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- Prelate Asks Calm on Prayer Book Rejection
- Italian Envoy Ordered Back to Vienna Post
- Naylor Harrison, King of Roman Gypsies, Dies
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- 5 Injured with Fireworks
- Navy Flier Dies in Plane Crash
- Shipping Board to Consider Sale
- 2 Tourists Injured in Montana Auto Crash
- Venizelos to be Asked to Form Greek Cabinet
- Hughes Backed for Court Post
- Bremen Crew Royally Welcomed in London
- $100,000 Raised in Chicago to Pay for Crime Probe
- Wilkins and Eielson Welcomed by New York on Arrival from Europe
- Pinta Seen 250 Miles at Sea in Race to Spain
- 3 Dead, 12 Hurt as Storms Hit
- 'Fox' Hickman Battles Fellow Prisoner
- Both Candidates Busy on Coming Campaign Plans
- 39 Men Trapped in Mine Saved
- Ex - Louisiana Governor Will Support Al Smith
- Husband Liked N. Y. Night Life Star Testifies
- Baseball Scores
- Air Mail Bids Opened
- Hoover on Last Week in Cabinet
- German Balloon Still Flying
- Germans Start Endurance Flight
- Roald Amundsen Dead, Report
- Rain, Windstorm Sweeps Dakotas, Minnesota
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- Mrs. Watters Leaves Funds for Public Aid
- S. L. Architect, Boston Woman Are Engaged
- Liquor Seized, Man Arrested at Hollow Tree
- Clendenin Heads Chest Directors
- Salt Lake Will be Night Control Point for International Air Races
- Varney Company May Inaugurate Passenger Line
- Lehi Man Given Four Months on Dry Law Charge
- Judge Johnson Leaves on Canyon Vacation
- Prominent S. L. Woman Dead
- Man Insists on Riding Bicycle after 3 Mishaps
- A. I. M. M. E. Will Hold Annual Picnic at Saltair
- Taken in Dry Raid
- Presbyterians Elect Green River Minister Moderator of Synod
- Motor Mishaps Claim 12 Lives in Six Months
- Woman Remains Unconscious at Provo
- Woman, Married at 69, Seeks Divorce
- Alleged 'Con' Man to Face U. S. Charge
- Truck Driver Injured in Crossing Crash
- Youth Arrested Second Time for Theft of Auto
- Store Owner Arrested for Selling Fireworks
- Officers of 329th Engineers and 413th Infantry Training at Fort
- Man Arrested as Drunken Driver following Crash
- U. S. Fuel Official Returns from Coast
- W. W. Ray Denies Being Candidate for Senatorship
- Burbidge Back from Police Chiefs' Meeting
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- Obregon, U. S. President Elect May Hold Meet
- Camp Glass to Hold Official Opening July 7
- Chicago Peace Worker Welcomed to England
- Smith Gains Social Poise during Four Terms as Governor of N. Y.
- Avery Hopwood, U. S. Playwright, Drowns in France
- Youth and Man in Chicago Drown
- 48 Miners Killed in Disaster in France
- Bomb Attached to Self - Starter Kills Autoist
- 25 Rebels, Three Army Men Slain in Mexico
- Enraged Elephant Kills Keeper in Zoo in Rome
- Mexico to Guard Morrow's Train
- 700 Scholarships for War Veterans Offer
- 27 Air Tour Planes Start on Second Leg
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- Paddock Atter
- Amateur Baseball Moguls Call Meeting
- Tilden Whips Borotra at Wimbledon; Cochet Beats Hennessey
- Salt Lake Gun Club Prepares for State Shoot
- California Crew Begins Work for Olympic Trials
- Card Take Series from Pirates by Splitting Sunday Twin Bill
- Rixey Hurls Fine Ball to Beat Cubs
- Boston Finally Wins Game after 7 Losses
- Lazzeri Wallops out 2 Home Runs as Yankees Annes Pair from A's
- Detroit Tigers Stage Rally to Beat Browns
- Battling Barber Most Active Man in Tunney's Camp
- Boston Wins Pair from Washington
- George Burns Homers to Win for Chicago
- Fort Beats Forest Dale in Team Match
- Bees Split Double - Header with Gunners; En Route to Twin Falls
- Late Rally Brings Bannocks 12-9 [Illegible]
- Senators Split Twin Bill With Bruins
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- Gallacher-Blevins Show Class in Winning City Doubles Crown
- Peterson Stars.
- Southern Association.
- Olympic Track Tests Start Tuesday Crews Tuning up for Final Trials
- Scandinavian Feather Champ to Make Debut
- Mississippi Valley.
- Three - I League.
- Horseshoe Pitchers Prepare for Annual July Fourth Tournament
- Player Goes Up
- Lincoln Fields Offers 3 Stake Races First Wk.
- New Champions Crowned in Annual Net Meet
- Magna, Arthur Clash in Copper Titular Contest
- Quality Press Hands Denver & Rio Grande Severe 28 - to - 3 Trouncing
- Harry Borg Leads Junction Golfers to Win
- Brown Retains Tennis Laurels
- Helper Loses Tilt to Wanderers, but Wins Title Anyway
- Western League.
