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- Page 1
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- Proprietor to Death Phone Call
- To Speak on Evolution
- Is Cost Wheeler Case
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- Here's Peggy with Her-Th Fiance
- U. S. to Stand by Reservations
- Forecast Says Spring due to Return to East
- Medicos Gather for Convention
- Mountain Lions Kill Many Deer in Ashley Range
- New MaratHon. Record is Set
- Farm Bill Favored
- Drys Open Their First Full Week in Liquor Battle
- Retiring Head of D.A. R. Pleads for Prohibition
- Magnetic Survey
- Col. Williams Convicted of Intoxication
- Major Leagues
- Pastor Preaches One Hour to Stop Suicide of Woman
- They'll Probably Never Shake Hands Any More
- Steam Rockets Rise from Sea as Lava Flows
- Call Carpenter to Amputate Leg of Man
- Adopts U. S. Style
- Should Keep Cool
- Afford an Idea
- War Ever Since
- Watch Their Morals
- Bad to Worse
- Has the Dope
- Rough Rider
- Alleged Slayer of Utah Woman Now in Custody
- Revere's Ride is Object of Celebration
- Two Sheepherders Die by Lighting
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- Page 2
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- Average in 33 Cities Shown Lower than Traction Asks
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- Wet Advocate is Clouded Thinker, Dr. Widtsoe Says
- W. R. Wood Faces Formal Charge
- Walker Site is Being Prepared for Drug Store
- DeVine to Head Ogden C. of C
- Southern Utah Roads Reported in Good Shape
- Firemen Fight to Fight Fire; Find Still and Mash
- Gives Self up as Conscience Knocks at Door
- Armed Bandits Hold up Two on City Streets
- Co-Ed Athletics Are Disapproved
- Gates and Michelson Head 'U' Student Body Ticket
- Baby is Killed, 9 Persons Hurt in Auto Mishaps
- Robert Golding is Alt Lake Visitor
- Court Justifies Tenant Defying Search Officers
- Watchman Catches Alleged Ransacker
- Evidence in Laria Case is Presented
- Home Burglarized
- Auto Hits Boy after Fall from Skidding Wheel
- Auto Struck by Electric Train; Man is Injured
- Salt Lake Man Gets Coal Permit
- Survey to Start on Summit Road
- Warrant Blocks Try for Release
- Fraternity Initiation Will be Held Tonight
- Andrews Returns
- Soldier Admits Theft of Bonds from N. Y. Band
- Rotary to Hear Holbrook
- Page 3
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- Kerosene and Moonshine Are Death Causes
- Cardinal Says Catholics Take Wealth Vainly
- British Have Plan to Check Rum Smuggling
- Many Gather in New York for Press Meetings
- Peret Denies He Will Visit America
- Calles' Daughter up-to-Date Flapper
- Marriage Announced
- Government Regrets Mob Attack
- What's in the Air
- Doubt Cast on Riff Armistice
- Spanish Fliers Resting after Desert Episode
- School Closing Edict Postponed
- Has She a Ring?
