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- New Relief Plan on Jobs for All Basis Forecast
- Inside Stuff
- Spiked Skull and Crumbling Skeleton in Iron Cage Set Gruesome Mystery
- Weirton Files Answer
- Druggists in Poison Liquor Case Post Bail
- Parley Opened by Civic Clubs
- Radio Beam Used to Find Lost Plane
- Death Penalty is Paid by Nine Dog Gangsters
- Senator Promises Sugar Quota Quiz
- Japan Scraps Naval Pact and Seeks Equality under New 'Defense Only' Treaty
- Figures Show Navy Strength
- Fleet to Show Huge Strength
- Japan's Peace Desire Stated
- Metal Prices
- Assassin of Soviet Official Executed
- State Liquor Stores Face Federal Tax
- Anor American Girl Help by Nazis
- Jamboree Opens
- Dictator Plot in U. S. Charged
- U. S. Army Scandal Disclosed
- Missing Beacon Keeper Found Dead in Gulf
- Bandit Girl Refuses to Swear Allegiance
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- Penalty to Fit Criminal, Not Crime, Now Proposed
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- Americans Warend of Chinese Bandits
- Denverite Addresses Utah Warehouse Men
- Blind Ald Tries Movies
- Savants Hear Einstein ory, 'Equivalence'
- Pact Junking Draws Regret
- Early Communications Report is in Prospect
- Text of Japan's Note Terminating Navy Pact
- Fdic Announces Delay in Interest Cut Order
- Drop in School Figures Shown
- Gran Chaco Armies Fighting to Finish
- Miss Prudence Brown, Temple Official, Dies
- Service Goal of First Lady in New Year
- Year's Report Reveals Drop in L. A. Crime
- 1934 Revenue Act in Effect March 15
- Juvenile Case
- Nazis of Saar under Charges
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- Lindys Must Relive Ordeal
- Ruling on Women Jurors Explained
- Pleads Not Guilty to Embalming Charge
- Venezuelan Will Play Indian for Mae West
- Convicts Foil 'T. B.'; Go Free
- Mae West Picture Director Succumbs
- Guests at J. P. Morgan Party Go Home Early
- Negro's Shooting Spree Claims Second Victim
- Reduction of Grazing Herds to be Necessary
- Spanish Painter Dies
- Business Indicators of Salt Lake City
- Would Abandon Line
- 3 Persons Injured as Autos Collide
- L. A. Tram Company Plans Legal Fight
- Canine Rights
- Youth Invades Old Broadway
- Party Imparts Collegiate Air for President
- High Court Partially Reverses Water Ruling
- Dethroned Hapsburgs Divide up ir Claims
- I. O. O. F. Party Held
- Transfer of Bonds Completed by State
- Five Printing Firms Get Legislative Jobs
- Fatal Traffic Case Driver Bound Over
- Hotel Greeters to Elect Officers
- Insurance Rate Change Slated
- Salt Lake Briefs
- Plan to Speed Court Adopted
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- Oil Refineries Pump Millions of Dollars into State Annually
- City Watershed Fires Cost $460
- Refinery Produces New Type Casoline Here
- Business Firm Predicts Marked Upturn in 1935
- Up-to-Date
- Secretary Perkins Asks Speedy Insurance Laws
- Increase in 1935 Steel Output Seen
- Gasoline Sale Jumps in 1934
- Education Takes Social Scheme Place
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- Dismayed by Woman's Attitude on Nuptials, Girl Seeks Courage
- Modern Revelry on Playhouse Stage
- Mirth and Melody Riot on Tower Bill
- Irvin Cobb Feature for Rialto Patrons
- Hostess and Prize Winners at Costume Party
- Glamorous Dietrich Appears at Marlo
- Walter Winchell
- ' Barretts' Come Sunday to Gem Bill
- Temple Rites Unite Popular S. L. Couple
- Bing Crosby Picture Coming to Paramount
- Student Body Plans Annual Dinner Dance
- Two Men for Each Woman Smart Idea, but it Didn't Wore
- 'Open House' Will be Held by Town Club
- On Committee
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- Salt Lake Faces Three Major Water Issues during Coming Year
- Utah Building Pickup is Seen
- Many Labor and Relief Problems Tackled in 1934
- Utah Public Utilities Show Marked Trend Upward during 1934
- Girls' School Offers Many Cultural Courses
- 276 New Wells Drilled in 1934
- Billion Spent to Give Work
- Almost Every Phase of Utah's Life Touched by FERA Projects in '34
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- S. L. Prepares for New Year Celebrations
- Birthdays
- Two Forfeit Bonds
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- Utah Admission Day Fete Plans Advance
- Private Liquor Stores Okehed
- L. D. S. Church Opens U. of U. Seminary
- Missing Woman Returns
- County Pays, Assumes Debt
- S. L. County Judging Team Will Go to Ogden
- Alien Ordered Taken to Coast for Trial
- County Board Allows Four Budget Hikes
- Baby's Death Brings 'Bond of Sympathy'
- Johnson Declines Bid to Anticrime Meeting
- Be as Gay as You like-but, Police Warn Prospective New Year Celebrants
- Snow Storm Ends in S. L.
