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- Page 1
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- Canda Pays 442,000 Annually to Advertise Dominion in U. S.
- Suburban Cars Meet; Motorman is Killed
- Gerrit Fort's Son Takes Lowly Job on O. S. L.
- Ammons on Radium
- Suffragettes Attempt to Break up Meeting in Asquith's Residence
- Wilson Frees Young Soldier Who Wrote About His Officers
- Anarchy Threatens Hayti; United States Takes Hand
- Japanese Supplying Hueta
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- Washington Inmates of Redlight District to be Given Work
- Ex-Convict Murders Woman Then Killls Self
- "Archbold", Largest Oil Ship, Launched
- To Organize Russo-American Bank
- Smoot on Committee
- Latest News
- Senator Cullom is Dead; Aged 85
- Astor's Bride-to-be and Her Mother, on Prenuptial Cruses
- Intends to Resign
- Page 2
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- Snap Shots
- "Barbers Are Born, Not Made, "Asserts Utah State Examiner
- The Weather
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- Primrose, Ill Here, Indicted in Colorado
- Spanish Fork Club Dance Thursday
- Governors Travel Together
- Less Meat If Back and Kidney's Hurt
- Engine and Tender Buried under Slide
- Sugarshouse to Have New Fire Station
- Talking to Friend; Blood Vessel Bursts
- Labor Notes
- Human Officer Sued
- Local News
- Funeral Notice
- Page 3
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- Of Congress to Probe Strikes Cheered by Miners
- Grand Jury Resumes Strike Investigations
- Mexican with Great Surplus of Trousers
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- The Day in Congress
- Dead Educator in Will Asks "Debt of Honor" be Paid
- Many Immigrants Denied Admission
- Dying from Grief over Wife's Death
- Forest to Use Song
- Carlson Funeral Tomorrow
- Charlotte Nilsson Dies
- Ten Laborers Suffocated
- Castro in Trinidad
- Present Garnishment
- Local News
- Four Hundred Women Will March to White House and Ask for Vote
- Complete City Budget
- Ticket Agents Are Invited to City
- In Clue to Tooele Murder's Identity
- Local News
- Page 4
- Page 5
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- Roundup Crowds Are Growing despite Storm
- Utah's Independent Newspaper
- Last Cases Against Famous Ambray Gang Are Dropped by U. S.
- 5000 Freight Cars to Cost $5,5000,000 Are Ordered by U. P.
- May Extend Banks to South American
- Four Battleships Urged by Admiral
- Taft Leaves for Canda to Visit
- At the Isis
- Favors Smoot's Bill
- Four Clever Elephants Top New Pantages Bill
- Fattening of Fowl in Mechanical Way is Good Investment
- Hen Becomes an Aid to Science
- Jersey Women Hear Suffrage Debate
- Prominent Residents of Newfoundland Die
- 'Radium Rush' Causes Quick Action by House
- Local News
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- Page 8
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- Take First Step in Probe of Strikers by Congress
- All Mail Wagons to be Standardized
- Standardize Vegetables
- Rain Clouds Vanish from Pacific Coast
- See If the Child's Tongue is Coated
- The Sandman Story for to-Night
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- Many Reforms Four Railroad Are Urged
- "Ardent Democrat' Dies in Kanas City
- Rabbit Hunt
- Strike Leaders in Africa Are Deported
- Page 9
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- Stewart Mining Co, Loses Claims for Apex
- Nevadas in San Francisco
- Mortgage Filed by Lime & Quarry Co
- Tonopah Cash Boy Strikes Gold Ore
- Mining Transfers
- New York Metals
- St. Louis Metals
- Local Exchange Call and Sales
- Curb Trading
- Forenoon Sales
- New York Money
- Afternoon Sales
- New York Listed Stocks
- American Smelting Leads in Sales of Copper
- New York Produce
- Cash Grain
- Afternoon Call
- Live Stock
- Local News
- Local News
- Chicago Grain
- Metal Market
- Today's Prices on Wall Street
- Greene Con. Posts Quarterly Dividend
- West End Posts a 10-Cent Dividend
- Boston Copper Close
- New York Curb Close
- New York Curb Range
- Chicago Produce
- Family Quarrel; Three Dead
- Value is Increased
- Allie is Shipping $500 Gold Ores Here Today
- Boston Copper Range
- New York Sugar
- Held as Insane; He Sues Accuser
- Hawthorn Woman Expected
- Invents Beet Puller Though in Field but Once in Life
- Inclement Weather Stops Work on Capitol
- Prominent Traveler Dies in San Jose
- Bill Against White Teacher for Blacks
- Kyle Believed in Idaho
- Aged Resident Dies
- Inventor Dies
- Many Awards Made at Poultry Show at Logan
- Feather river Canyon Cleared of Slides
- Tea Caddy Given Museum
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- Page 10
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- "Stoye League" Chatter
- Two Athletes in a Peck of Trouble
- About the Amateurs
- An Athlete Inhaled a Rarebit and Then Dreamed This-Says Never No More Sleep
- Champion Frank Gotch Says Nothing Will Ever Induce Him to Wrestle Again
- Virginia Slabster Fans Eight per Game
- Await Record Book
- M' Lean Winner
- Says He is an Shape for Yokel
- Preparations for Hunt Completed
- Basketball Season Will Open Friday
- Smith-Faus and Broadways Losers
- Flag Officers' Cup Yacht Progressing
- Roped Arena
- Rifle Club Meets High School Tonight
- Bike Rider Wins from Two Skaters
- Coach Booke Ill
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- Page 12
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- Storm Spelling Banner Crops for State in 1914
- Fifty Delegates Have Promised to Attend
- Will Tech Spanish
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- Stories of the Street
- New Rooming House Law to be Framed
- Perry Protests Any More Saloons
- Morning Fires Cause Rush through Storm
- $315,000 Fund to be Ratified Today
- Miscellaneous Loot
- Ex-Convict Arraigned
- To Enter Navy
- Goes on Logan
- Park City Man Robbed
- Ride Being Received
- City Laborer Hurt; Earth Caves on Him
- Only Four Hours to Take Sunday School Census
- "Go to Church" Body Will Meet Monday
- Snow and Rainstorms Are Delaying Trains
- Clavin is Expected Latter Part of Week
- Begins Work in Spring
- Oddities in Day's News
- Jailed for Burning Son's Feet with Red Hot Iron
- 18,720 Pupils Are on Rolls of Schools
- Court Gives James Hil New Trial
- No Word as to French
- Rayner Returns
- Says Women Were in Truck When Heron Killed
- Ten Inches of Snow Falls in Canyons
- Utah Products Week Will be Discussed
- Weather Report
- Approves Buying New Fire Apparatus
- Shrine Patrol Will Give Monthly Fetes
- Four Civil Service Tests Announced
- Will Urge That City Buy Phone Building
- His Coops Robbed 3 Successive Nights
- Asked to Attend
- High Macabee Will Entertain National Officer
- Half Minute Interviews
Salt Lake Telegram | 1914-01-28 | Page 9 | Held as Insane; He Sues Accuser
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1914-01-28 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6fj3qrr |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fj3qrr |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Held as Insane; He Sues Accuser |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1914-01-28 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 9 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fj3qrr/15889144 |