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- Marshall Draws Line on White House
- New Post for Saburi
- Uses Flatiron and Knife in Slaying Woman
- Films Assailed for Crime Themes
- Germans Buy Irish Linens
- Outlaw Captured
- Ulster Cabinet Firm
- Coolidge Given Maryland Support
- Grossman Pardon Regular, Claimed
- Landis Uttered Untruth, Charge
- Small Income Rate Cut One-Third Mellon-Democrat Taxes Compared
- More Hebrideans Leave for Canada
- Akron Banker Dies
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- Presbyterians to Meet in Texas
- Rate Slashes Are Attacked by President
- Oregon Trout Eggs Shipped to Prague
- Stock Scourge Spread due to Farm Visitors
- 38 Chinese Pirates Shot at Hongkong
- Bishop Carey Lauds Heroism of Negro
- Langley on Trial for Conspiracy
- Film Actor Ill
- Two Trains Crash Headon; Five Hurt
- Russians Angry over Berlin Action
- Kate Klaxton Dies at New York Home
- Idahoan Dies from Hurts in Battle, Claim
- K. of C. Guests of Eastern Masons
- Idaho Atea Will be U. S. Monument
- Larkin Improves
- Attorneys in Session
- G. O. P. Legislator Consider Stand
- One Killed in Oil Field Blast
- Shares Dishonor of Guilty Mate
- Exclusion Bill Not a Departure
- Flapper Bandit Goes to Prison
- Troops Ready to Carry out Hanging Order
- Methodist Church Women Battle for Places on Governing Board
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- Lockwood Called to Explain Attacks
- Ei Paso National Bank Closes Doors
- Unmarried Couple Live Together as Platonic Friends
- Martin's Men Will Proceed toward Attu
- Reduced One-Way Fares
- Mrs. Paist Named Y. M. C. A. President
- Body Identified as Man Facing Charge
- Midvale Paving Contract Awarded
- Brewer Holds to Story of Bond Frauds
- Coolidge Denies Navy Strength Much Depleted
- Fashion Revue is Gala Affair
- Japanese Are in Suspense, Writer Says
- Germans Give Dawes Report Bare Majority
- Young Doheny Brieg Witness in Oil Scandal
- Royal Arrests Overestimated Kurski Claims
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- Five Salt Lakers to Attend Cleveland Meet
- Church President Returns from East
- Fight Looms on League Decision
- Elsie Ferguson Weds Third Time
- Young is Elected Committee Head
- On Inspection Tours
- Knights Postpone Tuesday Meeting
- Work is Resumed on Granddaddy Lakes Road
- Salt Laker on National Board U. S. Chamber
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- Gillett Delays Labor Board [Illegible]
- Daughter of Lee Dies
- Uses Flatiron and Knife in Slaying Woman
- Land Probe Urged
- Three Drown When Sand Steamer Sinks
- Park City Liquor Cases to be Tried Thursday
- Federal Warrant Received
- Stream in Willard Canyon on Rampage
- Weber Essentially Great Dairy County
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- Aviators Reach Boise
- North Sanpete High Alumni Holds Banquet
- Fire from Electric Iron Menaces Home
- Car Plunges into Springs
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- Trial of Suit Against O. S. L. is under Way
- Licensed to Marry
- B. Y. U. Student Dies of Bright's Disease
- Wasatch Academy Commencement Planned
- Engineers' Verdict Sought on Dam
- Ogden Man Sent to State Prison
- Catle Loss due to Poor Grazing
- Aged Resident of Payson Dies Form Injuries
- Worker May Lose Sight in Shops Blast
- K. C. Firm Enter Delta Territory
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- Utah Has Right to Operate Industrial Plants at Prison
- Buttery Loses Diamond Ring on Conviction
- Worker Sues Railroad for $50,000 Damages
- Child Injured by Keith Automobile
- Alleged Writer for Magazine Held as Fraud
- Resolution Received
- Rooney Identifies Royce as Holdup
- Fire Slightly Damages South State St. Home
- Coal Lands Lease to be Auctioned June 18
- Change Made in Water Ordinance
- Nine Arrested in Apartment Raid
- Widow of Early S. L. Mayor Dies
- Sentence in Liquor Case is Annulled
- Jericho Wool Bids Rejected at 40 Cents
- Volstead Act Bars Tax on Liquor, Claim
- Coal Operators Put Mines in Good Shape
- Fourth East Paving Project Authorized
- Plaintiff Rests on Alenation Suit
- Abolishment of College Caps Urged
- Board Frees Man Slated to Quit U. S.