- Nature Paints Fantastic Scenes
- Quintuplets? Naw, Just Hard Working Stork
- Cattle Buying Program near End in S. L. County
- Utah Lake Bill Goes to Board
- Utah Commission Opens Road Bids
- Frolic Planned
- Seventy-Five Traffic Light Places Picked
- Mortgage Insurance Available for Utah
- Provisions of Milk Shed Code Told Unit Heads
- New Year's Eve at Hotel Utah
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- R. M. C. Honors Divided in 1934
- Fight Results
- Wasatch Ward Captures M Men Casaba Laurels
- Dutra Ranks Paul Runyan as Star Golfer of 1934
- Three Share Honors for Prep Athletic Races during 1934
- Strelich Loses to Dern When Plane Takes Spin
- Wrestling Results
- Basketball Results
- Baer Hands King Kayoe
- Royal Gains State League Ball Pennant
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- Dividend Sluggers Win State Diamond Laurels
- Cadral Takes Honors in Catholic Hoop League
- Cougars, Teachers Dedicate New Gym
- Collins Cops Hitting Title
- Bingham Retains Baseball Crown
- Kingsley Proves Golfing Sensation of Year
- Botterill Keglers Lead Motor Legue
- Local News
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- Metal Shares Move Briskly
- S. L. Quotations
- Unlisted Industrials
- Salt Lake Curb
- Sugar Market
- World Lead Output
- New York Bond Market
- Bond Averages
- Late Break in Corn Pulls Grains Down
- Commodity Index
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Ore Shipments
- Stocks in Spotlight
- New York Curb
- Curb Stocks Move Higher
- New York Stock Market
- Stock Averages
- Produce Market
- Investment Trusts
- Coffee
- What Stock Market Did
- Business Factors
- Cotton Market
- Wool Market
- Montreal Silver
- Metals and Money
- Low Priced Rails Lead Bond Activity
- Markets at a Glance
- Stocks Surge to New Highs
- Mine at Raft River Yields First Returns
- Idaho Potatoes
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- 3 Branch Auto Offices Slated
- Trials of Four in Petty Larceny Case Continued
- Group Seeks Survey of Underground Water
- Thirty-One Skiers Assigned Positions for Annual Event
- Dance and Concert Programs Offered
- Values Increasing at Lewiston Peak
- Parley's Canyon Drivers Warned to Use Chains
- Deaths
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- Funerals
- Funerals
- State, Local Statistics
- Births
- Deaths
- Divorces Granted
- Divorces Asked
- Suits Filed
- Building Permits
- Births
- Real Estate Transfers
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- News from Neighboring Communities in Salt Lake District
- Retiring Member of Board Honored
- 30-Hour Week is Urged for Carpenters in Utah
- Claudette Colbert Goes into Hospital for Rest
- Children Entertained at Moose Hall Fete
- Aviatrix to Hop Sunday on "God-Will" Flight
- Skeletons of Attila's Horsemen Discovered
- Want Ad Heiress
- Let's Explore Your
- Provo Kiwanis Inducts Heads
- Murray Lodges Set Dates for Meetings
- Daivs County Sends Cattle West to Feed
- Arguments Given for Power Plant
- Helper Girl Injured as Grader This Auto
- Election of Tingley, 2 Ors Challenged
- Laska's Trial Date Set for February 11
- Plot to Assassinate Noted Japanese Seen
- Grant to Leave Saturday
- Efficiency of Dirigible Boosted by Maneuvers
- Dismissal of Miami City Officials Asked
- Governor Murray to Aid Miller in Ranch Fight
- Mary and Doug to be Divorced
- More Future Farmers Join in Exhibits at Ogden Show
- Surprised
- Legitimacy of Heir Questioned by Bank
- Seven Factors Affect Foul Tryman's Success
- Murray Approves Two Beer License Requests
- Whisky, Wine Seized
- Huntress to Speak
- Salt Lake Driver Fined
- Granite Stake Plans Pageant on Sunday
- Bishop Kearney to Sin Mass in Murray Sunday
- Draper Veterans Plan Holiday Celebration
- Midvale Sets Hearing on Tentative Budge
- Murray Okehs Budget Totals
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- Searing Summer Sun, Federal Checks Hike Prices of Utah Crops
- More Raisers Turn to Bees
- Fifteen Traffic Signs Eliminated
- Here's How Utah Sugar is Made
- Sugar Industry Has Slim Year
