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- Springtime Hookworm Has Arrived
- Lanned Communication With Earth after Death
- Seems to Have Been Money in Antiseptics.
- Report on Steel Tariff is Adverse
- Over Hundred Ships Built in March
- Railroad Bridges Burned in Mexico
- Observing Good Friday in San Francisco
- Flood Situation Anxiety Grows
- May Split on Recognition of the Union
- Workers Propose to Stand for Closed Shop
- Senator Taylor Laid in the Tomb
- Kill Each other in Street Duel
- Local News
- Raising Vegetables on Spokane Vacant Lots
- New Issues Complicate Mill Strike
- Men Make Complaint of Sanitary Conditions
- Will Call Militia.
- Declares some Forms of Cancer Infectious
- Increased Exports of Cotton Manufactures
- Sirmay Must Die, Rules High Court
- Liner to Rescue Shipwrecked Sailors
- New War Minister.
- Three Burned to Death.
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- Local Snapshots
- Successful Work of Relief Society
- Frank Plaisted Back for a Short Visit
- Proprietor Arrested.
- Museum Gets Money Box.
- Sleater Bound over.
- Discuss Holy Grail.
- Prepare Standard of Measures and Weights for City
- Max Figman to Come to Garrick
- Mormon Colonists Safe in Mexico
- Columbia Alumni Banquet.
- Local News
- Millers Conclude Convention with an Elaborate Banquet
- M'Cornick Clerks Win All Prizes
- Masked Robbers Get Busy Again
- Suit to Quiet Title.
- New Manager Takes Hold.
- Local News
- Organize Company to Advance Loans to Jewish Settlers
- Pleads Not Guilty.
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- Woman's Part in News of the Day
- American Fashions
- Deplores Tendency of Women to Live beyond Their Means
- Former Mrs. Platt and New Husband to Visit Orient
- Miss Pankhurst in Hiding in New York
- Lodge Resolution Declared "Frameup"
- Favor Reduction of Cotton Tariff
- Home Rule Plan for Ireland Outlined
- Gets Sixteen Years for Serious Crime
- No Saloons, but Drink Bill Heavy
- Local News
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- Discovers Method for the Liquifying of Natural Gas
- Saloonists Fined for Violation of the Dramshop Law
- Baseball Pays Beter than Teaching
- Strike Settled.
- Canadians in New York.
- Grains and Beef Advance; other Quotations Unchanged
- High School Pupils Not Well Informed on Current Events
- Rock Island Road Fights Loan Sharks
- Free Sugar Would Hurt Porto Rico
- Five Injured in Fire at Tarrytown
- Reorganize Wirless Telegraph Company
- Amusements
- Will Investigate Death of Baby
- "Katy" Re-Elects Board of Directors
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- Curley Says Johnson Need Not Worry
- [Illegible] for Amateur Tennis
- [Illegible] Will Renew Championship Efforts
- Stagg Unable to be Present at Meeting
- Coast League.
- Olympic Subscriptions.
- Roller Wins Again.
- Diamond Dust
- Buddy Ryan to be in Nap's Regular Lineup.
- Goes to Paris to Get New Fighters
- Big Prizes for Motor Boat Races
- Soccer Game at Post Tomorrow
- Little Stories of the Mat
- Portland Sprinter is an Applicant
- "Tigers May Surprise Wise Ones," Says Cobb.
- Course Will Not be over Straightaway
- Jameson Wins the Cross Country Run
- O'Day is Ture to His Colors
- Maybe Mike is a Wise Boy after All
- Billiter Wins Title.
- Roped Arena
- Wolgast and Rivers May Meet July 4
- Duryea's Horse Wins.
- Local News
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- Mining News from All the Camps and Quotations on Stocks with the Latest Prices Flashed from Leading Markets
- Markets at Kansas City
- Dairy Produce.
- St. Louis Wool.
- New York in Demand on 'Change
- Utah Copper as an Investment Viewed by Eastern Concern
- Bullish Sentiment Prevails in Wheat
- Afternoon Sales.
- Curb Trading.
- Stranded in Mexico.
- Chief Con. Earned $150,000 during Last Six Months
- Apex Law Introduced by Senator Smoot
- Livestock Markets
- United States Co. in Annual Report Shows Big Profits
- Conference Visitors See Products Show
- Commercial Club Membership Grows
- Can't Get Prisoner.
- Arsenic in Pancakes.
- Sanitation for Utah Discussed by Physicians
- Rex Theatre to be Opened Tonight
- Canners Meet Jobbers.
- The Day in Congress.
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- Conference of Saints is Opened
- Mrs. Mary Winters, Church Pioneer, Dead
- Conference Rain Will Give Way to Sunshine Tomorrow
- Belated Mail is Swamping Clerks
- Students Contest in Public Speaking
- Mineral Inspector is Back to Private Work
- New Officers Who Will be Presented
- Conference Notes.
- To Talk Tonight About Rabbi Wise
- McKinney Files Protest.
- Logan Man Honored by Photographers in Annual Meeting
- Ninety-Five Say They Were "Stung" by Loan Company
- Physical Education Society to Meet
- Faces Serious Charge.
- Announce Officers for Club Campaign
- Fix Dates for All Stake Conferences
- Wallace Munro in Town.
- Examining Building and Loan Associations
- Men from Home to See "Man from Home"
- Mrs. Davis Asks Divorce.
- Liquor Licenses Granted.
- Scientific Papers to be Read Tonight
- Pardons Board to Meet.
- Catholic Churches Observe Good Friday
- Glittering Uniforms at Character Ball
- Dry Farm Demand Compels Surveys
- Taft Sentiment is Gaining, Says Howell
- Assay Office Showed Gain Last Month
- County Pays Board.
- Marriage Licenses.
- Officials Coming Home.
Salt Lake Telegram | 1912-04-05 | Page 8 | Rock Island Road Fights Loan Sharks
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1912-04-05 |
| 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/s6tx4p93 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tx4p93 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Rock Island Road Fights Loan Sharks |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1912-04-05 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 8 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tx4p93/15881009 |