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- Flashes
- [Illegible] Rates to Orient Are Reduced
- [Illegible] to Deport Five Unwelcome Foreigners
- [Illegible] Slays 1 Child, Slashes 2, Kills Self
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- Shot Two Parishioners He Feared Would 'Ruin' Him, Pastor Says
- Has Luther Elected Reichsbank President
- Subcommittee Approves Enforcement Measures
- Nation Pays Final Tribute to Taft
- Eckener Bares Zep Trip Plans
- Hassell Will Attempt U. S. to Sweden Hop
- Author-Editor Dies from Heart Tttack
- Christianson Candidate for U. S. Senatorship
- One Killed, 1 Wounded in Shooting at Party
- Husband Kills Wife and Self
- Pair Arrested for Extortion in Julian Case
- Actor Trampled by Welcomers
- Vare Quits Race for U. S. Senate
- Planes Carrying Taft Pictures Overdue
- Ortiz Rubio 53
- Officers Unable to Uncover New Clues in Murder of Mrs. Moormeister
- Service Station Fire Was Incendiary, Rumor
- British Labor Ministry Loses
- National G. O. P. Club Demands End of Dry Law
- Keyes to Begin Term in Prison
- Famous Vaudeville Star Dies in London
- Sentenced to Death
- Five Airplanes Saved from Burning Hangar
- Two Doctors to Tell of Cancer Cure Work
- S. L. Officers Capture Rum Runners
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- Attle Planes to Visit S. L. on Way to Coast
- [Illegible] Check Shows Loss of $23,000
- To Plan Banquet
- Charged with Shooting Girl with Air Rifle
- Briefs Completed in River Hearing
- Industrial Law Test Blocked as Rehearing Fails
- Tacoma Gunman Waives Hearing in S. L. Robbery
- U. Regents Put Okeh on Plans for Structure
- Dry Transfer Plan Praised
- Dern Delivers Hoop Title to Aggies' Prexy
- Police Seek Four after Holdup of Drug Store
- Deny Gauss Claim
- Buckner Bound over as Persistent Violator
- Mrs. Clarissa Williams Laid to Rest Church Worker's Career Praised
- Man Hurt in Fall in Front of Auto
- Spanish Fork-Colorado Highway to be Major Project of State Road Commission during Present Year
- Two Girls Lead in Balloting for Engineers' Queen
- Two Plead Not Guilty to Theft of Automobile
- Redondo Paving Bids Authorized
- Paving of 21st South to be Kept in Limit
- Two Deny Guilt in S. L. Liquor Charges
- Alter Will Address S. L. Letter Carriers
- Rural Utah Votes for Prohibition in Nation-Wide Poll
- William Rawlings Dies Suddenly at Salt Lake Home
- Motorist Pays Fine Fo $15 on Speeding Charge
- B. Y. U. Presidents to Attend Convention
- Bamberger Road Value Listed as $879,242
- Yeggmen Use Heavy Ax to Pound Open Safe
- Contract Let for Golf Clubhouse
- City to Refuse Projects When Taxes Are Due
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- Hoover Faces Problem in Picking High Court Man
- Officer Blamed for Fire Fatal to 104 in Korea
- Amateur Fails as William Tell; Chum in Hospital
- Gandhi Force Firm in Spite of Smallpox
- Hoover Cites Example of Taft in Advocating Scout Principles
- Alice White and Fiance
- Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane to Hold Election Today
- Sunback Bathing Suit Gets Okeh in California
- Insurance on Victim Used to Aid Slayer
- Two Children Are Threatened by Extortionist
- 1 Escapes, 5 Perish as Fishing Ship Founders
- Aged Magnate Dies in Flames
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- Current Attractions
- Your Baby and Mine
- Fashion Show at Playhouse Tonight
- 'Vagabond King' Closes Thursday; Drama Coming
- High Waist Line Enhances Feminine Silhouette; New Feature Contributes to Effect of Flowing Lines
- Winnie Lightner at Capitol Thursday
- Do Not Play Part of Nagging Critic If You Want Happy Child
- Baby's Table Cloth
- Mistrial Declared in Mail Fraud Case
- Chain Store T Ax Bill Passed by Texas House
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- Sixth-Round Rally Gives Payne Draw with Lewis
- British Walker Cup Team Selections Made
- Singleton, Robbins Win Billard Tilts
- Chain Subs for Buddy Washington in Feraci Go
- Nibley Course Open For Play Once More
- Hallmark Rolls Top Single Game in Orpheum Play
- Seth Parkinson to Lead Farmer Quintet in 1931
- Western Division Basketball Champs by Own Right
- Training Camp Flashes
- Heckler Favored in Third Round of A. A. U. Mitt Meet
- Favorites Win Matches in National Cue Meet
- Romney Explains Aggie Success Says 'A' Deserves R. M. C. Title
- Boxing
- Junor C. of C. Plans First Annual Smoker
- Playoffs This Week Will Decide Last 4 High School Meet Entries
- Second Round to Name Favorites in A. A. U. Meet
- Indian Quintet Gave A. C. Chance to Tie up League Scramble
- Utah Aggies Take Throne as Western R. M. C. Hoop Champions
- Max Rosenbloom Victor on Foul in Johnson Bout
- Morgan, Bass Return to Good Ring Standing
- International Golf Meet in Quarterfinals
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- Sport Talk and What Not
- Did You Know That
- Madsen Victor in Trapshoot
- Baseball
- Provo Beats Tenth for Place in M Men Meet
- Race Results
- Taylor to Play News for Half Commercial Crown on Wednesday
- Close Games Expected in Second Day of A. A. U. Hoop Tourney
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- Polish Distance Runner Banned
- Stars of '30 College Hoop Competition
- Stanford University Swimmer Absolved of Professional Charges
- Dick Schikat Throws Italian Heavyweight
- Young Marshall Airplanes McLeod
- Wasatch Cougars Beat North Sanpete Quint
- Bud Shields May Tour Europe with A. A. U. Swimmers
- Pick'em Pete
- Hornsby, other Big Loop Stars Show Fine Form
- Funds Coming in to Send Five to Chicago
- Basketball
- Separate Bolero
- Local News
- Trojans Capture Coast Bunting by Downing Huskies
- Two Aggies, Two Cats and Cougar on Honor Five
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- Utah and Idaho News
- Ground Broken for New Payson Chapel
- William Bowen Dies at Home in Payson
- Missouri Educator to Teach at B. Y . U.
