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- Daylight Robbers Lock Man in Vault
- U. S. Maintains Right to Trade with All World's Nations
- War Movements Are Reviewed for Week
- Was His Address Censored?
- 28 Ships Lined up to Strike at Turks
- Football Star Loses Divorce
- New Stabilizer to Revolutionize Aerial Warfare
- Cop Forced Kiss.
- Rockefeller Lake Disappears Second Time
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- Slowly Raising F-4; No Hope for Men
- Captain Burt is Sued.
- Prince Looks for Stork.
- Knocking Knockers
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- Visitor's Speech Censored at Utah University?
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- Marie Arthur Pardoned; Killed Broadway Jones
- Washee on Sunday; Melican Man No Likee Chinee Laundly Boy
- Record Cargoes.
- Smoke Pours from Funnels of Raider
- Home Folks to Hear Salt Lake Girl Who Made Good in East
- Airmen of Opposing Armies Active at Front
- Special Palm Sunday at Churches Today
- 400 Mexicans Shot in Matamoras Fight
- Members May Revolt.
- Russians in Retreat.
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- Turkey is Weakening.
- Eighteen Are Drowned.
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- Plans Completed for Pan-Hellenic
- Mexicans Warned to be Careful with Fire
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- Famed Pastor Comes Has His Own Church Friend of Lincoln's
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- Merchants Plan Brilliant Lighting Scheme Uniform System for Downtown District
- British Captain Says He Thinks His Boat Sunk Submarine U-37
- Getting Ready.
- Actor Shoots Self; He Will Live
- Bankers to Forget Discounts for Two Nights in Music Revue
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- Spring and Hope
- Italy Awaits Word from Carpathians May Invade Austria If Russia Wins
- Germans Are Executed.
- Poincare Goes to Front.
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- Duty of Board of Regents
- Our Toast to Sam Newhouse
- Local News
- Editorials by People
- Relief Society to Hold Annual Conference
- Jury at Orpheum
- Mrs. Allen Funeral.
- Snow Survey Shows Water Shortage
- Problem of Unemployed
- Divorce Granted.
- Alabama Put under Orders to Preserve American Neutrality
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- Next to Pajamas.
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- Backyard Poultry Farms Add to Income; St Arts Beginner to Success
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- Got $50 Slush Fund to Squander on Election Day
- Big Gold Strike.
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- B. E. Wilhelmsen Funeral Services
- Youth's Shot [Illegible] Bank Thief; Wins $1000 Reward
- Odenwald is Libeled.
- Women No Architects.
- Much Married Miss Bayes.
- Injuns Going on Arbor Day Trip
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- Captain and 4 Men Save Ship Whose Propeller is Broken
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- University Board Takes Action to Check Trouble
- Newhouse Opens in Blaze of Glory
- From a Builder to a Builder
- Campbell Tells How Newhouse Was Able to Talk to New York
- Will Teach Farmers About Utah
- Newhouse Phones Samuel Untermeyer
- Tse-Ne-Gat's Bond Fixed at $500
- Ivories Are 5000 Years Old Nebeker Has Priceless Charm
- All Salt Lake out to Inspect New Building
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- Utah Democrats to Hold Big Love Feast
- Salt Lake Children N. Y. Hits
- Scott Detailed to Organize Army Reserve
- Sugar Plant for This County Now Seems Sure
- G. A. R. Social.
- Local News
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- Tuesday Will be Biggest Day Ever for Local Fans
- C. B. Howe Cleared of Embezzlement Charge
- Sunday School League Representatives Adopt a Playing Schedule
- Angels Shut Out
- No Chance for Dual Field Meet between Illinois and Utah
- Two Umpires.
- Colored Giants Trim Portland
- Alleged Burglar is Arraigned at Provo
- Feds Will Open Season April 10
- Lead Vanishes
- Chicagoan Leads.
- B. Y. U. is after Still Anor College Title
- Spring Fishing Closes Wednesday
- Roped Arena
- Bad Wear for Qualifying Rounds
- "Stove League" Chatter
- Postponement Causes Much Hoodoo Talk
- Here Are Your Rollicking Bees; Manager, Players and All
- Wrong Bottle
- Veach's Tripple Does it.
- How or Clubs Will Line up for Opener next Tuesday
- Athletics Win Final.
- Victim of Submarine Accident Was Former Logan Ball Player
- Cornell First.
- Keen Interest in Ogden Match
- Says Johnson Has Agreed to Flop to Willard
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- On Tapis
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- Drink Toast to Sam Newhouse, Who Has Made Better Use of ir Playground; Brilliant Garing at Opening of Hotel
- Unique Surprise Given Guests at Wellington Lake Home with Series of Stereopticon Views and Special Dances in Costume
- Favorite of San Francisco's Smartest Set is Coming with D. C. Jackling Party to Visit Salt Lakers
- Clubs and Societies
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- French in Close Touch with Kaiser
- Engineers Work in Dangerous Places
- Discovered: Most Dangerous Spy in Europe---She is a Beautiful Russian Princess
- Austrians Destroy Supplies as y Retire
- War Reunites Three Brors
- Liquid Fire Carries Death to Allies
- Lewis Nixon Resigns.
