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- Page 1
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- [Illegible] Order is Unique in Fraternalism
- [Illegible] "Ready Print" Concerns on Griddle
- Law Scores Point in Insanity Hearing
- [Illegible] Test Rats for Bubonic Plague
- Fail Steamer Panama is Towed into Port
- Bring Ballinger in on Hanford Hearing
- Tufts' Trial Affords some Lively Tilts
- Salt Lake Elks Are Making Gay Portland "Sit up and Notice"
- Taggart's Memory is Not Good
- Eight-Hour Day for Uncle Sam's Workmen
- More Interest in Politics than in Work
- Fletcher Blames the Newspapers
- New Corporations.
- Royalists Losers in Battle in Portugal
- Americans Still Lead at Stockholm
- Wisconsin Man Chosen Head of Elks
- California National Forests Profitable
- Uncle Sam Heeds Danger to Americans
- Orozco Will Try to Avoid Trouble with Colonists
- Cheap Funerals for California County.
- Indian is Arrested on Murder Charge
- Back from Fish Lake.
- Building Associations Pass Billion Mark
- Hearing Case of Russell Claimant
- No New Cases of Bubonic Plague
- Hilles is Made the Chairman
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- Harold Ross is "Making Good" Running Newspaper in Canal Zone, with Aid of Dusky Natives Comprising His Staff
- Many Americans Flee from Bubonic Plague at San Juan
- Watching the Ports.
- Thirty Coal Miners Killed in England
- Believe Plague Checked at Havana
- Royalists Are Making Trouble in Portugal
- French Aviator Falls to Death
- Page 3
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- Snap Shots
- Methods of City Engineer Discussed
- [Illegible] Proposed Changes in Laws
- [Illegible] Condolence [Illegible] Wiscomb's Death
- Coal Offices United.
- Secretary Becker Issues Call for the Irrigation Congress
- Commission Takes Sharp Stick to Two Retail Liquor Men
- Retailers Unite to Fight Against Mail Order Firms
- Double Cross Plays Big Part in Race Horse Game by Which "Victims" Win
- Local News
- "Joe" Young in Role of Public Speaker
- Scharf Again in Hot Water
- Local News
- East Sweltering under Heat Wave
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- Society
- Suffragists Lose.
- Young Dramatists Listen --- Ada Dwyer Wants a Play of Humor and Melodrama
- Amusements
- American Inventions.
- Presence of Mind Prevents Panic in Crowded Theatre
- Great Big Man Robs Little Boys
- Thieves Are Caught and Reprimanded
- Sues on Big Note.
- Local News
- Japanese Romance Enacted amid Scenes That Delight
- Military Band Will Give Free Concert
- Native Sons of Utah Plan Big Outing
- Deaths and Funerals
- Wilson to See Compers Today
- Food and Drug Officials Meet
- Bitter Fight over Clayton Contempt Bill
- Will Cost $15,000 to Repair New Hampshire
- Local News
- Local News
- Page 6
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- Saltair Making Ready to Accomodate One Hundred Automobiles at a Time on Pavilion; New Road to the Beach is Very Popular
- Converted Man Confesses Crime of Eight Years Ago
- Gem Theft Denied by Wheeler-Reid
- Tonopah Fire Loss is Half a Million
- Piles Testifies for Judge Hanford
- Valentine Resigns from Indian Office
- Officeholders Back of a Movement to Have Taft Resign
- Bits of Information
- Local News
- Page 7
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- Osborne Hopes Republicans Will Not Bolt Party
- North Carolina Plan for Concerted Action
- Convention Not Binding.
- Taggart Resigns.
- Roosevelt Men to Meet in New Jersey
- Organizing in Empire State.
- Earthquake Shocks Continue in Alaska
- Warned by Shocks.
- Heavy Shock at Fairbanks.
- Woman Convicted of Perjury Pardoned
- Local News
- Local News
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- Page 9
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- Mining News and Stock Reports
- Morning Sales
- Afternoon Sales.
- Curb Trading.
- San Francisco Oil.
- St. Louis Wool.
