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- Flashes
- Storm Kills Two, Injures Six Others
- Shanghai Student Disorders Ended
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- Charles W. Nibley Dead
- Convicts Shoot Warden
- Party Chiefs to Confer on Debt Program
- Criticism Forces Japan Cabinet Out
- Hitler's Plans for Broadcast Balked
- Bridge Battle of Century Marked by Harsh Words
- Lenz Accuses Culbertson of Stalling and Not following System
- Head of U. S. Chamber of Commerce Urges Beer as Boon to Industry
- Ice and Snow Traps Trains, Isolates City
- The Silver Lining
- N. Y. Banking Firms Named in Probe
- Leaders in All Fields Mourn Nibley Death
- Britain to Offer Wheat Guarantee
- Rail Heads Vote to Ask Rate Pool
- Funeral Rites for Nibley Announced
- Wage Cut Refusal Counseled, Belief
- American Girl in Europe Kills Self
- Noted Steeplejack Commits Suicide
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- West Covered with 18-Inch Fall of Snow
- 50 Coke Ovens to Open after Layoff
- Forest Officers 'Read' Stories of Deer's Journeys
- Iron Cattle to Go to Arizona for Feed
- Japanese Woman, Child Kidnaped
- Parowan Sheepmen Contract for Clip
- Utah U. to Have Pan-Hellenic
- Gunnison Attorney Escapes Serious Injury in Wreck
- Seeks Longer Term
- Phone Unit Spends $650,000 for Idaho
- Dr. Beeley Gives First of Extension Lecture Series
- Alleged Slayer Captured
- Logan Waits Word on P. O. Proposal
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- Youth Accused of Murder for Stary Bullet
- Woman Plunges to Death
- Santa is Almost Shot in Line of Timeworn Duties
- Winner Announced in Clothes Contest
- Officers Named by Coed Pep Society
- Martha J. Wright Pneumonia Victim
- A. C. Larick to Head Bingham Club
- Bath Curtains
- Scrubwoman Undaunted by Elements in Lone Launt down Mississippi River
- Patman Plans Bill to Impeach Mellon
- Grand County Works out Christmas Relief Program
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- Business Revival in Great Britain Led by Cotton Industry
- Local News
- Midvale Library to Remain Open an Extra Day
- Acidosis Victim Winning Battle Against Death
- Boy Enters 53rd Day of Sleeping Sickness
- Work Canvass is Encouraging, Leader States
- Governor Leaves Sunday for Coast
- U. Summer School Instructors Named
- Bradford Rites to be Held Sunday
- Consulate Attache Begins Jail Term
- Garfield Masons to Install H. A. Link
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- Come to Heart's Haven with Betty Blair
- Points for Parents
- A Bookcase Hint
- Dancing Feet
- Outdoor Ice Box
- Color for the Bathroom
- Faille for Evening
- Two in One Tables
- Keep Garage Warm
- Daily Health Service
- The Tiny Mites
- They're Easy on Dad's Bankroll
- Your Baby and Mine
- Helping the Homemaker
- Hanging Curtains
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- Longs Confer on Public Land Bill
- Court-of-Honor [Illegible] East Indian Couts Planned
- [Illegible] Service Rules for City Fireman
- [Illegible] Strip Urged for Solons' Record
- [Illegible] Fatal to Bingham Miner
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- Amusements
- Funny Marines on State Bill
- Local News
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- Cast Selected for West High Student Play
- Local Attractions
- Job Rotation is Requested of Employers
- Lithuania Relects Smetona President
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- Grand County High School Alumni Will Present Play
- No Grounds Found for Dam Criticism
- Page 12
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- Bourbons Hold Informal Tax Boost Parley
- Indians Take Colored Sands, Dance Costumes to N. Y. to Demonstrate That N. M. Redmen Are True Artists
- Mexico City Bank to Reopen Doors
- Woman Convicted in 'Girl Market' Case
- Mother in Rupert, Idaho, Kills Self
- Journalists to Meet
- M'Cormick Report, Long Withheld by Court, Published
- Substitute for Eggs
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- Victim of Terrible Mishap Recalls Day Twenty Years Ago When Boom Fell, Crushing His Back, Legs, Hands
- Philippine Revolt Nipped, 214 Jailed
- B. P. O. E. Players and Ward M. I. A. Plan Benefit Show
- Chicago Detective Kidnaped as He Probes Abduction
- Phone Company to Expend $300,000
- Calles Heads Mexico Rubber Company
- Ward Plans Program
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- Around the Town
- Sugar Price Drops 20 Cents per Bag
- Women's Dean is Selected by U. of U. Board
- Police Capture Alcohol Cargo in Parked Truck
- Tree Planting in Business Section Urged for Beautification of City
- Continued Snow is Forecast for City and State
- Cowles New Dean of Lower Classes
- Nominations Made by Contractors
- Banquet Date Announced
- Don't Feel Slighted
- $40,000 Market Will be Erected
- S. L. Firemen Start on Physical Exams
- Heartrending Misery Faces Children Hungry Little Girl Faints in School
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- Confessed 'Thrill' Burglar Arrested
- Flying Couple Plan to Start Air Honeymoon
- 40 Will Appear before U. S. Court
- Visitors
- Avalanche of Youngsters Expected to Attend Theater for Toy Matinee
- Budget Meet Gives Hint of Board Lineup
- Masonic Lodge Installs Newly Named Officers
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- Freshmen Participation Concerns R. M. C. Head
- 'Remove Guards from Football,' Suggests Coach
- Crabbe Hangs up 3 New Swim Marks in Coast Tourney
