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- Storm Survivors Tell of Peril
- Bomb Discovered.
- General Pershing on Job Once More in His Office in Washington
- Pershing is 59 Years Old Today
- President Speaks in Tacoma
- Treason is Charged in Ireland
- Rail Shopworkers Get Raise
- D'annunzio Leads Grenadiers and Arditti to Fiume
- Seized German Liners Will be Retained by U. S.
- Big Fire Rages at Plant of Standard Oil Co.
- Alleged Slayers Found Not Guilty
- Plunges into Deep Gully; Found Dead
- Fuel Problem in Germany Difficult
- Obrigon Would Lead Armies Against U. S.
- 30,000 Serbian Youngsters Perish
- Boston Defies Strikers
- Members of Chile Cabinet Resign
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- Companies of Infantry to Infantry to Consist of 100 Men
- [Illegible] Dinner Informal.
- Mrs. Bangs to Speak.
- Inland Ri Way Reports Income
- Requisition for Men Wanted Here
- War Results in Increased Insane
- Few Utah Banks Observe Statute
- Drug Addict Arrested.
- Dedication of Chapel.
- King Attempts to Interrupt Important Testimony
- Club Members to Open Fire Prevention Campaign
- Good Liquor to Flow into Sewer
- Summer Weather Breaks in Utah
- Architects Report Period of Activity
- Special Meeting on Piute Project
- August Number of New West Issued
- Injunction Suit Rought By Wall
- Jordan High Elects.
- Blinded Soliers Few out West
- Adams is New Vice President of U. L.
- Sophomores Elect.
- "Aunt Em' Wells is Better Today
- Alleged Thieves Arrested in Helper
- Text Books to Teach Aliens Citizenship Arrive
- Fund Shortage Hampers Survey
- New Ruling Made on Sheep Taxing
- Genealogy Class.
- School of Nursing.
- Cleanup Epidemic Hits Salt Lake
- Seer's Advice Prompts Him to Enist in Corps
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- Automobile New-
- It Happened This Way
- You Can't Always Blame the Batteries
- Crawford Located in Fine Quarters
- Says it Pays to Have Your Car Repainted
- Colt Company Gets out Unique Booklet
- Elected Savage Director.
- Burglar's Visit Has Its Effect
- "Bone Dry" Phrase in Willard Much Misunderstood
- Farmers Realize Value of Truck
- Demonstrations of Goodyear Popular
- Franklin's Record Speaks Loudly, He Opines
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- Repartee Brilliant on Wilson's Visit to This Town
- American Hospital Convention Closes
- Cadel Officers Named.
- Harris Trial to Open September 18
- Text of President's Address in Spokane
- Luxury Taxes May be Deducted, Rule
- Scheidemann Tells of Peace Efforts
- Federal Employes' Chief Reelected
- Profiteer Law is Passed in Senate
- Congress of Trades Unions is Ended
- Earthquake Felt.
- The Elusive Egg:Quality and Feed
- Local News
- Striking Miners to Call for Vote
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- Fire Guarantee is Thing of the Past
- Professor Russell Arrives.
- Roadability is Studebaker Boast
- NC-4 Was Driven by Ford Motors
- Has One of Largest Garages in West
- Home Service.
- Prison Barriers on Hindrance to Meldy
- Miss Johns Sought.
- Cotton Statistics Given by Bureau
- Chiropractors File [Illegible]
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- [Illegible] of Guard to Begin at Once
- Earthquake Does Damage in Rome
- Legionaires Discuss Membership Campaign
- Rank for Nurses is Urged at Convention
- Wild Freight Car Crushes Residence
- Abandon Search for Lost Aviators
- G. A. R. Opposed to League of Nations
- Extension Favored by C. C. Members
- 685,000 Paid for Main Street Land
- Five Decrees of Divorce Granted
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- Poinrerson Plays and Picrures
- "Palo' Mine" Crook Comedy, at Hippodrome
- June Elvidge in 'Social Pirate at the Broadway
- Famous Actress in Vivid Drama Starting Tomorrow at American
- Eminent Actor Will Come Here Thursday in 'Hamlet'
- Winsome Actress to Give Irish Playlet at Orpheum
- Robert Warwick in Great Drama at Paramount
- The Stage Theatres-the Soreen
- Music and Mirth, Clever Playlets at the Orpheum
- Big Laughing Hit to be Offered by Cloninger Players
- Kellerd to Appear Here in Shakespearean Plays
- Pauline Frederick in New Play Comes to American
- "Shepherd of Hills" to Conclude Engagement at Strand Tuesday
- Strand Offers Three More Days of 'the Shepherd
- Movie Musicians Agree.
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- Cupid to Harvest the Fall Crop
- What Society Hears over the Teacups
- Society Flittings
- Washerwomen Ask for More Wages
- Secretaries' Schedule of Club Life
- Dattle of the Duneful
- Calendared Social Events
- Cunning Cupid's Corner
- How to Treat That Weak Fourth Finger
- Artist Declares There Are Few Good Teachers of Music
- Joseph Caillaux Goes to Hospital
- Royal Visitors.
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- Telegram Wins New Honors
- Panic Caused as Shots Are Fired
- Mine Workers Would Cooperate with Railmen
- Women Declared Foe Fo Bolshevism
- Extradition of Bela Kun is Refused
- Herbert Hoover Returns to U. S.
- Profiteers' Greed Bared in Chicago
- Shidehara Tp be Jap Envoy to U. S.
- Bees Have Three
- Sunday Sermon Topics
- First Congregational Church
- U. S. Officer Beaten by Six Mexicans
- To the Qualified Electors of Salt Lake City, Utah.
- Vance Wins
- American League
- Western League
- National League
- American Association
- Masked Billard Players is Latest
- Packers Subject of Long Argument
- Atlantic Fleet is Demoralized; Man Power is Short
- Commission Orders Discontinuance of Burleson Charge
- Rumors of "Wet" Resumption Denied
- Describes U. S. Graves in France
- Champ Stowaway Bound for Europe
- Magazine Talks on Safety First
- Funerals
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- Wife Murderer is Dead of Wounds
- Conscription Repeal Subject of Action
- Davis Schools to Open Monday
- Dodges Boy Only to Hit Automobile
- Local News
- Packers' Side of Case Given by Swift Agent
- New Home of Henager's Business College
- Sentence Saturday.
- Recruits May Pick Ship to Serve On
- Support of Actors.
- Around World Club.
- Two Ribs Broken.
- Reduced Military Expense Urged by Italian
- Compensation Granted.
- Fair Weather New Week's Predict
- Reply from Pershing.
Salt Lake Telegram | 1919-09-13 | Page 15 | Magazine Talks on Safety First
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-09-13 |
| 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/s6349tc3 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6349tc3 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Magazine Talks on Safety First |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-09-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 15 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6349tc3/15996824 |