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- Federal Court Deals Knockout to Coal Trust
- British Governor Offers Insult to American Admiral
- British Papers Cannot Justify Governor's Move
- Will Make Salt Lake Chief City on Shortest Line Across Continent
- Swettenham at Last is Thankful to Us
- Sutherland to Admit some Charges Against the Church Are True
- Bench Warrant for A. Fred Wey
- Railroad Bill is Introduced
- One Killed in Wreck
- Woman Prisoner Must Wait Three Months for Trial
- New York Metals
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- Extra Star in Big American Flag is for "Okle-Ho-Me"
- Mother Hires Yacht to Keep Son at Sea till He's Twenty-Six
- Schuman-Heink in Wreck but is Unhurt
- Farmers Form Union to Ship to Clearing-House
- Second Attempt Made
- Hurt in Panic on "L" Road
- Admiral Davis, the Object of Insult, Won Many Honors
- Removal of the Surgeons Criminal, Declare the Nurses
- Refugees Are Taken to Santiago, Cuba
- Panama Doesn't Know
- Paris "Lid" Not on Tight
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- Moran Bonus Claim Will be Settled in the Courts
- To Ask Utah for an Exhibit in Seattle
- Clark's Steamship Line Ready to Start
- Commercial Club for Cedar City
- Real "Booster" is Col. Nicol
- Plans Erection of Big Canning Factory
- Freed's Many Friends Indignant; Evident He Was Misled by Advice
- Anthracite Coal Found in Iron County; Coal Company is Active
- "Sunday Lid" a Good Thing for Workmen
- To Save Beets
- Dry Farming Plan
- To Make Treating to Drinks Felony
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- Big Realty Deals for High-Class Property
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- To Subscribers
- To Subscribers
- New Teacher Engaged
- Scabbies at Show
- Little Boy Dies
- American Forker Robbed
- Brigham Young Widow
- The Ridges Here
- Former Salt Laker Here
- Mr. Morris Moves
- Dr. Hunting's Change
- Mr. Lowry Leaves
- Have Let Japs Go
- To Honor Burns' Memory
- Deat at Age of 72
- Freshmen Eat Peanuts
- Many Children to Sing
- Western Loan Dividend
- To Improve Second Street
- Mrs. Johnson's Mother Dead
- Home from Mine Fields
- More Militia Members
- On a Serious Charge
- Farewell to Elder Holliday
- Oscar Williams Home
- Brotherhood to Meet
- Accused of Embezzlement
- Mrs. Swonson's Brother Dead
- Mrs. Levisque's Burial
- Newhouse "Remembers" Orchestra
- W. A. Needham Goes East
- Brown Files Bond
- Mrs. Hoopiinina Petitions
- Jordan Principals Meet
- Excursion to Rhyolite
- Two Flags to G. A. R
- Extend Twin Falls Canal
- Man Who Spits; He's King of Pests
- Pardons Bestowed and Denied by Board
- Saloon is Robbed
- Prisoner Escapes
- Local Mention
- Pioneer's Funera to be Held Tomorrow
- White Slave Trade; Bad Young Men; Scored by Woman
- Town of 1700 People Builds a School That Cost $29,000
- Today's Bunch of Town Gossip
- Record-Breaking Sale of Fine Sheep Made
- Coal Shortage in the Far West Prevents Traffic
- Mendon Man Dead
- George Terry Buried from Home of Bishop
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- Reclamation of Lands by Dry Farming to be Discussed This Week
- John D. at Services in a Negro Church
- Contagion Increases in Chicago Rapidly
- When a Girl's Garter Snaps on the Street, Should She Mend it ?
- Capt. Bard Not Lost in Storm, as Feared
- Utah Boy Makes Great Record at Annapolis
- Local News
- In Doubt
- Live-Stock Show to Attract 4000
- Offers to Sell Doctor's Letters
- Heavy Snowfall at Logan
- Smurthwaite Makes Attack on Church
- Queer Articles for the Corbett Murphy Contest
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- Hen and Rooster Take Sheep's Place in Utah's Great Beauty Contests
- Foraker Agrees to a Compromise
- Local News
- Arrested for Striking Child
- Durand Again in Limelight
- Three Wives Are Cared For
- Two Killed by Windstorm; Loss is $2,000,000
- Fined $1500 for Fraud
- Ex-Salt Laker Causes a Delay in Thaw's Trial
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- Mines and Markets
- Large Rebounds on Wall Street
- Coffee and Sugar
- Omaha Live Stock
- Chicago Produce
- Chicago Grain
- New York Produce
- Mining Notes
- Goldfield Stocks
- "Yes, Indeed, I Do Love the West," Says Miss Terry
- Pacific Coast Excursions
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- Sale Record Smashed on Exchange Today
- Forty Feet More Will Strike Big Ore Body in the Wall Tunnel
- Local News
- Central Pacific Lands in Utah to be Placed on Sale
- Harriman to Sell His Nevada Right of Way to Gould
- Wool and Cotton
- Rosebud Now Boasts of One Hundred Tents
- Coal Canyon Strike Starts a Stampede from Lovelock, Nev
- J. G. Snyder Pays $50,000 for the Big Duzee Group
- Bonanza King Ledge Holding Its Riches
- A Combination Tunnel
- Assessing Mining Claims
- Clerks Make Big Profit
- Mining Notes
- St. Nicholas Claims Sold
- Ore and Bullion
- Suit for Stolen Ore
- New Directory Chosen
- Big Yields of Jennie Mine
- Big Finds of Galena
- Fine Ore Showing on the Lead King
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- Reported Mercur Strike
- Kansas City Live Stock
- Chicago Live Stock
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- Terry M'govern Lost Thousands Aiding His Mother and Brother
- Bingham Canyon Man Wants a Match
- Gun Club's Shoot at Pigeons Sunday
- Ex-Salt Laker Presides
- Local News
- Right off the Bat
- Basketball Games
- Local News
- Assessment No. 7
- Delinquent Sale
- Notice of Stockholders' Meeting
- Notice of Special Meeting
- Notice of Assessment
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- Disgruntled Fisher
- The Japanese Question
- Railroad Common Carriers
- Secretary Root in Canada
- Gold Mixed in Asphaltum
- Western Pacific Official Route
- Denies the Mormon Leaders Are Crafty
- Bills Are Audited
- Beaver Reserve to be Extended West
- Weber Pioneer Dead
- To Head Revolutionists
- Ready for Auto Trials
- Made Good Impression
- Amusements
- Death of Mrs. Ellwood
- Negro Uprising Feared
- Wear a Carnation Jan. 29
- Wool-Growers Had Big Time
Salt Lake Telegram | 1907-01-21 | Page 4 | White Slave Trade; Bad Young Men; Scored by Woman
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1907-01-21 |
| 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/s6bk5fkc |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bk5fkc |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | White Slave Trade; Bad Young Men; Scored by Woman |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1907-01-21 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 4 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bk5fkc/19018931 |