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- Page 1
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- Great Fire in Japan
- Walks Across U. S. in Payment of Wager
- Manufacturer Shares Profits with Worker
- Hatfield is Governor of West Virginia
- Crude in Desire to be Great
- Local News
- Local News
- Moros Attacking Town of Jolo
- White House Very Carefully Guarded
- Local News
- Local News
- Customs Service to be Revolutionized
- First Lady of the Land
- Woodrow Wilson Inaugurated
- Taft Vetoed Big Sundry Civil Bill
- Page 2
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- The Weather
- Policy of Porfirio Diaz to be Restored
- Refused Answers to Immigration Officers
- Agitator Ettor is Deported from Canada
- Italy Increase Army
- Captured by Indians
- Sanford Lecture is Heard by Many
- Federal Employee Charged with Assault
- Lineman Recovering from Awful Shock
- To Replace Service of Two Trains Soon on Salt Lake Road
- Ely's Cream Balm Opens Clogged Nostrils and Head-Catarrh Goes
- Eight-Hour Carrier Law in Force Today
- Special Law Needed to Receive Fine
- To Hold Judicial Recall Election
- Falls Seventeen Stories and Lives
- Tubercular Test for Cows is Being Tried
- Park Appropriation is Cut in Session
- Alleged Coal Land Fraud Cases Continued
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- Writes Farewell Letter
- Charged with Assault
- Percival Round over to District Court
- Roberts Assigned to Hempel's Post
- Increase in Treasury of State is $200,000
- [Illegible] Abbey Talks to Ogden Students
- [Illegible] Officers Denied Right of Annual Ball
- Suit to Recover
- Charged with Neglect
- Demonstrate Pruning
- On Border Duty
- Downtown Realty Deal
- First Annual Meeting
- Complete Hearing
- Thrown from Buggy
- Violate Liquor Law
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- Freed of Drug Habit Grip, Former 'Fiend' Pleads for Others Hitting the 'Long Road'
- Deaths and Funerals
- Local News
- Sunday Closing Bill Meets Fate in Senate
- Pass Bill Killed by Blow in Senate
- Eisteddfod Proves Delightful Occasion
- Local News
- Pleads Guilty
- Storm Stops Fighting
- Three Governors in Three Days in Jersey
- Local News
- Complete Drawing for First Matches
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- Page 6
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- Republic's Greatness Rests on Honor, Says Marshall
- Taft's Last White House Day Busy
- Vice-President and Mrs. Thos. R. Marshall
- Decorations Emblematic of Simplicity
- Assessment No. 12
- Believe Wiretappers Got Mrs. Mills $40,000
- Another Strike Vote to be Take at Once
- Members of Wilson's Cabinet Briefly Sketched
- Administer Utah to Wilson and Marshall
- Postmaster General
- Page 7
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- Military Ball at Logan Great Success
- Soldiers Had Not Heard of It
- Another Border Fight at Douglas
- To Meet Orozco
- More Greek Troops Land
- Greeks Quarrel; One Uses Gun
- One Fruit Grower Favors Ordinance
- Annual Snow Survey Begins Tomorrow
- Taft and Party off for Georgia
- Final Work on New Orpheum Being Done
- Local News
- Plan Conventions
- Judge Gray Made Hague Commissioner
- Darrow Trial is Nearing the End
- Around the Town
- Favorable Report on Bamberger Bills
- Woodrow Wilson
- To Sifting Committee
- Mrs. Oscar Groshell Here; Didn't March is Suffrage Parade
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- Notice
- Page 8
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- Mother and Son Unable to Talk; Use Signs
- Jerome Employed to Fight Thaw Case
- Raided by Bandits
- Turner at Liberty
- Turner Alleged Still to be in Danger
- Threats Are Made Against Foreigners
- Local News
- Fall Attacks for Border Patrol Policy
- Local News
- Two Dead, Third May Die; Result of Quarrel
- Big Fire Wipes out Heart of a City
- Fireworks Display Greatest the Capital City Has Ever Seen
- A Notable Short Story by a Famous Writer
- Autoists Dashed from Seats; Bandits' Plot
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- Goldfield Con. Mine Conditions Changed during Six Months
- Chino and Ray Will Cash Their Copper and Pay Dividends
- New York Money
- New Haven Lowest for Quarter Century
- London Quotations
- Live Stock Markets
- American Smelting Plants in Mexico
- The Day in Congress
- Conduct of Police is Denounced
- Local News
- Local News
- Mrs. Stewart is Admitted to Bail
- Idaho Legislative Business Congested
- M'combs to be French Embassador
- Board of Health Has Friedmann's Matter in Hand
- Received by Pope
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- Guggenheim Agency Sold 10 Days Ahead of Copper Product
- Wheat Prices Lean to the Bear Side
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- This Baby May Help British in Future Olympics
- Sutton Defeat Spaniard
- Great Falls Manager Has a Full Team
- Sheppard Wins Easily
- Military Rifle League
- New World's Record Made in Relay Race
- Resents Statements That Utah County Quail Are Starving
- Heagren Signs Peter Drobach for Season
- Peerless Leader Has Definitely Decided He Will Play First
- Diamond Dust
- Gotch to Wrestle Zbyszko's Conqueror
- "My Hardest Battle"
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- Bowling Congress Record is Broken
- Mike's Health Improves
- Hugh M'intosh is in Peck of Trouble over Negro's Family
- Legislature Meets
- Hallenback Again to Coach Penn. State
- Roped Arena
- Hitting Old Eli some Hard Blows
- Chicago Bowlers Threaten Revolt
- Packey Says He'll Retire in a Year
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- Want Water Mains Extended to Home
- Straw Bond Method Gets Jolt in Court
- Suit to Collect
- Violate Liquor Laws
- Biersach in City
- Sues for Divorce
- Two Fires in City Do Slight Damage
- Arrested on Charge of Failure to Provide
- Badly Wounded by Attack of Brakeman
- Milk War Possible Outcome of Dairymen's Proposed Union
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- Bull Moose Appear Cheerful at Luncheon
- Thousands See Auto Show; Many Sales Expected at Exhibit
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- Three Divorces Granted
- Find for Defendant
- Leatham Denies Attempt to Assess Bank Capital Stock
- Utah's Lawmakers the Lower House
- Merchants Recover Their Stolen Goods
- Hadley's Lecture is Feature of Course
- Capital Commission Meets Late Today
- Commission's Budget Work is Finished
- Salt Lake Route Plans Big Tourist Trips to the State
- Fruit Growers Meet
- In the House
- Democrats of House Wire Greetings to President Wilson
- Local News
- Senate Tears through Work like Express
Salt Lake Telegram | 1913-03-04 | Page 4 | The Durax Armored Pavement
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-03-04 |
| 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/s61v9h3d |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61v9h3d |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | The Durax Armored Pavement |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-03-04 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 4 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61v9h3d/18930771 |