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- Fleeing from Chinese War Zone
- Moves 'Gag' Ford on Stand
- 300,000,000 Wealth United States
- For Dime, Has Bank Deposit in S. L
- Will Resume Stand
- Countess Shoots Man, Then Self on Train in France
- Girl Who Returned When Man Was in Prison for Her 'Murder' Weds
- Motor Leaders Silent as War Plan is Hinted
- Comedian Released
- Ford and Lewis Assailed as Fops Novelist Held as Intellectual Snob
- Foreign Shipping Monopoly Feared
- River in Missouri Washes Our Levee
- Ranger Repealer Passed by Senate
- Zizi Still Fights for Her Son's Name
- Senate Foreign Committee May Go into Action
- Woman Writer Who Lost Foot Better
- Two Women Freed in Murder Cases; Neither Are Young nor Beautiful
- Wants Alimony to Include $10 Day for Booze
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- For Horse Rushed as Nears
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- High School Orators of Utah Get Chance in Contests This Year
- School Grounds Are to Get 600 Trees, Shrubs
- Woman in Poison Case Weeps to Go to Dead Baby
- Utah Painters to Show Works at Capitol Exhibit April 5 to May 1
- Man Freed from Jail Three Hours Arrested Again
- New Apartment to Cost $75,000
- Thomas Kellett Rites to be Held Monday
- Rotarians Hold Fathers, Sons and Daughters Dinner
- Utah Products Campaign Opens Monday, April 4
- King of Beasts Gets Bath in Spring Cleanup Drive
- Car Lights out; So is Operator as Rider Flees
- Rodman Here; No Action on Races
- Alta Club Holds Banquet for Two Charter Members
- Salt Lake Man Wins in Oil Lease Drawing
- Brigham Young H. S. is Winner in Contest
- Three Veteran Engineers Are Pensioned off by D. & R. G. W
- Thomstorff to Speak
- Co-Operatives Claim Sugar Co. Discriminates
- Accuses Brother of Keeping Children
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- G. B. Shaw with Chuckle Poses as Gunman
- Customs of Described by Gifted Writer
- Day to Lovely Murder Victims
- Chronicle of Famous Crusader Shames Fiction for Adventure
- Ask Me Another Leads Nonfiction Best Selling List
- Fascinating Tale of Boy's Life Told in Book by Fales
- As to Madame Huard
- 'the Brat,' Latest Novel by E. J. Rath, is Cleverly Written
- Thrills Abound in New Adventure Novel by Gerard
- With Utah Poets
- Welcome Book
- 'Cheap Drivel' Writer's Idea of 'If Winter Comes'
- Napoleon's Career Theme of Volume by Emil Ludwig
- Fast Moving Tale is Told Skilfully by Clever Writer
- Vivid Picture of Africa Drawn by F. Brett Young
- Conard's Words Attributed to Ford
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- Important Reissues
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- Italo-Serb Row Being Watched by Washington
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- North Rim Area Plans Forming
- Moffat Tunnel as Water Project is Strongly Opposed
- School Auto Ban Justified, Says Colorado Dean
- Portland Telegram is in Receivership
- 300 Educators of Colorado to Meet April 7-8
- Furniture Makers to be Tried Again
- Indian Runners Show Talent on Untried Musical Instruments
- Dynamite Seized; 2 Held in Manila
- G. O. P. Leader in Colorado is Dead
- Beethoven Honored by All of Germany
- Coolidge Offered Idaho Estate's Use
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- Kilonis Triumphs over Jack Ganson in Rough and Tumble
- Ray Jacobs Star in Los Angeles 6 to 5 Victory
- Hansen Captures Indoor Horseshoe Pitching Trophy
- Taylor, Canzoneri Battle to Furious
- Colorado Will Not Enter Quintet in National Tourney
- Frank Zoeller Implicated in Murder Attempt
- Weismuller Wins Five Events in A. A. U. Tourney
- Exhibition Games
- Dismissal of Charges Against Boxer Asked
- 200 Participate in Swimming Tourney
- Records Go Fast in Intercollege Tank Tourney
- Star to Write for Salt Lake Telegram Alexander to Reveal His Secrets
- Gymnasts' Title Won by Navy Athlete
- Defends Bantamweight Laurels
- Lloyd Hahn's Sensational Race Outshines 'the Flying Swede'
- Buhl High Lands One Hoopster on All-Star Quintet
- Harrop Captures Honors in Event at Forest Dale
- Ogden, Salt Lake Lead Soccer League
- Interscholastic Track and Tank Record Broken
- Fort Douglas to Open Golf Links with Big Smoker
- Montreal Canadiens Suffer a Defeat
