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- New Scandal Stirs Baseball World
- Fifteen Feet of Whiskers Willed by near Champ
- Ormiston Tells of Flitting Moves
- Drown as Upsets in Crossing Lake
- Killed by Crackers
- S. Fliers Make Landing
- Gangland Quiet on New Year's; 356 Murders in Chicago, 1926
- Even Chance for All Races Urged
- Mexico Regains U. S. Oil Rights of Half Billion
- Film Actress to Wed
- Auto Owners in Bay State Must Now Insure Cars
- David Belasco Has Eyelid Torn in Auto Mishap
- Fall's Illness to Reach Its Crisis Sunday
- Gov. Al Smith to Enter Race for Presidency
- Killing Linked to Bootleg War
- Dishes Are Cold as Cooks Strike
- Fugitive Bandit Baffles Officers
- World Peace Aim of Germans, Says President Von Hindenburg
- Brazilian Army Faces Defeat
- Officer Shot as Gun Falls from Pocket
- Five Men Die When Boarding House Burns
- Cochran to Join Wets' in House
- Coolidge Greets 3186 in Line at Reception
- Martial Law Set up in Quake Zone
- Former Bee Involved
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- Claim Share in Huge Hopkins Estate
- M. Beach Retired after 40 Years with U. P
- J. W. Rochek Dies on 53rd Birthday
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- Classic on Pen Shelves Get Dusty One Man Reads World's Almanac
- Boy Injured as Skaters Collide at Liberty Park
- Winoma Lloyd to be Buried Sunday
- Ear Torn off When Man Falls in Skiing
- Three Hundred Attend Annual Firemen's Ball
- Women Voters to Meet on Thursday
- Girl Badly Cut in Wrestle for Ax Woodpile
- Street Budget Calls for Hale Million in 1927
- W. F. Forsey is to be Honored at Farewell
- City License Revenue $127,000; $4000 Higher than during 1925
- Disrespect for Law Voted Greatest Problem
- 956 Motor Cars Stolen in S. L. in Past Year
- Utah Mines to Pay Huge Sums to Stockholders
- Army Officers on Annual Visit to Gov. Dern
- Alleged Bond Jumper Returned from L. A
- Funeral Services of E. F. Edwards Monday
- Succession to High Post Made in Accordance with Established Rules of Superior Court
- Vanadium Ovens Likely to Move to Eastern Utah
- Moves to Place of Chief Justice
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- Life of Book
- Of Life
- Bercovici in France
- Fascinating Book Deals with Life of Edgar A. Poe
- Presents an Authentic Picture of Modern Russia
- Of Interest to Musicians
- New Ossendowski Travel Book Gives Facts on Morocco
- Child's Song
- Novelist Regrets Woman's Loss of Charm and Poise
- Photography Discussed
- Human Interest
- Playmates
- 'Harmer John' is Tragic Story of Christ-like Soul
- Common Sense and Homely Philosophy Stressed in Study
- 'New Grub Street' is Latest Classic in Library Series
- Decadence is Dissected but No Thrills for Shock-Seeker
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- Disease Effects Clearly Told by Burton Thom, M. D.
- Religious Views of John D. Godkin Subject of Book
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- Five New Champions Crowned in 1926 without a Single Knockout
- Averages Do Not Tell Player's Real Value
- Veteran Shortstop to Get Regular Berth
- U. S. C. Linesman Spends 24 Hours plus on Gridiron
- Grudge Caused Leonard to Squeal, is Lewis' Opinion
- Sandy Boy Returns to S. L. for Big Battle
- Carlaris Early Favorite in Tijuana Racing Feature
- Portland People Are out to Speed up Grid Games
- Charles Hoff Will Disregard A. A. U.
