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- Hits Close to 9 below in S. L
- Federal Attorney Target for Bullet
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- Thrown on Pilot, Woman Survives Fast, Wild Ride
- Searchers for Bodies Battle Alkali Waste
- 60,000 at Shrine on Christmas Day
- Cold and Fire Vie for Honor in Death Roll
- Fear Exists as to Fate of Aviators
- Japanese Escape Rowdyism Charge
- Says New Jersey is Wettest State
- Citrus Crop Suffers from Intense Cold
- Cruise Schedule Ready for Middies
- Mine Fatalities 155 in November
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- 60 Toll of Christmas Mishaps; Many Freeze
- S. L. Man's Slayer Pleads Not Guilty
- Bit into Torpedo; Goes to Hospital
- Many Trains Needed for Rome Pilgrims
- Seven Die as Poison Liquor Orgies Spread
- Vanzetti Will be Examined as to Sanity
- Mrs. Sweetin in Hysterics after Visiting Grave
- Football Coach Resigns
- Envoy Not Selected
- English Tars Emulate Drake Daring Seas on Adventure Trip
- Sale of Bees Believed to be near Closing
- Effort Strained to Save Doctor
- Ambassadors to Approve Decision
- D. & R. G. Engine Driver Killed, 2 Others Hurt
- Judge Instructs Jury in M'Coy Murder Trial
- Former Unionist Leader Arrested
- Monitor Engineer Dies
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- New Building Will Replace Burned Block
- Theatre to be Closed for a Few Days
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- Railroad Man Holdup Victim
- Auto Association Election January 19
- President Pyeatt due in S. L. Jan. 5
- Conflict of Names Causes Embarrassment
- Invited to Luncheon
- Auto Plates Arrive
- Four Assigned for U. S. Reserve Service
- Ogden Livestock Show
- Utah Electors to Cast Vote on January 12
- Cold Drives Lions into Sheep Herds
- Rehearing Denied in Elevator Case
- 50 Bandits Derail Train, Kill Seven
- Poultry Embargo
- Legion Chief Here Jan. 4
- Fined for Failing to Report Mishap
- Prisoner Has No Prison, So He May Get Freedom
- Former Short Line Employe Now with S, P
- Examination Arranged
- Lower Court Usurped Power Supreme Says
- Madsen Files Annual Report
- Mammoth Oil Case Comes up March 9
- Ogden Livestock Show
- Taxpayers to Meet
- Amendment to Industrial Act Urged by Board
- Richards Heads Exchange Club
- Lions Club Hears Boost for Madsen
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- International Horse Racing Card May Become Permanent Affair
- Gene Sarazen Ties with Florida Golf "Pro"
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- Stove League Gossip
- Roped Arena
- Title Contenders to Battle in Garden Show
- Ready for 1925 Season
- Basketball
- Railroaders in Action
- Women Poloists to Play Against Men in Florida
- George Kuffan Captures Xmas Race at Havana
- Rocky Mountain Champs Win over Service Eleven
- Giants and Senators to Play 11-Game Spring World Series
- Chicago Managers Approve of Golf
- Junior Indoor Tennis Tourney to Start Today
- Entries Received for World Cue Tournament
- 'Muggsy' Denies Purchase of Lowly Boston Braves
- Elector Comes First at Jefferson Park
- Brick Stevens to Meet Jim Lindow in Manhattan Club Headliner
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- Bomb Outrage Gives Police Hard Problem
- Daughter of Famed Confederate Dies
- Weather
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- Decision Absent in Rhinelander Case
- Pocatello Freezes at Sixteen Below
- Extremely Cold All through Idaho
- Opera Singer Dies
- If You Want to See Calvin You First Must See "Ike"
- Program Outlined for Leadership Week
- Welfare League Meeting
- Mrs. Benta Larsen at Mt
- Ski Club Formed
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- "Thief of Bagdad" Character True
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- "Man from Brodney's" at Isis for Two Days
- Lunch Wagon Passed but Not Very Far
- Local News
- Current Attractions
- Indian Prince Heads List of Turf Winners
- Five near Death in Minnesota Fire
- Expert Swimmer Weds
- Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy
- Bull Fighting in Budapest
- Local News
- A Dying Request
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- Local Mining Stocks Active
- Raw Sugar
- Shipping Board Buys Oil
- Assessment Notices
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- N. Y. Bonds and Stocks Markets
- Oil Production Greatest U. S. Problem, Says Work
- Ritter Gives Millions in Trust to Employes
- N. Y. Stock Exchange
- Price of Lead Goes to 9,600
- Browning Retires as Magna Copper Manager
- Copper Sells for 15c in New York
- Cash Wheat Brings $2.18 1-2 a Bushel
- Naval Militia Drill Hall
- New Year's Resolutions
- Western Wool Prices Holding
- Silver, Metals and Money
- Livestock
- Coppers Lead Sharp Advance
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Grain, Provisions and Dairy Produce
- Business Has Strong Year
- Wall Street Briefs
- Marriage Licenses
- Sugar Futures
- Cotton
- Rubber
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- Bureau Tests 'Lifts' Working at High Speed
- Farmers Go to Cities; France Lacks Bread
- Poilu Squares Accounts with German 'Louie'
- Records Show Steady Increase in Telegrams
- Clergymen Face Hard Time
- Local News
- Local News
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- Typhoid Germs in McClintock's Body, Report
- Four Killed When Train Strikes Auto
- Spurned in Love, Woman Kills Self
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Princess Patty!
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-12-26 | Page 1 | Many Trains Needed for Rome Pilgrims
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1924-12-26 |
| 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/s6s76qbh |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6s76qbh |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Many Trains Needed for Rome Pilgrims |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1924-12-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6s76qbh/16026070 |