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- Engineer Dies [Illegible] Copper [Illegible] Collide
- [Illegible] Tuttle in Coma Aggrieved near Death
- [Illegible] Infielder [Illegible] Camp Lewis
- [Illegible] Made for Diving Students Food
- [Illegible] Wireless Backers Still Alert
- [Illegible] of Carter Reported Unchanged
- Reaches Frisco for Complete Rest
- Senator Fess of Ohio Admits He's Very Good
- Mrs. Paulette Saludes Sentenced to Prison
- Contraband Narcotics Not U. S. Supply, Claim
- Sze Leaves for U. S. to Resume Duites
- Boys Discover Cache of Counterfeit Dollars
- Strange Clues Mark Car of Missing Priest
- Ruth Asserts Suit by Girl is Blackmail
- Doubts Report of Isle's Disappearance
- Heavy Snowfall Covers Three Western States
- Russia Will Take Part in League Conference
- Miners Strike over Seizure of Coke Plant
- Record Budget Surplus Expected in England
- Poland and Russia Boundary Settled
- Borah Puts forward World Court Scheme
- Formosa Natives Now Demand Home Rule
- Geddes Declares British Trade Grows Greatly
- First Funding Payment due in U. S. Tomorrow
- Swindler Uses New Counterfeiting Scheme
- Power Corporation Kind to Employes
- Soviet Anxious as Lenin Has Sharp Relapse
- Turk Nationals Seek Freedom for Women
- Booth Leads World Chamber of Commerce
- Jap Bankers Confer on Old China Loans
- Japanese Deaths from Influenza on Increase
- Four Irish Insurgents Executed in Dublin
- Omahan Favored to Head Frisco Schools
- Family Bible Cited to Prove Indian Lineage
- Japanese Murders Reach New Record
- Women's League for Peace Tells Ideals
- Contract Recondition U. S. Vessel Awarded
- Cosmetics More than College Upkeep
- Former Forbes Aide Ends Life with Bullet
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- Keith-O'Brien Company to Move into New Quarters on Broadway; H. N. Byrne Makes Announcement
- [Illegible] Line to Improve Telegraph Department
- [Illegible] Will Attend Express Rate Hearing
- Safety Parley Plans Are Laid
- Mine Rescue Meeting Will be Held Here
- Lumbermen to Meet.
- State Orders Millions of Stamps for Cigarets
- Sugar Price up Ten Cents
- Kearing in Homestead Case Held by Register
- Ogden Autoist Sends Towing Bill to City
- Irish Program Held.
- Guard Inspected.
- Hospital Board Meets.
- Mail Delivery Schedule Cut Will be Made
- District Officers Named by Reorganized Church
- Shrine Band and Patrol to Give Dance Tonight
- Community Clinic Asks Appriation of $6500
- Aged Bootlegger Wins Sympathy of Court
- Former Banker in City.
- Mabey Grapples with Ponderous State Problem
- Former Member of 38th Granted D. S. C.
- Pawn Ticket Deal Results in Complaint
- University Debaters Will Hold Trouts
- U. S. Income Taxpayers Show Desire to Pay in Full
- Court Hears Argument on Wood Appeal
- Bound to High Court on Burglary Charge
- Possession of Liquor Charged to Prisoner
- Kiwanis to Hear Reports.
- Canyon Snowfall near Salt Lake Season's Record
- Legislature of Arizona May Reconsider Pact
- Ogden Distillery Was Located near Market
- Burglars Enter Home.
- Divorce Granted.
- Business Gain Spreads over Whole Nation
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- Grand Jury to Pass on Small Trial Scandal
- Must Stand Trial on Misusing Mails Charge
- Former President Aids War Grave Decoration
- Foster Case Panel Quizzed
- Mother Sacrifices Home to Keep Boy from Jail
- Organizations Asked to Back Cleanup Drive
- Skipper Will Protest Against Rum Flee
- Federal Jury Considers Naturalization Frauds
- Grand Jury to Submit Klan Report Tomorrow
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- Siglin Traded to Sacs for Pearce, Sheehan and Shekels
- Principal Coombs to Banquet East Hoop Team
- Mishkind Arrives at Pocatello for Battle
- Speed Martin to Pitch for Stockton Team
- Caledonians to Hold Meeting This Evening
- Tunney Receives $25,000 for Bout with Bloomfield
- Yale Rifle Team Wins.
- Powers Dies.
- Hagen-Kirkwood Win.
- Americans Lead Oxford.
- Stecher to Meet Bailey at Boise
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- Bowling
- Judge Landis Says Benton Can Play Ball
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- King Gustave is Eliminated in First Round
- Hoyt Says International Horld Series Possible
- City Amateur Baseball League is Formed
- Basketball
- Landis Blocks Player Switch
- Firpo Virtually Agrees to Meet Victor of Johnson-Willard Match
- Brookline Net Tourney Goes into 2nd Perio
- Weissmuller Shatters Another Tank Recon
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- Army Camp [Illegible] be Built [Illegible] Narrows
- Antisaloon Ticket Composed of Women
- Mrs. Gillespie Dies.
