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- Youth Confesses Holdups
- Lost Mail Pilot Found Alive at Mountain Ranch
- Bandits Described; Serial Numbers of Bills Given
- Pension Award Proposed for Christmas Gift
- Seattle Officers Claim to have Pajma Burglar
- Groups to Study Costs Sanctioned
- Wounded Bandit Chief Hope for Gang's Capture
- Officers of Steel Corporation Named
- Suspects Held in Holdup of Bank at Nephi
- Steamer Captain Accused of Leaving Schooner in Peril
- Heavy Snow Leads to Capture of Moonshiners
- Santa Letters Ask Clothing; and not Toys
- Many Nationalists Arrested in Poland as Slayer Suspects
- Fixing of Prices in Paper Trade will be Probed
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- Local Boy Slayer Believed Caught
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- Page 5
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- Farm Aid Bill Being Shaped
- Rotarians Hear Xmas Theme Discussed
- House Considers Prohibiting Tax Exempt Securities
- No did You
- Local News
- Daugherty Case Hearing Moves with Slow Pace
- Explosion Wrecks Baltimore Homes Early in Morning
- Pilsudski Likely to Become next Polish President
- Wallace Prepares to Give Final O. K. to Packer Merger
- Local News
- Hearings Close on Bill to Keep out Doubtful Securities
- Man who Evaded Noose 8 Times Wants Freedom
- Carrier Pigeon Brings in Drugs
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- American Ready to Offer War Payment Plan
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- Special Reports to be Given Ships
- Women's Clubs Active
- Afghanistan Too
- Treasure Sought on Lonely Island
- Radio Fans to Raise $20,000
- Gen. Wood Requests Removal of Drydock
- Few Neighbors Greater Peace
- Modern Women Given Flaying
- Gay Welcome Given Nevada
- Grenade Found in Ash Cart at London Palace
- Japs to Pay Honor While Man Lives
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- Couple Licensed
- Governors Talk Prohibition to President
- Woman Unveils Mystery of Murder
- Italian Cobbler's Voice Considered Rival of Caruso's
- Farmers Reduce Wheat Acreage
- Permit Asked to Construct Bridge Across S. F. Bay
- Negro 90 in Jail 43 Years, has No use for Parole
- Quarantine Against Ruit is Fly Urgent
- Couple Bound as Bandits Take Gems
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- Seven Executed by Free State as Rebel Aides
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- Sacred Sunday in Australia Urged
- Methodists will Conduct Drive
- Woman Given Police Clue to Bandits
- Bankruptcy Asked for Theatre Man
- Suspect Held as Robber of Trunk
- Ephraim Woman Dies in Salt Lake
- Coast Officer
- Van Loon Given Prize for Book
- Local News
- Danish Prince in Army of France
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- Woman Fights off Assailant in Day Attack
- Witnesses Tell of New Charges for Phone Use
- Livestock Show Granted Railroad Rate Concessions
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- Chicks by the Thousand
- D. & R. G. Battles Another Snowfall at Soldier Summit
- Expert Discusses City Gas Problems
- Hotel Solicitors Barred on O. S. L.
- Utah Rancher in Overalls Barred at K. C. Theatre
- Bingham Officer Arrest Alleged Thieves at Hotel
- Kaibab Lodge to Elect Officers
- Laboratory for Study of Seeds Urged in State
- U. S. Appeals in Irrigation Case
- Husband Critical of Hands, Charge
- "Jack" Long not Arrested
- Duchesne County Election Disputed
- Alias Santa Clauses are Needed Many Children Face Despair
- State Receives Taxes
- Purse and $40 Missing
- Sanpete County Asks Places
- X-Ray Expert to Speak
- Workers Asked to Buy Xmas Seals
- Posters Advise Citizens to Mail Packages Early
- Court Divides Reward Money
- Highway Fund Cut Protested
- Allen Returns for Holidays at Home
- Merriott Heads Volunteers
- Demurrer to Recount Plea is Overruled
- City Reassured; Darkness isn't due to smoke
- Suspect Taken by Police in Holdup on Fifth West St
- West Side Home Robed
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- Military Chief Chosen Chinese Prime Minister
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- Did Dead Die for Kaiser? is Query
- Oh, Dear Me, isn't this Just too Nice?
