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- Page 1
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- Gov. Sulzer's Trial Begins Tomorrow
- Veterans Parade in Rain at Encampment
- Electricians May Settle Differences
- Low Prices Paid for Foreign Beef
- The Day in Congress
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- Diggs and Caminetti Sentenced
- Thaw is in Concord; Crowds Cheer Him
- Arrives at Concord
- Express Companies Want an Extension
- Sons of Hermann Meet in San Francisco
- $500,000 Hotel Fire; All Guests Escape
- Diggs Not Guilty of Perjury Charge
- Odd Fellows' Parade Will be Held Tonight
- Would Put Ban on All Wooden Coaches
- New York House Reconvenes Tonight; Glynn is Worried
- American Ships to Remain in Mexican Waters until Peace
- Pull down Flags
- Americans Cause Riot
- Shanghai Attorney Makes Grave Charges
- Woman Forger is Sentenced to Prison
- Robbers Kill Stableman
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- Detectives Are Probing Priest's Life
- Reduce Steel Prices
- Church Funds Were Stolen by Schmidt
- Friend Kills Self
- Priest's Parents Say He Hereditarily Abnormal
- Wilson Designates R. L. Henry of Texas
- Refrigeration Experts Convene in Chicago
- Rain Drizzle Mars Perry Celebration
- England is Threatened by Strikes
- Little Excavation on the Canal Now
- Surgeons Meet in Model Camp Hospital
- Antiorganization Buffalo Forces Win
- Diplomatic Exams Put off to Nov. 17
- Page 2
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- Urge Establishment of Municipal Plant for Light and Heat
- The Weather
- Civil Service Posts Open
- Foreigners Want Citizenship
- Missionary Society to Meet
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- Grand Canyon Party Returning
- Transfer Forest Reserves
- Many Seek Loans
- Factories Inspected
- Two Women Seek Divorce
- Will Make Many Rebates
- Mehse Visits City
- Richards Visit City
- Honor Memory of Discoverer
- Mexican Celebrates
- Charged with Rifling Desk
- Chapman Case Continued
- Auto Turns Turtle
- Italians and Arabs Have Fierce Battle
- Licensed to Wed
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- Orpheum Actor Played "Scrooge" 3000 Times
- 120,000 Troops in Mimic French War; President Attends
- 'Arson Squad' Tries to Burn Old Palace
- Roadmaking Progresses
- Interest Aroused in Big Competition for Better Babies
- Fire Protection on Farms is Urged by Government Experts
- 2,200,000 Pounds of Twine Necessary
- Little Telegrams
- Continue Efforts to Prevent Strike of Colorado Miners
- Buy Arms, Rumor
- Fire Horses Not Needed
- State Rests Case
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- Page 4
- Page 5
- Page 6
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- Deadly Bomb is Sent to Gen. Otis
- Tim Sullivan Ignores Foster Child in Will
- Actress May Appear Against Hubby
- Thaws May Take Case to Last Resort
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- Asks Large Sum for Death of Husband
- Bristol, Va., Sept. 17
- Promises Fair Election for the Mexicans
- Two Children Are Accident Victims
- Inlow Files Bill
- Has New Superintendent
- Page 7
- Page 8
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- Independence Day Passes in Mexico without Troubles
- How to Get Rid of a Double Chin
- J. J. Hill Has Birthday Party
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- Southern Utah Offers Great Opportunities, Says White
- Board Appoints New Members to Faculty
- Want Midland Trail Made Main Highway
- Local News
- Kipros Damage Suit Comes up This Term
- Irrigation Ditch Finished
- Utah County to Exhibit
- Page 9
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- Market Gets some Support Again Today
- Cause Assigned for Mason Valley Mine Production
- Silver King Con. Pays Dividend and Issues Statement
- Copper Market in Dangerous Position
- Market Close Weak; Stocks Record Loss
- Smoot to Meet with Mining Committee
- Alaska Gold Mines' New Mill Process
- New York Money
- New York Produce
- London Market
- Metal Market
- Curb Trading
- Gold and Silver Output by States
- Will Teach Sailors Technical Branches