- Dance Scheduled.
- To Hold Road Show
- Fire Destroys Packing House at Buld Ranch
- Chairman for Sanpete Music Group Chosen
- Cheese Factory to Open at Mt. Pleasant Soon
- Mapleton Resident Faces Morals Charge
- $100 Fine, Jail Term Follows Theft Charge
- Elders to Give Annual Dinner at Mt. Pleasant
- New Fabrics Weave Subtle Charm into Costumes for Spring Wear; Symmetry of Line Noted in Modes
- Educator Returns
- Livestock Shipped
- Modish Pillows Follow Color Schemes of Rooms They Adorn
- Farm Bureau Locals to Outline Programs
- Owners of Small Flocks Join Pool
- Boy-Girl Beet Work Discussed
- Handcart Pioneer Dead at Mendon
- McKay to Speak at Quarterly Conference
- Classic Pump
- Man Accused of Sale of Alcoholic Sweets
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- Woman's Nerve near Break at Murder Trial
- Divine Wants Britain of Drive by Rome
- Denver Man to Speak at Veterans' Meeting
- Chree Men Burned in Locomotive Explosion
- 'Boy 'Loaned' to Woman May Lose $40,000 Estate
- S. L. May be Host to Bank Meeting
- Chest Campaign Teams to Begin Work March 19
- P. M. Seese Named Zone Manager for Chevrollet Campany
- Takes Water Samples
- 'Rank and File' Miners Fail in Ouster Drive
- Prof. Marshall to Give Talk on 'Amy Lowell'
- New Glider Club to be Organized
- Vote Increase of $100,000,000 to Farm Board
- Ray Addresses Rotary
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- Experts Study Crucial French Naval Demands
- Mrs. Monson's Funeral Services Set for Friday
- High School Offers Course in Aviation
- Marine Office Slain as Bandit by Mistake
- English Star Robbed of $12,000 in Jewels
- Dever Customs House Fund Now $1,235,000
- 30 Cougars Killed
- Broker Shoots Self to Death in N. Y. Home
- Nevada Opposes Keddie Cutoff
- Pride of German Fleet Ready for Maiden Voyage
- Steel Merger Impossible at Present, Claim
- Visitor Lauds Work of Recreation in West
- Arguments on Rail Lines Set for March 28
- Several Injured When India Strikers Riot
- Singing Love Maker Sued for Divorce
- Gilmore Resigns Philippine Post
- 87 Trappe Din Mine Rescued
- Gifts. Swell French Flood Relief Fund
- 105 Suffering from Mysterious Paralysis Put under Quarantine
- 'Lost City' Found with Population of Snakes
- Reichstag Approves Young Reparation Plan
- To Address Kiwanis
- Woman Injured When Seats Fall at Game
- Inmate Escapes at Reformatory
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- Borno's Stand May Bring New Haitian Disorders
- [Illegible] Chosen Head of Travelers' Aid
- Lone Bandit Takes $68 in Store Holdup
- New Scarf
- San Francisco Gives Assurance of Work
- 300 Reds Face Loss of Jobs in N. Y. Disorders
- Soviets Open Drive on God and Religion Reply to Attack
- Ada Harcourt Dies of Residence in Paris
- Mine Fatalities in Utah at 1929 Total
- Flying Publisher Hops off from Calcutta
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- Baron of Beer Tells Cops of $100,000 Place
- Convict Stabs Guard in California Prison
- Wales' Activities Show Recovery from Illness
- Three Homes Looted in Owners' Absence
- Lloyd George Ill at London Home with Cold
- Locke, Novelist, in Paris for Operation
- Buys Capitol Trees
- Mother Willed Entire Mabel Normand Estate
- Soviet Leader Disappears While on Paris Visit
- General Yen Resigns as Shansi Governor
- Mother, 19, Deserts Home for Excitement; Now She' in Jail
- Police Seize 79 at Strike Riots in Philadelphia
- Girl Hysterical after Fiance Kills Self
- Wall Street Backing Bootleggers throughout U. S., Henry Ford Says
- Bids Opened for Work on Kane County Road
- Nine Jailed in Attack on Funeral Cortege
- Poison Found in Liquor Samples
- King George Buys Famed Collection of Stamps
- Pony Express Rider Dies at San Dieg
Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-03-11 | Page 3 | Officer Blamed for Fire Fatal to 104 in Korea
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1930-03-11 |
| 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/s6z61wvm |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z61wvm |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Officer Blamed for Fire Fatal to 104 in Korea |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1930-03-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z61wvm/15661252 |