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- Rum Case Defendent Denies Split with Patten, Larsen
- Flashes
- Know Your Salt Lake and Utah
- The Weather
- Crowds Flock to Thrilling 'Battle of New York'
- New Mob Attacks Force Nuns and Priests to Flee in Spain
- 2 Prisoners Escape from Idaho Jail
- Steps to Aid Silver to be Taken within Year, Ferry States
- Reconciliation of Monarchs Denied
- Notorious Bandit Slain by Gunmen
- Dying University Head Sinking Fast
- Davis Attacks Plan to Cancel War Debts
- Aviators Forced down in Street
- Farmer-Laborite Runs for Mayor
- White House Gets New Publicity Man to 'Ghost Write' for Hoover
- Maestro Passes
- Man near Death in Kansas from Fire
- Baseball Scores
- U. S. Will Abandon Twenty Army Posts
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- World Tour is Offered for Visitors Who Attend Paris Colonial Exposition
- Illinois Weekly Loses Money, but Keeps Its Humor
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- Body of Scientist Will be Cremated
- Man Bound over for Trial on Statutory Charge
- East West Meet in France
- Powder Puff, Rouge Pot Conform with Milady's Long Frocks and Locks; Makeup Varies during Day
- Alligator Trails Taste Good to Jungle Explorers
- Hoover to Get Own Motorboat
- Baylor University Head near Death
- Do-X to Make Trial Flights
- Siam King Resting Easy after Knife
- Two Official Shot to Death in Office
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- American Named to Go with Graf
- Youth Arrested in Slaying of Couple
- Policeman Routs Speakeasy Holdups
- Moroni Seminary Holds Graduation
- S. L. County Democratic Committee Holds Meet
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- Fondness for Peanuts Brings Fine of $200
- Auto Crashes into Veterans; 1 Killed
- Irving Junior High School to Present Light Opera
- To Get Awards
- Capitalist Dies
- American Killed
- Committee to Report
- Commissioner Dies
- To Leave Council
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- Soviet Raises Food Prices 50 per Cent
- Covered Wagon to Cross Continent
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- Alexander Gastaud, Noted Chef, Admits That He Likes Ham and Eggs
- Wounded Robber in Serious Condition
- Mortician Assumes City Treasurer Job
- Two Treated for Injuries Received in Car Collision
- New Law Affects Present Members of School Board
- Boy Hurt in Runaway
- Admits Murder
- Moscow Ridicules Stimson's Claims
- Bank Order Made
- Over the Radio
- Petition Filed to Rehear Rum Cases
- 1000 Rebels Killed in India Clashes
- Officer Killed in Attempted Arrest
- Wealthy Widow Commits Suicide
- Grand Jury Indicts Alleged Robber
- Pope Pius Plans Address over Radio
- Convict Gives up on Rockefeller Lands
- Exchange Club Plans for Noted Flier's Entertainment
- On Stage and Screen
- Local News
- 'Bad Sister' is R-K-O Feature
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- Editor Weds Portland Girl
- Attempt to Wreck O. S. L. Train Fails
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- Tank Car Blaze Destroys Trackage
- Home of Former Governor Looted
- Gambler's Policy Given Showgirl
- 15 Battle Blaze in Montana Forest
- Crop Dusting Plane Falls; Flier Killed
- Trial Set May 20
- Jury Finally Named to Retry Kirkland
- To Hold Reception
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- Alleged Chicago Shortage Studied
- 1200 Beauty Shop Workers on Strike
- Quakes Recorded
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- Society and Clubs
- Elected
- Dinner Will Honor Couple
- Ziegfield Beauty Weds Manufacturer
- 200 to Testify in Liquor Conspiracy
- Capt. Frank Hawks Lands at Berlin
- Barbara Bennett Shows Improvement
- Mexican Jobless Sought for Crime
- Ex-Newsboy Leaves $3,000,000 Estate
- Man Sought on Bad Check Count Accused to Theft
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- Death Takes News Man of Honolulu
- Time Goes Forward
- Gets Promotion
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- Utah's Income Tax Measure Now in Effect
- Gas Rises One-Half Cent per Gallon
- O. A. Jelt, Invalid, Commits Suicide
- J. C. Howard Estate Valued at $329, 889
- Meeting of Pardon Board Postponed
- Delegates to Building Owners' Fete in Seattle Invited to Covered Wagon Days
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- Local News
- Rifles Glitter at Inspection of R. O. T. C. Units
- I. C. C. Will Reopen Fruit Rate Case
- Educator to Speak
- Hospitals of S. L. Observe National Day
- Spring Foods from California Popular Apricots Also Delight Housewives
- Utah's 'Circle Tour' Provides Varied Thrills
- City School Chief Sets Clinic Dates
- 'U' Medicine School Dean Given Leage
- Witness in Snyder Murder Released
- Bid is Accepted for City Auditing
- Gov. Dern Will Reply to Wilbur after Parley
- Baby Born to Mrs. R. V. Dunn, Former Salt Lake Resident
