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- Security Pact to End War of Nations Signed
- Skirt Length Regulated
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- Films Showing Pact Ceremony Rushed to U. S
- Girl's Lawyer Excoriates Kip
- Nine Killed as Engine Plows through Auto
- Brief Earth Shock is Felt in Salt Lake
- Idaho Falls K. of C. Holds Initiation
- Local News
- Col. Jackling Predicts Big Year in Copper Industry
- California Autos to Kill 924 in 8 Months, Belief
- Reid Would Oust Graves
- Oklahoma Girl Leadership Winner
- Federal Judge Probed
- Texas College Head Refuses to Resign Post
- Jardine Urges Aid for Corn Producers
- Proletarian Party Formed in Japan
- Storm Center in U. S. Senate
- Victim's Chum Admits Murder
- Lash Law Urged
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- Bomb Suspect May be Suicide
- Missing Nebraskan Has Farm and $5000
- New Charge Filed in Brookhart Case
- Terrific Gale Sweeps East Florida Coast
- Commission Favors Leasing of Shoals
- Fate of American Rails up to Diet
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- Gen. Gooding to Continue War on Rates
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- State Government in Utah Costs Taxpayers $4.92 per Capita Above U. S. Average
- Three Silk Portieres Presented to Governor
- Alleged Bad Check Passer Held by Police
- Damages Asked for Auto Accident Injury
- Two on Trial for Robbing Young Women
- Ogden Resident Breaks Bone in Charleston Step
- Woman Receives Permission to Remove Padlock
- Weber-Provo Water Differences Smoothed
- Students Seek to Build Skating Rink
- Shirley Cooke Now Ward of Court Officer
- Jury Charges Autoist with Griswald Death
- S. L. Auto Concerns to Have New Homes
- Engineering Failures Cost State Much Money
- Dr. Tigert Delayed
- Boy for Week Seems Enough for Girl-Boy
- Reservoir Site is Rejected by City
- Isaard Victim of Dual Attack, Belief
- Storage Companies in Consolidation
- Japanese Nobleman Visitor in Salt Lake
- Former Salt Laker Here
- Local Elks to Hold Memorial Rites Sunday
- Automobile Club Shifts Quarters to New Location
- Merchants Permitted to Decorate Streets
- Husband Comes to S. L. in Search of Missing Bride
- Seyboldt Was Poor Husband, Wife Says
- Emergency Cases 154 in November
- Immediate Opening of N. Temple Asked
- Hanchett to Discuss English Problems
- S. L. County Remits $500,000 to State
- Registration Brings $2435
- Fugitive from Utah is Held in California
- Instructions Given for Alfalfa Shipment
- Child Suffers Serious Injury from Gunshot
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- Return of Four Regulars Make Hoop Prospects Bright at East
- Dartmouth and Penn Rate Two on Gill's Team
- Dixie High Loses Another Hoop Game
- Tijuana Track Has Record Crowds
- Grid Captains Elected
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- How They Batted in the American League
- Famous Coaches Spring Yarns at Confab
- Only One New Mentor in Section
- Oregon Hunters Doing Injustice to Bears There
- Next Grand Prix Race
- Ernie 'Kid' Ross Surprises with Speedy Victory over Jack Andrews
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- Peace Reigns in G. O. P. Ranks
- New Treaties with Mexico Reported
- Idaho Man Heads Federal Trade Body
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- Royal Title is Disputed
- More than Million in State Treasury
- Utah County Treasurer Remits State Taxes
- League Asked to Use Probe
- Johnson to Announce Equity Case Calendar
- Owner Reports Theft from Parked Auto
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- 1925 Baseball Season Marked by Heavy Hitting in American League
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- Aggies Honored in Victory Fete by All Logan
- Izaak Waltons Have Long Rest Ahead of Them
- Thirty-Third Ward Hoop Team Victors
- Williams to Meet Anderson Thursday
- The Boy Who Never Grew Up
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- Married Men Will Lead Cards, Bears on Gridiron in 1926
- Wild Bull of Pampas to Return
- Colleges Powerless to Halt Steady Progress of 'Pro' Football
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- Mining Stocks Break Badly
- Assessment Notices
- New York Bonds
- Wall Street Close Strong
- N. Y. Quotations
- S. L. Bank Clearings
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- N. Y. Curb Market
- Grains, Provisions Dairy Produce
- Metals and Money
- Livestock
- Wall Street Briefs
- Closing Sales N. Y. Stock List
- Frenzied Buying Felt in Canada
- Boston Wool Market
- Local Securities
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- Alleged Auto Thieves Taken
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- Society
- Noted Buddhist, Touring World, is S. L. Visitor
- Hotel Patron Reports Loss of Watch, Chain
- Ordinance Proposel to License "Chain" Schemes
- Frederic C. Zamitat, Aged Baker, Dies
- Horemans Leading Champion Schaefer in First Cue Block
- Tearney to Stay as League Head
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- Juniors Winners at East High
- Three Teams Victors in West High Series
- Kiwanis Club Juniors Lose Close Contest
- Building Permits Far in Excess of 1924 Total
- Vital Statistics
- Births
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1925-12-01 | Page 11 | Frederic C. Zamitat, Aged Baker, Dies
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1925-12-01 |
| 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/s6cn8bw9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cn8bw9 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Frederic C. Zamitat, Aged Baker, Dies |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1925-12-01 |
| 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/s6cn8bw9/16046268 |