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- Prohibition Not Discussed Today
- Zeppelin Starts on 24-Hour Flight
- Local News
- Boy Takes Life When His Parents Disagree
- Murderer of John Contos is Captured
- Horse Slumbers Two Whole Weeks and Still Sleeps
- Old Man Objected to Grocery Bills
- Prosperity Fair is Proving a Winner
- Canada Will Test Labor Union Act
- Utah's Protest is Heard in Senate
- Chicago Gets Million from Street Railways
- Roosevelt Welcomed at Naples
- Forsook Riches to Die among Lepers
- Diamonds Soon to Become Cheap as Quartz Crystals
- City Finances Are in Good Condition
- Kentucky Railways Win in Rates Case
- Labor Situation is Alarming in France
- Dates Fixed for the Examinations
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- Trolley Route Open Chicago to New York
- Town Lots Fraud Case is on Trial
- Valuable Papers Are Lost by Detectives
- Old Resident Dies
- Body to Arrive Wednesday
- Infant Daughter Dead
- Today's Temperatures
- Local News
- Standard Oil in Criminal Guise
- Woman Accused of Murder Faces Court
- Page 2
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- Federal Officers Menace to Freedom
- Boise Business Man Arrested at Capital
- $2,000,000 Blaze at South Fort Worth
- Tonight's Session Probably Light One
- Supply Occupation for Surplus Women
- Serves One Family for Half Century
- Chance for Graft in Selling Coal
- Local News
- Princess De Sagan Soon to Have Heir
- Local News
- Local News
- Paying for Glass in Buying Foods
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- Page 4
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- Name Friday for Vote on Tariff Bill
- Only Edge of a Snowstorm Here
- Bell Company to Show Plant
- Utah Kennel Club Show for May
- Actor Farr in Court
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- Burglars Cause Heavy Damage in Vogeler Seed Shop
- Conference Visitor Caught by Smallpox
- Alleged Criminal Pleads Not Guilty
- Setting of Cases
- New State Board
- Women Becoming More Interested in the Tariff Bill
- Bell Company to Show Plant
- Commissioners Win in Dispensary Case
- Montana Towns Form State League
- Police Force Busy during Conference
- News Stand Upset by Runaway Horse
- U. S. Marchal's Men Are on the Warpath
- Telegraph Briefs
- Indian Lands to be Opened up for Universal Filing
- Wool Men to Hold Important Meeting
- Nelson Will Not Meet Fred Welsh
- Steamer Indiana Will be Total Loss
- Wind Causes Trouble
- Dope Fiend Dies
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- Page 6
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- To Ward off Tropical Fevers
- Old Maid Defies City Seeking to Condemn Property
- Croker Again Power in Tammany's Ranks
- Cousin of Boone the Oldest Iowan
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- Bore 476 Feet of Tunnel in Month
- More Appointments by Governor Spry
- Officer Griffiths in Role of Hero
- New Books for Public Library
- Rival Unions in War to the Death
- Early Morning Echoes May Rest in Peace
- Admiral Evans on Way to the Coast
- Funeral of Mrs. E. J. Carver
- Local News
- Bell Company to Show Plant
- Page 7
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- Palm Sunday Draws Big Church Crowds
- Hebrews to Celebrate Passover Festival
- Services at St. Paul's Episcopal Church
- Judgment of Man by Man an Impertinence
- Bishop Scanlan Again Occupies His Pulpit
- Mix for Rheumatism
- Railroads Reply to Traffic Bureau
- Dr. Albert Buxton Resigns His Charge
- Leaves Bride and Lots of Creditors
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- Page 8
- Page 9
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- Occidentals Win Opening Game
- Malloy Loses to Tippets in Fourth
- St. Regis Offers a Good Card Tonight
- Edward Weston is in Good Condition
- University of Utah Wins Opening Game in College Series
- Salt Lake Men Meet Multnomah
- Jockey Gets Icy Hand in Europe
- Frenchman Wins Marathon Derby
- Short Snits of Sporting Brew
- This Man Says He is from Texas and Can "Show" Them
- Murray Will Have Strong Ball Team
- Pickering Warms up to Heagren
- Ogden to Have Horse Racing
- Prominent Pug at the Orpheum
- Pathfinder Runs into Bad Roads
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- New Utah Jockey Club Incorporate
- Page 10
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- Removal of Lead Tariff Fought by Utah Mining Men
- Prince Con. Has Improved with Depth
- Omaha
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- Prices Are Improved on the Exchange
- Changes in United States Smelting Co
- Success Mine Will be Regular Shipper
- Local News
- International is Rounding out Very Strong Organization
- Automobile Train to Run on Desert
- Boston Copper Close
- Iron Blossom is in Splendid Condition
- Wall Street
- Nevada Stocks
- Republicans Win
- Railroad Notes
- Local News
- Utah Coal Mines in Good Shape
- Cotton is Soaring
- Alleged Highwaymen Plead Not Guilty
- Railroad President is Visitor in Zion
- Local News
- Local News
- Chief's Son to Help Father's Pursuers
- Modjeska Rapidly Sinking
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- Page 12
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- The Conference Visitors
- Helena Modjeska
- What Would be but Justice
- The Tariff Consideration
- Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
- A Bright Page in History
- Local News
- Local News
- Around the Globe
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- Bits of Information
- Foreigner Stabbed in Riot at Bingham
- Tragedy Occurs at American Fork
- Burned to Death While Asleep
- Dan M. Murray Insane
- Funeral Services Held
Salt Lake Telegram | 1909-04-05 | Page 4 | Actor Farr in Court
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1909-04-05 |
| 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/s6fr13xv |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fr13xv |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Actor Farr in Court |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1909-04-05 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 4 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fr13xv/18050843 |