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- Slaughter is Terrific
- First Test in Utah of This Kind, Failure
- Mexican President is a Prisoner
- American Association to be Elevated in Class of Its Baseball
- President Vetoes Bill
- Orders Refund to Shippers in Utah
- Try to Revise Tax Levies in Utah
- Middle West Buttons up and Rattles Teeth in Discomfort.
- Dooin Signs with Cincinnati Club
- New Steel Minimum.
- Danish Complain of Cable Delays
- Thaw is Happy over Freedom Prospect
- August Herrmann Has Doubt About It
- Attempt on Life of King of Greece
- Central States Frozen Stiff Salt Lake Has Spring Wear
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- Carranza Has Guadalajara in Grasp
- Japanese Welcome Delegation of Christians
- Russians Mow down 500 Germans in 30 Minutes
- "Let George Do it," Meaning Schoolboys Should Clean Walks
- Shoes and Meat Will Soon be Cheaper, Officials Say
- Infant Prince of Brunswick Dying
- Souvenir Badges to Admit to Big Fair
- Note of Japanese Friendly in Spirit
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- [Illegible] Rule in next Week's Bill
- Auto Collision in Mehesy Show
- How to Stay Young and Pretty
- Monkeys Select Own Instruments
- Marie Doro at Broadway Tonight
- Snow and Water Survey.
- Captain Simmons Disappears.
- Empress Bill Opens Friday Afternoon
- Snow's Successor Not Yet Named
- Cash Buyers' Union Files Incorporation
- Schilling Case Dismissed.
- 50,000 Acres for Entry.
- Looks up Delinquents.
- Morgan Has Quinsy.
- Deputy Assessors Named.
- Nurses Are Wanted.
- Sexton Funeral.
- Agricultural Clubs Formed for Indians
- At atres
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- Good Citizens: You Can Help Police Stop This Reign of Crime-Do Your Duty.
- German Hussars Seen at Orsova
- Ludwig of Bavaria Goes to Visit Men
- Wyatt to Return for Texas Trial
- Belgian Editors Sent to Prison
- Long Siege of Rheumatism Yields to Akoz Treatment
- Editorials by People
- Canal Opening May be in July
- Snow Would Help Water Pipe Situation
- Contractors Say Measure is Unfair
- Smuggling of Drugs May be Made Felony
- Committee Opposes Proposed Changes
- Hundreds of Men Fumigating Yards
- Many Descendants Mourn for Pioneer; Posterity Nearly 200
- $500 Damage Suit.
- Searching for Missing Wife
- Department Fears Water Shortage
- Taylor is Acting Secretary of [Illegible]
- Lobbyists Attacked by Proposed Law
- Fatigue May End Ship Bill Conte
- Forgery Charged in Land Transfer
- Senate Committee Recommends Bills
- Trouble Comes from Buying Drinks for Strange Women
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- Advertising Men and ir Friends Have a Good Time
- Slavs Cry Against War
- Fairbanks Will Arrive Tomorrow
- Business Better, W. E. Moore Says
- Real Estate Transfers.
- Probe Proposed on Railroad Affairs
- Manos Not Guilty.
- More Money Asked for Hotel Inspector
- Sixty Days in Jail.
- $1.50 a Bushel Sets New War Record on Chicago Wheat Price
- Jug of Wine, a Cheese and Ham
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- Flight and Pursuit in Battle of Sea Hot and Rapid
- Y. M. C. A. Building Transferred to City
- Mail Boxes Must be Respected
- Germans Stick to it That y Sunk Ship
- Kolberg Reported to Have Gone to Bottom
- Coal and Electricity.
- Suit is Tranferred.
- Irate French Troops Fire on Germans Who Sing "Marseillaise"
- Great Naval Exhibit Nearly Ready for Exposition
- No Need to Guard Canadian Boundary
- British Steamer Asks Coal Supply
- Drive Catarrh Germs from Nose and Throat
- Urge Prohibition.
- Labor Federations Try to Stop Wars
- "Escaping" Convict Bill is Passed
- Petition to Pass Foster Mines Bill
- Eighth Death from Explosion on Ship
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- Ep Eagle Eye on Cash of People
- Munroe Predicts Prosperous Times
- Many Applicants for Employment
- Would Give Court Power to Remove Officials
- Department Transferred.
- Legislative Notes
- Heaton Has Record of Crime, Says Detective
- Anderson Divorce Granted.
- Bank Clearings.
- Trial for Stealing.
- Retail Druggists Meet.
- Car Suit Goes to Jury.
- Open House for Railroad Men
- Liability Bill to be Debated
- Letter Slots Are Not for Mail
- "Jitney Bus" Trade to be Investigated
- Searching for Charles E. Hill
- Argentine Exhibit on Way to Coast
- French Torpedo Boat is Reported Sunk
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- Chicago Six-Day Race on Tonight
- "Stove League" Chatter
- U. and B. Y. C. to Open College Season Tomorrow
- Cubs Re-Engage Trainer.
- Fill out This Blank and Mail to Telegram Sporting Editor
- Former Salt Lake Shot Leads in Nebraska
- Billiards
- Gilmore's Proposed Minors Are Assured
- Whole United States Battles for Amateur Baseball Championship.
- Downing Line up a Clever Pair for Monday
- Local News
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- Europe Buys a Lot of Spelter and Copper, Says Mackelvie
- Wheat Lifted to $1,50 at Chicago
- Annual Meeting of Rico Wellington Held in Provo Today
- French Repulsed.
- Order Extra Copies.
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- "Let People Decide."
- Movies May Come to Salt Lake
- Indian Fighters Ask for State Pension
- Clark May Recover.
- Men under Arrest May be Robbers
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- Nevadas in San Francisco.
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- Railroad Bills Argued by Workers
- Holdups Rob Garner of $100
- Bernstein Charged with Gambling
- Life Underwriters in Banquet Tonight
- State Engineer Leaves.
- Free atre Tickets to be Given 'Til Saturday
- Cadets Ask Work to Pay for Trip
- Record of Crime for Last Year
- Proposed Laws Are Approved by Solons
- Mighty Steel Plant Quickly Rises Pay Roll Builder to Aid Salt Lake
- Price of Bread Soon May be Advanced
- Dynamite Plan to Produce in March
- Zionites Guests of Venice Citizens
- Senate Calendar
- Charged with Stabbing
- Janitor Excited; Flag Did Not Fly
Salt Lake Telegram | 1915-01-28 | Page 7 | "Leg Cane," Latest Thing for Women at Palm Beach
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1915-01-28 |
| 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/s66h5qws |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66h5qws |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | "Leg Cane," Latest Thing for Women at Palm Beach |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1915-01-28 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66h5qws/19294333 |