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- U. S. Has Surplus of 398 Million at End of Year
- William Salmon, Temple Worker, Dies at S. L. Home
- King Vidor Opposed to Imported Film Stars
- 5 Negroes Lynched in First Half of Year
- Governor Young Raps Lynching
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- Largest Boathouse.
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- D. A. V. May Meet at Ogden in 1930
- Hans S. Nielson Dies at Hospital
- Mrs. J. R. Hindley Funeral Tuesday
- Daughter Born
- Chicago Gang Leader Slain in Brooklyn
- Four Pilots Engaged
- Masonic Group to Hold Session in Kaibab Forest
- Philippine Villages Destroyed by Volcano
- Service Star Legion Will Meet Tuesday
- Utility Method Bared in Probe
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- The Safe Fourth
- Fate's Irony
- Our American Mafia
- This Human Nature of Ours
- Think of the Children
- Bronchos and Lollypops
- Know Utah
- Passport Nuisance
- Just Folks
- The Sentinel
- Slain amid Begonias.
- Jots from Geography
- Washington Observations
- This Date in American History
- Bracing Boston Air.
- Harborbound Sailor.
- Flivver Pulls Trolleys.
- Gamut of Manufactures.
- Last Lamplighter Quits.
- Wants City Gas Tax.
- In New York
- Museum for Sale.
- Wins His Suit.
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- Little Joe Says
- Telling the World
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- Mining, Financial and Commercial News
- N. Y. Quotations
- Local News
- Markets at a Glance
- Metals and Money
- Local Securities
- Investment Trusts
- Mail Order Houses Report Record Sales
- Dividends
- N. Y. Bond Market
- Grains, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Sugar Market
- Call Money Tate Goes to 10 per Cent on N. Y. Exchange
- Bank of Italy Stock Plunges Again in S. F.
- Wall Street Briefs
- Cotton Market
- Wool Market
- Livestock Market
- National Biscuit Co, Acquires Control of Canada Baking Firm
- Utah Produce
- Rubber Market
- Assessments
- Chicago Potatoes.
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- Current Attractions
- Clara Bow in Pleasing Role at the Paramount
- Briand Drafting Reply to Kellogg Antiwar Note
- I. C. C. Favors Rate Cut on Checkers, Dominoes
- Ochs Becomes Citizen Emeritus of Chattanooga
- Wrestler's Brother and Broadway Actress Wed
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- Bridge Made Easy
- Dramatic Film Scores Hit at Victory Theatre
- Lumberman Dies
- Your Baby and Mine
- Enameled Iron Vote.
- Earth from France to Go on Wanamaker's Grave
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- Utah and Idaho News
- Logan Girl Wins Law School Honor
- Course in Nutrition Started at U. A. C.
- Training School Will be Conducted at U. A. C.
- Students at U. A. C. to Present Comedy
- Buried at Wellsville
- Couple Married
- Alpine Stake Divided into Three Parts
- Hezekiah Hatch, Head of Logan Bank, Succumbs
- Mrs. Mary Wilcox Dies at Farmington Home
- Ogden Child Killed When Struck by Car
- Mystery Cloaks Suicide of Man in Provo Hotel
- Funeral Services Held for Emily H. Murdock
- Marriage Celebrated
- Fourth of July Program Ready
- Telephone System at Heber to be Rebuilt
- Heber Makes Extensive Fourth of July Plans
- Station Robbed
- Directors Named
- Student Returns
- Couple Married
- Wed in Ogden
- Funds for River Survey All Spent
- 2 Counties to Ship 500 Carloads of Potatoes
- Wins Schramm-Johnson Car
- Dog Leads Searchers to Idaho Boy Lying in Desert with Broken Leg
- Coolidge Undecided on Part in Campaign
- Sevier County Water Supply Reported Ample
- 'Death Curve' at Mantua Will be Eliminated
- Man Arrested for Raising Money Order
- Trenchmouth Epidemic Hits Town of Milford
- Police Seize Alcohol Labeled as Varnish
- Piute County School Budget Set at $43,485
- Gov. Dern and Madsen Go on Fishing Trip
- International League.
- American Association.
- Steamer Disabled
- Transient Uses Last Quarter to Suicide
- Texas Democrat Leaders to Vote Against Smith
- Provo Shooters Lay Plans for Sunday Jousts
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- 5 Yachts Complete Race to Alaska
- New Schedule of Power Rates Goes in Effect
- Utah Taxpayers Plan of Operation Approved
- Twenty - First Ward to Hold Homecoming Sun.
- U. P. & L. Co. Signs Contract with Price
- Seeks Bus Permit.
Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-07-02 | Page 14 | Buried at Wellsville
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1928-07-02 |
| 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/s6mg8z7p |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6mg8z7p |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Buried at Wellsville |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1928-07-02 |
| 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/s6mg8z7p/17875643 |