- Elite Club Quits Weekly Smokers until January 4
- Ute Frosh Play Parsons in Hoop Practice Game
- Today's Sport Parade
- Major Leagues End Huddle by Voting Rigid Economy Program
- Officers Arrive from Colorado for R. M. C. Conference
- Manuel Quintero Returns to S. L. from Coast Tilt
- Utah Aggie Cagers Fail to Impress in Practice
- Cougar Mentor Picks Trojans to Beat Tulane
- Shamrocks Beat Hornets
- Hole - in - One Golfers Recount Experiences at Telegram Banquet
- Bill Demetral, Two Others Cop Tourney Scraps
- S. L. Hockey Club Elects President at First Meeting
- Hamas to Fight Armand Emanuel
- Dixie Has Biffing Brothers
- Parowan Cagers Team of Giants; Center, 6 Ft. 6
- Al Singer Makes Title Comeback Try Against Bat
- Cougar Hoopsters Open Tour Facing Wisconsin Outfit
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- Harmon Faces Champ in 1st Round of Match Open
- Ingwersen Quits Coaching at Iowa
- Tom Gibbons Thinks Mauler Looks Nearer Championship Condition
- Greenleaf Jumps Allen to Remain Unbeaten Cueist
- Texan Makes All Aces on One Hole
- Frisco Pairings
- 34 Light Heavies Seek Honors in Tournament
- Depression Fails to Curb Activity on Baseball Mart
- Top Flight Not Entered in Big Stakes of 1932
- Princeton Cancels Junior Varsity Sports Schedules
- Hoop Coaches to Meet in School for Regions 4, 6
- Detton at Home on Mat Gets Start at Utah U
- U Men Present Champion with Farewell Gift
- East, Davis in Initial Basket Drills Tonight
- Skate Committee Decides on Eight Carnival Events
- Coach Mehre Stresses Georgia's Good Points
- Army-Navy Game Brings Close to East Grid Season
- Climbs Fast
- Star State Pro, Amateur Skiers Drill at Ecker
- Gorilla Jones to Fight Firpo for Crack at Honors
- Oakland Hockey Team Wins over Los Angeles, 3 to 2
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- Defense Rests in 'Ned' Howard Trial
- S. L. Motorist Faces Drunken Driving Count
- Supreme Court to Hear Tax Case
- State Tax Board Concludes Meets
- Speaker Garner to Forego Special Car
- Local News
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- Youth, 24, Held for Murder of Brother
- Two Hearings Will be Held on Budgets
- N. Y. Greets Walker in Hearty Welcome
- Indian Women Welcome Instruction in Care of Homes, Supervisor Says
- Four Men Die in Electric Chair
- Local News
- Local News
- Family Party at Holidays
- Quartermaster Trains Study Military Law
- Collision Wrecks Front of Store
- Ressell Bonnett Released on Bond
- Local News
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- Salt Lake Stocks Resist Declines
- S. L. Quotations
- Boston Wool Mart Hit by Dullness
- Fruits, Vegetables
- Local Curb
- Coast Sugar Goes to New Low Price
- Jap Gold Standard on Shaky Footing
- Produce Market
- Metals and Money
- Investment Trusts
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- The Day in Dollardom
- Markets at a Glance
- Heavy Work on at Searchlight Mine
- Granite High Will Give Play Friday
- Oil Tariff Issue is up in Congress
- Bowman Reports on Home Meeting
- Wool
- Bullish Reports Put Wheat Higher
- Kane Shouts Bitter Denial of Profanity
- Sugar
- Stocks Swept by New Selling Wave
- Ore Shipments
- Boston Stock List
- Coffee
- Mine Assessments
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- Bonds Spotted [Illegible] some Rails [Illegible]
- Livestock Market
- Cotton
- Rubber
- S. L. Bank Clearings
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- Fruit and Hops
- Flour
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- Funerals
- Pro Soccer Team in Midwest Signs Deaf Mute Player
- Son of Crimson Hero
- Deaths
- Statistics
- Births
- Divorces Asked
- New Suits Filed
- Real Estate Transfers
- Funerals
- Did You Know That -
- Erstwhile Detroit Pitcher Succumbs to Heart Disease
- Wildcats Ask Stanford to Cancel 1932 Battle
- Iowan at Quarter Spurs Virginia Poly Grid Team
- Fights Last Night
- Race Results
- Agua Caliente Results
- New Yorkers Hold Lead in National Ice Hockey League
- Stanford Defers Action on Request
- Mexican Fighter Meets Grace Again
- Bryant Trounces Judge Memorial
- Lewis Beats Howard Cantonwine in Fifth
- Georgia Tech Captain Rates High at Center
- A. A. U. Dates Announced
- All They Needed Was Pitcher
- M Men Basketball
- Industrial League
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- 8 Arrested in Counterfeit Ring on Coast
- Zamora Sworn in as Spanish Chief
- Donald D. Dummy Hopes Lenz Wins Match; Culbertson Much Too Rough
- and Above All Don't Let News Get to Grandma
- Brothers Save Four Persons from Death
- Transportation Not Delayed by Storm
- Youth Sought as Minstrels' Slayer
- Deputy Puzzled at Padlocking of Bar
- Britain Asks French Reply to Tax Query
- Europe Reads Hoover's Note with Interest
- Man Hits Self over Head to Crack Skull
Salt Lake Telegram | 1931-12-11 | Page 12 | Indians Take Colored Sands, Dance Costumes to N. Y. to Demonstrate That N. M. Redmen Are True Artists
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1931-12-11 |
| 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/s6tb2fvr |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tb2fvr |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Indians Take Colored Sands, Dance Costumes to N. Y. to Demonstrate That N. M. Redmen Are True Artists |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1931-12-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 12 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tb2fvr/15801133 |