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- Rival Shared Pool Profits, Sinclair Says
- Inside Stuff
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- Terrorizes Occupants of House with Hatchet
- American-Russ Pact Pondered
- Kelly's Wife Taken from Jail Secretly
- L. A. Attorney Faces Kidnap Arraignment
- Fort Collins Bank Licensed to Resume
- Museum Curator Dies
- Widow Murder Tirla Jury Expected Soon
- Luber Code Agency Authony Challenged
- Louisville Republican Mayor Loses Election
- Harts Appeal to Kidnap Gang
- U. S. Draft Relief Plan for Women
- Silver Price Rises in Feverish Mart
- No Relief Foreseen in California Heat
- Wife of Colonel Dies
- Outbreak Mars Senate Hearing
- Death Takes Wealthy Texas Oil Operator
- Violent Earthquake Shakes Chile Capital
- British Earl to Become U. S. Citizen and Take up Pastoral Life on Ranch
- Singer Divorces Russian Prince
- Gassed Chickens Never Squawk, Thief Explains
- Coopers to Discuss Foreign Competition
- Evidence of Ancient Minnesota Man Found
- Held in County Jail after Gunplay
- Noted Surgeon Takes Own Life
- Dollar Continues Downward Plunge
- Prisoner is Wanted in Thirteen Cities
- Prosecution Ordered in Alleged Extortion
- 16 Die of Fumes
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- English Artist Dies
- Utah Arrests Bare ft Ring
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- Thanksgiving Baskets Will Find Way to 150 Needy Families of Salt Lake
- Philippines Ask No Protection
- Local News
- Bee Stings Best If Sitting down, Scientists Learn
- Ickes Ousters Hint Scandal
- R. F. C. Cuts Interest Rate on Rail Loans
- Roosevelt Pardons Secretary of Eagles
- Hitler's Power Alarms France
- Sugar Bill Passed in Philippines Lost
- French Planes Continue Across Sharar Desert
- British Woman Editor Says Macodnald Traitor
- First Shipment of Port Wine Starts for U. S.
- Cane Refiners Fight Tax Plan
- Al Smith Hangs Derby on White House Halltree
- Johnson Explains N R A Purposes
- Federal Kidnap Case Weakened
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- Sugar Action by Congress Fear
- Here's How to See Stars without Crack on Head
- Tunnel Plans Are Opposed
- Anor Reprieve Looms for Green
- Depression Causes Attendance Slump at Utah University
- Shoplifting Suspects Sought
- Committees Named by Education Body
- Church Leaders to Visit Salt Lake November 22
- Petition Against Change in Freight Rates Filed
- City Airport Building Leases Given Approval
- Prisoner Halts Hearing on Burglary Charges
- Prowlers Steal Gasoline
- Salt Lake Briefs
- Writes Books at 86
- Doctor Loses Court Fight
- Court Delays Hearing on Charge of Murder
- Flower Garden Club Elects New Officers
- Girls Break Window
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- Mrs. E. A. Hamilton Gives Tea in Honor of Daughter, Dorothy,Who Will be Married on Nov. 27
- Bridge Supper for Two Recent Brides
- Kitchen Brevities
- Buffet Supper Will be Given Recent Bride
- Assists with Tea
- Mrs. J. E. Robinson Goes Back to Coast
- Personal Notes
- Local News
- Aradne and Daleth Chapters of Delphian Society Will Meet Wednesday Morning at 10 O'Clock
- Local News
- Local News
- Juliet Browne Will be Honored Luncheon Guest
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- Page 9
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- Chief Reveals Double Escape Attempt at Pen
- Far Protests Fining of Son for Cutting Timber
- Grange Master Pays City Visit
- Man Asks City to Pay $5000 Injury Claim
- Creel Will Visit City When En Route East
- U. S. Official Arrives for Reviews of Crops
- Lumber Firm Files Suit Against N R A Control
- $1,076,000 Farm Loan Granted by Land Bank
- Today's Birthday
- I'd Rar Go to Jail than Home, Says Girl
- County Budget Requests Made
- Boy Scout Jamborees Termed Aid to Peace
- Sound Reproduction Demonstration Given
- Child Falls in Fire
- Record Snowfall Reported
- Traffic Jam Blamed for Auto-Truck Crash
- Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Anthon Lund
- Receiver is Appointed for Clift Building
- Saving by S O S Keeps Message from Arriving
- Two Barbers Charged with Price Cutting
- Groundbreaking Ceremonies at U. of U. and A. C. Launch $1,551,000 Building Program in Utah
- L. D. S. Leader Says War Sure
