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- Yes or No?
- Public Works Total Billion
- King Boris Escapes Assassination
- Report Bishop Cannon 'More Uncomfortable'
- Dry Killers Face Trial
- Woman Marries Millionaire, but Continues to Work as Reporter
- Bravery of Woman Foils Kidnap Plot
- Fire Threatens Coast Resort
- Man Acquitted of Capital Murder
- Public Domain Body to Meet
- Majority of Nobel Awards for 1930 May Go to America
- 30 Trapped When Building Falls
- Thompson in Hospital
- 2000 Dockmen in Texas Strike
- Legal Adviser of Chinese to Talk Treaties
- Father Hit by Auto on Way to Hospital
- Fire Sweeps Town
- Quake Hits Ancona Region Again; Dead Fixed at Fifty
- Seeks Navy Peace
- Frost Hits Florida
- Safe Looted in S. L. Branch Post Office
- Communists Fire on British Vessel
- Mother and Capt. Boone to Attend Hoover Jr.
- The Weather
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- Records Saved for Use in City Shortage Case
- Commission Begins Action to Open Fourth East
- Still Grazing Ranges of Wasatch
- Commission Head to be Unable to Attend Conference
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- Two Chinese Bound over on Dope Charge
- Coeds Urged to Study Items of Real Interest
- Wife Deserter Suspect Wants to be Returned
- Four Bootleg Suspects Deny Guilt at Hearing
- Salvation Army Officer to Pay Salt Lake Visit
- Boost Huber's Bail to $3000
- Court Praises S. L. Attorney
- Man Wanted Here on Check Charge Held in Arizona
- Jolly St. Nicholas
- Forest Service to Provide Trees in Capitol Park
- Man Burned in Blast Slightly Improved
- Free Course in Philosophy Will be Given by Unitarians during Winter
- Road Material Meets Protest
- Riter Talks on Tax
- Threat Held in Note to Victim
- Relief Sigh Comes Too Soon during Beer Raid
- Trials of 32 Men for Gambling Set Ahead
- Program to Stimulate Utah Industry Detailed
- Makes Address
- City Officials Are Urged to Watch State Legislation
- Consul to Visit S. L.
- Red Cross Will Sound Reveille for Roll Call on Armistice Day
- 1000 Children to Take Part in Halloween Fete
- Campaigns near End; 3 Rallies in S. L. Planned
- Rev. G. L. Lobdell to Take over S. L. Christian Church
- S. L. Man Promoted in Naval Gunners' Ranks
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- Runs Wild; Carries Threat of Fire to City
- Players to Give Party Saturday
- Chooses Debate Team Officers
- Park League Will Meet Thursday
- Your Baby and Mine
- West High Will Hold Final Pep Rally Friday
- Tail of Cat Given Credit for Aiding Prohibition Raid
- Northwest Air Line Planned
- Supposed Bootlegger Shot Dead in New York
- West High Seniors to Hold Dance Saturday
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- Liquor-Laden Vessel Seized
- Child, Mother Burned by Gasoline Blaze as Grandfather Lies Dying
- Rights of U. S. in Palestine Being Studied
- Norris as 'Regular' as Any, Borah Declares
- Prohi Watches Senators to See If They Buy Rum
- 2 Wounded in Garage Holdup
- Salesman Robbed of $50,000 in Jewelry
- Canada Looks About for New Wheat Mart
- Man Loses Feet When He Falls under Train
- Chicagoans to Honor Dr. Walter Dill Scott
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- Leopards, Panthers Resume Traditional Grid Rivalry
- Rogers Hornsby to Play Second Base for Cubs in 1931
- Chicago's Greatest Racing Season Closes on Friday
- Stribling to Fight Christner Tonight
- Tough Game-Mac
- Two Track Horses Killed in Blaze at Maryland Stable
- McCafferty Scores 69 and Espinosa Gets 71
- Students, Alumni Keyed to High Pitch
- Salt Lake Stamp Bowlers Win 4 from Electrics
- Misses Touchdown by Belt
- Dope on Annual East-West Clash
- Sport Talk
- Sharkey Offered $60,000 for Bout
- Pep Rallies Rouse Hopes for Triumph
- Oswald Respects West
- Alabama-Kentucky Game Should be One of Big Battles
- Mawson, Larson Loom as Threats in Nibley Tourney
- Monroe is Runner-Up
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- Justices Differ on Opinion in Mooney Charge
- Coal Miners Refuse to Accept Wage Slash
- Women's Missionary Union Holds Election
- St. Paul's to Hold Holy Communion Saturday
- Walnut Hunter Puts Town in Darkness
- Indiana Bank Workers Study at Night School
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- Priest, Threatened for Antivice Activities, Keeps Pistol Nearby
- Flashes
- 2 West Radio Stations Are Ordered off Air
- Portes Gil to Set Sail
- Couple Admits Banker's Death
- Suicide Pays Damages
- Archbishop of St. Paul Shows Improvement
- Missionary Tells of Communism in China
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- Fight Prattle Said to Have Caused Al Smith to Throw Away Soup
- Indian Frosh Play Host to Y Babes in Annual Contest
- Soft for Detroit
- Provo Defeats Spanish Fork for District Bunting
- University with 700 Students Has Undefeated Team
- Disapproves Post Season Encounter for U with Pitt
- Four Players Left
- Ute Game With Pittsburg Impossible, President Thomas States
- Daviscourt, Olson Bout Shares Interest in Friday's Mat Program
- John Freberg Defeats Oklahoma Strong Man
- Gehrig Resting Nicely
- Griffith-Neron to Fight
- 12 Chances to Win
- Bruder Gets Rabbit Foot and Horseshoes to Break up Hoodoo
- Sixty-Four Teams Enter Handball Tournament
- Track Star on Grid
- Quakers Loom as Real Hockey Team
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- New Issues Crop up in Last-Minute Campaigning
- Prince of Wales Plans New Tour
- Will Wander
- Giant Plane to Fly to Amsterdam Sunday
- San Joaquin Valley Pioneers Owned Man-Sized Thirsts in Good Old Days
- Wife Sues Husband Who 'Wanted to Cook'
- Puzzles New Yorkers
- Aids Husband's Campaign
- 3 Gangsters Are Killed in N. Y.
