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- Wilson to Sail Home Sunday
- Hun Envoys on Way to France
- Revolution Staged in Prussia
- $5,000,000 for Music School.
- Rule of Mob Halted by Council
- Buda Revolt Crushed
- Wheat at Terminals $2.30.
- Postoffice Earns $16,000,000.
- Republican Claim is Denied
- Diet to Chose Finn President
- Siberian Inquiry Passed by Senate
- Says Nation is Opposed to Fight
- Rural Districts Win for League
- Old Jobs Await 70 per Cent of Soldiers
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- Hotel Men Lose $800,000 Yearly as O. S. L. Cheats Salt Lake City
- Ford Travels down Flight of Stairs
- Art Connoisseur Here.
- State to Borrow $200,000.
- Revenue Office Must Refund Thousands in Taxes
- State Decision Causes Yank to Lose Business He Left to Fight Hun
- Authorities to Act in Death of Cyclist
- Burglars Rob Two Stores of $15,000 in Furs
- Wilkins Hands out Five-Dollar Fines on Cafeteria Plan
- Traffic to Coast Heavier than Ever
- Deputy County Treasurers Marry
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- Farewell Party.
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- Girls Mutilated Mrs. Wilson is Informed
- Grocers Feted on Roof Garden
- Bishop W. L. Hansen Backs Mondell Bill
- Wheat in Kansas Shows an Increase
- News Writer Joins Revolt in Egypt
- Irish Question up to Clemenceau
- 25 Carpenters Needed at Once
- Elks Conduct Last Rites.
- Chase Convalescent.
- Business Discussed.
- Wool in Oregon Brings 55 Cents
- Brisbane Buys Newark Paper.
- Wilson to Get First Medal.
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- Mob in Mississippi Hangs and Burns Guilty Negro
- Killing Declared Community Crime
- Anarchist Plot to Kill Alphonso
- Telegram "Selma" Won't Adorn Poster
- Property Assessment Increased by State
- Hicks to Head Greeters.
- Securities Body to Protect Investors
- Local News
- Radicalism me of Frank Nebeker
- Local Boy to Aid Marjorie Rambeau
- Tries to Enlist under Name of Ex-Soldier
- Luxury Tax Repeal Sought by Grocers
- Losses in Argonne 10 per Cent of Men Engaged
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- Prohibition in Fine State of Confusion
- Doctor Guilty in Death of Nurse
- Charles' Health Causing Anxiety
- Defamation Suit for $10,000 Filed
- Taxi Driver is King in London; Wins Long Battle
- Atlantic Aviators Arrive at New York
- Defiant German Loses His Command
- South May Fight Woman Suffrage
- Thousands of Salt Lakers Visit Flying Field; Watch Airplanes in Passenger-Carrying Flights
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- Bees out-Umpired and out-Lucked; Drop One More Game to Seals
- Life is Such in Toledo
- Rexburg Leads in Yellowstone League
- Diamond Dust
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- Red Oldham Puts Kalsomine on Tigers
- Angels Take Third Straight
- Ollie Pecord Will Referee; Rickard and Biddle Are Appointed Judges
- Wins Idaho Singles Net Championship
- Visser Matched in East.
- Utah Rifle Team Still Short on Members
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- Townley Talk on Red Flag Quoted by Witnesses
- Utahn Presides at Fraternity Meeting
- De Valera Promise Revive Story of Fenians
- Mexicans Fire on Cavalry Patrol
- Disorderly House Charge is Argued
- Knerr Sits at Ogden.
- Mischievous Boys Held Cause of Fires
- Commissioners Meet to Discuss Speeding
- M'Kay off for Convention.
- Missionary Returns.
- School Reports Issued.
- Body Sent to Butte.
- Sergent Olsen Bereaved.
- 14 Motorists Arrested.
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- [Illegible] is Amazed at Burleson
- Jap Had Whisky, Charge.
- Teaching Held Cure for Reds
- Picket Struck by Citizen, Alleged
- Labor Protest Set for July 20
- Americans Eager for Mexican Business
- Peace Parley
- Tittoni Policies Indorsed in Senate
- Japan to Send Students to America
- 120,000 Lepers Listed in Japan
- Plane Kills Boys.
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1919-06-27 | Page 6 | Two Killed When Train Hits Auto
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-06-27 |
| 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/s6960qx5 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6960qx5 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Two Killed When Train Hits Auto |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-06-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 6 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6960qx5/19100862 |