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- [Illegible]0,000 More Slavs Captured
- Evasive Diver Note Roils U. S.
- 730 Die When French Battleship Suffren Goes Down
- Rail and Coal Combine to Advance Fuel Cost Found by U. S. Attorney
- Greece May Cast Lot with Teutons
- Lack of Work Cause House Adjournment
- Berlin Justifies Deportations, Saying Work Will Stop Fall of Belgians into Social Depravity
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- De Facto Reinforces Garrisons on Border
- [Illegible] Revolt Menaces; U. S. Troops Patrolling Border
- Express Bandits Send Bac Drafts
- Girl Forced to Leave Her Aged Prince
- All Shows Banned in Louisiana Town
- Submarine Fires on Norse Ship; 2 Killed
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- Inheritance Tax Evasion Charged by State
- Local Prices Hold Against Boycott of Women
- Dark Horse Entersrace for Plum
- Cabaret Contract Frees Girl Who Lives by He Wits
- [Illegible] Committee of 13 for Utah Democrats
- Hay since Spring Doubles in Price
- Wife Criticises Tie She's in Hospital Husband in Prison
- Her Dry Promise Wins Court Grace
- Sudden Death Suicide, Belief of the Police
- Face is His Fortune Rigoletto Makes Good
- Love Path Beset with Grief Women Can't Find Husbands
- Chloral Poisoners Operate Boldly in Salt Lake
- Test Completed
- Council to Meet.
- Two Men Arrested on Robbery Charges
- Coal Raise Loses Grip in Utah
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- Support of British Cabinet Pledged by Liberals
- Hundred-Mark Bill Takes Further Drop
- Oil Magnate's Widow is Dead
- Police Show Speed; Chickens Returned
- Trieste Raided by Italian Aeroplanes
- Woman's Peace Party Convention Opened
- Anxiety is Felt over Greek King's Health
- Shackleton to Pick up 10 Marooned Men
- Belligerents Agree on Food Shipments
- Runtzler to [Illegible]
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- Salt Lake Statistics
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- Bank Clearings.
- Funerals
- Marriage Licenses
- Real Estate Transfers.
- Havana Entries
- U. S. Witness Barred from Stand by Law
- Fear New Feud in Little Italy as 'Nineteen' Dies
- Students Gather Coin to Mitigate Penalties
- Juarz Entries
- Rear Admiral Merrill Dies.
- Loofbourow Orders Liquor Destroyed
- Break of $5 a Bale is Made in Cotton
- U. A. C. Stirs Interest for New Laundries
- Horses and Family Are Found Starving
- Agents to Probe Charges of King
- Melen Loses Two Children in Month
- Steamer Caledonia Believed to be Sunk
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- Ogden and Weber County
- Will Ask Legislature to Deepen Ogden River
- Drugs Excite Your Kidneys, Use Salts
- Provo and Utah Valley
- Fugitive from Justice.
- Awarded Sewer Contract.
- Protests Taxes
- All Counties Urged to Join Farm Club
- Dies at Age of 23
- Add Ten More Clerks.
- Stake Meeting Sunday.
- Services for Pioneer to be Held Sunday
- Proceeds of Concert Make Xmas Boxes
- Women to Boost National Amendment
- Illegally Married, She Wants Divorce
- City Creek Freezes; Workmen Get Busy
- Fined for Selling to Boy.
- Young Woman Dies.
- Serious Offense Alleged.
- Will Move to Payson.
- Odd Fellow Officers.
- North Sanpete Conference.
- Grand Army Post Elects New Oficers
- Carpenters Entertain.
- Board to Consider Sewer Application
- Two States to Ban Indian God, Peyote
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- "Kewpie" Ertle Hides behind Ring Posts, but His Mighty Wallops Jar the Ceiling
- Coast Directors Will Close Anual Meeting Today
- Election of U. Captain Delayed; Kay and Warner Named
- Grand American Slated for Chicago
- Chance Explains Deal with Cubs
- Austria to Lift Ban Jockeys
- Exhibition Skater to Tour Country
- Billiards
- Bowling
- U. Freshmen Lose to West Siders
- Old Unies Jinx Believes M' Graw
- Bush Talent Far Bellow the Average
- Denver May Meet Northwestern in 1917
- Indian Gets Chance.
- Women's Golf Dates.
- Walla Walla Wants to Meet Leopeards
- Barrow Favors between Two Ball Cubs
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- Additional Sporting News
- Sport Governing Bodies in Session
- Those Killed in Battle Rest in Honor Ed Graves
- Encourage Small Colleges to Play
- Local Hunters Will Join Eureka Boys
- Hickey's Election Likely.
- Two Games in East High Series
- Hagerman Exonerated
- Yale Arranges Schedule.
- Indiana Captain.
- Burglar Caught by "Bold" Woman
- Tinker Expects it.
- NUshagak Women Treated like Beasts
- Antisuffragists to Elect Officers
- American Consul Dies.