- Senators Close Year with 3 to 2 Win
- Fight by Rounds
- Lord Burghley Stars as Oxford Loses Dual Meet
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- Accused Aiding Moros
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- Winter Reigns 26 Mils from Main Street
- Democrats Are Urged to Consider Party Principles
- Perjury Charged 'Murder' Witness
- Triplets Given Biblical Names
- Soldier Slain, One Wounded in Fight over Automatic
- Coolidge Plans to Review U. S. Fleet
- Spring Snowstorm Sweeps New York
- Hawaiian Child's Name is Entire Alphabet
- Assault Charged
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- French Team Makes Clean Sweep of National Indoor Net Tournament
- Bobby Jones Grabs Southern Open Championship
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- Football Results
- American Tennis Champion
- Trojans Defeat California by 2 Points in Meet
- Jefferson Park Entries
- Indian Runners May Stage Exhibitions
- Sunday Morning Amateur Ball Teams Begin Workouts Today
- Clarence Demar Again Captures Noted Marathon
- Murphy's Tijuana Selections
- Four American Boxers on Way to England
- Pittsburg Captures Fourth from Seals
- Tijuana Entries
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- Antonese Chief Chen Yujen Ws English Lawyer
- What's in Her Nationality? It's Hilda's Looks That Count
- Soviet to Save Famous Chapel
- Chaperons Come Back to Help Girls Marry
- Urges Greater Love Freedom
- Paris Now Censors Its Noted Spicy Reading
- 'Magic Carpet' Has Replaced Old Pontoons
- Tomato-Red Suits for Men Piccadilly Plan
- Non-Alcoholic Cafes Flourish in Berlin
- Sale of Children Reported in Peking
- Swedish Nominee for Peace Prize Idealist, but Popular
- Singer Phones from England; Wife in Doubt
- Cantonese Leaders Urge Bobbed Hair for Women
- Moscow Reports Wave of Sleeping Sickness
- Water Cause of Fire, Then Quenches Blaze
- World's Largest Motorship in Mussolini's Merchant Marine
- Unarmed Police Awe Criminals
- Comic Strip in Peking Causes Loud Protest
- Laud Beethoven All over Europe
- Armenians Find Home for Nation after Centuries
- Race Betting Adds to 'Moulin Rouge' Income
- Half-Cent Bargain Lure is Abandoned in London
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- Are You Only a Machine?
- Shirking Motherhood
- War Still the Same
- Shakespeare Binds the World
- A Child's Price?
- Worth Thinking About
- As I Remember
- Then and Now
- Know Utah
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- Confessions of Washington Wives
- School Bells Ring for Dry Agenst; Must Learn to Respect Homes
- Old Mastes
- Considerate
- Makes it Even
- Being Censored
- Probably
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- Muldoon's Influence Has Made Boxing Stable in New York Says
- German Battler Looms as next Bull of Pampas
- Ex-Olympic Champ after Lost Honors
- Edinburgh U. Desires More Athletic Work
- Darren Battles Garfinkle Monday In
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- Veterans Replace Rooks as Preseason Drawing Cards
- Kinney Likely to Report to Portland
- 'Tut' Imlay May be Fresno State Coach
- Gets Another Chance
- West Coast Relays Booked for April 30
- Howley's Boyhood Hero Now a Brown Scout
- Stuffy Mcinnis Has a Plenty Tough Job Ahead of Him-Evans
- Pittsburg Rookie Buys Release to Sign with Bruins
- Preparations Going on for Race Season
- Hollanders Set First Record of Ninth Olympics
- Kansas City Claims Basketball Honors
- Tyrus Cobb Tells Connie Mack He Wants No
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- Current Attractions
- Consistent Training Brought Success to Rosa Ponselle
- Cullen Landis Stars in Picture on Orpheum Bill
- Scene from the Laugh Riot of the Season, "Cradle Snatchers," Coming to Salt Lake for Three Days
- Wallace Kotter to be Heard in Graduation Recital
- Utah Lawmakers Feature Film at Victory Theatre
- Unique Club
- Porter Family Presents 'Laddie' at Gem Theatre
- Laura's Sister with Buddy
- Complete Musical Score in 'Better 'Ole' at American
- Another for Priscilla
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- Ina Claire in Scene from "the Last of Mrs. Cheyney," at S. L. Theatre March 28
- 'Tin Hats' Now Featuring at Kinema Theatre
- Song Recitals Highly Successful
- Steel Knives
- Driving!