- Princeton's New Gym Unique in Structure
- 'Wild Bull of Pampas' Will Re-Enter
- Manhattan Club Will Celebrate New Year with Double
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- And Anderson Clash in Semi-Feature of Wrestling Card
- Steal Money during Contest
- Loses Nine Pounds in Big Game
- Have Bad Season
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- Murphy's Tijuana Selections
- Speaker Already Showing Effects of Late Scandal
- Spanish Heavy Wins Bout from California Man
- Fargo Welterweight Kayoes Kid Murphy
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- Fair Grounds Results
- Fair Grounds Entries
- Sixty-Six Golfers Qualify in Open Long Beach Meet
- Prominent Leaders in Utah Handball
- Tied for Honors
- Local News
- Tijuana Entries
- Tijuana Results
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- Shaw as Ideal Manager
- Has Active Fireman at 91 Years
- New Japanese Road
- Few Grownups in France Fare Well by Santa Claus
- French Language Again Heard in Big Paris Hotels
- Idle Musicians of Berlin Fight Foreign Talent
- Pilsener Not Hit by U. S. Prohibition
- Two Cousins Born Same Day, Die on Same Day
- Rudyard Kipling, 61 Last Thursday, Likes Seclusion
- Berlin's Social Set More than Usually Active
- Prince of Wales Makes Yellow Shirts Popular
- Russian Chauffeurs Boycott Soviet Embassy
- Guernsey Butter Too Yellow to Suit Trade
- Liek an American Congressman
- Wives Help in Ridding City of Gambling Dens
- Tall Hats Still Prevail in Paris for Social Calls
- A Self-Made Lord
- Parliament to Battle over Big Power Project
- Executioner of 364, He Turns Ax on His Wife
- To Present Book to Pope
- Values Being Set on Hohenzollern Art Treasures
- Cheery Mottoes Cure Where Medicine Fails
- Belgian Prince Gets Marriage Accounts
- German Woman Bobs Hair at 103; Dies at 104
- Proper Dress Needed on Rio Street Cars
- More Interest in Music Urged on Royal Family
- Marvelous Cures Effected by Yogi Doctor in Berlin
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- Cobb's Attorney Says It's Lie
- Tie for National Football Title
- Jean Borotra is Beaten by Youth
- Oklahoma Team Fails in International Game
- Yale Board to Absolve Wood
- Ganson Respects Miyaki's Ability, but is Confident
- Seed Company Five Whips B. A. C. Quintet
- Geneva College Triumphs over Atlanta Eleven
- Ireland Wants France Put out of Rugby Union
- Undefeated Eleven
- Batters under 300
- 'Red' Chapman Loses on Foul
- Rickard and Fugazy Hot on Trail of Gene Tunney
- American Plans International Water Carnivals
- Pete Sarmiento Suffers Defeat in Ten Rounds
- Former Bee Manager Implicated in Newest Baseball Scandal
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- Current Attractions
- '3 Bad Men' is Attraction at the Isis
- Radio Beacon to Guide Planes is New Discovery
- Women Lead Raids on Moonshine Stronghold
- Don't Hurry Cooking
- Ronald Colman Stars in "Beau Geste," Coming to Salt Lake Theatre January 10
- Blushes Win Him Contract
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- These Movie People
- Bathtub Civilization is Conquering Paris
- Quebec Dog Derby
- Movie and Vaudeville at Orpheum
- Corinne Griffith Films Operetta
- 'Beau Geste' is Drama of French Legion
- Colleen Moore is Feature at American
- Marie Prevost in 'Man Bait' on Gem Screen
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- Oil Figures in Deal
- By Grand Texan is for Killing
- Woolavington's Horses Pay Good Money
- To be Buried from Garage Observed
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- Famine Feared in Nicaragua
- Gloria's Growing Up
- Julius Seligson Defeats Shields in Junior Meet
- Record Crowds See Louisiana Meet Opening
- Owners Await Opening up of Hialeah Track
- Willie Harmon Wins over English Boxer
- Huggins Denies Newest Trade
- Large Gathering Enjoys Messiah
- Lohman, Adgie Battle to Draw
- Plans for Telephones on Golf Courses Given
- Detroit Golf Club Richest in World
- English Football
- Mussolini Cuts Revelry Short at Two in Morning
- Bill Doak Seeks to Become Manager
- Mexico Seizes Church Owned by Americans
- Gillis Gains Support for Speaker in Idaho
- First Twin is Born in 1926, other in 1927
- War Plans Are Denied by Italy
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- 927 Outlook is Sound for Business
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- Real Estate Activity One of the Outstanding Features of 1926
