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- Flashes
- Body of Michigan Judge Exhumed
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- Great Future Seen for Silver
- Gangster Queen Slain
- Bishop Cannon Will Face Corrupt Practice Charge
- Road Officials Discuss Relief Money Needs
- Stock Shippers Shun Denver Market When Traders Stage Strike
- Prison Heads Flay Law Board Report
- Hearings on Rail Rate Boost Ended
- The Silver Lining
- Newspaper Sold
- Bomb Explodes in Havana 'U' Building
- Quake Hits San Diego
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- Planes Carry Huge Fortune in Gold
- Release of Kidnaped Politician Expected
- California Passes Aqueduct Bonds
- Bookkeeper at S. L. Bank Held as Embezzler
- 2 Killed, 20 Hurt in Strike Battle
- Weather Still Holds Herndon, Pangborn
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- Woman Killed as Climax of Feud
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- Hoover Aide Offers Finance Program to Help Trade Revival
- Woman Nabbed as Blackmailer "Decoy"
- Associated Civic Clubs Hold Convention at Cedar City
- Horse Kicks Boy
- Local News
- Colidge Plea Will be Hub of next Campaign
- Suburban News
- Kaysville Legion to Ballot Friday
- Warm Weather Proves Boon to Cropgrowers
- Crash Victims on Way to Recovery
- Child Break Bone in Heel in Fall
- Sophomores Name Officers for Year
- Eyewitness Tells Story of Shooting to Jury in Idaho
- Disabled Tanker in Danger of Grounding
- Lions Committee to Urge Better Payson-Goshen Road
- Engineers Club of Granite High Announces Officers
- English Aviator Sets Record, 415 Miles an Hour
- 100 Homes to be Used as Laboratories by Scientists Studying Whys of Babies
- Mexican Governor to Enter Cabinet
- Woman Killed in Still Explosion
- Envoy Denies Move to Prevent License
- Actress to Wed
- Idaho Farmer Killed by Accidental Shot
- Parliament Will Adjourn in Britain
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- Slot Machines
- Salem-and a Printer
- Beer in Congress
- We Are Hard Up
- Local News
- Walter Winchell
- Freaks and Oddities in Science News
- Not So Long Ago
- Just Folks
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- A Washington Daybook
- Doumer, Prisoner of Elysee, Crashes through Tradition
- Bossy Proud of Triplet Calves
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- Thoughts
- Medal Preserves Alamo's Memory
- Steffens is Dead, He Himself Insists
- People's Corner
- Local News
- Quotations
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- Suspects Caught in Midnight Chase
- Car Crash Victims of S. L. Recovering
- Gundry Rites Will be Held Thursday
- Utah Workers Urged to Back Home Industry
- Miss Mccone Heads Economics Group
- Antlers Nominate Four for Leader
- Wyoming Officers to Return Suspect
- Business Class to Start Wednesday
- London Journalist Urges Restoration of Silver
- Scores Enter Election Race at South High
- Jewish Community Center Elects
- Farm Associations to Meet Thursday
- West High Will Enter Art Display
- Utah Has Good Chance at Japanese Trade, Writer Says
- Woman Seeks Damages; Charges Cow Hurt Her
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- Franco-German Plan Expected to Lead to World Cooperation
- Sen, Pittman Will Pass through S. L.
- Two Ministerial Students Rob to Continue Studies
- Circuit Court of Appeals Hears Mail Fraud Case
- $11,000 Added to Funds for Pension Bureau
- Burglars Get $117 in Pajama Trousers
- 2 Dry Law Suspects Nabbed after Chase
- Playground Sought for Junior High at Logan
- Proud Panhandler Peeved as Prospect Calls Him Bum; Wants Man Arrested
- Deaths
- Heads for Athens
- Real Estate Transfers
- New Suits Filed
- Divorces Asked
- Births
- Statistics
- Missouri Returns Lift Bourbon Hope
- Chamber Asked to Participate in Mexico Trip
- Bostonian Heads Policemen
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- Guilty Lips
- Americans Become Buddhist Monks
- Youth Faces Trial for Fatal Crash
- Railroad Silent on Wage Slice Rumor
- Society and Clubs
- Honored Guest
- Parties Honor Bride Elect
- Chief of Scotland Yard Quits Post
- British Bank Head's Resignation Hinted
- M. I. A. Reorganizes
- Scarlet-Tinted Toenails, Ash Hair Are Feature of Winter Resort Beaches; Beauty Suits to Have Less Material
- Siam Rulers in Shanghai
- Mexico to Censor U. S. News Film
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- Around the Town
- Utah Industries Recall Hundreds to Work
- Ex-Convict Faces Burglary Charge
- Doctors of S. L. Co. to Provide for Nedy Sick
- Distress in S. L. Held Less Acute than on Coast
- Commission Revokes Manx Hotel License
- Church Group Urged to Give Food to Needy
- C. of C. Backs Plan for Colorado Dam
- Jail Inmate is Frustrated in Plot to Escape
- Magna Citizens Ask Pavement Widening
- 2 Holdup Men Rob Telegram Editorial Man
- Fete Planned to Celebrate Columbus Day
- King Urged to Write Silver Story Series
- Valuable Exhibit to be Shows under Heavy Guard at Fair; Cattle Entries Arouse Interest; Horse Show Lures Pony Lovers
- Social Workers of State of Convene
- Conduit Job Given to Frank Parrott
- Delegates to U. S. Press Meet Asked to Visit S. L.