- Westminster Shows Enrollment of 200
- North, South America Copper Stocks Decline
- Federal Agencies to be Coordinated
- FERA Gives Financial Aid to Many 'U' Students
- Carelessness Causes More Forest Fires
- Drouth Help Given Utahns
- Gasoline
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- Higher Prices Big Aid to Silver King Mines during 1934 Production
- F E R A Aids Education through Classes, Funds
- More Products Sold
- Sale of Bonds Spurts Ahead
- $100,000,000 Outlay Planned
- More Business Expected
- U. S. Used Metals Supply is Reduced
- Local Market Regarded High
- Salt Lake Police Find Man with Forty Names
- School Shows Student Gain
- May Use Gym
- Liquor Bonds Enrich City
- Output to Increase
- One of State's Greatest Silver-Lead Mines
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- Tintic Standard Pays $1,500,000 for Taxes and Expenses in 1934
- $2,275,000 in Gold, Utah Output in 1934
- Utah Smelters Show Increase
- First Aid Lessons Given to Students
- Artisans Kept Busy by Home Repair Work
- 1934 Silver Price up; Base Metals Show Drop
- Looking Ahead
- 1934 Building Permits Highest for 3 Years; Home Repairs Increase
- Back to School Trend in Noted
- Park City Con. Speeds Output
- 'Chiseling' Wind
- Carries On
- Pig Iron Inactive
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- Utah Mining Industry Maintains Production despite Many Obstacles
- One of Park City's Youngest Mines
- Slat Lake City Stock Exchange Comes Close to 1933 Comes Close to 1933 Trading Mark
- University Gets New Buildings during 1934
- Gold and Silver Production Sees Large Increase
- School Adds New Classes
- Postoffice Receipts Here Show Increase
- Planning Unit for U. S. Urged
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- Livestock Men Face 1935 with Optimism; See Rise in Cattle, Sheep Prices
- Ram Sale Highlight of Stockyards Year
- Machinery Orders Slow
- Prospects for Turkey Raising Appear Bright
- 37,451 Persons Aided at Transient Relief
- Ogden's Stock Center Booms
- 106,207 Cattle Handled by U. S.
- Poultryman
- Utah Poultry Raising Becomes One of State's Best Wealth Producers
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- Great Plans Are Made in Future Development for Salt Lake Valley
- Housing Loans Here Above U. S. Average
- P W A Funds Aid Jobless
- Drouth Boosted Farm Crops Prices
- Taxation and Liquor Legislation Will Occupy Spotlight When 1935 Legislature Convenes next Moth
- U. S. Home Owners Loans Given More than 7,000 Utah Families in 1934
- Christmas Buying Dumps Millions into Business
- Color Important in Hospital Room
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- Planning Board Okehs 'Miracle' to Sweeten Great Salt Lake Water
- H O L C Loans Indorse Private Expenditures
- Building Permits in City Increase
- Map Shows Great Salt Lake Project
- City, County Programs Progress despite Cuts to Keep Budgets Down
- Forest Fire Control Work Proves Effective
- Steel Buying Up
- Fire Losses Drop in 1934
- Police Have Successful Crime Suppression Year
- Many Shells
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- 'U' Students Active in 1934
- F E R A Nurses Make Many Home Visits
- May be New Utah Industry
- Utah Turkey Average is $1.48 a Bird
- Record Set by L. D. S. for Births in 1934
- Police Department's War Against Crime Extended Along 3 Fronts in 1934
- Gas is Now Used in Charity Cases
- Police Solve 16 Cases in One Day
- Seventy-Five Will Graduate
- Schooling Provided for Adult Students
- Good News
- White 'Rocks' Come to Fore
Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-12-29 | Page 5 | Negro's Shooting Spree Claims Second Victim
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1934-12-29 |
| 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/s6bz7f43 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bz7f43 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Negro's Shooting Spree Claims Second Victim |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1934-12-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bz7f43/16351442 |