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- Page 1
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- Attempt to Save Slayer Fails; Gallows Ends Life
- Goes to Prison for Life
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- Los Angeles Streets Turn into Rivers as Rain Floods City
- Has Labor Plan
- N. Y. Bank Head Takes Own Life
- 250 U. S. Marines Board Ship for China at Manila
- Mother and Babe Are Found Slain
- Ford Wealthy Enough to Buy State of Idaho
- Insurgents Get Rank Restored
- Senate Against Tax Reduction
- Shoots Woman, Then Suicides
- Three Diplomats Are Appointed
- Sacasa to Fight until Beaten
- Blanche Bates Urges Spanking for Painted High School Girls
- Man, 90, Divorces 81-Year-Old Wife
- New Chance for Colorado River Measure is Seen
- Equality in Rate Advances Urged
- Tries Comeback
- Russian Airmen Held in Poland
- Millions of Field Mice Infest Utah Lands
- Bandits Bind 4; Secure $15,000
- D. & S. L. Road Given Value of $15,035,500
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- Mental Asylum Changes Urged by Dr. Wallace
- Musicians Stage Dance at Auditorium Tonight
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- Four 'Gay Blades' Buy Drinks, Then Halt Frolic at 'My Southern Home'
- Gas Tax Case is Given to Court
- Adams Outlines Utah Resources
- William Graham, Resident of S. L. 32 Years, Dies
- January Disbursements by Utah $3,010,687.98
- Junior Traffic Squad to be Entertained
- Government Not Disappointed in Syracuse Case
- Casing Nearly down at Shafer No. 1 Well
- Accuses Husband of Threat to Shoot Her
- Officers Battle Snowdrifts to Reach Still in Mountain Wilds
- S. L. Red Cross Enriched $307 by Old Will
- Aiding Girl to Think for Self, Leader's Aim
- Morgue Protests Are Considered
- Alleged Jap Slayer Formally Accused
- Walker Brands Bank Law Unfair to Depositories
- S. L. Scout Council Elects Officers, Trustees Board
- Payson Girl, Trying Suicide, Recovering
- Marvin E. Crossley Dies at Family Home
- Big-Footed Thief Gets Baby Bank, Manicuring Set
- Cars Crash, Tip over; Occupants Escape Unhurt
- Savage Building is Purchased by N. Ray Mecham
- Alleged Robber's Bond Increased
- 46 Medical Books Are Added to 'U' Library
- Local K. C. Guests of Ogden Council
- 10 per Cent Increases in Rates is Asked by Bamberger Railroad
- Robison Case Decision Upheld
- S. A. R. and D. A. R. Contests Announced
- Man Robbed
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- Gladstone Case Seen as Lesson
- Office Burglarized
- Slayer of 2 Women, 11 Children, Not Afraid to Die; Jests of Murders
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- Real Work to Follow Junket
- Preservation of Wild Fowl Asked
- Special School Elections Urged
- Hygiene Bill is Offered Senate
- Stadium Bond Bill before House
- Better Sheep Inspection Urged
- Bill Cuts Power of Utilities Board
- Special Election for School Purpose Urged
- School Tax Bill is before House
- City Manager Plan Discussed
- Source of Big Liquor Supply Found on Farm
- Page 4
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- Farmer Dies in Plunge of Auto
- No More Turk Pants
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- Ask "Jazz Temple"
- Radio 'Mixups' Trouble Fans
- Chicago Children Must be Coaxed to Eat, Doctor Finds
- Utah 'U' Editor Leaves for Press Conference
- Frankly
- 'Gypsy Violinist,' Who Won Love of 7 Women, Dies with Fame Forgotten
- Oporto Rebels Give up Revolt
- Rival Oklahoma Senate Factions at Peace Again
- Forget to Pay?
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- Page 8
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- Current Attractions
- Bill for Markle Foundation Given N. Y. Legislature
- Nine Youths Face Terms for Slaying
- Boxes of Ballots to be Delivered
- Merrill W. Olson Jr. Dies at Parents' Home
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- Theatre Reviews
- Railroad Picture on New Orpheum Bill
- Pola Negri to Feature at Paramount
- No. Irish!