- Red Cross Aids in Spanish War Being Sought
- Utah Garment Manufacturer Dies on Coast
- Airport-Tooele Highway Urged in Talk by Hart
- S. L. Population Set at 140,267
- To Give Convert
- New Members Are Honored at C. C. Program
- Man Arraigned in Embezzlement Case
- Salt Lake Proves Sterile Field for 3 Alleged Mebers of Bunco Gentry
- Valuation of Mines Shows Huge Decline
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- Kentucky Derby Looms as One of Most Open Events in Turf History
- Race Results
- U. S. Netmen Await Series in Canada
- Miss Orcutt Only Yankee Woman in Britain Golf Meet
- Utah Net Tourney Delayed One Week until July 18-25
- Sport World to Assemble at Louisville
- Leading Beavers Play Angels as All Coast Games Occur at Night
- 500 Horses to Go on Auction Black
- Reno Big Shots Look at Fight Site
- This Game of Golf
- Businessmen Who Golf
- Frieberg Boots Grappler, 60, out of Ropes; Loses
- Hornsby Says Cubs Will Win Pennant Expects Charges to Regain Hitting
- Semifinalists Meet in Indian Tennis Tourney
- Bob Bird Joins Forest Dale Club
- Mat Situation Meets Showdown in Illinois
- Diamond Dust
- Athletic Award Winners Selected at Jordan High
- French Amateur Fist Kings Meet Americans in Chicago
- Golf
- New Yorker Named Mat Captain for Cup Team
- Forest Service to Study Kaibab Deer Conditions
- Lance Twirls 2 Hit Game for Best '31 Sandlot Performance
- Fights Last Night
- Monday League
- Sheiks 10, Phone 3
- O. S. L. 12, Power 4
- Browns' Shortstop Finds Batting Eye
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- Sport Talk 'N' What Not
- Sez Which?
- Major League Leaders
- Brother of Don Moe Turns Golf Professional
- Saint Athletic Temas Sign Swan Song in Ball Game at Bingham
- Shields, Sutter, Mangin, Wood in Davis Cup Posts
- National League
- Philies 2, Cards 1
- Pirates 4, Robins 2
- Southern California Nets $374,281 on Football
- British Schools Taking up Rugby Football
- Gridder Predicts Rugby Popularity Likes American Sport Plan Best
- Unheralded Little British Pro Leads Field in English Tourney
- 3 Reach Second Round at Dale
- Dozen Activities Listed for Annual Outing of Sportsmen on May 23, 24
- Second Colored Boy at Ute School Wins Letter in Athletics
- Famed Harlem Olymphia Arena Sold for $227
- Mrs. Foley Wins Tourney Match at Country Club
- Papers Signed for Cleveland Stadium in Title Mittfest
- American League
- Senators 14, Tigers 4
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- Phils Break Card's Eight -Game Victory Streak with 2-1 Win
- Gallacher, Dixon to Meet in American Fork Program
- Dates for Wightman Cup Games Moved Week Ahead
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- Early Activity in Bonds Slackens
- Fruits, Vegetables
- Wall Street Briefs
- Mine Assessments
- New York Bond Transactions
- Bond Averages
- Few Changes Made in Mining Stocks
- Salt Lake Quotations
- Markets at a Glance
- Boston Stocks
- N. Y. Banks Stocks
- Sugar
- Stocks in the Spotlight
- Rubber
- Slat Lake Curb
- Crain Prices Rise because of Drouth
- Plans for Pipeline Receive Approval
- City Expenditures Kept in Budget
- Heart Attack is Fatal to S. L. Man
- Proration Drops Crude Oil Output
- Shell Oil Receives Navy Oil Contract
- Army Inspectors Are due Wednesday
- I. C. C. Postpones Date for Class Rate Readjustments
- Pope Congratulated
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- Scores More Sign Highway Petition
- Logan Bootleg Ring Broken, Prohi Avers
- Youth Held for Trial on Charge of Robbing Man
- Retired Butcher Commits Suicide
- Legs Diamond, 4 of Gang Indicted
- Alluring Vacation Sports Beckon Salt Lakers
- Brookhart Attacks Power Trust Men
- S. L. Teacher Leaves $14,000 in Bequests
- Japanese Prima Donna to Sing Here
- Goodrich Rubber Official Visiting Salt Lake Dealers
- Italian Military Service Upheld
- Young to Confer on Murder Probe
- Court to Settle Water Rights Case
- Mrs. Keate Heads Elks' Ladies Club
- Titled Hurdler Holds Many Athletic Medals
- Wrestling Last Night
- Foster-Mother to Aid Son Murderer
- Confessed Slayer Pleads Insanity
- Smertz Gets Jail Sentence, Fine
- Statistics
- Group Named to Organize West Side Residents
- Oasis Woman, Cafe Owner Dies at Home
- Missing Man's Body Discovered in Case
- Officer Dies
- Wool Deduction Reports
- Validity of Highway Law Held Subject Ot
- Bandits Caught
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1931-05-12 | Page 11 | Baby Born to Mrs. R. V. Dunn, Former Salt Lake Resident
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1931-05-12 |
| 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/s6v70sf1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v70sf1 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Baby Born to Mrs. R. V. Dunn, Former Salt Lake Resident |
| Type | birth |
| Date | 1931-05-12 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v70sf1/15739930 |