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- Of Dry during Campaign Aired
- Charged Murder of Young Daughter
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- Anniversary of Quake Observed by 'Dream City'
- Ponzi Again in Law's Clutches
- Idaho Girl Dies of Burns
- Major Leagues
- Frenzied Negro Kills Policeman and is Slain
- 1000 Killed in Mexico Floods
- Carl Laemmle, Film Producer, Ill in London
- Amundsen and Nobile Fight over Who Should Have Honor; Snub Each other, Then Make Up
- At Peace Again
- Briand Relays Ratification of Debt Agreement
- Mrs. McCormick Pays $5200 for Special Train
- Utah Man Killed in Idaho Accident
- Hamburg Menaced by Rising Flood
- Rail Abandonment
- Black 'Prince', Honored in Chicago, Jailed in Africa
- Idaho Youth Admits Slaying of His Father
- Utah Protests Fess Farm Bill
- Wheat Stolen
- Charleston is to be Modified; Too Acrobatic
- Heat Records Are Smashed as Wave Covers Northwest
- Field Trusties at Prison Give Slip to Guards
- Quakes Reorted in Germany and Central Sumatra
- No Hope for Cut in Oil Royalties
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- Building and Loan Concerns Try to Resemble Banks
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- Ulrich Funeral Plans Complete
- St. George Petitions for Higher Water Rates
- Bernice D. Richardson Dies at Parents' Home
- Motion to Stop Mortgage Sale of Mine Argued
- Chamber Official to be Entertained
- 100-Gallon Whisky Still in Full Working Order in Seized near Tooele
- Youth Succumbs to Electric Shock
- Terrific Snores Awake Housewife
- Verdict of Not Guilty Directed in Galligher Case
- C. E. Wright to be Manager at Keith-O'Brien's
- Bar Association Asks Disbarment of Thos, Ramage
- Engine Backfire Starts $5000 Blaze
- Three Youths Hurt in Minor Mishaps
- Two Held for Trial on Auto Theft Charge
- Final Tribute Paid to Late Herman Green
- Heavy Snowfall in Idaho Lowers Hazard by Fire
- Coolidge Losing Grip, Declared
- Registration for Girls' Camp Opens
- Burglar Fond of Mush, Flapjacks
- Aid is Requested in Search for Milton Hood
- On Buying Trip
- Tax Removal Effects Saving in Many Lines
- Burglars Obtain $60 from Clothing
- Taxpayers Invite Coolidge to Meet
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- Eugene Elliott is Charged with Murder Wife
- Former Deputy Confesses Plot to Kill Mussolini
- Taxpaying Basis for Buses Urged
- America Declared Leader of World
- Fruitmen Will Hold Conference in Chicago
- Detour to Bryce May be Avoided
- Poland Wants Only Peace, Says Zaleski
- Increase in Milk and Butterfat is Reported
- Woman Slays Self in Road Working Camp
- Idaho Court Decision on Water Diversion Reversed
- Licensed to Marry
- Canada Premier Sworn in Office
- Chicago Derby is Scheduled July 10
- Man Being Held in Georgia Thought to be Train Bandit
- Hay Worker Killed by High Tension Wire
- Tuesday in Washington
- Chicken Thief Reward Offered
- Harold Llyod's Dog Lost in Collision
- N. E. A. Urged to Help in Moral Child
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- Speaking of Fish
- Second Round Matches Booked Today in State Net Meet
- Kentucky Boy Proves Star in Marble Tourney
- Victory Smile
- Race Results
- Cannon, Ederle Swim Delayed
- Grove Pitches Athletics to Victory
- Boston Pounds Two Senators Hurlers Hard
- Jim Edwards Pitches White Sox to Victory
- Athletics Take Opener from New York Yanks
- Indians Bank Winning Streak of Cobbmen
- Hornsby out of Game; Undergoes Operation
- Seeded Players Win in College Net Tournament
- Cincy Defeats Pirate Club Again
- Four Dodger Hurlers Fail to Stop Phillies
- Rally in Eighth Gives Giants Win over Boston
- Rixey Holds Pittsburg Pirates to Four Hits
- Three Card Pitchers Fail to Stop Cubs
- University of Washington Again Rules Intercollegiate Seas
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- Pherson Seclusion
- New Camera to Snap Views from Height of 35,000 Feet
- Man Seeks Damages for Being Jailed
- Col. Baer Inspects Camp at Ft. Douglas
- Scores Ill after Graduation Feast
- Samuels Says He Knows Nothing About Politics
- World Fight on Narcotics Planned
- Road Safety Signs
- Gen. Holbrook to Return
- Telephone Rate Increase Sought
- Davidson Acting Chief
- Federal Aid Received
- Lassiter Hopeful Chile and Peru May Compromise
- To Deport American
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- Kaplan is One of Few Champs to Successfully Defend Title in 1926
- Copper League Fielding Marks Are Announced
- Bill Tilden Decides to Defend Title
- Reds Now Lead Race by over Three Games
- Whiz Bangs, Triple Trio Lead in Western Circuit
- Latzo-Harmon Battle on Tonight's Schedule
- American Tennis Stars Advance in Tourney Play at Wimbledon
- Tooele Rallies to Win from Bauer
- American Association
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- Local Mining Stocks Easy
- S. L. Mining Stocks
- New York Bonds
- Bond Market Averages
- Wall Street's Close is Strong
- N. Y. Quotations
- Stock Market Averages
- Boston Wool Market
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Metals and Money
- Rubber
- Cotton Market
- Sugar Market
- Dairy Produce Grains, Provisions
- Livestock
- Saturday Holiday on N. Y. Exchange
- Local Securities
- Market Briefs
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- Current Attractions
- Mrs. Thomas D. Roberts Dies at Home in Logan
- Do You Waste Brain Power?
- What's in the Air
- Fusion Offer of Bourbons Refused by Progressives
- Jesse J. Blake Dies after Long Illness
- Gets Rail Extension
- 'Buddy' Post Pays Visit to Salt Lake
- William Edwards Takes Gavel of Logan Rotary
- Southwest Rail Merger Expected
- Her Own Way
- Pleasant Grove Man Held on Statutory Charge
- Testimonial Given
- Funeral Held Sunday for Otis L. Stewart
- American Warned
- Mexico to Pay on Foreign Debt
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-06-29 | Page 3 | Hay Worker Killed by High Tension Wire
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1926-06-29 |
| 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/s6b57tfr |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6b57tfr |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Hay Worker Killed by High Tension Wire |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1926-06-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6b57tfr/17867906 |