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- Events Indicate Return to Peace in Great Britain
- Stop Trip Made on Coast
- Ben Turpin Saved from Jail Term by Crooked Face
- Argentine Plans Flight from N. Y. to Buenos Aires
- Building Records for April Show Slight Decrease
- Keystone Race Stil Uncertain
- Annual 'One Man Parade' of Spokane Conducted
- 'Ma' Ferguson Has New Rival in 'Sky Pilot'
- Ordinance Officer to Visit in Ogden
- Russell Scott Faces Gallows Fourth Time; Alienists Called
- Indians of Coast in Mourning
- Papal Representative Ordered from Mexico
- Army Aviator Missing for 24 Hours; Search Started
- Rail Extension
- World Applauds Roald Amundsen for Pole Flight
- Soldiers' Deaths Bring Charges
- The Day in Washington
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- Mildred LeRoy and F. G. Amstrong Wed
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- Boy of 14 Saves Another from Death in Flume
- Claim is Laid on Liquor Violation Championship
- May 22 Named as 'Poppy Day'; Ask Citizens' Support
- Kindergarten Body Has Regular Meet
- G. N. Child to Speak at Closing Mutual Meeting
- Service Star Head
- Service Star Women Elect
- Administration Will Not Approve Giving states Mineral Land
- Two Murderers Given Paroles by State Board
- Aged Man Killed by Electric Train
- Bookos Gets Eleven Months in Jail
- Clift Building in Court Fight
- Doctor Promises to Quit Liquor
- Community Chest Drive Will Start on Monday
- Special Parking May be Revoked
- Bassett to Run for County Clerk
- Alleged Holdup Wanted in S. L. Leaps to Death
- Jackson Charged with Embezzling Automobile
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- Tale of North by Edison Marshall Compels Interest
- Was Harriet Shelley to Blame?
- Early Days of Shaw Recalled
- Writes Novel
- Sure, An' It's One of Mrs. Kelly's Proud Days
- Bridge in One Volume is Aid to All Devotees
- Story of Father
- Writer Creates Novel Situation in This Book
- Woman Writes of Common Folk
- From Same School
- The Times
- Ring Lardner Repeats Success in Collection
- Letters Os Sir Walter Raleigh
- Sinclair Lewis-and Prizes
- New Volume is Added to Series by D. Castelhum
- Shelley Appears in a New Light
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- Plans Set for June Confab of Utah Bankers
- Mark Requested to Resume Post
- Neslen Leads with Latest Straw
- Funeral Services to be Held Sunday for Brady
- Errors Cause Indians Command at San Diego
- Graduation Exercises at Spanish Fork Thursday
- Graduation Held
- Fewer Autos in Three Counties
- Employment, Payrolls Lower than in March
- Disabled Vets to Launch Drive
- Suit Filed to Collect 1073 on Open Account
- Pyper Funeral to be Held Tuesday
- Two Havana Provinces under Martial Law
- Breeders to Meet
- Farm Bill Voie Expected Soon
- Nonsupport Charged in Suit for Divorce
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- Commander Woolley Talks at Kaysville
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- Thirteen Records Shattered as Utah Takes State Track
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- Saturday's Coast League Results
- Missions Bat Harry Krause All over Lot
- Errors Cause Indians to Win over Angels
- Johnson's Homers Win Game for Portland
- Twin Falls Takes Another from Spuds
- Gunners Hit Ball at Crucial Times to Win
- Bradley Stable Cops First and Second Places Kentucky
- Olivia Checks Bees and Collegians Even Series
- U. S. Loses Boxing Meet to South Americans
- Records Broken in Yale Princeton Track Meet
- Yale Track Star Breaks Intercollegiate Record
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- They Took the Stingers out of the Bees
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- Current Attractions
- Lucky Horseshoe' Ends Run Tonight at Kinema Theatre
- Smart Girl Now Carries Malacca Cane
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- 'wet Paint' Opens to Large House at Paramount
- 'Cohens and Kellys' is Comedy Bill at American Theatre
- 'White Collars' to Open at Wilkes Theatre Tonight
- Irene Bordoni is Coming Here May 27 Song-Play
- 'Bobbed Hair' on Victory Theatre Screen for Week
- The Honest Youth
- Five Vaudeville Acts and La Marr Film at Orpheum
- Oh, Learned judge!
