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- Death Results from Accident in Utah Mine
- Coolidge at His Desk in White House
- Nineteen Russ Make Appeal to U. S. People
- Wood's Policy in Islands Discussed
- Ganna Walska May Become Mother
- Government Gets Gift of Horses
- Yale Man Guilty of Embezzlement
- Break Threatens over British Note
- 8-Hour Shifts Now in Effect at Steel Mill
- New German Cabinet List is Announced
- German Mobs Plunder Food Storehouses
- Giant Sequoia Dedicated as Harding Tree
- Floating Rum Palace Will Lure Thirsty L
- Lookout Sleeps as Denver Cops Nab Gamblers
- Bandit Robs Bank in L. A. Suburb
- Iowa Bandits Escape with $5000 in Cash
- Child Dies as Result of Bite by Rattlesnake
- Gloria Swanson in New York Hospital
- Francs Drop to Lowest Figure
- Typo Union Opens Convention
- Rum Pirates Loot Vessel of Rich Cargo
- Seven Missing on Excursion to Lake Beach
- Rail Employes' Meeting on Wage Question Called
- Two Killed When Gas Car Hits Auto
- Saunders Ready to Surrender All
- New President Has Policy to Guard Public
- Troops Guard Plant during Illinois Strike
- Conclusion of U. S.-Mexican Parley Nears
- Glaring Headlights Bring $5 Fines
- Aged Indian Chief Dies at Glacier Park
- Norfolk Publisher Extends Interests
- Coolidge to be 1924 Candidate
- Farmers Ask Coolidge to Call Session
- Boy Killed by Golf Ball
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- Protection of Pacific Coast Navy's Policy
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- U. S. Must Have World Market, Borah Asserts
- Citizens Fail in Their Duty, Neslen Says
- California Mail Storage Car Burns
- French Regard Britian's Note with Disfavor
- Ogden Men to Face Mann Charges
- Centenarian Found Dead in Cabin Home
- Relief Society Worker Dies at Daughter's Home
- Local News
- Death Penalty for Three in Poison Scheme
- Cottonwood Traffic Blocked by Slide
- Draft Evader Changes Mind About Return
- Reformed Gambler to Speak at Mission
- Rio Grande Permitted Lower Rate Schedule
- Salt Lake Resident Succumbs in Idaho
- Local News
- Khorassan Knights Gather at Portland
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- Idaho Bishop Slips on Plank, Breaks Neck
- Ex-Mayor of Brigham Dies
- Small Town Stages Show
- Sanpete Principal Now Superintendent
- New Statute Defeats Plan for Remarriage
- Child Succumbs after Scalding
- Maughan Honored by Logan Legion
- Idaho Taxable Wealth Totals $347,867,567
- Mt. Pleasant Pioneer Dies after Long Illness
- Logan Receives Bids on Electric Light Bonds
- Pocatello Dry Squad Interrupts Operations
- Ogden Business Men Lack Legion Project
- Last Services Held in Twentieth Ward Chapel
- Boise to Have Main Line of Union Pacific
- Cuba Asked to Delay Action on Rail Bill
- Young Man Dies
- Licensed to Wed
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- Current Attractions
- "If at First," Etc., Write Another One
- New Double Bill at the Kinema
- "Two Little Vagrants" Now Jealous Fools
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- Society
- Mildred Davis Weds Capitalist in September
- Movie Queen Balks at Morality in Contract
- Fatty Snaders at State Tuesdays Now
- Little Theatre Groups Plans Production Center
- Official to Expose Scheme to Show Old Films
- Will Make Film in Georgia Swamps
- "Rain" Gives Actors Holiday
- Oxen May be Painted Black
- Municipal Opera Nets Good Profit
- Becker Shoots at Lagoon
- Mccullough Plays "Taffy" in Trilby
- Lloyd Hughes Finishes Three Films
- "The Fool" to Close in New York Soon
- "Lawful Larceny" Begins at Paramount
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- Work on Utah Pig Iron Plant Moves Rapidly
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- Laxity Shown in Handling of Poison, Charge
- Southern Pacific to Fight Electric Road
- Union Pacific Auditors Hold S. L. Meeting
- Four Perish in Ohio Windstorm
- Cupid Ignored by Pair
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- Gasoline War Pinches Many Oil Refineries