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- Pacific Coast League Ball Clubs Set for Opener
- 300 Captures First - Place Honors in Annual $15,000 Louisiana Derby
- Tijuana Results
- So. American Boxers like Close Fighting
- Early Spring Brings out Trackmen at U. of U
- Arsenal-Cardiff in English Soccer Finals
- Kentucky Grid Mentor Scores Alumni Backers
- White Crepe
- Jefferson Park Results
- Football Scribe Signs to Heave in Atlantic Loop
- New Pest Hits Wheat
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- Meighan 'Blind Alley's at the Paramount
- Comedy Clever Vehicle for Ina Claire
- Show-Off' is Offering at Wilkes Theatre
- "show-off," This Week's Wilkes Play, Gives Ben Erway Famous "Kid from West Philly" Role
- Trio in 'Cradle Snatchers' Promise Zestful Evening
- Skelton Pupils Tobe Presented in Recital Monday
- Announce 'Play Safe' Monty Banks' Second
- Mitchell Lewis in Comedy
- "on the Front Page"
- Wash Raisins
- Such a Shame
- Yosemite Park Pictured in Film at the Victory
- William Hodge Coming to S. L. Theater April 7
- Vegetable Atmosphere
- Natural
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- Rosa Ponselle, America's Greatest Dramatic Soprano
- St. Mary's Music Students in Recital
- Piano Recital to be Given Sunday
- Woodenware
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- Page 21
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- Seven and Half Cents an Hour Average Cost to Operate Radio
- Tattoo Marks Are Pass to Hereafter, Savages Believe
- Secretary Mellon, Starting Abroad, Sees Good Outlook
- Stewart Denies He Took Commissions
- Fraud Denied by Armour Grain Head
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- 5000 Write to Coolidge
- Gold Rush
- Teeth Prints in Cheese Trap Thief
- Transocean Flier Reaches Porto Rico
- Teaching Science of Rocking Cradle Sponsored by Fascists
- Collidge to Honor D. A. R
- Park Cops Must Wed
- Hens Are Hoaxed
- 27 Believed Drowned
- Now You Ask One
- U. S. Fliers Told to Return Fire of Nicaraguans
- Bobolinks Protected
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- Additional Sports
- German Oarsmen May Enter Henley Regatta
- Boston Bruins Win Final of Season
- Former Yale Star Wins Another Title
- Youth, 17, Confesses Robberies, Police Say
- Mariage Licenses Issued Dandera - Togliatte
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- The Colorful Male
- Hunters Use Kites
- Lives on Diet of Rats
- Brilliant Golf is Featured at Pinehurst
- Oklahoma Girls Win National Hoop Title
- Livestock Market
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- Page 23
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- Come to Hearts Haven with Betty Blair
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- A Gentleman Could Prefer Any of These
- Women Are Warned Not to Kiss Pekingese Pets
- French Cafe Offers Advice to Drinkers
- New Books at Library
- Olive Tree Planted in Locarno Square
- Romanoff Family Line Declared Illegitimates
- Sympathy Resolution Voted For
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- Drums Do Her Talking
- Faces Electric Chair
- Justice Moves Apace
- Where Cal May Keep Cool This Summer
- Society Notes from Kittyville
- Where Almy Says He Drank; and Now He Tells
- King of Jazz Plays to Queen of Babies
- Yes, It's Helen
- President's Eyes
- Daiz's Secretary
- Heavy Handed
- Killed at 170 Miles an Hour
- A Southpaw President
- Mother Visits Confessed Slayer
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- Roosevelt Has New B. P. W. club
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- Highways Bureau to Build Offices
- Kaysville Woodcraft Observes Anniversary
- Twin Falls Times Sold for $28,000
- Pocatello Plans to Receive Governor, Board of Education
- Unlawful Search Evidence Ruled out by High Court
- Mrs. Fredericka Bauer Dies at Home in Payson
- William F. Richards Rites Saturday at Provo
- Provo Rotarians Elect Convention Delegates
- New Paving District is Created in Provo
- Idaho's Attorney Rules for Change in Tax Notices