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- Utah's Reckless Tax Spenders
- Real Christianity
- Fewer Sales in the Orient
- Know Utah
- Women as Politicians
- German Monarchy Lost Cause
- Just Folks
- Main-Street
- Today is the Anniversary
- Farmer Advertises for Hunters on His Land
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- People's Corner
- Promoter Wants Fight Commission
- Declares Football Needs Fair Test
- Washington
- In New York
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- Dynamite Bomb Explodes in Air
- C. of C. Governors Honor L. J. Paul
- Pallbearers for Stephens Funeral Are Announced
- $4,000,000 City Airport Started by Baltimore
- Advocates Perfume as Gas Danger Signal
- Flew in for Dinner
- Daily Health Service
- College Offered $650,000
- Helping the Homemaker
- Tulane Scientists Comb Jungles for New Facts on Tropic Diseases
- Dedicate Athenaeum to Three Institutions
- Mail Plane Proceeds; Ransom Rumor Denied
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- Dr. Stern Says He Was Ousted for Radicalism
- Youth of Logan Tries to Beat Police in Race
- Houston Hard Hit by Waterfront Strike
- Youthful Trio Admits Looting Many S. L. Homes
- Baptist Minister Gets 4 Months on Rum Charge
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- British Dry Bill Given First Reading in House
- Student Dies after 80 Hours in Respirator
- Suits Filed
- Divorces Granted
- Marriage Licenses
- Divorces Asked
- Halloween Jokes Do Little Damage, Burbidge Says
- Woman Held after She Fires on Children
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- Local Mining Stocks Weak
- S. L. Quotations
- Chicago Potatoes
- Assessments
- New York Bond Market
- Salt Lake Curb
- Metals and Money
- Wool
- Corn Hits Low Price for Year
- Sugar Market
- New York Curb Market
- Dairy and Produce Market Prices
- Mine and Mart Comment
- Tintic Mines Ship 103 Carloads of Ore
- Tintic Lead Ships 6 Cars of Ore
- Park City Ore Output 8,208,020 Pounds
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- Brigham Young, Farmers Primed for Battle of Romneys at Ogden
- Utah Copper, Callies Clash in Feature Soccer Fracas Saturday
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- Tailenders Make Good Showing in Bowling League
- Racing Results
- Eastern Hatters Strengthen Lead in Bowling Loop
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- Prices Continue Weak
- Earnings
- Coffee
- New York Stock Quotations
- Industry Views Rise in Textiles as Sign of General Business Upturn
- Ewald Grand Jury Indicts Secretary
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Livestock Market
- Saturday's College Grid Schedule and Selections
- B. Y. U. Basketball Team Getting in Form for Season
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- Head Hunters Are Captured after Uprising
- New Tomb of Lenin Unveiled in Moscow
- Girl in Hospital as Result of Auto Hurts
- Idahoan Badly Hurt by Steer at N. Y. Rodeo
- American, Arrested in Peru Again, Released
- McHon Not Guilty of Assault and Battery
- College Turns down Offer of Crystal Gazing Course
- Studies Primer at 82
- Send Master Wreath
- Held in Child Murder Charge
- Capone Official Finally Nabbed
- Car Hits Truck on Highway; Boy Hurt
- P. T. A. Worker Will Hold Meetings Here
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- Europe Swept by Crime Wave in Depression
- C. Y. Russell Dies of Heart Attack
- Compensation Denied to Murray Sullivan
- Sea Scout Commodore from Coast Visits S. L.
- Asks Aid for Indians
- Says Jail Cured Her
- Hoover to Send Laundry out to Save on Space
- Kiukiang Faces Bandit Menace
- Chicago Woman Goes to L. A. to Drown Self
- Doctor Saves Student Who Takes Subtle Poison
- Al Smith to Get Honor from Irish University
- Air Service Will Link England and Capetown
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- Ex-Dictator of Greece and 30 Backers Nabbed
- Gives Program
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- Cranked Auto in Gear; Treated at Provo Hospital
- Funeral Services Held for Inger Andersen
- Ely Man Hurt When Automobile Overturns
- Have Halloween Dance
- Man Held in Ely for Working New Type of 'Racket'
- Mrs. Mary G. Jensen Dies at Brigham City
- Merrill Speaks
- Two Divorces Granted
- Instructor Badly Injured in Fall
- J. S. Adamson Dies at Lake Shore Residence
- 790 Enroll in School
- Salesman Chops Foot
- Legion to Hold Ball
- Officers Elected by Lockhart Legion Post
- Music Association Appoints Ely Teacher
- Democratic Club of Payson Hears Speeches
- Literary Club Feted
- Democratic Women Meet
- W. D. Candland Speaks at Mt. Pleasant
- State Statistics
- Births
- Excessive in Nevada Trapping Costs Held
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-10-31 | Page 1 | Woman Marries Millionaire, but Continues to Work as Reporter
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1930-10-31 |
| 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/s6t451xr |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6t451xr |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Woman Marries Millionaire, but Continues to Work as Reporter |
| Type | wedding |
| Date | 1930-10-31 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6t451xr/15682933 |