- Telltale
- A Job for Summer
- 1926 a Remarkable Year for Stock Market as Prices Soar in Consequence of Easy Money
- Business Profits at Flood Tide as New Peace Time Records Are Set by Many Industries in 1926
- Negro Track Star Wears Big Brogans
- Penn State Nearly Lost Football Captain
- Nation Saves as Well as Spends
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- Dances Rare; Too Many Guests
- Rocks Trap Swimmer
- Charleston Knickers
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- Gorgeous Gowns to be Worn by Miss Gladys George in "Polly With a Past," Famous Belasco Play at Wilkes
- Meighan 'the Canadian' Victory
- Sally O'neil in 'Mike' on Kinema Bill
- Nine States Confer Master Farmer Title
- It Looks High
- Love Inspired First Marconi 'Bird' Wireless
- Mormon Talent Surprises Chicagoans
- Best Way
- 'Love 'Em and Leave 'Em Now at Paramount
- Mccune Music School Entertains Dancers
- 'Polly with a Past' Wilkes Comedy Feature
- Old Masters
- Raises Big Bean
- Big Tail Crop
- Summer Cereals
- Easy to Prepare
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- Admits Effort at Extortion
- 2 Women Hurt in Frisco Blast
- Idaho Legion Officers Named for Year 1927
- Shoots to Finish Quarrel; Arrested
- Clean out the Attic
- Bond Prices Mount to New Peaks for Present Upward Movement during Past Year
- New Year's Greetings
- Mr. Salvador Montoya Dies at Spanish Fork
- Gillis Gains in Race for Speakership
- Idaho's Chief Crops Valued at $87,627,000
- Editor, Jailed for Contempt, Released
- Read for Profit
- Local News
- Residential and Speculative Building Alone Decline in 1926
- Pope Immodest
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- Results of Building Boom a 1926 Rental Trend Favoring Tenants
- American Farmer's Inheritance from World War Has Been a Prolonged Coaster Ride
- Look's Better Too
- Like a Bouquet
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- Portland Fruit Concern Absorbs Idaho Company
- Many Tributes Paid to Gabrilowitsch
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Idaho Personal Property, 43 Counties, $23,279,007
- 80,000 Miles of Roads in U. S. Highway Plans
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- Page 28
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- Backers of Big Army Likely to Join Navy Group
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- Dyed Blue Fox
- Warmth is Valuable Aid to Health and Beauty These Cold Months
- Funeral Services for Peter Carlson
- Crepe Romaine
- Hoops and Pendants
- Patent Leather
- Senator Dixon Buried with Impressive Rites
- Barn in Burned
- Married at Manti
- Infant is Buried
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- Winter Comes-and Niagara Takes on Icebound Grandeur
- Thirst, Perhaps, Wrought This Havoc
- Fall and Sinclair Await Trial
- He's Fond of Horses
- Free Again Those Vets!
- They're off-with 21,000 Miles Ahead of Them
- Through the Sky to 100
- Tries Slayer
- Sues Dry Chief
- Battering-Ram Finale
- Doheny Smiles over Acquittal
- Coos for Sweet Pigeon Papa
- Plunging Tank Deals Death
- Wife Beater
- Classicist
- Made Judge
- Page 32
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- New Financing Hits Record in 1926
- Auto Makers to Put 150,000 Men Back to Work
- Architects Help Builders of Homes
- Former Maine Legislator Dies
- Chaliapin Coming Here January 27
- Very Quickly Done
- If England Should Become Republic, Wales Would be Favorite for Nation's Chief
- In True Political Style Edward Windsor Shuns Society to Mingle with Masses; is Democratic by Nature
- Dillon Takes Office in N. M.
- Assets of Defunct Idaho State Banks to be Sold
- For Tidiness
- Repetition of Seattle Race Clash Feared
- 1926 Sag in U. S. Sales to Foreign Nations Explainable by Commodity Price Decline
- Improves the Chops
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- Actor Married
Salt Lake Telegram | 1927-01-02 | Page 7 | Soundly, Too
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1927-01-02 |
| 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/s62f8x52 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62f8x52 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Soundly, Too |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1927-01-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 7 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62f8x52/17822332 |