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- Chicago Stock Yards Suffer Big Fire Loss
- Serum is Found for Scarlet Fever
- Switchmen's Union of American Elects
- Rail Express Rate Hearing Completed
- New Program One of Conciliation
- Methodists Ask Child Labor Law
- Fairfield Bill is Called Camouflage
- Doheny Sent Aid to Mexico, Wheeler Hints
- Leader of Boston Strike, 1919, Dead
- Forbes Reported Ill
- Breach of Contract Action May Change Divorce Laws
- Dr. Frank Must Face Coast Charge
- Coolidge Net Seriously Ill
- Indicted Bank Officials Got Millions, Claim
- Liner Docks with Japanese Brides
- Scolded by Parents Girl Shoots Self
- Forest Fires Spread over 9-Mille Front
- Murder Suspect Taken at Rawlins
- Three Wounded in Raid
- Derby Winner is 100 to 1 in Winter Book
- Volcano Hurls Huge Boulders up 1000 feet
- Navy Seaman is Crushed by Shell
- Scheduled for Tuesday
- Dr. Sun Well
- Woman's Colt Black Gold, Derby Winner
- Brother of Thaw Dies at Pasadena
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- Pat Harrison Final Choice for Chairman
- Sweden's Russion Trade Quickly Follows Treaty
- Salt Lake Maan Repairs Light Globes Invention Means Enormous Saving Burned out Wires Are Reconstructed
- Confirmation Announced for Jewish Class
- Li May Come to America
- Work Resumed on New Bingham School
- Architects to Meet
- Hito Volcano Area Shaken by Quakes
- Convention Work to be Ratified
- Have You Seen
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- League of Peace Pact Declined by Russia as Unsatisfactory
- "Father of 57" to Face Mann Charge
- Japanese Fear Further Curbs on Immigration
- Emperor's Health Fails
- Keep Philippines, Says American
- 'Farewell to Thee' Theme Expanded
- Cooled Tokio Bay
- Irish Ban Foreign Games
- Deutschland War Hero Finds Militarism Growing in U. S
- Middle West Church Choirs in Competition
- Protect [Illegible] Save Cotton
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- Park District Mines Active
- Liberty Bonds Hit New High
- Temporary Board Now Controls Silver King
- Commercial Paper in Nominal Demand
- Quiet Tone Prevails on Raw Sugar Market
- Butter Prices Decline on Chicago Market
- Metro-Goldnwyn Combine
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- Wheat Takes down Slant
- Los Angeles Capitalists Finance Prince Consolidated Company
- Auto Lures Millions of American Dollars from U. S. Savings Banks
- Grains, Provisions and Dairy Produce
- Livestock
- Fate of Veto Halts Trading
- Metal Prices Shaded Lower
- U. S. Booking Heavy for Tailteann Games
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- Consolidation of County and City Discussed
- Idaho Woman to Face U. S. Charge
- Weber Democrats to Hold Primary
- Payson High School Students to Graduate
- Local News
- "King of Kokomo" out to Break Broadway's Back
- Attorney Probes Negress' Charges
- 54 Sub-Committees to Show Democrats New York as it Is
- Giant Redwood Forests Saved by Land Donations
- Timepieces Lead N Swiss Exports to United States
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- Charles Peter Hints Plot in Mining Suits
- Salt Lake Family Reaches England
- Tourists May Enter Yellowstone June 15
- Howard Goes East
- Mabey Indorses Legion Program for Poppy Day
- Recovery of Sugar Stock is Sought in Suit
- Garbage Can Law to be Enforced
- Motion Argued on Salina Canyon Line
- Bicycle and Truck Collide; Boy Hurt
- Lions Elect M. M. Nielson District Head
- Mayo Clinician Coming to S. L
- Alleged Wife Deserter Resists Extradition
- New Service Announced
- Parent Teachers Plan Monday Evening Meeting
- Auto Industry is Prosperous Expert Says
- Gasoline Fumes under Awning Cause of Blaze
- Boxelder Bourbons Elect Delegates
- S. F. Attorney Here
- Railroad Rate Measure to be Called Monday
- Day-Old Babe Left at Door on East Side
- Sunday Dinner is Loot of Prowlers
- Rio Grande Heads Steam Roads in Tax Payments
- Fear of Flood from Dam at Layton Past
- Chief Bywater is Visiting England
- Utah Delegates Will Go to L. A. May 31
- Judge Barnes Resigns Bench for Law Firm
- Earl Randoll heads S. L. Bankers Chapter
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- Harry Wills Stands outside Chance in Bout with Champion Dempsey
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- National League
- Saturday's Coast League results
- American League
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- Saturday Box Score
- Richard M'Cabe, with Aid of Mates, Turns in Another Victory
- Johnson Has Hurled Fifteen Opening Games
- Eddie Reddy Acquires Reins of Fred Fulton
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- Mack May Release Perkins, is Rumor
- Presents Season May be Ty Cobb's Last as Regular
- Utah Aggies Capture First Honors in Triangular Track Meet
- Former Hurling Aces Now Coach Rookies
- With the Women
- Temperamental Driver Quits the Prize Ring
- University Hikers to Climb Mount Olympus
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- Bluebloods of the Turf Win Annual Race Classic
- Among the Bushers
- Olympic 200 Meter Champion is Injured
- Red Sox Have Good Fielder in Dudley Lee
- Fred Marberry Looks Good to Senator Prexy
- Prison Ball Team Makes Sixth Consecutive Win
- Utah Rifle Clubs to Boast Sport in State
- Merit Hat and King Coal Clash Today for Amateur Loop Leadership
- Intermountain Tank Meet to be Held This Week