- Dispute on Ranch Ends in Killing
- A Sulzer Adherent Wins over M' Cabe
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- Peach Day Celebrated at Brigham City
- General Trevino to Head Military Court
- While Millionaires Away Burglars Busy
- Woman's Auxiliary of Machinists Meet
- Jury is Impaneled
- Warship Brings 139 American Refugees from Danger Zones
- Thaw's Chauffeur is Given His Liberty
- Fifteen Are Injured When Platform Falls
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- Page 10
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- Utah Will Play First Game Oct. 4
- Boulder Preparing for Football Season
- Break Rifle Record
- Diamond Dust
- Cubs May Have Set a New Record
- Dope on Coming World's Series Makes Giants Favorites with More American League Fans than Ever before in the History of Baseball
- First String Men on Two Pitching Staffs Are About Even
- Greater Safety is to be Watchword in Future Races
- Utah Schools Are Already at It
- Glee at Northwestern
- Left Handers Are Easy for Connie Mack's Athletics
- Richards to Cornell
- "Excuse Me" Will Not be Heard at Yale
- Englishman Wins by Single Stroke
- Roped Arena
- Gingrich to Salem
- Badgers Report
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- Ogden Wants League Ball next Year
- Seventy-Five in Baseball Party
- Golf Followers out in Full Force Today
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- Page 12
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- Grand Duke and Mrs. Vanderbilt Differ as to Who is "Most Beautiful Girl"
- Several of Sulzer's Foes Are Defeated in the Primaries
- Man Shot by Doctor Succumbs to Wounds
- Folk's Appointment Settled, Say Friends
- Select U. S. Attorney
- Negro Convention Opens
- Moyer's Presence is Cause of Quietness
- Program for the Y. M. C. A. Gym
- Prospects for Fast Time Are Poor
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- Los Angeles Police in Diligent Search for Sender of Bomb
- Lusitania Reaches Port Thursday Night
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- Rochester Chosen for Convention
- Suspended Members May Apply for Reinstatement
- Salaries of Officials Substantially Increased
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- Aged Woman, Clad Only in Nightgown, Wanders from Home
- Victim of Accident is Conscious but Condition Serious
- Prominent Couple is Married Today
- Saloon Men Confer with Commissioners
- Files Petition for Commissionership
- Water Department Busy
- Saskatchewan Farm Shortage Alarming
- Population Increases
- Minneapolis, Sept. 17
- City to Buy Land on Watershed for Supply Protection
- Billboards to be Taxed Greater Sum
- Harris Has Chance to Survive Injuries
- Consider Inquiries
- Apple Season Opens
- On Eve of Winter, Sneak Thief Takes Summer Underwear
- Strike in Colorado May be Extended to Utah Coal Fields
- Colorado Fields Only Will be Affected Now
- Smith is Discharged
- Campaign to Begin
- Hold Committee Meeting
- Weather Report
- Oppose Issuance of Licenses to Three Rooming Houses
- Trial Arising from Novel Accident at Bingham is Opened
- Farrell Named as Committee Member
- Education Board Meets
- Nibley Gives Banquet
- Case is Dismissed
- Allen Unconscious, but Surgeons Hope for His Recovery
- Chamber of Commerce Secretary Arrives
- Promise Better Pay in Recruiting Service
- Yet They'll Always Argue with Scorers
- Deaths and Funerals
- Missionaries from Mexico Reach City
- Saloons Apply for Renewal of License
Salt Lake Telegram | 1913-09-17 | Page 7 | The Victoria Quartette, One of the Feature Acts on the New Pantages Bill Opening This Afternoon
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-09-17 |
| 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/s6st8x3g |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6st8x3g |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | The Victoria Quartette, One of the Feature Acts on the New Pantages Bill Opening This Afternoon |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-09-17 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6st8x3g/17961678 |