- Students Make Good Showing in Army Camp
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- Three Injured in Accidents over Week End
- More Autoists Taken under Headlight Law
- Fair Coal Palace May be Arranged
- Fire Department Puts out Downtown Blaze
- Crooks Trim Own Gentry in California, Convict Says
- Motor Rider Injured When Hit by Auto
- Thieves Take Jewelry from S. L. Residences
- Mrs. Jane Leatham Reid Dies at Family Home
- Elks to Discuss Clubhouse Committee
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- John Held Jr. near Top as Illustrator
- Eight-Pound Girl Born to Mrs. R. C. Glasmann
- Complaints in Prison Scheme May be Issued
- Blind to be Guests at Picnic in Park
- K. C. Asked to Attend O'donnell Funeral Rites
- State Engineer Caldwell Returns from Vacation
- Observers Needed
- Auditor Leaves
- Rupert Hughes and Film Folk Shoot Scenes in City Creek
- Time Set for Night Flying by Air Mail
- Dr. Black to Resume His Duties Tomorrow
- Yes, He Had No Bananas, but Moonshine-Ah!
- Taxpayers Ask Cement Road; Bids Received
- S. R. Guggenheim Pays Visit to Utah Property
- Denver Couple Touring West Robbed of Car
- Second in Family Succumbs to Fever
- Silver Lake Closed to Fishermen for Season
- Carbon-Officials Confer on Road
- Local News
- New Geographies Have Utah Section
- Warrants Received for U S. Aid Roads
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- Western Opts. and Go-Getters Tied as Amateur Loo Race Ends
- De Palma Injured in Auto Race Yesterday
- Reds and Pirates Falter in Hot Pennant Race
- Squires and Fisher to Meet in Golf Finals
- Geneva to Saratoga Swim Postponed a Week
- Soccer Players to Hold Party Wednesday
- Argentine Swimmer Makes English Channel Distance in Record Time
- Squable Arrises over Utah Power-Opt Game
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- Woman Fears Bullet; Falls Unconscious
- Australians Triumph over Japanese Tennis Players
- Britain Recaptures Racing Honors
- Americans Cop Tennis Honors
- Mashie and Chip Help to Cut down Scores
- Forest Dale Golfers Trim Ogden Team
- Babe Ruth Tried for Home Run Laurels
- Firpo to Meet Weinert Tonight
- Government to State Policy on S. P. and C. P
- Net Star Ready to Start Conquest for Open Laurels
- Working Women to Meet in Vienna
- Austria to Have Radio
- Frankie Darren and Mishkind End Training
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- Around Town
- Fischer Ranked as No. 1 Tennis Player
- Champion Retains His Tennis Singles Honors
- "Bamino" Ruth Leading Swatters in American League
- Bees Lose Two Games to Oaks and Slide into Fifth Place
- New York Swat Star Tops Heilmann in Batting Race
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- Kerns Draws Release; Blacholder Sent Home
- Diamond Dust
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- Boise Sportsmen Fined for Violating Laws
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- Metal Stocks Break Lower
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- N. Y. Band and Stock Markets
- Weekly Bond Summary
- Grains, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- Tintic Proves Good Host
- Livestock Markets
- Nevada Cons. May Give out in Eighteen Years
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- Deaths
- Banking Notes
- Wall Street Briefs
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- Mining and Oil
- Crescent Eagle Test Still Cutting Capping
- Notice to Contractors
- Notice to Sidders
- Local News
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-08-13 | Page 5 | Mccullough Plays "Taffy" in Trilby
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1923-08-13 |
| 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/s62c3165 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62c3165 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Mccullough Plays "Taffy" in Trilby |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1923-08-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62c3165/19004542 |