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- 120,000 Russians Take Przemysl
- Finds $1000 in Boot Pays $20 for Castor Oil; Police Save $802
- Mormon Colony May Remove to Panama
- Casualty List Increases.
- Three Bills Die.
- 800 Students to Quit University
- President Kingsbury Has Only Correspondence School Degrees
- U. S. Cruiser Crews Commended for Bravery
- Sees Lost Babe in Moving Pictures Taken in Japan
- Uncle Sam Shoots Across Bow of German Boat
- Gay French Dance as Bombs Fall on Paris
- No Extra Session Likely, Says Wilson
- Fortunes of War Fickle in France
- U. S. Note to Germany Will Ask Reparation
- Good Night Kisses Lost to Spinster; Negroes Skin Cow
- Burden of War upon Germany, Crey Says
- Running Errands Brings Boy, Ten, Reward of $1500
- Baroness Offers $20,000 Ransom for Release of Husband
- Suspends Freight Traffic.
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- Defeat of Allied Ships May Hurry Land Attack
- Grenadier Guards, Great Britain's Crack Regiment, Almost Wiped out by Enemy
- Dan Cupid Hovers over Desk of Solon
- Statesman Meets Death like a Hero
- Socialists Angered by Associate's Budget Vote
- German Spies Throng Italy, is Rome Report
- Fire Damages School.
- Troops Await Call.
- Miner Shot Dead.
- Royal Academy Exhibit.
- Will Not Oppose Bond.
- Russians Occupy Fort
- Library Dedication.
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- At atres
- Dr. Gideon Depicts European War Scenes
- 'Sunshine Molly' is Enemy of Blues
- Schaffer is Whole Vaudeville Show in Himself at Orpheum
- Mourned as Dead 52 Years, Soldier Found by Sister
- Thrills of Frontier Life Shown at Mehesy
- "What Happened to Jones" Was a Plenty, Film Screen Shows
- Pantages Has Many Attractive Features
- Chicago Bread at 5 Cents.
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- N. S. Naval Officer is Drowned in Bosphorus
- Utahns Register at Pacific Coast Expositions
- Cotton Ship Afire.
- Pity Printers.
- Killed by Train.
- U. S. Army Men Return.
- Socialist Against Budget.
- Italians Will Harbor War Made Orphans
- Ed Walsh, White Sox Pitcher, Narrowly Escapes Pneumonia
- Italy Seeks U. S. Coal.
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- Lodge Merits Told by Visiting Woodmen
- Three Woodmen Die within Ten Days
- Deseret Camp Will Entertain at Cards
- Must Wear Gingham Aprons or be Fined
- Candidates Ready for F. A. U. Initiation
- Lodges Are to Have Billiard Skill Tests
- Odd Fellows
- Knights of Pythias
- Woodmen Lodges
- Maccabees
- G. A. R.
- Meeting Nights of Local Unions
- Auxiliary Lodges
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- Where Will be Hundreds of m Worn by Pretty Girls in Irish Entertainment next Thursday Evening
- [Illegible] Shells Fail to Silence Turk Batteries
- Celebrate Centenary.
- Evans Funeral Held.
- Rare Black Chinese Pug Dogs Part of Bristol Household
- Sealing Fleet Stuck in Ice; Small Catch is Made This Season
- Three Break Jail.
- Forceful Evangelist is Holding Meetings at Rio Grande Church
- Charming Little Salt Lakers to Help Orphans
- Local News
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- Alone in Home, Babies Meet Death in Fire; Parents at Church
- "What Success Means to Me"
- Plan for Fair.
- Will Build City Park.
- Central School Wanted.
- U. A. C. Juniors Win.
- Reed Again Arrested.
- Robbed by Pickpocket.
- Clara M. Peterson Dies.
- April Bride is Honored at Many Dainty Social Affairs
- Thieves at Pleasant Grove Get $1000 Loot
- Russians Were Forced to Desert Memel, Enemy Says
- Lumber Co. Incorporated.
- Germany's War Loan of $2,250,000,000 Taken
- Tea Co. Incorporates.
- This Man is Employed by Labor Department but Dislikes to Work
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- Resignations of 15 'U' Professors Accepted
- Ministers Indorse Criticism of Kingsbury
- Principal in Resort Tragedy Seeks Dismissal
- Veto Ax Falls on Bill for Public Defender
- Vigorous War on Dirt Begins in Earnest
- Catholics Observe Peace Sunday by Services
- Both Sides Prepare Decree in Clark Proceedings
- Fever for Rose Planting in State
- Wife of President Joseph Smith Dies
- Daylight by Night is Salt Lake Goal
- Garrard Funeral.
- Jordan Canal Repairs.
- Lost Ford Auto.
- Goes to Jury.
- Charged with Murder.
- Ban on Metal Exports.
- 114 Get into Police Court following Police Raids
- Official Arrival of Spring is Recorded
- Counterfeiting Case is Called in Court
- Baby Girl Arrives.
- Woolmen Hold Clip for Higher Prices
- Jitney Operators Oppose County Tax
- County Hires Truck for Road Prisoners
- Real Estate Transfers.
- "Parson" Pays Tribute.
- Want Sprinkling District.
- City Enjoined.
- Injured Boy Recovers.
- Funeral for Pioneer.
- Business Enlarged by Stewart-Gleeson
- City Improvement Bond of $100,000 May be Issued
- Is Laid to Rest.
- Marriage Licenses.
- Plans Are Rushed on Great Outlet Sewer
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- Bees Lose a Hard Luck Game to Indians
- I. A. C. Miller Turned down because of an "Athletic Heart"
- Scatter-Gun Artists Have Great Day on Traps
- "Stove League" Chatter
- Baseball Booster
- Fultz Says He Has a Scheme to End Baseball War
- Roped Arena
- Commercial League to Meet Thursday
- Credit to Game
- Climo Wins Trophy at Tooele
- Billy Sunday Still Able to Circle Bases in Good Time
- Chandler High
- Reach's 1915 Guide.
- Fair Enough.
- Exhibition Games Played Yesterday
- Clubs Forget to File ir Reports
- Two Good Games.
- Matty's Column
- Would Sell Spiders.
- New Leaders Bob up.
- Oh Youth! Oh Brawn! Oh Who Would Not a Ball Player be!
- Tonight's Boxing Card Looks Good to Fans
- Huey Still Leads in Chicago Tourney
- Broadway League Meeting Tuesday
- Handy Baseball Dope.
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- Good Springs Ground is Changing Hands Almost Daily
- Local Stock Exchange
- Ore Shipments from Cardiff Mine Are Being Made
- Wheat Range Small on Market at Chicago
- Steel Shares Hold Gains Made Last Week
- President Silent on Demands of Japan
- Mor and Babe Dead Suicide Note Found
- Villa Government is Not Recognized Here
- United States and Russia Sign Treaty
- Touraine at New York.
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- Gowans Discusses Home.
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- Porter is Far.
- Utah Lodge T. F. B. Card Party.
- U. S. Smelting Co. Asks Alaska Ebner for Return of Loan
- Births.
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1915-03-22 | Page 11 | Births.
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1915-03-22 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6bz7dfq |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bz7dfq |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Births. |
| Type | birth |
| Date | 1915-03-22 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 11 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bz7dfq/19307910 |