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- Local News
- Mystery Woman in S. L. Murder Case Revealed
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- Bremen Strikes Tanker in Fog
- Hijack Victim Granted Stay to Pay Fine
- Man Kills Wife, Then Suicides
- Berman Granted Time for Hearing on Writ
- "Judge," Leading Citizen of Little Town, Goes to Prison on Dry Count
- Mussolini's Daughter, Italian Count Wed
- 3 Escape When Ship Hits Bridge
- It Must Have Been Two other Fellows, Judge Says; Fines Autoist
- Big Dirigible of British Damaged
- Caucus Moves to Have House Act on Tariff
- Lindy Takes off from N. Y. Field for Miami
- Ohio Prison Revolt Feared
- Vicious Drinking at Universities Bared by Roper
- Seven Burn to Death, One Killed in Home Fire, Crash
- West Virginian Declines Civil Service Chiefship
- Petroleum Products Rates under Probe
- Senate Votes to Cut Immigration
- Grain Corporation Manager Chosen
- Preferred Rails
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- 'Greatest Invention'
- Morrow Phones to Learn News
- Peaches Concentrates
- Plan Family Play
- Whisky Supplies Aid Girls
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- Most Eastern Prisons Found Free of Fire Hazard
- Faces Ouster
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- High School R. O.T. C. Battalions to Undergo Yearly Inspections
- Inhalation Squad Saves Man Caught in Cavein
- Dr. Eckener to Inspect Blimps
- Propeller Cuts Flier's Arm Off
- New Smokeshop Raid Brings Arrest of 28
- Governor, Others to Speak at Cates Dinner
- Another Byrd Vessel Departs from Tahiti
- Ely Glider Crashes
- Runzler to Lecture
- City Denies Two Applications for Rooming Licenses
- Women Seek Means to End 'Prohi Evils'
- Faces Trial for Paddling Pupil
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- Spanish Fork Shows Loss in Population
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- Nominations Made at North Sanpete
- Hotel Men of West Organize
- Seeks Boys Who Fired into House, Imperiling Baby
- 1000 Yellow Pines to be Planted in Nevada
- B. & L. Association Earns 8 per Cent
- Ruth Man Seriously Cut in Auto Crash
- U.S.A.C. Plans Celebration of Annual A. Day
- Prepare Valuation Notices in Millard
- Gleaners, M Men Hold Oratory Tryouts
- Rifle and Archery Clubs Plan Shoot
- Aged Man Injured in Fall from Plank
- Infant Daughter Dies at Spanish Fork Home
- Illness Spoils Health Day Plans
- Ely Defendant Held for Trial in Murder
- Sheep Specialist; Club Leader Visit Fillmore
- Idaho Slayer Defendant Denies Responsibility
- Oakley, Idaho Shows Loss in Population
- Wins Divorce
- Pioneer Critically Ill
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- Urges Unified Border Patrol
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- Jackson League to Hear H. L. Mulliner
- Mrs. Seton Slated for Presidency of Penwomen
- Danish Organizations Will Hold Festival
- Red Cross Official Lauds Police, Firemen
- Dancer Sues Beauty Culturist over Moles
- Gooding Decreases
- Nevadan to Represent Utah U at Contest
- Orofino, Ida., Shows Doubled Population
- Local News
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- Lee Charles Miller
- The Governors' Conference
- Who Owns the Water Holes?
- Main Street
- Just Folks
- Know Utah
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- Today is the Anniversary
- New for Old
- Washington
- Uses Dirigible to Test Air Currents for Germs
- Radio Hookup
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- Defends Senator Couzens' Actions
- Urges Action on Postoffice
- In New Yorks
- Backs Engineers' Water Findings
- Advises Bowman Emulate Senator
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- 15 Expelled for Antiamerican Demonstration
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- Troche Receives Second Reprieve in Coast Killing
- Valued Aviation Expert Lost in Crash of Plane
- Negro Lynched, Sheriff Beaten
- Chicago Robberies Show 40 per Cent Decrease
- Police Seize Opium Outfit after Raid
- Contract Awarded for Insuring County Autos
- Bond Forfeited When Man Fails to Pay Fine
- Exchange Ratifications
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- Current Attractions
- "Ingagi" Heads Unusual Bill at R-K-O Orpheum
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- Use Cable in Writing Movies
- Lupe Velez in Talking Role in 'Hell Harbor'
- L. A. Chosen for 1931 Science Convention
- Reports on Ireland
- Fight to Eradicate Blindness Still Has Long Way to Go
- Van Dine Story Has Appeal in Crime Deduction
- Fresh Vegetables
- Production at Playhouse is Popular Play
- Mitchell Jailed Often on Coast
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- New Cross U. S. Air Passenger Line Planned
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- President Protem of U Alumni Body Named at Meeting
- Thinks Bottle Holds Note of Lost Flier Pair
- Chinese Police Stop "Dangerous" Playing of Checkers, Dominoes
- Spring Fashion Show to be Held at West High
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- Motorists Pays $10 Fine for Speeding
- Hotel under Padlock in Liquor Case Burns
- Still Seized, Man Held in Boxelder Dry Raid
- Vincent and Casella File Demurrer to Suit
- Doctors to Meet
- To Talk on Democracy
- East High Band Gives Concert for B. Y. U.
