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- Page 1
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- Inside Stuff
- Policemen's Second Trial Nearing End
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- Stocks Move $1 to $3 Higher
- Copper Registers Anor Advance
- Physician Held in Wife's Death
- Rulings Sought on Home Loan Banks
- McCarl Rules 10 per Cent Building Cut Applies to $322,000,000 Relief Works
- Jean Harlow to be Subpenaed in Bern Inquest
- Chilean Communist Leader is Arrested
- Winner
- Script Expert Ends Life
- Sees Upturn
- Egan, Tinnin Ready for Life Sentences
- Baseball Scores
- Decision on Walker Race is Deferred
- Ma Ferguson Asks Writ of Mandamus
- Vessel Goes Ashore
- 'I'm a Little Fool,' Confesses Fay; So She's Going Back to Her Rudy
- Picket Forces Halt March of Armed Caravan
- Moffat Tunnel Bond Argument is Slated
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- 200 Marooned, Four Drowned in Texas Flood
- Manchester Strike Mediation Fails
- Polish Farmers Strike
- Page 2
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- Flashes
- Investment Was Good
- Relics 133 Years Old Are Dug Up
- Didn't Mind Dog
- Sets Speed Record
- Road Commission Opens Highway Bids
- Pearl Chung Hearing Will be Reopened
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- Arms Threat Sent France by Germany
- Dying 'Ride' Victim Names Assailants
- Six Arrested on Stop Sign Charges
- Cook County Drive for $30,000,000 Back Tax Collections On
- Fined $150 on Rum Possession Charge
- Texas Backs Bonus
- Old West Reenacted as Outlaws Take over Little Arizona Town, Rob Bank
- Connecticut G. O. P. Indorse Repeal
- Canal Project Escapes Damage from Storms
- Orndorff Company is Granted Extended Time
- Callister Returns to Capital Office
- Guard Sheriff from Violence in Jail Death
- Teacher is Sought as Kidnap Victim
- Accidental Shot Wounds Provo Youth Seriously
- Alleged Gamblers Plead Not Guilty
- Farmer Kills Self
- Senate Group Studies Oregon River Project
- 27 Persons Die in Air Crashes
- Two Accidents Take 4 Lives
- Confer with Leaders
- Page 3
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- Farm Product Embargo Plan to be Studied
- Plans Progress for Peach Day
- Provo G. O. P. to Elect County Delegates
- U. S. Clears Suspect in Lindbergh Case
- Rector in Barrel Clashes with Law
- Roosevelt Carries Battle to Vermont
- Rail Officer Sees Business Increase
- Provo Democrats Seek Judgeships
- Broadway Star is Bride Once More
- French Seek Halt in Trade Parleys
- Ambassador Mellon Arrives in London
- Payson Ready for Onion Fair
- U. S. Delegate Talks to British Labor
- Brazilian Revolt Believed near End
- Japanese Soldiers to Rescue British
- Bolivians Report Attack on Outpost
- Fear Flier Lost in Canada Wilds
- Editorial Writer Dies
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- Page 4
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- Campaign Depression
- Local News
- Waistline Battle Line
- Local News
- A Summer Passes
- Local News
- Saving Home
- Local News
- Local News
- Walter Winchell
- Freaks and Oddities in Science News
- Not So Long Ago
- Just Folks
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- Hoover Hint on Debt Cancellation Shatters Europe's Gratuity Hopes
- Rare Relics of Ancient Maya Civilization Found
- Movies of Heart Action Taken through Chest
- Poorly Planned Houses Cause Dissatisfaction
- Portrait of Hyksos Found by Scientists in Egypt
- Instrument Set to Record All Movements of Quakes
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- Marriage of Nearest Kin Tabooed by All Peoples
- Pennsylvania Taxes Rich, Poor to Raise $15,000,000 for Relief
- Senate Continues to Justify Significance of Name, 'Old Men'
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- Probe Accident
- Pair Recovering Auto Injuries
- Urges Action on Bingham Tunnel
- Fixes Registration Dates
- Thousands Visit Parks
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- Utah Peach Growers Ask I. C. C. for Rate Relief
- Smoot Opposes Debts Remission
- State Agricultural Courses Extended
- Engineers Choose S. L. for Convention
- Thrills Planned at Coming Horse Show
- Z. C. M. I. to be Host to Radio Dealers
- Rotation of Labor Urged for Relief
- State Spends 3 Times Its Revenue in August
- Former Salt Laker Dies in California
- Former S. L. Man Dies in California
- Youth Injured by Mower Recovering
- Sportsman Kidnap Plot Suspect Held
- Meets with Board
- Paycheck
- St. Mary Registers Primary Students
- Actor and Wife Hurt
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- Flames Sweep Forest Areas
- Boy Killed When Caps Are Exploded
- Tropical Storm Moving Seaward
- 'Lame Duck' Session Amendment Okehed
- Hotel Proprietor Places Orders for Beer, Anent Repeal
- Canadian Railway Retires Officials
- Torris Faces Term
- Local Attractions
- 'Ferguson Case' is Absorbing Mystery
- Cold Holds Garbo at Island Home
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- Your Baby and Mine
- Helping Homemaker
- Miners' Wage Cut is Held Inevitable
- 8 Brazilian Rebels Slain
- Better Health Depression Blessing; Idleness is Boon, Doctor Declares
- Merely for Art's Sake
- Track Foreman's Death is Probed
- 'Do You Believe in Fairies?' Scientist Thinks y Were Vanished Pygmies
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- This Curious World
- Tinymites
- 4 Japanese Ready for Pacific
- Drink Blinds Boy, 12
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- Page 7
- Page 8
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- 230 Buildings Finished in Big U. S. Program
- Explosion Victims Suspected Bombers
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- Giant Lizards of Tiny Island like ir Rum Straight
- Thatcher Slated for Senate Race
- Bulgarian Cabinet Quits; is Reformed
- Utilities Company is Sued for Taxes
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- Mrs. Hogle Honors Guests
- Hostess
- School Girls Honored Guests
- Lunch for School Maids
- Slogan Fans Swamp G. O. P. Officials 'Who but Hoover" Appears Favorite
- Rails Plan Furr Reduction in Wages
- Far is Indicted for Kidnaping
- Page 9
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- Around Town
- Happy Birthday
- Dairymen to Meet
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- Marcus Urges Government as School Study
- Sunnyside Reservoir Plans to be Studied
- Telegram Skyroads Pilots to Attend Real Ground School Course Saturday
- Vacation Death Knell Tolls
- West Side Group Renews Rail Fight
- Reese Will Testify in Robbery Trial
- Payroll Holdouts Reduced to Three
- Army Man Here
- Babies' Health Endangered by City Economy
- Lamb Eating Drive Will Start Sept. 12
- Cattle Found Free from Tuberculosis
- Farm Equipment to Level Landing Field
- Beet Harvest Work to Begin Early in Oct
- Leader of Disabled Veterans to Visit S. L.