- Boxelder County Takes Census of Dairy Cows
- Home Greatest Influence in Our National Life, Coolidge Asserts
- Duke and Duchess of York in Sydney
- Gives Instructions
- To Hold Hearings
- Dog Barber of Paris Fast Making Fortune
- Southern Pacific Offers Tracks to Oregon Trunk Line
- Farewell to Elder
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- Tintic Standard, Silver King Coalition and Park Utah Con. Have High Values with Big Earnings in Low Metal Year
- Six Utah Mines to Pay out Millions to Stockholders
- Local Securities
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- Local News
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- New York Bond Market
- Wheat Price Goes Upward
- Wool Market
- U. S. Exports Show Increase
- Cotton Market
- Grain Notes
- Dividends
- Utah Ore Shipments
- Assessment Notices
- Dairy Produce, Grains, Provisions
- Chicago Board of Trade
- Other Grain Markets
- Unlisted Foreign Govt. Bonds
- Northern Pacific R. R
- Local Shares Not So Fast
- S. L. Mining Stock
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- Copper and Lead Are Easier
- Weekly Review of Financial Markets
- Is Firm with Light Supplies
- Bank Statement
- New York Curb Market
- Wall Street Briefs
- Bond Market is Irregular
- Metals and Money
- Sugar Market
- Rubber Market
- New York Quotations
- General Motors Selling up to 179 on Report of Excellent Business during First Quarter; American Petroleum Rises
- Markets at a Glance
- Coffee Futures Show Decline on Opening
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- Vital Statistics
- Page 30
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- To Build 100 Miles Road
- Operation Halts Throat Paralysis
- Two Boys Killed as Cave Falls In
- Wood Water Pipe to be Replaced by Utah Iron
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- Flapper Hunts Gold for Telegram
- Physician Shot in Brain by Wife Dies
- Mrs. Reed Smoot Rallies Slightly
- Third of Officers Once U. S. Privates
- Artist Withdraws Charge of Theft
- Ford's Editor
- Confession Cost Woman $104,000
- Three Fliers Leap from Plane; 1 Dies
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- America First Means Visit Utah, Says Keyse
- War Vet Who Saw Lincoln Shot Dies
- Tea Drinking Increases as Hard Drinking Drops
- Class in Literature of Wales in Planned
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- Movie Producers Face Trust Inquiry
- Double Slaying Suspect Caught
- Labor Editor in Toronto is Dead
- 1156 in Montreal Ill with Typhoid
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- Page 35
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- Star Car Agents Honor Freed Co
- U. S. Fliers Start from French Guiana
- Youth, 20, is Accused by 7-Year-Old Payson Girl
- Mill Family to Hold Its Annual Reunion
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- Sweet Piracy!
- Ogden Expects 1200 Shriners on Saturday
- Ship's Crew All Women
- Boy Falls from Parked Motorcycle, Injures Leg
- Ceramics School for U. of U. Urged
- Mrs. Louise M. White to be Buried Tuesday
- Married Women Teachers Barred in Weber County
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- Tire Saves Woman Thrown from Auto
- Dutchman is Laird
- Local News
- Time-Honored Dish Revived in London
- Lion Goes Visiting
- Viennese Dying Out
- Troop 4 Girl Scouts in Perfect Dance Score; No. Eight Comes Second, Only One Point Behind
- Swedish Dance Makes Hit at Festival
- Fire Caused by Sparks Damages Two Homes
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1927-03-27 | Page 14 | Edinburgh U. Desires More Athletic Work
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1927-03-27 |
| 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/s6mw3rsm |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6mw3rsm |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Edinburgh U. Desires More Athletic Work |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1927-03-27 |
| 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/s6mw3rsm/17846956 |