- Sisters Wed Same Time Get Divorces Together
- Shocks Follow Smoke from Aleutian Volcano
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- Polls Selected by Commission for Bond Vote
- Post Writs in Three Hotels
- Prisoner Faces Persistent Liquor Violation Charge
- U. P. Official Plans Conference in Salt Lake
- Immediate Action on Legislation for Veterans Urged by Legion Chief
- 15 of Few Remaining G. A. R. Men Live Here
- Officials Inspect Experiment Plots in War on Weeds
- Pioneer in S. L. Merchandising Business Dead
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- Governor Talks May be Radioed
- Youth Sent to Prison under Court Ruling, District Attorney Says
- Census Agent Promises Full Count for S. L.
- County Prisoner Identified Here as Jailbreaker
- Driver Hurt as Train Hits Auto
- Dr. Thomas Sees Success of Gandhi Movement in India
- Assurance Given on Use of Bonds
- Mines Bureau Official to Inspect U Station
- Use Redemption Funds in Purchase of Bonds
- Court Cancels Patents Covering 640 Acres
- Lee C. Miller Succumbs While on Trip to Idaho
- Scottish Rite Masons Continue Degree Work
- Suits for $20,000 Filed Against Autoist
- U. E. A. Section Heads to Outline Programs
- Ogden Population Shows 8000 Gain in Census
- United Telegram Carriers Set Stage for Annual Dinner Thursday Night
- Soft Drink Restaurant Licenses Are Revoked
- Group Protests Linking Moffat Road with M. P.
- Robbers' Victim Fails to Identify Pair of Suspects
- Newell Estate Case on Docket of High Court
- Juvenile Court Gets Auto Theft Defendant
- Acquit Deputy
- To Ask for Bids
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- Three-Year-Old Crop Starts Trek to Fifty-Seventh Kentucky Derby
- 19th Hole
- Medal Play at Fort to Decide Club Team Posts
- Mcgill Annexes Golf Meet over Ruth, 20-17
- Gagnon Chicago Bound for Griffiths Battle
- Many Record Expected to Fall in 20th Annual B. Y. U. Relays
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- Lott, Van Ryn, Hunter, Allison Reach Semifinals
- Sportsmen Docket Trap Program for Outing at Lagoon
- Yanks Farm Young Bob Walsh to Penn League
- 8 to Enter Provo Jr. Collete Play
- Howard Selected Springville Hi School Mentor
- Seniors Cop Wasatch High Track Bunting
- Chenoweth Captures Billiard Encounter
- Shooting with Shute
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- Roy Mccarthy Kayoes Rock Springs Boxer
- Dr. Willing, Don Moe Leave for New York
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- Sport Talk and What Not
- Persistent Inclement Weather Sets Back Majors
- Utah Tennis Mentor Selects Six Players for Invasion of Logan
- Seals Triumph over John Miljus First Time Ever
- Collins, Hall Ranked as Billiard Leaders
- Sutton Rites Set
- Ira Dern Throws New Zealand Heavyweight
- McDuffer of the Missaputta Golf Club
- Former Ute Freshmen Mentor to Coach at Salida, Colo., High
- Weak Tendon Keeps Boojum off Track
- Saint Netters Take Second in Local Prep Play
- Another Von Elm Shows Ability; It's Just in the Family
- Vandals to Play 14 Ball Games in May
- English Trackmen Will Invade U. S. August 27
- Y Adds Games to 1931 Schedule
- Sonny Will Risk Diamond Belt in Marshall Tussle in Marshall Tussle
- 3000 to Compete in Annual Penn Relays
- Dawson Withholds Attack Which Might Blast U. S. Golf Union
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- Troops Maintain Uncertain Calm in Cities of India
- Farm Secretary Blames Dieting for Surplus of Farm Products
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- Regional Banker Conference to be Conducted in S. L
- Woman Held to Face Probe on Trio of Deaths
- Record in Billboard Case Given Court
- Commander of British Cruiser Hangs Self
- 3 Saved in Wreck
- Seawall Hurt by Heavy Surf
- Dismiss Application
- Woman Drops Dead during Census Taking
- Bar Association Names Committees
- Cultus Club at Payson Holds Regular Meeting
- Expect New Planes
Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-04-24 | Page 10 | Still Seized, Man Held in Boxelder Dry Raid
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1930-04-24 |
| 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/s6cg3s3r |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cg3s3r |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Still Seized, Man Held in Boxelder Dry Raid |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1930-04-24 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 10 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cg3s3r/18483250 |