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- Norma Talmadge Sells Mansion
- Four Killed, 7 Injured; Gale Wrecks Homes
- Sailors Killed by Hondurans, Capital Report
- Tammany Chief Wanted Smith to Lead Democrats for Presidency
- Mcadoo Talks for Tariff Reduction
- Mcnary-Haugen Bill Urged for Adoption
- Disabled Steamer Lands Passengers
- Records Are Poorly Kept, Report Shows
- Arizona Copper Pioneer Dies in N. Y.
- French Aviator is Making Good Speed
- Negotiations of 1913 Excluded
- Mrs. Cornelia Duke Weds Gotham Man
- Grand Jury Ready of Oil Evidence
- Armed Agrarians Terrorize Mexico
- Dr. Cadman to Speak
- Postal Workers May Get Raise
- Coolidge Money Begs for Takers
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- Winifred Westover Hopes to Return
- Storm Menaces Racing Balloonists
- Illinois Gang Robs Clerk in Front of Bank
- Fifteen Students to be Expelled
- Republic Recognized
- Plague Spreads
- Admiring Britishers Cheer Film Stars
- Poster Attacking Women Recalled
- Game Postponed
- Rotarians Elect Bentley President
- Senate Rejects Mellon Proposal
- Nine I. W. W. Convicted
- Johnson Decides to Close Campaign
- Jap Protests on Legislation Burden Cables
- Reported Favorably
- Child Labor Bill under Discussion
- Miller Reelected News Alliance Head
- Woman Militarist Accused of Murder
- Veterans Gather for Celebration
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- Thaw Stamps Rabbit Story Concocted Lie
- Carl E. Grunsky to Speak before Utah Engineers
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- Quota for Training Camp is Assured
- Alleged Bootlegger Begins 180-Day Term
- Small Roof Fire
- Local News
- U. P. Poultry Train Planned
- University Students Hold Annual Election
- Machine Lefts and Piles Beets
- Hampton and Richel Give ' Utah Sale' Talks
- Gunnison to Provide Funds for Highway
- Information Sent to Spain
- Burtons Announce Son
- I. O. O. F. to Observe 105th Anniversary
- Wool Growlers Oppose Range Fee Increase
- Divorce Decree Modified
- Given Prison Term for $6 Robbery
- Mine Awards Announced
- Sister-in-Law Dies
- Industrial Award Made
- Salt Lake Student Receives Fellowship
- Husband Charges Wife Arrested on Coast
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- Smith out for Presidency; Can't Get it in Son's Club
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- Elk Protected in Germany
- Juries Convict Two
- Cruelty Grounds Win Divorce for Wife
- Gateman Wills All to Romance Girl
- Republican Organ Reads out Radicals
- Trainmen Hold Parley over Increased Wage
- Gila River Bridge to Cost $5,500,000
- Busy Summer Mapped for Boy Scouts
- Smuggled Gun Aids Prisoners in Jail Break
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- Millard Bond Election Hot Contest
- Jap Attacks Peruvian
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- Hyrum Citizens Urged into Chamber Activity
- Small Blizzard Hits Weber County
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- Lawyers Honor Juge Kimball at Bar Banquet
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- Brigham Rotarians Name Committees for Year
- Miner is Crushed in Coming off Shift
- Pioneer Dies
- Provo Offers Prize for Best Boy's Chorus
- Mt. Pleasant Lions Entertain the Ladies
- Child Scalded in Tub of Boiling Soap
- Spanish Fork G. O. P.'S Name State Delegates
- Two Divorces Granted by Logan District Court
- Ephraim High School Students Elect Officers
- Ogden Chamber Will Employ New Assistant
- Psychologist Advises Praise instead of Knock
- Henderson Returns
- Warner Infant Dies
- Junius Rigby Dies
- Knee is Injured
- Bruised in Mine
- Land Sale Held
- To Attend Steel Day
- Japs Leaving Shantung
- Former Montana Governor is Dead
- Abolish Dining Cars
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- Chamber Plan Would Admit Families
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- Industrial Recovery of U. S. Amazes Britain
- Germany Refuses Air Route to Paris Planes
- Lawns to Adorn Army Barracks
- Garden Livers Travel
- Cobbler Steps out to Sow Wild Oats after Seventy Years of Sewing Soles
- Mount Mckinley Sinking because of Earthquakes
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- New York Revives Fame of Convention of 56 Years Ago
- Haiti Reports Show Island Enjoyed Year of Progress
- Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy
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- Laurentic's Sunken Treasure Being Salvaged
- Girl Scouts Executive Body to Honor Workers
- Thinks Long Voyage No Bar to America's Chance
- Dr. Munk's New Honor
- Habeas Corpus Started in Woman's Arrest
- Davis County G. O. P. Will Name Delegates
- Davis County Officers Raid Moonshine Plant
- Weymouth Visits Utah
- Air Postman Called 'Moose Ptarmigan'
- Mrs. Malcolm Recovers
- Payroll Builder out with Ogden Article
- Kaysville Citizens Will Meet May 1
- Youth Jailed for Kaysville Fight
- Nine Trustees to Administer Fund
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- Insanity Cure Gland Study Expert Avers