- Frigid Temperatures Cause Crop Damage
- Magazine to Distribute 20,000,000 Ballots in Huge Presidential Poll
- Chief Tells Dern of His Election
- Autoists Warned to be Cautious in School Areas
- Ad Club Head Reveals Plans
- Natural Bridge Road to Hite Contemplated
- Forces Ready to Start War Against Want
- Salt Lake Teacher is Dead in Denver
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- Backseat Driving
- Title Chances Afford Big Incentive to Players
- Local News
- Game Often Accused Unnecessarily
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- To Issue 283 Elk Hunting Permits
- Millicent Hirsch Shines in Girls' Grass Court Duel
- To Decide Copper Club Championship
- Bingham Net Meet Set for Sept. 13
- Awaits Challenge of Redskins
- Oregon State Presents New Line This Season
- Good Golf
- Ed Kingsley is Caddy Medalist
- Athletics Feature Payson Onion Days
- Several Brands of Tennis, Habits Exhibited in National Tournament
- Ducks Advance toward Title; Have Big Lead
- Dog Show Booked for October 6-8
- Race Results
- Adams Tennis Meet is Next
- Miss Botterill Leads Handicap Field on Links
- Prep Heads Set up Leagues for Football Teams
- $2 Ducat Brings $3489.50 Prize in Canada Race
- Ball Tourney Opens Friday
- Crippled English Harmsworth Craft Departs for Home
- Warneke Ex-Messenger Boy
- Cochet Draws Tennis Throng
- Betty Botterill Has Medal
- Ball-Playing Burglars
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- Shakeup of Big Show Pilots is Rumored
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- World Series Coseups
- Never Beaten in Series
- Cubs Break All Records for Variety in Pilots
- Khan's Horses Win Most Turf Laurels
- Kaysville to Play Sandy for Laurels
- Fights Last Night
- Utes Get Suits Friday; Lively Drills Follow
- Gemmell Club Wins Title in Western Utah
- Family Polo Team Favored in Meet
- Free Instruction in Tennis Slated to Open Saturday
- Standings
- Wrestling Results
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- Gets Shotgun to Stop Fight in Ball Game
- Far and Son in Quarterfinal Tussle at C. C.
- Fight Juniors Win in Tennis Tourney
- Chesapeake Bay Anglers Spend Weekly Fortune
- Vaughn's Slump Fatal to Buccaneers' Hopes
- Do You Remember?
- Lacoste's Wife Wins
- Cubs in Vital Doubleheader
- Amateur Linksmen Prepare for Event
- She Knew His Game
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- Funerals
- Deaths
- Woman Hurt When Struck by Auto
- Drivers is Sentenced
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- Marriage Licenses
- Births
- Deaths
- New Suits Filed
- Bankruptcy
- 100 Boys and Girls to Get City Honors
- Real Estate Transfers
- Legion Group Praises City
- Knight's Resignation Raises Puzzling Issue
- City Moves to Prevent Shortage of Funds
- Big Hunting Season Planned in Teton
- Shows Outlook for Business
- Steel Production Takes Upward Turn
- Banks Rush for Treasury Notes
- Alexander Resigns as Manager of Zoo
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- Traders Await Market Signs
- Livestock Market
- New York Stock Exchange Quotations
- Boston Stock List
- Dividends
- Curb Sales Climb in Closing Session
- Wall Street Briefs
- Markets at a Glance
- Wheat Lowered by New Deliveries
- Local Curb
- Investment Trusts
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- New York Curb
- Stocks in Spotlight
- New York Bond Market Transactions
- Cotton Market
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Sugar Market
- Produce Market
- Buying Renews Stock Advance
- Bond Market is Spotty in Action
- Nevada Boasts New Producer of Gold
- Metals and Money
- Earnings
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-09-07 | Page 3 | Brazilian Revolt Believed near End
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1932-09-07 |
| 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/s6md0721 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6md0721 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Brazilian Revolt Believed near End |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1932-09-07 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6md0721/16162821 |