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- Turks Now Occupy Tabriz
- Coast Defenses Useless, Says Inventor
- President is Scored by Borah
- Americans Lend $12,000,000 to Russia
- Naval Increase is Decided by Committee
- Russia Discards Officials with Teuton Names
- [Illegible] Oil Companies Are Against Carranza
- Wo Submarines Sunk
- U. S. Rushes Jackies to Troubled Haiti
- Claims Citizenship and Holds Passport; Dietzel is Detained
- Smith Desires to 'Heckle' President
- Baseball Fund Still Growing; Let's Make it Sixty Thousand
- Deep Snow Retards War
- Bones in Firebox; Negro is Accused
- Horse Vehicle Holds Its Own with Auto
- Colombia Apology Holds up Treaty
- Bandits Captured.
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- Coupon Question is No Concern of Unions, He Says
- Henry Sanborn Dies of Poison
- Elks to Entertain Benjamin and Wife
- Robbers Blow Safe; Escape with $7500
- Bitter Fighting Goes Against Turk Forces
- Contagion Prevails in Austrian Capital
- Turkish Cruiser Fires on Its Own Soldiers
- Loss of Formidable Deemed Unnecessary
- Greeks Celebrate ir New Year
- Clay Gives Dinner for Newspaper Men
- Poincare Confers with Field Marshal French
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- Evening Telegram's Daily Short Story
- Steps in Newest Dances
- Fads and Fashions
- Household Notes.
- Today's Healthogram
- Mrs. Stevenson Dies.
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- British Sailors Feast on American Turkey
- Cadet Boys Work for Trip Money
- Liquor Shipments Legal in Virginia
- Sandman Story for to-Night
- Vaccination Saves 40,000 from Typhoid
- Uruguay is Cordial.
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- [Illegible] Blamed [Illegible] Subway Wreck
- Whale Steals Buoy; Dies from Exhaustion
- Tonnage Launched in 1914 Decreased
- Actress-Bride Postpones Honeymoon to Play Role in "Polygamy"
- Japanese Nurses Sail.
- Jones on Socialism.
- British Farmer Prospers.
- Elected President.
- Indiana Floods Cost $25,000,000
- Mons Weeps as He Gives up Office
- If You'd be Right, Spell it "Serbia"
- Interned Steamship Sailors Discharged
- Fire Destroys $150,000 Home.
- Note from Chinese Disturbs Japanese
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- "Stove League" Chatter
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- New York Athletic Club Will Not Withdraw
- Blankenship Lands Two Splendid Outfielders in Zacher and Ryan
- Former Salt Lake Scrapper in Bad at Seattle
- y Stall Motor
- Cutting down Begins.
- Inman Wins One.
- Four Leaders in Checker Tourney
- Provo Commercial Club Recommends Changes
- O. B. Plans Defense Against Feds' Suit
- Baltimore Club is Sent to Richmond
- Norgren Puts Men over Rough Road
- Hurrah for Clarence.
- Ohrt and Nelson Both Riding Strong
- Roped Aren
- Final Results in Church League B. [Illegible]
- Baseball on Skates
- Bowling
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- Alaska Gold Mines New Bond Issue Will be for $1,500,000
- No Greater Chances Taken in Mining than in or Industries
- Prices of Copper Metal Advanced to 133-4 Cts, a Pound
- Some Chickens! Feared, of Course
- Chamberlain Birds Barred by Board
- Suffrage is Dea for Present Session
- Inspiration-New Keystone Merger
- Inspiration Mill to Start in March
- Hans Vunder of Alta Mines Dies
- Alleged Robber Convicted.
- Real Estate Transfers.
- Local Stock Exchange
- Seamen Dextrous Whisky Smugglers
- Utah Credit Men Discuss Convention
- Would Have School for Feeble Minded
- Pleads Not Guilty to Assault Char
- Births.
- Local News
- Recruit Sent West.
- Jacobson Funeral Today.
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- Zapata Troops Evacuate City of Mexico
- Coyotes Kill Many Sheep, Declares Austin
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- M'Call Wins in Spectacular Rounds
- Daring Deed of a Squad of German Soldiers
- Are Dutch Letters Opened by English?
- Knockouts Not Cruel, Says Fitz
- Grand Circuit Races Will Open July 19
- Probe Election of 'Uncle Joe' Cannon
- Girl of Golden West Broadway Offering
- Red Heads Storm Orpheum Box Office
- Birdseye Marble Sold in New York
- Army Recruiting Station Inspected
- Hatton Makes Denial.
- Life Business Increases.
- Rich Baby Girl.
- Cardinal Mercier Stands by Letter
- Arkansas Slayers Granted Respite
- Yale Winner.
- 11,000 German Desertions.
- Callahan "Lands."
- Commercial League Games.
- East Siders Open Season.
- "Wild Bill" Busy.
- Old Rivals Meet This Afternoon
- Jordan is Defeated by L. D. S. Quint
- Twenty Submarines for English Navy
- Home Amusements Would Save Child
- Model Coal Mine Will be Installed
- Fire Department Request Trimmed
- Letter Carriers' Baseball Club Helps
- Out of Season but Interesting
- War Lecture Tonight.
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- Rome Shaken by Earthquake Shock
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- Republicans Look for 'Flop by One of Fusion Party
- Mr. Lawmaker, Are You Exactly 25? No? Well You Are Disqualified
- Printer Breaks Leg as Sleigh Hits Curb
- Deadlock Still Unbroken
- Annual Meeting of Fruitmen Begins
- Liquidate Claims.
- Wallis is Political Victim, Avers Rich
- Ensign Ward Reunion.
- Legislative Sidelights Taken by Dark Lanter
- Granted a Divorce
Salt Lake Telegram | 1915-01-13 | Page 10 | Ohrt and Nelson Both Riding Strong
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1915-01-13 |
| 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/s60z89rs |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60z89rs |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Ohrt and Nelson Both Riding Strong |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1915-01-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 10 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60z89rs/19291099 |