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- Secretary Hitchcock is Called
- Stage Struck Girls Sent Back to Homes
- Tramps Even with Would-be Captor
- Child's Lucky Fall
- Strange Seizure Puzzles Doctors and Attendants
- Johnson Charged with First Degree Murder
- Remarkable Escape of Salt Lake Crew
- Try Third Time to Get Back Broker
- Female Vag Case under Advisement
- Mayor Says Center Parks Have to Go
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- Sweethearts Go to Death Arm in Arm
- How Should a Man Propose?
- Two Born; Two Dead
- People Will be Asked to Indorse It
- Miners and Mine Owners Still Differ
- Policeman Caught in Old Patrol Box
- Local News
- Dies as Result of His Injuries
- Bit Babe to Punish Wife
- Funeral of Famed Tragedienne to be Held next Monday
- To Deport Castro Unless He is Sick
- Confidence is High in Eastern Markets
- Local News
- Big Lawyers Arguing for Standard Oil
- Photographers End Four-Day Session
- Lively Times in Local Greektown
- Quarrel with Wife Costs Ten Dollars
- Local News
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- Voting on Tariff Bill in House
- Murder, Blackmail and other Crimes Charged by Wife
- Tug and Nine Men Go down in Erie
- Taft is a Real Baseball Fan?
- Local News
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- Four Killed by Fire in Oil Tanks
- People Will be Asked
- Roosevelt's Party Reaches Port Said
- Anti-Tipping Law Crept in Somehow
- Superior Court Judge is Declared Innocent
- New York Money
- New Concern in Field
- St. Louis Has Touch of Real Vendetta
- Telegraph Briefs
- Dance at Saltair
- "Worthless Patch" Proves Gold Mine
- Civil War Romance Leads to Marriage
- Miner Thought Poor Dies Leaving $500,000
- Percentage Offer
- Vertical Transportation
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- Milk Ordinance to Come up next Week
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- Slayer of Contos up for Hearing
- Charge That Greeks Imported Laborers
- Thieves Make Haul of Carpenters' Tools
- Mexican Resident Dead
- Drinking to be Restricted at Lake
- Good Friday Marked in Fitting Manner
- All Records Broken at Prosperity Fair
- Teacher Threatens Lives of Officials
- State Executives Here in Quantity
- Had Never Heard of 'Frisco Graft Cases
- Local News
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- Ely Mines Yielded 4,000,000 Pounds Copper in March
- Omaha
- Chicago
- Dairy Produce
- St. Louis Wool
- Recognize Veterans Not in the Army
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- Iron Blossom Whole Show on Exchange
- International to Open Operations First of January
- Mason Valley Will Rush Smelter Work
- Mining Company Loses Property
- Torch in One Hand, Dynamite in Other
- Utah Con.'s Report is Made Public
- Simplified Spellers Have Campaign Plan
- Columbus Con. Will Ship Ore to Market
- Chief Insists on Rigid Observance of New Ordinance
- Many New Hatcheries to be Established
- Donation of Beer Leads to Trouble
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- Holdup Men Leave No Clue to Identity
- Ogden Chief Stops Boxing Tourney
- State Board Grants Many Certificates
- Gets Biggest Bear on Last Open Day
- Deaths and Funerals
- Harry S. Joseph is President of Boad
- Blind Orchestra Will Furnish Program
- Married by Rev. E. I. Goshe
- With Ogden State Bank
- Farming Expert Quits
- Local News
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- Week's Sport Gossip
- High School Boys Profit by Working with the "U" Team
- Y. M. C. A. Wrestling Team Which Will Meet Amateur Champions of the Northwest
- Ogden Man is the Inventor of a Navigable Airship
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- Ball Players Adopt New Cognomens in the Major Leagues
- "U" Athletes All Working for Places
- With the Track and Field Team
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- Manager Eddie Hammond Arrives
- Ketchel to Claim Title If Johnson Does Not Meet Him
- Donovan's Murray Team Rounding Out
- Irvington-Milburn Race Abandoned
- Season Closes at Atlanta Tonight
- Thomas Pathfinder
- Proposes to Run 100-Mile Race
- Salt Lake and Logan Skaters Are Features of Race
- Cricket Club
- Weston's Grind
- Hoosier Wins the World's Billiard Title
- "Serious" Langley Joins Occidentals
- Bean Will Open New Gym Tonight
- Utah State League Meeting Sunday
- Promising Local Baseball Pitcher
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- Bamboo Poles Are Better for Vaulters
- Dog Travels Many Miles; Finds Home
- Belmont's Horses Are in Condition
- Automobiling
- Utah is the Hope of All California Horse Owners Now
- Discuss Prospects of a Motor Cycle Race
- Trout Fry for the State Streams
- Langford Says Johnson is Afraid
- Park City Pitcher Released by Casey
- High School to Have Tennis Club
- Los Angeles Gets a Star Outfielder
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1909-04-09 | Page 3 | High School Cadets May Visit Seattle
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1909-04-09 |
| 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/s6sx7mhs |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6sx7mhs |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | High School Cadets May Visit Seattle |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1909-04-09 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6sx7mhs/18051781 |