Woolgrowers to Meet at Logan
- Bank, Sugar Company to Sponsor Beet Contest for Boys and Girls
- Mrs, Maria Jenkins Funeral Tuesday
- Party to Stop En Route West
- U Manager Opens Drive for Better Educator Salaries
- Auto Park to Build Cottages on Two Sites
- David D. Moffat Nominated for Alta Club Head
- 5 Persons Hurt in Two Traffic Crashes in S. L.
- Mecham Confers on Elk Hunt Controversy
- U. S.-Cuba Alliance Recalled on Anniversary of Sinking of Maine
- C. of C. Outlines 1930 Ad Campaign Many New Methods Will be Used
- Sales Program to be Given by Chevrolet Officials during Two-Day Dealer Convention Here
- Mystery Man in French Legion Called Fake
- Lionel Bradford Resigns Post in Clerk's Office
- Boy's Throat Cut by Glass in Auto Crash
- 2000 Sign Petition to Move Iron County Seat
- New Ambulance Arrives for Logan, Cache Use
- Robert Hawke Dies at Home of Parents
- Takes New Post
- Farm Realty Values Show Smallest Loss during 1929
- Driver Arrested following Crass
Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-02-16 | Page 6 | Bingham Lads Again Capture Catholic Boys' Hoop Tournament
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1930-02-16 |
| 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/s6fb69s9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fb69s9 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Bingham Lads Again Capture Catholic Boys' Hoop Tournament |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1930-02-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 6 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fb69s9/15651880 |