- University Has Four Crews in Egyptian Area
- French Aviators Defer Journey Arund World
- Panama Canal Security Given Thorough Test
- Chief of Police Asks Cooperation of Pubic
- Science Destroys Faith, S. F. Bishop Declares
- Tolstoy Philosophy Explained by Son
- Judge Instructs Receiver.
- Transport Henderson Passes through Canal
- Murder Charge Dropped; Woman Declared Insane
- Arizona Copper Mines to Raise Workers' Pay
- Connor Denies Booze Listing
- Serum's Value Not Settled
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- Around the Town
- Hoppe Leads Schaefer as Cueists Tip off in Final Block
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- Blackmail is Motive, Ruth's Only Comment
- Paddy Goes to Coyotes
- In Camp with the Big Show
- Intra-League Games Begin in South
- My Thirty Years of Baseball
- Golf Committee Selected.
- Will Give Program.
- Paddock to Meet Calif Sprinter on Saturday
- Terry Tendered Increase to Return to Chicago
- All Milwaukee Teams Lead in A. B. C. Events
- Swimming Meets Are Planned for Schools
- Intermountain Hoop Tourney Opens Here Tomorrow
- Shortness Doesn's Handicap Sisler
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- One More Day
- Planting Trees
- Legislature Vindicated
- Timely Topics
- More Truth than Poetry
- By the Way
- Tom Sims Says
- Epoch Making Books
- 50-50 and All Square for Husbands and Wives under New Decalogues
- Romances of Industry
- The Ages of Woman.
- Nations an Their Music
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- Capitol Joke
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- Laborites Will Gend Deputies to Ruhr Region
- Judge Tells Sheiks to Lay off Cave Stuff
- Jury Convicts Tillie Klimek
- Russians Take Keen Liking to U. S. Currency
- Official Has 1000 Miles in District
- Ten Hurt, 4 Seriously, in Oil Fire and Blast
- Lawyer Tells Story behind Adoption Bill
- Japan Refuses to Discus China Pact
- Doctor Tells of North Life
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- [Illegible] Share Sales Quiet
- Local Listed Stocks
- Government Bonds.
- Coffee.
- N. Y. Bond and Stock Markets
- Wall Street
- Am. Sugar Explains 1922 Dividend Failure
- Cotton.
- Guide to Investors
- Wall Street Prices Bid Up
- Sugar Bonds Display Strength; Prices Better
- U. S. Zinc for 1922 Shows Big Increase
- Lead and Capper Prices Raised by S. L. Smelters
- Metal Markets
- Salt Lake Clearings
- Grains, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- Mining and Oil
- Prince Con Unwatering Complete by April 1
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- Marriage Licenses.
- Business Briefs
- Livestock Markets
- Feb. Cotton Consumed Decreases over January
- Local Metal Markets
- Dividends Declared
- Detroit Syndicate Buys B. C. Silver-Lead Mine
- Investment Securities
- Local Bond and Security Dealings
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- Utah and Idaho News
- Court Held.
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- Death Summons Aged Spanish Fork Woman
- Pioneer of Logan is Called by Death
- Extension of Gravel Highway Requested
- Addresses Students.
- Couple Obtain License.
- Mt. Pleasant Merchant Dies
- Native of Ireland Dies at Spanish Fork
- Madsen Explains New Fish and Game Law
- Razing of Station at Ogden under Way
- Ogden Court Refuses to Appoint Receiver
- Post to Hold Carnival.
- Will Discuss Project.
- Foresters Discuss Problems.
- Husband Charges Desertion.
- Industry Urged for Return to Prosper
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- Minimum Wage Law Attacked
- New Theatre to Open.
- Local News
- Local News
- Psychic Thread Sews Twin Sisters Together
- Elks Arrage Dance.
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- Georgia Minstrels Recall Olden Days
- Elsie Ferguson at Gem Today
- Tully to Start Filming "Trilby"
- Salt Lake Dancer in Original Wilkes Act
- What's in the Air Tonight
- New Faces in next Pickford Picture
- Barbara La Marr Tells Women How to Vamp
- Current Attractions
- Pantages Features Mind Reading Act
- Kinema's Amateur Night a Success
- "Loves of Pharaoh" at Hyland Theatre
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- Frisco Nurses Will Receive Service Award
- Charge of Oil Report Upheld
- Funeral Services for C. C. Greenwood Thursday
- Mussolini Was Poor Ditch Man
- Florida Shows Farm Activity
- Carlton Acquitted.
- Irish Planned Many Killings, Paper Asserts
- Local News
- Traveler Robbed.
- Parley on Rhine Army Expense Postponed
- Railroads Ask to Issue Bonds
- Wife Beater Sent to Jail.
- Child Says Schools Keep within Budget
- Young Democrats Plan Jefferson Day Event
- Noted Surgeon Dies at L. A. Resident
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-03-14 | Page 9 | Judge Tells Sheiks to Lay off Cave Stuff
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1923-03-14 |
| 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/s6vd86zg |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vd86zg |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Judge Tells Sheiks to Lay off Cave Stuff |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1923-03-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 9 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vd86zg/17495083 |