- Sugar and Coffee.
- Boston Copper Close.
- Nevadas in San Francisco.
- Visible Copper Stocks Reduced 5,280,639 Pounds
- Beveridge Thinks Alta Con. Interests Should See Ground
- Boston Copper Range.
- New York Curb Close.
- New York Curb Range.
- New York Listed Stocks.
- New York Money.
- New York Metals.
- Dairy Produce.
- Corn Makes Excited Jump in Chicago
- Knight Coal Road Contract is Let
- Live Stock Markets
- Market Takes Spurt but Closes Heavy
- Butte & Ely Drill Prospecting is Getting Results
- Thompson-Quincy Working in Raise
- Appeals Taken by Convicted Camorrists
- John M. Hays is Back from Butte
- Boston Wool Market.
- Metal Market.
- Offers to Surrender.
- Headquarters Moved.
- Day in Congress.
- Extreme Radicalism on the Wane, but Progressiveism Grows
- Gives Bonds for Support of Wife
- Leading Convicted Camorrists Sentenced to Thirty Years in Prison; Bemoan Fate
- Testify to High Standing of Darrow
- Negligence Charged.
- Boosts Canning Industry.
- Explains Paving Cost.
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- All the Latest News in Salt Lake's Leading Sporting Page
- Do Not Believe That the Tigers Are under Wraps
- Joe Suyden Says Players of Today Are Well Behaved
- Meets Root Tonight in Match Race
- Prefers First Sacker Who Can Field to Player Who Can Hit
- Ping Bodie Still Doing Good Work with the Stick
- Roped Arena
- Utah's Great Athlete Who Starred in Olympic Games
- Roughnecks in New York after Cobb
- Meeting Opened Today.
- Some Pinch Hitter.
- New York Promoter Finds Way to Beat Boxing Commission
- I. Lawson's Father Dies of the Heat
- What the Skyscrapers Are Doing
- Baseball
- Clamoring for a Match with Black
- Diamond Dust
- Changes to Insure Safety of Public
- Local News
- An Indoor Range for the U. of U.
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- Streets Will Blaze during Convention
- Says Boys Hit Him with Stick
- Board Meets Tonight.
- Plumbers Arrange Entertainment Plans
- Educators Want Convention Here
- Aged Woman Hurt by Fall from Car
- Fire Chief Throws Bouquets at Police
- Ends One Term but Must Finish Another
- "Payroll Builder" for July is Ready
- Wizard's Wards to Meet.
- Thief Steals Brown Suit.
- Believe Boys Stole.
- Freak Eggs in Museum.
- Grafters Catch Tartar in Nevada Ex-Gambler Who Knew a Few Tricks
- Bold Bandit Tries to Rob Street Car
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- Many Are Enlisting in Anti-Fly Fight
- Nine Ask Board for Exercise of Clemency
- Shade of Plum Tree
- Mrs. Martin Asks Divorce.
- Says Salt Lake is Delightful City
- Fast Horses Are at Track Already
- Fairest Utah Girl to be Chosen Queen
- May Revive Big Beaver Project
- Tooele Has "Cleaned up."
- Girls Plan Outing.
- Canal Presidents Meet.
- San Francisco City and County Mourn Sarah Platt Decker
- Polo Championships Will Begin July 22
- Second American Woman Aviator to Meet Death
- Republican Fight in Prospect in Iowa
- Marriage Licenses.
- Asks Heavy Damages.
- Electric Fan Taken.
- Reports Old Theft.
- Unlawful Removal Charged.
- Says He Neglected Children.
- Safety Bureau is Organized among Employees by Road
- Railroad Notes.
- Thousand Island Park Hotels Burn
- Plan to Send Papers by Freight
- Seaman Killed in Strike Riot
- Are Visiting Brighton.
Salt Lake Telegram | 1912-07-09 | Page 11 | Kentucky Endurance Stakes.
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1912-07-09 |
| 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/s63j4m9z |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63j4m9z |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Kentucky Endurance Stakes. |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1912-07-09 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63j4m9z/18091962 |