- Mail Service Chief to Visit Salt Lake
- Book Circulation Shows Big Increase
- Justice Teller in Salt Lake June 14
- S. L. Hospitals to Celebrate May 12
- Fake Account in Local Bank Lands Burglar
- Echo of Denver Mint Robbery Heard Weather Beaten $4,000 Sack Found Marks on Bag Convincing Link
- Mother Smokes, Drinks, Charge in Doyle Case
- Policemen Arrange Band Uniform Benefit
- Robbers Ransack Louis Frank Home
- Rail Worker Wins Verdict for $6000
- Decision Affirmed in Beaver Action
- Dairy Future is Flattering, Croft Says
- S. L. Rotarians Will Name New Heads Tonight
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- Arizona to Play for Collegiate Polo Title
- Leopard and Panther Court Teams Play
- Harris to Play Bierer for Leopard Golf Title
- S. L. Soccer Referees Form Organization
- Arus Westover Winner of Logan Cycle Marathon
- Suburban Teams for Amateur Baseball Loop
- Army to Stage Play of Golf Championship
- Western Clubs Will Get Chance to Test Strength in East
- Est High Baseball Team Defeats Parsons
- Mulcahy Stay Rookie Twirler of New Season
- Roped Arena
- Vean Gregg, Indian Hurler, is One of Most Noted Come-Backs in History of the Diamond Sport
- Clark Rich Hurls Sigma Chi Team to Victory
- Saints Trim Murray High Baseball Team
- With the Coasters in the Big Leagues
- Ralph Stroud Ready to Win some Games
- Salt Lake and Sacramento to Open Series Here on Wednesday
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- Edward Leach Dies
- Spanish Fork Rotary Clun Elects Oficers
- Two Are Charged with Liquor Law Violation
- Spanish Fork Scouts Given Medal Awards
- Sharks' Teeth Dug from Hill Far Inland
- The Nut Cracker
- Junior High Nines Will Play Games Today
- American Team Should at Olympics, Expert Says
- Former Red Player Dies from Heart Disease
- Panthers Lose to Beta Theta Pi Frat Nine
- "Radiant Red" Loses Protest on Bee Game
- Chief Yellowhorse is Hope of Charley Pick's Senators for Place in 1924 Pennant Chase
- Italian Olympic Net Team Loses Four Games
- Three Deaths in Vicinity of Logan
- Students Hear Talk on Commercial Theme
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- Crosby's Injuries Will Hamper Leopard Chances
- Retired Publisher Dies
- Former Granite Athlete to Enter Georgetown
- Prisoner Escapes
- Champion Lewis Again Defeats "Pools" Mondt
- Former Crimson Star Athlete Becomes Dad
- Boston Slugger Draws Big Fine for Bad Conduct
- Panthers Have Local Division Baseball Title within Grasp
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- Delinquent Notice
- Notice on Contractors
- Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting
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- Action Postponed on New Parking Rules
- Club Women Name Slate
- Postmaster Labor Agents
- Woman Raps Imperialism in Islands Rule
- Delinquent List of Tax Sales for the Year 1919
- Points at Law Argued in Alleged "Salting" Case
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- Coolidge Urged by Methodists to Modify Bill
- Bank Deposits Show Decline
- Attorney Will Draft Meat Peddling Law
- Charges Desertion
- Child Os Injured When Hit by Auto
- Farewell for Dentists
- Wall Street Briefs
- Walker Take Preferred up
- Marriage Licenses
- Bankruptcies
- Births
- Raw Sugar Higher
- Liquor Charge Filed
- Ballard to Speak
- "Little Miss Bluebird" Coming next Week
- Freight Car Loadings Less than Year Ago
- Plans Completed for Provo Meet
Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-05-06 | Page 9 | Fourth East Paving Project Authorized
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1924-05-06 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6rr61cj |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rr61cj |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Fourth East Paving Project Authorized |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1924-05-06 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 9 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rr61cj/18916802 |