- Jury Sets Land Value at $5150 after Suit
- Bids Asked for Track to Damsite in Montana
- Jury Chosen to Try Nurse for Murder
- College Observes Birthday
- Seven Children Die in Fire
- Kansas Town Passes Light, Water Bonds
- Oakland Council Asks City ManAger to Quit
- Sheriff Deputy Win False Arrest Action
- New Clue is Found in Hit-Run Death
- Favors Special Session for Rum Tax, Control
- Salt Lake Police Will Go to School
- Princess Alice's Tooth Gets File Treatment
- Four Given Pensions
- Young Hunter's Testimony Convicts Auto Wheel Thief
- Dutch Sailors Are Sent to Prison for Mutiny
- Hijackers Again Loot Warehouse of Beer
- Man Faces Burglary Charge in Beef ft
- Part of Estate Awaits Four Taylor Children
- Lamb Process Tax Assailed
- Patrons Seek to Intervene in Rate Case
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- Two Utah Teams Ready to Invade Sage Hen State
- Evanston Deadlocked with Rock Springs
- Local News
- Champion Buker Much in Need of Rest
- Arena Results
- Tars Hold Key to Rose Bowl
- Backseat Driving
- Barnett and Weiss Trim Loop Leaders
- Two Brids with One Stick
- Oregon Linesmen Will be Ready for Trojan Tilt
- De Molays Plan Sports Program for Winter Season
- Cub Fans Get Previews
- Grid Secrets
- Local News
- Callison Dreams of Rose Bowl, but Won't Admit Team is Good
- Pal Buehner Proves Unknown Hero of Utah's Grid Exploits
- He Directs Most Plays Ute Camp
- Santa Monica Links Prize Money Listed
- Umps Will Meet
- Reduce Trout Production
- Henry Jones Will Engage Portland Ace
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- Grid Rivals Sharpen Axe
- Yankee Outfielder on 2nd Honeymoon
- Dade and Casanova Rematched on Coast
- Granite Books Tilt Against Logan Crew
- Fight Results
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- Army's Stunt of Slicking Backs' Legs with Grease is Criticised
- Do You Remember?
- Biggest Quarterback
- What's Your Guess?
- McCleve Bowlers Set Pace for Loop
- Discuss Rules
- Utes Will be at Full Strength for Important Game at Denver
- Sign for Rematch
- Colorado Team Plays Parsons
- Lady of Lourdes Wins at Ogden
- Utah Aggies out to Halt Cougar Jinx
- Gains 261 Yards in Game
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- Silver Jump Firem Mines
- S. L. Quotations
- Salt Lake Curb
- Wool Market
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Sugar Market
- Commodity Index
- Wheat , Corn Climb, n Lose Ground
- Domestic Bond List Generally Lower
- Markets at Glance
- New York Bond Market
- Bond Averages
- Cotton Market
- Boston Stock List
- Metals and Money
- Curb Market is Irregular
- New York Curb
- Investment Trusts
- New York Curb Market
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Stocks in Spotlight
- Coffee
- Rubber Market
- Produce Market
- Livestock Market
- Stocks Swept by Liquidation
- Stock Averages
- Local News
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- Lindy Studying New Sea Trip
- Winner
- Raid upon Armory Brings Ten Years
- Hollywood Just Fresh out of 'Collar Ad' Male Stars
- Deaths
- Heavy Reading
- Portrait Basis of Court Action
- Amusements
- New Twin-Feature Bill at Gem
- Valuable Rembrandt Painting is Stolen
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- Romance and Drama Playing at State
- Playhouse Featuring Amateur Night Again
- Farmer Still Uses Oxen
- Local Attraction
- Naval Officer Burial to be at Sea Friday
- Actress Indefinite on Wedding Rumor
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-11-14 | Page 1 | Violent Earthquake Shakes Chile Capital
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1933-11-14 |
| 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/s60g4t7x |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60g4t7x |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Violent Earthquake Shakes Chile Capital |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1933-11-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE SHAKES CHILE CAPITAL SANTIAGO Chile Nov 14 JP- JP P An earthquake of almost major proportions proportions proportions pro pro- portions shook the city violently at 1007 a. a m m- today Thousands rushed screaming into the the streets but only minor damage was reported |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60g4t7x/16298620 |