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- Of Fish Creek Finally Are Impounded
- Cavalry Planned
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- Rome Joyous at Success
- Polar Flight Adds Knowledge
- 'Best Band in Land' Makes Its Initial. Bow
- Packing Plant Blaze Causes $200,000 Damage
- Closes Kitchens
- Ship in Distress with 235 Aboard
- What's in the Air
- Purse; Lost or Stolen
- Capitol Sees Hopi Indians
- Ralph Snider, Former Football Player, Killed
- 58 Births Reported in City during Week
- Harries Fights for Prisoners
- Last St. Louis
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- B. Y. U. Tennis Team Will Meet U. of U. Monday
- Two Franchised in Hockey Loop
- Paxton Alley Wildcats Score Win over Lions
- Fish and Game to Hold Meeting Monday
- American Ice Cream Defeats Troy Laundry
- Roland Locke Betters Paddock's 220 Record
- Thermopolis High is Winner of Track Meet
- Stanford University Captures Pacific Coast Track Honors
- Boxelder Track Tourney is Won by Lincoln High
- Records Fall in Missouri Valley Scholastic Meet
- Chick Evans First to Report on Links
- Princeton Victor in Triangular Crew Race
- Washington to Sign Youthful Player
- Bingham Takes Game from Vikings
- Brisbane Named as Refree of Auto Race
- Columbia Varsity Crew Defeats Massachusetts
- St. Louis Soccer Team Loses to Vienna Eleven
- Idaho Boys Star in Derby
- France and Denmark Divide Net Laurels
- Prexy Suspends Oakland Manager
- College Weight Heaver Smashes Javelin Record
- Eastern Hatters to Play Guthrie Team
- S. O. of Indiana Boosts Gas 1c Gallon
- Local News
- Amateur League Schedule
- Charlie Paddock Shatters World's Record in Coast Track Meet
- Michigan Nine Leads Big Ten
- Chappel Takes Handicap Event at Nibley Park
- Few Changes Reported in Hog Market
- Tintic Mines Ship 167 Carolads of Ore
- Crude Oil Boosted 25 Cents for All Grades
- Flax
- Local News
- Ohio State Wrests Title from Wisconsin
- Missouri Tracksters Trounce Jayhawkers
- Schulte Signs
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- Former Kaiser Pinned Faith to 'Lady Luck'
- Police Siren Installed to Curb Shanghai Crime
- North and South Ireland Exchange Radio Program
- Mary Garden Asked to Sing French Opera
- Use Bull Ring Tactics in Teaching New Dance
- Dogs Eligible Tenants
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- First Suicide Occurs in Casino Gambling Hall
- Only One Stud in Dress Shirt, London Edict
- Paris Artists Perturbed by Subway Censor
- Color and Humor Add Life to Omnibus War
- Gaelic Clubs Put Ban on Foreign Games
- Musical Art One of Early Attainment
- Wales Reputed to be Devotee of 'Charleston'
- Mexico's "Princess" a Flapper
- Royalty Plans to Spend Week among Scots
- Proudest Old Maid of Flance Bobs Her Hair
- American Plays Declared Too Salacious for English Stage
- French Officers Put to Straits by Slender Pay
- Berlin Leader Lauds U. S. as Musical Center
- Soviet Commune Formed on 'Roof of the World'
- England Was Rady for Long Strike Seige
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- Tunney, Not Wills Logical Opponent for Dempsey, Edgren Declares
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- Former Vandal is Selected as St. Louis Coach
- U. of Washington Crew Beats Vancouver Men
- Baltimore Swimmer Sails for Europe
- Yale-Harvard Golf Teams Are Victors
- Mission Manager Resign as Leader
- Telegram Handicap
- Utah Copper League Slated to Begin Playing Sunday
- Texas Hi Relay Team Better Mile Record
- Early Season Flashes Flivver out in the Major League Batting
- Missouri Golfer Makes Hole-in One Twice
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- Viola Burton Puts over Fourth Straight Victory at Lagoon
- To Save Gloves
- Edwards and Nelson to Wrestle in Logan
- Seven Records Fall as Fort Collins Wins
- College Baseball
- Leaders Win in the American League
- Athletics Win First Contest from Detroit
- Herb Pennock Holds White Sox in Check
- Coveleskie Defeats Former Team Mates
- Helpful Hints Golfing Stars
- Aged Typesetter is Easy Winner of MaratHon. Race
- Two Polo Contests Scheduled Sunday
- Bubbling over-the Winner
- Telegram Form Chart
- Reds Take Lead in National League
- McGraw Allows Only Three Hits, but Loses
- Boston Makes Seven Errors to Lose Game
- Reds Grab Slugfest from New York Club
- Racing Entries
- Thrace Captures Youthful Stakes