- Ancient Bath of Princess is Found in High Peaks
- Dry Agents Seize Still
- What's in the Air Tonight
- Fire and Crime Sweep Chicago with Cold Wave
- St. George Wins $9907 Credit
- Grain Movement in Canada Breaks Former Records
- Naval Academy Places Open
- German Trade with Australia Resumed
- Japs to Consider Land Development
- New Steel Merger Negotiations Begun
- License is Issued
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- Ten Killed as Fascisti Turn on Attackers
- Jap Princess must Sit in Niggerheaven
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- Society
- Survivor Tells Tale of Herrin
- Boxing Forbidden in Berlin Schools
- Meeting Planned
- Board Revises Ledakis Award
- Minnesota Holstein Sets New Butter Record for Year
- Services Held for Banker Victim of Fishing Mishap
- Boston Architect to Speak
- $3000 in Rewards for Clara Phillips
- Local News
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- Ten Killed as Fascisti Turn on Attackers
- Survivor Tells Tale of Herrin
- Society
- Boxing Forbidden in Berlin Schools
- Meeting Planned
- Board Revises Ledakis Award
- Minnesota Holstein Sets New Butter Record for Year
- Services Held for Banker Victim of Fishing Mishap
- Boston Architect to Speak
- Jap Princess must Sit in Niggerheaven
- $3000 in Reward for Clara Phillips
- Local News
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- Burglar Escapes after Grappling with Provo Youth
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- Undesirables must Move
- Jurors Selected in Utah County
- Park City Miner Painfully Hurt
- Auto Driver Fined
- Brigham Tree Program Ready
- Sacred Concert to be Presented
- Rites Held for Mrs. Jorgenson
- Elder to Give Banquet
- Provo to Assist Needy on Xmas
- Man Starts Suit; Wife Gets Decree
- Woodmansee Again Sued for Damages
- Services Held for Pioneer of 1848
- Utah Man Held in Idaho Holdup
- Logan to have City Christmas
- Elks to Give Dance
- Ephraim Couple Celebrate their Golden Wedding
- Bingham Rotarians to Cher Children
- Court has Busy Day
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- Arizona Mines Suffer in 1921
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- Gold Reserves Show Big Gain
- Stock Dividends Save on Taxes
- Kirby Thomas to Inspect Goldfield
- Livestock Markets
- Births
- Bond Prices not Quite so Active
- Denials Deluge Film Colony at Hollywood
- Gaston Gets Gastronomic
- New York Bond and Stock Markets
- Mine Stock Stand Firm
- Rise of Sterling Arouses Discussion
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- Seeks Uniform Divorce Laws
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- East High Names Editor
- Iowa has Motor Vehicle for Every Five of Population
- Penn Railroad Found to Blame for Fatal Wreck
- Winners Announced in World Contest for Student Essays
- Modern Woman is No Venus
- Governor Praises Oldrovo
- Houskeeper of Bandits Jailed
- Summer Rates Retained
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- Change will Restore Waning Prestige of A. L. in Boston
- Major Leagues Move to Foil Minors by Stopping High Sales
- Bowling Usurps Sport Dominions
- Famous Pitcher to Help M'graw
- Klepper Proposes to Stage Willard Dempsey Contest
- Roped Arena
- Athletic Manager Named at Utah a .C .
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- Wilard to Give Exhibition Tonight
- Scott Eleven to Select Opponent
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- Jimmy Smith Gives some Expert Advise on How to Bowl
- Utah Aggies to Hold Annual Award Exercises Tomorrow
- Control Needed as Much in Bowling as in Football
- Harry Wolter to Coach Stanford Baseball Squad
- Sport Summary
- Zuppke Defends Plan of Game with Nebraska in 1923
- Cleveland Bowlers Take Tourney Lead
- Cardinals due for a Shakeup
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- Around the Town
- Dern and Karasick Tangle for Title Tonight
- Dumbell Contest
- Second South Sma Declares
- Surprises Feature Downing's Weekly Boxing Contest
- Joie Ray to Train for 1914 Olympiad
- Giants Get Diamond Rings as Award
- "One-Eye" Crashes Gates in Sunny Southland
- Beaver Outfielder is Sought by Athletics
- Huggins Says Yank and Sex Trad is Still On
- Basketball
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- Siki Spills the Beans
- Panther Class Series Opened
- Kansas City Buys Pitcher Schupp
- East High Plays Boxelder Today
- Bruins' Backfield Coach Takes Bride
- Penn State Finishes Workout in East
- Europe Waking to Sport Life
- Fortune Left with Novel Clauses
- Film Prairie Fire Proves Disastrous
- Royal Yacht to Race
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- New Automobile Motor Wins Success
- Many Quakes Seen for 1923
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- Egyptian Students to Visit America
- Speedy Revolt in China Predicted
- Mussolini Never Misses Exercise
- England Denies Divorce for Insanity
- Bankers can Aid Literacy Drive
- National Savings Popular in England
- Radio Fans to Meet
- Would Establish Park
- Thieves Desecrate Cemetery
Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-12-19 | Page 15 | German Trade with Australia Resumed
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1922-12-19 |
| 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/s66d9vt1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66d9vt1 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | German Trade with Australia Resumed |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1922-12-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 15 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66d9vt1/18204109 |