- Plan Intensive Study
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- Page 4
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- Flock of Big League Hurlers Turn in Stellar Sunday Performances
- Vets Lead Chase for Homer Title in Big Leagues
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- "Wild Bill" Farrell Meets Indian Battle
- Willie Hunter Winner of Calif Open Golf Crown
- Senators Even Count with Yankees
- Sunday's Coast League Results
- Benton, Petty Hurl Great Ball
- Hoff to Get Small Pay for Drake Games
- Kickapoo Dan and 'Wild Bill' Farrell Ready for Tonight's Bout
- Page 5
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- Situation is at Crucial Period at Mill Towns
- Local News
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- Clouds of War Worry to Turks
- C. of C. Begins 'Ad' Campaign
- Objections to Stanfield Bill Are Groundless
- Soon to Receive High School Bids
- Mt. Pleasant Theatre is Damaged by Fire
- Today in Washington
- Utah and Idaho News
- Farmers Start War on Noxious Weeds
- Sheep Shearing under Way at Uinta Plant
- Highway Inspected by Road Engineer
- Park City Boy Hurt in Cranking Auto
- Mrs. Sarah D. Dixon, Utah Pioneer, Dies
- Mangum Returns from Trip to South America
- Infant's Funeral
- Club Aids Library
- Operetta Presented
- Local News
- Manti Pastor Elected Head of Presbytery
- To Resume Study Fossil Fields
- C. W. Simmons Elected "Big North Moose"
- Field Day is Planned for No. Sanpete Schools
- High School Day to Feature Oratory
- Page 6
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- Whaling is First of Salt Lake Roster to Arrive for Play
- Bill Cox Leaves for Drake Relays
- Thompson Vs. Christensen
- Record Crowds Visit Golf Links
- John M'Graw Lauds Bob Meusel's Ability
- Logan Baseball Club Will Start Workouts Tuesday
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- Penn and Drake Relays This Week End
- Race Results
- Record Crowd Attends Juarez Reopening; Tijuana Track Closes
- Basket Shooter is Named Tiger Captain
- American Association
- Jack Fairman Wins Feature
- Amateur Ring Champ to Turn Professional
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- Page 8
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- Mining Stocks Trade Slowly
- S. L. Mining Stocks
- Assessment Notices
- New York Bonds
- Wall Street's Close Irregular
- N. Y. Quotations
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Metals and Money
- Local Securities
- Boston Wool Market
- Rubber
- Cotton Market
- Dairy Produce Grains, Provisions
- Livestock
- Sugar Market
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- Page 9
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- Current Attraction
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- Chicago Gangsters' Big Murder Record
- Batteries Stolen
- Theatre Reviews
- Sally, Irene, Mary
- Hotel Guest Reports Theft from Trousers
- Alias Charles Ray
- "The Runaway"
- "Topsy and Eva" Opens Tonight
- "Saint Joan" Coming Thursday
- Taxpayers' Chairmen to Meet Here June 11
- Senator Walsh Raps Mussolini on Senate Floor
- Senate Opposes Dollar Ship Bid
- Services at Park City
- Patrolman Resigns to Operate Garage
- Franchise Asked for Stage Line
- Page 10
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- Society
- Additional Sports
- Albin Stenroos Believes Course for Race Short
- Junior Class Takes Manti Track Meet
- Two Gunners Tie for Top Honors at S. L. Gun Club
- Six New Champions Made in Wrestling
- Upstairs Clothes Shop Nine 4 to 0 Winner
- Uinta High Wins Eastern Track Meet
- Taylor, Sencio Are Ready for Battle
- Tex Rickard after Dempsey-Tunney Bout
- High Scores Made in Wallace, Idaho, Shoot
- Greb, Flowers May Meet Soon Again
- The State Vs. Joyce Arden
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- Page 14
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- Bill Drawn to Aid Coast Guard
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- Three Sections in California Report Quakes
- Provo Man is Fined $50 for Intoxication
- Club Notes
- Bar Lifted
- Local News
- Baby is Killed; Nine Injured in Auto Mishaps
- Woman Suffers Gash in Knee
- Administrator for Inlow Estate Asked
- Robert W. Gillespie to be Buried Tuesday
- New York Steel Man is Salt Lake Visitor
- Services Held for Mrs. Isabelle Bennion
- Boy's Leg Fractured When Struck by Auto
- Inmate Escapes from Provo Mental Hospital
- Park City to Vote on Special Bonds
- Two Officers Assigned to Training Camp Duty
- To Study Medical Aspects of Crime
- Labor Radio to Go On
Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-04-19 | Page 6 | Record Crowd Attends Juarez Reopening; Tijuana Track Closes
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1926-04-19 |
| 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/s6n59w09 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6n59w09 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Record Crowd Attends Juarez Reopening; Tijuana Track Closes |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1926-04-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 6 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6n59w09/17772075 |