- Two Steamers Sunk.
- Congressman Tribble Dies.
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- Bugs Baer Says
- Throws Red Pepper in Eyes of His Rival
- New-York-Day-by-Day
- Girl's Gown Catch Fire as She is [Illegible]
- Hewish War Victims Receive $1,455,132
- Woman Paralytic Prays, Then Walks
- Child's Plea Wins Freedom for Dog
- Vassar to Revise the Daisy Chain
- Plenty Naturals in Senatorial Race
- Roylance Talks to Bank Employes
- Big Brewery to Close January 1
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- Famous Jap Author is Stabbed by Woman
- Local Detective Analyzes Average Salt Lake Criminal
- Barber Shop Shines Barred to Girls
- Humming Birs Raised by Hand
- Movie Gunman is Given Six Months
- Marine Corps Post [Illegible] Urged
- Flags Point Way to Safe Coasting Streets
- Bamberger Visits Prison.
- Wounds Wife, Tries to Burn Babes, Kills Self
- Killed Rabbits for Attacking Railroad
- Hawaii Population Estimated 237,633
- Border Guardsmen Are Ordered Home
- New Course Added to Utah Curriculum
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- Bingham Canyon and Vicinity
- Heaston's Candidacy Indorsed by Club
- Volunteer Firemen Make Record Run
- Machinery Arrives for New Laundry
- New Garage Ready for Occupancy, Jan. 1
- New Water System Nears Completion
- Hingham Polls as Many Votes as Zion
- Demon Rum Banned by Temperate Members of Bingham Band
- Bingham Girl Weds; Couple Visits Coast
- Bingham Station Sets New Record
- Younger Set Dances
- Ne Wbuilding Completed.
- Entertainment to Aid Church Fund
- Bingham is Free of Contagious Diseases
- Blaze of Light for Streets of Bingham
- Electric Heaters in New Bingham Flat
- Power Company Installs New Sigh
- Bingham Official to Address Mayors
- Bingham Greeks Favor New Church
- Temperance Society to Hold Banquet
- Masquerade Planned.
- Fine Home Finished.
- Attend Bourbon Dance
- Commercial Club Dance
- Show Ticket for Cash.
- Attend Funeral.
- Builds New Home.
- Modern Hotel is Opened at Bingham
- War on Long Faces Evangelist's Task
- U. S. Asked to Probe Marketing of Stock
- Child Killed, 2 Hurt in Southern Tornado
- Judge Rebukes Boy Who Told on Mother
- Children Ask President for Peace
- U. S. Vessel Virginia Torpedoed, Report
- Ella Hall Still Loves to Play
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- 'Scrapheap' Labor to be Tested for Efficiency
- Bureau to Control Food Supply, Hi Cost Remedy
- Rabbit "Hot Dog" Latest in Texas
- Realism Features Photography in 'Argonauts'
- State Road Report Nears Completion
- Officials Blame Fog for Wreck
- Divorced Wife Held for Rencher's Death
- Parrot Manicures Nails with Penknife
- Governors Will Consider Problems
- Strange Titles for Newspapers
- Mrs. Dick Gives up Astor Fund
- Girl, 17 Raises H for Pleasure, [Illegible]
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- Utah Metal Company Had Successful Fear
- Local Stocks Slow on Exchange; South Hecla Weakens
- Coal Mine Labor Scarce; Scrambled For
- Large Body of Ore in Midwest Sulphur Property
- Empire Copper to Pay 7 per Cent; Mine Improvements
- Export Buying Stoppage Causes Wheat to Decline
- Local News
- 1917 Copper May Pay More than 1916
- Lack of Public Interest Gives Wall Street Setback
- With Prayer They Win Football Game
- Americans in London
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- Paris Ha Opera in Evening Now; 3 Plays Weekly
- Conquer or Die, is Paris Press Plea
- Girl May be Named Railroad President
- Wilson to Address Insurance Meeting
- Washington City Nears Dry Column
- Miss Oliver Taken to Scene of Crime
- Guards Watch over Corpse of Archbold
- 1500 Teddy Bears Perish in Flames
- Senators Appointed.
- G. S. Holmes Weds Private Secretary
- Employes of Bank Are Given Raises
- Abstracter Objects to Torrens Laws
- Wants More Time.
- Greeters Make Ready for Dance
- Sues for Return of His Own Stickpin
- France to be Great Market for U. S. Products
- Federa Jails to Make Supplies for U. S., Plan
- Many Enter Contest.
- 94 Allied, 31 German Aeros Lost in Month
- Day in Congress.
- Ruman Victory Show Teutons Strong, Cla
- Protests Against Tractor
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1916-12-08 | Page 11 | City Creek Freezes; Workmen Get Busy
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-12-08 |
| 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/s6ft9v11 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ft9v11 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | City Creek Freezes; Workmen Get Busy |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1916-12-08 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ft9v11/15974334 |