- Cubs Annex First Game of Series
- Von Elm Ties for Second Palce in World Famous Amateur Link Test
- Twin Falls If First to Enter National Meet
- De Palma Works out at Indianapolis
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- Renewed Selling Pressure Against Motors Gives Street Reactionary Trend
- Sugar Market
- City Mines Ship 6374 Tons
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- Markets at a Glance
- Metals and Money
- Cotton Market
- Nyssa Wool Pool Starts to Market
- New York Grains
- Chicago Potatoes
- Coffee
- New York Quotations
- Weekly Review of Financial Markets
- New York Bonds
- Child Will Make Good All New Quincy Stock Held by Customers
- Crude Oil Prices Are Given Boost
- Weekly Review of Commercial Paper
- Sterling Back to Gold Parity is Good Sign
- Local Mining Stocks Hit Another Bad Slump, Sending Marks down Around Year's Lows
- Coffee Futures Firm with Heavy Sales
- Butter Market Steady with Supplies Plentiful
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- Local News
- Local News
- Secretaries' Schedule of Club Life
- And on You
- Change of Heart
- Mary, in "Sparrows," Gives Orphans Faith That Swamp Terrors Cannot Daunt
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- News Notes from Our Indian Reporter
- Improper Parking Hinders Traffic
- Waiters Quit; Cafe Patrons Serve Selves
- New Books in Library
- A Bit Different
- Rich in Vitamins
- His Test of Humor
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- Future Science Needs Millions
- Utahins in New York
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- characters and Scenes from "Neighbors 'Wives," by Emest Lynn, Absorbing Serial Which Starts in the Telegram Tomorrow
- Machine Gun Range Challenges Famous "75"
- The Power of Radio
- Survivor Recalls Surrender of Lee
- A Restaurant Tip
- Not of Contrast
- Movie Makers Have Share in Temperament
- Films Depicting Duels Give Impetus to Fencing
- For a Change
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- To be Seen in Action
- Teapot Fight Will Reopen
- Public Utilities Sets Dates for Hearings
- U. S. Guardsmen under Charges in Rum Running Case
- Marriage Announced
- Closing Exercises to be Held Sunday
- Faculty Changes at Boxelder High
- U. P. Scholarship is Won by Leonada Hansen
- Vernal Business Men Visit Outlying Points
- Parachute Jumper Killed in Crash of Airplane
- Burial at Brigham
- Indian Woman is Given Divorce in White Tribunal
- Indian Scientists to Lecture at Hotel Utah
- Merriman Service Will be Held Monday A. M
- McClure Named Orem District Freight Agent
- Nonsupport Alleged in Suit for Divorce
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- Logan News
- Mrs. L. M. Hendricks is Dead at Logan
- Students Inspect State Institutions
- Kiwanians Named to Montreal Meet
- J Carlson, Logan Pioneer, is Dead
- Logan High School Girls Name Officers
- Youths Jailed for Stealing Tire
- Provo News
- Moved to Salt Lake
- Girls' Day Observed
- Leaves for Capital
- Field Day Observed by Grade Schools of Logan
- Acquitted on Charge of Stealing Automobile
- Fund Raised to Furnish Home Economics Cottage
- Licensed to Marry
- Closing Exercises
- Uinta Vetetables Retarded by Cold
- Davis High Students Elect New Officers
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- Page 34
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- To Have Ronze Replica Roman Statue
- Intimate Records on Life of W. J. Bryan
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- Buying Hint
- Farmer Turns Sphinx-Wife Divorce
- Herrings Have Hazardous Life from Early Age
- Mutton Stew Taken off Menu of English Tommy
- For Finer Texture
- Seminary to Hold Graduation Sunday
- Utah Council, K. C., to Convene Monday
- Save the Paper
- Instead of Cream
- Something Different
- To Hold Election
Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-05-16 | Page 22 | City Mines Ship 6374 Tons
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1926-05-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6rr36vr |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rr36vr |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | City Mines Ship 6374 Tons |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1926-05-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 22 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rr36vr/17781360 |