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- Damage $1,000,000 in Oakland Fire
- Newspaper Lists Balkan Armament
- House to Conclude Work by June 1
- Snow Blasted from Alaska Railroad Lines
- No Likelihood of Another Irish War
- Ex-German Soldiers to Farm Estate in Persia
- Noble Bird Lover Mistaken for Tramp
- First Woman Sheriff
- Aged Moderator Dies
- Dawes Report Discussed
- Billboards May Vanish on Coast
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- Judge Insists Liquor Must be Produced
- Outdoor Fan Would Enjoy Nature Might Also Visit "Merrie England" Could be Induced to Take Few Drinks
- Ogden Official Turns Earring Tinto Neat Clue
- Dry Agents Lax in Duty, Mckell Tells Richards
- Former Utahn Facing Charge
- Bank Institute Names Slate for Election
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- Lead Pipe Thieves Sentenced to Jail
- Community Chest Plan Approved by Committee
- Silent Partner of Leo Peyton Held by Court
- Retail Sugar Price Advances Ten Cents
- Knickerbocker Appointment is Confirmed
- Death Cause under Probe
- Two Are Hurt in Auto Wreck
- Shed and Garage Burn, with Loss of $325
- Concert by Radio
- Rail Builders Move Outfits to New Work
- Thief Ransacks Home in Daylight Hours
- Woman Denies Charge
- Coalville by Stage
- May 5-9 Cleanup Week in Salt Lake County
- Washout Causes Trains to Detour
- Girl Injured When Struck by Auto
- Masons Confer 32d Degree on 31 Candidates
- Twelve in Race for District Judges
- Robbers Make $2000 Haul at S. L. Fur Store
- Truck Driver is Injured
- Father Opens Court Fight to Regain Children
- Water Improvement Planned at Brigham
- Road Reported Open
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- Panthers Strengthen Hold on First Place in Divisional Flag Race
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- Bankers Open Baseball Paly Saturday Afternoon
- Sunday Morning League Players and Pilots Meet
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- Three Holes of Fort Golf Course Being Used
- Fifteenth Annual Drake Relay Begins
- Billiard Champions to Exhibit Wares in S. L.
- Thursday Division Play is Again Postponed
- L. D. S. Tennis Tourney Reaches Final Round
- Basketball Awards Made at Wasatch Academy
- Portland Batters Way to Third Straight Win over Salt Lake
- Nebraska Heavyweight Pins Joe Mondt to Mat
- Harry Greb Banned by Boxing Authorities
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- Hilltoppers and Aggies Primed for Dual Meet on Cummings Field
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- With the Women
- Helen Wills May be Handicapped in Title Ne Play by Change in Climate
- Golfing Changes Character, Says Golf Counselor
- Tilden Defeats Manuel Alonso in Net Games
- Dixon Buys Interest in Bratrice Ball Club
- Local Schools Enter Provo Carnival
- Two Records Made in Detroit-Cleveland Game
- Hoppe and Schaefer Will Play Here Today
- Provo is Set for Staging of Invitational Tournament Saturday
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- Means Records Disappear in Senate Probe
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- Senator Urges Adv. Rates for Political Bunk
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- Diamond Dust
- Willie Hoppe Displays Skill in Ogden Match
- 4000 Athletes to Compete in Penn Carnival
- Bryant Junior Wins from Roosevelt Nine
- 'Murderball' Bill Ranft Favored to Win Tourney
- K. C. Star Still Leads World's Billiard Tourney
- Rules Made for Midwest Olympic Bicycle Trials
- Former Wolverine Coach Signs Trojan Contract
- Paddock and Hurley to Race at Carnival
- Huskie Crew May Not Go East to Water Races
- "Pincic" Blondes Promenade
- Overproduction in Coal Closes Mines
- English and Scottish Runners Meet in Relays
- Brigham City Golf Club Elects Officers
- Japan to Enter Net Team in Olympiad
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- East Calls for Bonds in West
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- Butter Prices Have World-Wide Gauge
- British-German Combine to Control Dye Business
- Pigs Increase in Ireland
- Loneliest Outpost in World on Kara Sea
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- Mayor Boosts Park and Auditorium
- Wall Street Briefs
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- Wool Market Holds Steady
- Western Pacific to Issue $3,105,000 Trust Bonds
- Wall Street Bulls Active
- Battery Station Man Alleged Auto Thief
Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-04-25 | Page 15 | Dixon Buys Interest in Bratrice Ball Club
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1924-04-25 |
| 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/s60907fb |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60907fb |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Dixon Buys Interest in Bratrice Ball Club |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1924-04-25 |
| 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/s60907fb/18918287 |