- 'Abie's Irish Rose' Coming Tuesday
- 'Don Juan' to be Held Over
- The Flaming Forest' Coming to Victory
- 'Pals in Paradise' on Gem Screen
- Mexican Troops Attack Indians
- Birth Announced
- Page 9
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- New Cleanup Plans for Broadway Are Being Considered
- Fear Felt Missing Girl May be Killed
- Steamer on Shoals off Eastern Coast
- Lita Demands Hubby's Arrest
- Noted Hotel Man Dies at Frisco
- Tailors Favor Keeping Women in Short Skirts
- Walker Brands Bank Law Unfair to Depositories
- Tablet for Nun
- Page 10
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- Washington Observations
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- New Tuberculosis Cure Finder Dies
- Religious Program to be Broadcast
- Federal Bank Official to Inspect S. L. Building
- City Legal Department to Have New Auto
- Three Accused of Operating Bunco Game
- Talking Moves Will Soon be on Screen; 'Photophone' Perfected
- Woolmen and Shearers Reach Wage Agreement
- Page 11
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- Geraghty Shatters World's Swimming Record in 220-Yard Even
- Baltimore Marathon Set for March 26
- Local News
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- College Mat Artists Will Meet Friday
- Gamma Phis Cop Hoop Honors at Crimson School
- Young Fails to Meet Mother and Settle Squabble
- Garfinkle and Ball Will Battle for the Title at Ashton, Ida
- 'Red' Wade Dons Basketball Suit at Aggie School
- Cobb Will Not Sign for About Two More Weeks
- Ban and Wife Leave for Hot Springs
- Mehlhorn Applies for Position as denver Country Club Professional
- Basketball
- Edgren Claims Jack Dempsey, Not Champion Tunney, Would be Big Drawing Card in next Ring Bout
- Denver Negro Wins over Navy Battler
- Heine Wagner is Named Assistant to Bill Carrigan
- Allen Reelected Prexy of Forest Dale Golf Club
- Plans Completed for Rabbit Drive to Levan Sunday
- 'Babe' Ruth Starts Work at Studios
- Phil Rosenberg Overweight for World's Championship Fight
- Old Time Ring Star Dies in Philadelphia
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- Page 14
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- And West High Meet in First Clash of 1927 Basketball Season
- Johnny Weissmuller Shatters Own Record in Time Test Event
- Fair Grounds Results
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- Greatest Runner of All Times Becomes Greatest Daddy of Track
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- Major Leagues to Discard New Closing Dates
- Chicago Black Hawks Lose Another Game
- High School Basketball
- Woman Swimmer out to Conquer Channel Waters
- Sixteen-Year-Old is Golf Medalist
- Billiard Players Reopen Play for National Honors
- Ephraim in Tie for Title in Sanpete
- Tijuana Results
- Ganson and Ira Dern Draw in Rough Wrestling Contest
- Juniors Annex Title at Roosevelt High
- Page 15
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- Farm Bill Will Pass in Six Days, Leaders Think
- Business of C. of C. Board at a Glance
- East High Play Well Received
- Count Westarp Jeered by Lefts
- Increase Shown in City Surplus
- Drastic Dry Bill Given Congress by Kansas Solon
- 300 Expected at Y. M. C. A. Conclave
- Extension Right Asked
- Three Seek Bankruptcy
- Freight Rate Change
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- Society
- King Asks Probe of Indian Affairs
- Boy Finds Relics
- C. B. Chesterman
- Saved by Cat
- New City Court Rules Discussed
- Pyeatt Will Not Quit D. & R. G. W.
- Eminent Doctors to Attend Chicago Meet
- Solon's Wife is Robbed of Gems
- That Button Again!
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- D. & R. G. to Meet Milford Quintet in Deseret Gym
- Edwin Wide Will Not Attempt to Set Record
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- Long Life Shoe Scores Another Win over Maytag
- Wasatch Hikers Plan Easy Ski Trip for Sunday
- Rickard Anxious to Erect Racing Track at Newark
- Olympic Club Star Wins Coast Title
- Luis Vicenteni to Sail for U. S. Soon
- Marty Gold Loses to Flyweight Champ
- Play Speeded up in Motor Hoop Legue
- Americans Battle to a Tie Score
- Fuga Island Sold to Unnamed Buyer
- Colds That Develop into Pneumonia
- The Tinymites
- Europe Hates U. S. Says March
- Employes Offer Loan to Avert Crash of Firm
- Shaw Sues for 'Letter' Damage
- Local News
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- Lawmakers in Idaho Speed Up
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- Youth Accused of Theft from School
- Idaho to Grow High Grade Spuds, Says Baldridge
- Mt. Pleasant Sportsmen Hosts to Rabbit Hunters
- Ogden Woman to be Buried on Saturday
- Boise Votes for Original Charter
- Delta Farmers Plan for Diversified Crops
- Dr. S. Clark Named Utah County Physician
- Returned to Price on Petty Larceny Charge
- Idaho Millionaire Marries Day after He Gets Divorce
- Horses Go to Relief of Stalled Mail Trucks
- Officers Named by Provo Conservation Association
- Former S. L. Woman to be Buried on Sunday
- James Brown, Pioneer, to be Buried Friday
- Le Roy Moss, Syracuse, to be Buried Sunday
- Eva Jordan Tower Dies at Home in Ogden
- Three Couples Licensed to Marry at Logan
- Field Assessors Meet
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- Television next Radio Triumph
- Ham for Coolidge
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- Billions of Germs Are Placed in Rush Medical School for Study
- Ziegfield Theatre Opens in N. Y.; 'Follies' Shows Will be Continued
- Wood Alcohol Might Remain
- In Wrong Jail
- 30 Years in Army
- Doctor, 80, Rides the Old Trails
- Alleged Persistent Violator Bound Over
- Honor Musician
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- Page 24
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- U. S. Submarine Hits Oil Tanker
- Left His Wife as Love Test; Both Are Happy Now
- Ring Too Small
- Praises Rogers
- Asks Gas Price
- Motorists like It
- Too Many Girls
- Want New Hats
- Student Slapped
- To Become Milliner
- To Study Manna
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- Gas Detecting Device for Mine Safety Shown
- New Player-Violin
- Browning Sued by Reporter
- And One Nose
Salt Lake Telegram | 1927-02-04 | Page 14 | Billiard Players Reopen Play for National Honors
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1927-02-04 |
| 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/s6vq4b8r |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vq4b8r |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Billiard Players Reopen Play for National Honors |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1927-02-04 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 14 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vq4b8r/17828280 |