- 'Special Edition ' Gives Arthur Sweet Fame
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- Princeton Wins Polo Championship
- Low Hurdles Mark is Lowered
- Cubs Release Rookie to Wichita Falls Team
- Baise Poloists Still Are Winning Easily
- Red Sex Pilot Always Finds Strong Shortstop
- Rupert is Winner in Idaho State Meet
- Prexy of Tennis Favors Meeting
- Montana State Track Team Departs for Meet
- Utah Athletes Must Enter Coast Tryouts
- Sport Lights and Shadows
- Rank Outsider is Winner of Big Stakes
- Yale is Winner in University Race
- Busher Trainer Gets Results from Black Gold
- Utah Fishermen Gather at First Annual Outing
- Delaney Should Prove Formidable Foe for Greb
- Weber County Democrats Elect State Delegates
- U. S. S. Oklahoma Reported Aground
- Chinese Girl Found after Train Leap
- Ogden Merchants Ask Closed Sunday
- Austrian Count Victor in Davis Cup Match
- New York Sprinter Ties IntersCholastic Record
- Hungary Eliminated by Denmark in Cup Play
- Babe Ruth Takes Part in Safety Day Parade
- White Sox and Giants to Make Tour of Europe
- Twenty-Five Angelenos Dash to Paris for Final Rugby Contest
- Many Changes Brought up at High School Meeting
- University of Denver Defeats Colorado "U"
- Cannefax Still Leading Tourney
- McGraw Enthuses over Young Dean in Debut Effort
- Tourney Season Starts with Forest Dale Play
- Snyder is Rated as Ohio State's Premier Athlete
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- Card of Thanks
- Notice of Special Stock Holders' Meeting
- Funerals
- Still and Mocnshine Uncovered in Raid
- Two Killed in Premature Blast
- Dinosaur Housing Appears Possible
- Fight Against Sea of Sharks Brings Reason
- Party off to chart Arctic Wilderness
- Explorers Ready for Third Assault of Mount Everest
- Sermon Topic Announced
- Hen Lays Huge Egg
- The Old Oaken Bucket Works Overtime Now
- To Brand as Fit Men and Women Seeking Marriage
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- Two Utah Men Join Vote to Override Veto
- Marriage Licenses
- Suit on Accounts
- Mayor's Message Urges Welcome for D. A. V
- State Defends Land Sale to Railroad
- Suits Filed
- New Kiln Installed
- Canyon Lands Finding Buyers
- Mrs. James Robertson Dies at Family Home
- Rail Workers to Dance
- Music Students to Present Opera
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- Bachelor's Love Problems Make Pleasing Story
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- Kipling Says
- What Authors Think of Each Other
- Camping Out
- Bookmen of America Honor British Writer
- Exploits of Deep Sea Hunters Stir Juvenile Interest
- Two Women Trade Places to Win Goal of Ambition
- The Bridegroom's Lot in Mexico
- Dust-Covered Statue Hides Say of Sculptor's Blasted Hopes
- Goodluck and Bad in Newfoundland
- Utah Professor Adds Interest to Utah Geography
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- English Hope to Bring up German Ships
- Speculation in Pearls Caused by Big Demand
- Woman Sails 1,100,000 Miles
- America Best Customer of Jap Exporter
- Paris Theatre Doorkeeper Makes King Pay Tax
- Swedish Radio Nearly Ready
- Swedish Mother Proud of U. S. World Aviator
- Homely Sentiments Rule Wherever Shines the Sun
- Swedish Airmen Set up Striking Safety Record
- Stinnes' Hobby Was Books
- Show Paintings by Workingmen
- Flight Around Australia
- Serbs, Croats, Slovenes Prepare for Coronation
- White Slavery Flourishing in Berlin Cabarets
- Shipwrights Building Oil Burners and Oil Carriers
- Japanese Paper Sends Farmers to New Homes
- Japan Provides Divers' Suits for Submarines
- High Winds in Europe
- French Political Parties Indorse Nations League
- Prince Likes to Sneak out minus Guards
- Camera Views of People and Events in Cable News
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- Current Attractions
- Ethel Barrymore is Coming May 29 to 31
- "The Moral Sinner" Opens Today at Paramount
- Dancer in Christensen's Revenue
- Heard Along Broadway
- "Loving Lies, " New Attraction at the Isis
- "The Fool" Plays Salt Lake next Tuesday and Wednesday
- "The County Chairman" to be Revived
- "Fiddle to Film" is New Attraction at the Gem
- "Cameo Kirby, " New Drama Film at the Kinema
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- "Bluff" is Exciting and Delightful at Victory
- West Junior High to Present Play
- Monte Carter Will Say Au Revoir to Salt Lake City This Week
- Marie Corelli, Woman of Mystery
- Ocean Expanse Lures Sea Lion
- Miranda E. Matson Offers Dance Treat
- Old Times Come Back
- Five Zoos Robbed of Parrots
- "Tales of Hoffman" at Wilkes Theatre next Friday
- New Books at Library
- Birds in Captivity
- "Boy of Mine" Heads Double Bill at American
- Bond Concert at Liberty Park Sunday Afternoon
- Mrs. Kerr's Pupils Appear in Recital
- Electrification of Rail Liens Begins in Japan
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-05-18 | Page 9 | Quiet Tone Prevails on Raw Sugar Market
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1924-05-18 |
| 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/s6xh3t95 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6xh3t95 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Quiet Tone Prevails on Raw Sugar Market |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1924-05-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 9 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6xh3t95/18914229 |