- S. L. Employes Assessed for Politics Fund
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- Petition Requests Rail Consolidation
- Register Appointed
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- Three in Race to Lead War Mothers
- Indians of Mexico Rout Archeologists
- Sixteen Students in Porto Rico Ousted
- Local News
- Boy, 10, Found Making Rum in Orphans' Home
- Chicago is Scene of Minor Terrorism
- Ex-S. L. Lubricating Engineer Succumbs
- Medals Presented
- Hearings Set in Alleged Automoibile Theft Case
- Democrat Leader of Massachusetts Dies
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- Cardinals May Open Series Against A's with Crippled Lineup
- Street Becomes 49 on Eve of World Series
- Arizona Seeks Polo Honors
- Facts regarding World Series Diamond Clubs
- Oak Crew Fails to Close Margin of Leading Seals
- Coast League Standings
- Florida May Play Trojan Grid Team
- Rochester Primed for Opening Clash of Minor Loop Series with St. Paul
- Bemis Recovering
- Lott Advances in Defense of Coast Singles Supremacy
- They Meet Again
- Duck Hunting Season Opens at Noon Thursday
- Nice Boys, but Tough on Crimson Football Field
- Snaps Given for Probable Hurlers in Series Opener
- Crimson Netters to Oppose Alumni Warriors Friday
- Teams Open Play in Cache-Ogden Loop This Week
- Payson Loses Two Football Players
- Utah Trapshooters to Meet in Nephi
- Golf
- Seattle Fans Ray Tribute to Redskin Grid Machine
- Levinsky Attempts to Blast Sekyra's Comeback Dreams
- Both Wrestlers Injured as Bout Ends in Deadlock
- Wetherell Makes Season Record in Major Pin League
- Tackles Are Twins
- Athletics Rely upon Home Run Punch Choice of Rival Moundsmen Puzzling
- Sox Open 19th Annual City Series Will Cubs
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- Golfers Preen for Final Round of Junior Chamber Tourney
- U. S. Women in Canadian Links Title Tourney
- Hole-in-One on First Ball
- Leads Tulane
- Ted Renfro to Defend Foreign Live Bird Title
- Race Results
- Telegram Will Offer Thorough Coverage on Baseball Classic
- Hodgson, Corbett Vie in Newspaper Men's Golf Finals
- Women Take Part in Country Club Prize Golf Meet
- Mrs. Wagstaff Captures Fort Douglas Crown
- Oregonian Second in Line for Seats at Cardinal Plant
- Utah Frosh Get Lots of Work Against Regulars
- British Purse Won by 100 to 30 Shot
- Roughhouse Bout Looms When Dern Meets Ganson in Arena Headliner
- New York Commission Declines to Sanction Leonard's Garden Fight
- Helen Hofmann Leads Women in Dale Golf Meet
- Granite Patching up Holes Made by Flock of Ineligible Players
- Washington Team Works Hard for Opening Battle
- Who'll be First with Bag like This?
- Injuries Threaten to Wreck Aggies as Serve Players Abandon Practice
- Des Moines Club Annexes Western Circuit Pennant
- Irish Baffled
- Badgers Scrimmage
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- Home Mart Resists Blows of Bears
- S. L. Quotations
- Steel Industry is a Little Livelier
- Lambourne Comes Home from Abroad
- Local Curb
- Investment Trusts
- Fruit and Hops
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- Depression Loss $1000 per Person
- Utah Oil Gives Its Holders 71-2 Cents
- Metals and Money
- Cotton
- Flour
- Grain Recoveries Follow Big Board
- Livestock Market
- Silver Futures
- Rubber
- Wool
- Produce Market
- Steadiness Noted in Bond Market
- Rail Shares Unable to Bolster Stocks
- Coffee
- Stocks in the Spotlight
- Foreign Markets at a Glance
- Dividends
- Curb Drifts Lower in Active Trading
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1931-09-30 | Page 2 | Idaho Farmer Killed by Accidental Shot
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1931-09-30 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6pv7t72 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pv7t72 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Idaho Farmer Killed by Accidental Shot |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1931-09-30 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pv7t72/15780309 |