- Swallowed a Needle.
- Lord Roberts' Estate.
- "Hates English, Insulted Germans," Woman Writer Says
- End of a Fight at Sea!
- Bebombed Warsaw Visited 95 Times by Air Squadron
- A Face from "Farland"
- Hollanders Laugh over Belgian Subtility
- Ives, Heirs Cut off.
- Busy with War Plans, Admiral Remembers Girl
- Girl Looks on as Boys Fight Duel; Bullets His Both
- Married Seventy Years.
- Earth Shocks in Italy.
- German Captives Comfortable
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- Billiard Players Show Class in Tourney
- About Amateurs by Bill Yeates
- Why He Lost His Joe.
- John McGraw Plays a Joke on Ganzel
- Joe's Modest, Just like Real Actors
- Juarez Results
- re'll be No Win on a Technical Foul, Declares Welsh
- Makes "Billy" Sunday Plea for Ball Games Every Day in Week
- Why He Grabbed Wingo
- One for Book
- Getting out.
- Oriole Team One of Greatest
- Must Have Been
- Trolley League Opens Two Weeks from Today
- New "Prize Nut" in Big Leagues
- Newly Elected Officers of Trolley Baseball League
- Meet to Study Child Wel
- Wants More Glory
- Sport Gossip
- Editor Thought Boy Might be Fatigued
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- This Week's Attractions
- Pretty Zion Maids Make Big Success
- Two Headline Acts in New Orpheum Bill Hugh Herbert Supported by Big Company
- Clean Play Only Sort of Play That Really Makes Money
- Elaborate Program Arranged for Romania Hyde Testimonial
- Musical Sketch at Empress
- A Three-Sheet.
- Josefsson in "Gilma" Attraction with or Star Acts at Pantages
- Willard and Marjorie Are Still "at Outs"
- "Stop Thief!" Was Rewritten 6 Times before Produced
- Maggie Teyte, English Prima Donna, Here Monday
- Artists to Join in Splendid Program
- Exposition '49 Camp' Girl Picked Wrong Bird and Closed Show
- Local News
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- Orthwestern Tour Enjoyed by M'Clellan
- Farewell Concert for Two Young Men
- Veteran, 84, is Acquitted for Hitting One, 92
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- Methodist Bishop to Preach Today
- Gold and Silver Pour in Melting Pot for 'Cause'
- Luxury.
- State Song Bill is Voted down in California
- Meakins to Present Young Pupil in Play
- Canada Has More Cash than Usual
- Milwaukee Postal System Motorized
- At a Standstill.
- Such a Relief.
- Night School is a Success Public Instruction is Free
- Sues His Far
- Kept Busy.
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- Result of Battle in Carpathians is Doubtful
- Ouimet is Defeated.
- Salt Lake's Oldest Cop Reaches Seventy-Five Years
- Girl Mor Faces Mayo in Court with Babe
- Salt Lake Lad on Doomed F-4 Anor Far Awaits News
- Picture Bayonet Charges Mislead it is Quite Different at Front
- Coral Reef May Have Crippled Submarine
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- Local News
- Troops to Aid Missionaries.
- Italians Kind to Germans.
- And Look Ye Artists and Amateurs!
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- Flying Machine Runs Amuck at Fair; None Hurt
- Gibbons Returns Hoppe's Compliment
- Morgan to Arrange Credits for Europe
- Local News
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- Boost for Dahlen
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- Bushman Has Strong Role in 'Great Silence,' Alaska Drama
- Bret Harte Drams "M'liss" at American, is Full of Interest
- Harmon Leads While M'Clellan is Away
- Drama Abounds at Mehesy Show Today
- 'Gretna Green' Shown at Broadway Today
- Artists to Join
- His Sole Comfort.
- Best She Could Do.
- A Fishline Four Miles Long.
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- How it Feels to Pose with Wild Beasts for Moving Pictures
- Financial Tip.
- Powerful Lesson is Taught by "Hypocrites" Shown at Liberty
- Local News
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- Matty's Column
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- Facts About Willard, Who Fights Johnson in Havana April 4
- Child Workers Meet.
- Funniest Play I Ever Saw
- Pair of Heavies for Headliner Monday
- New Curve Ball.
- Not Necessary.
- Checkers
- "Fans" Turn Song Writers
- Try it on Your Ford.
- Dillon Would Heavy Weight Champion
- Local Bowlers Turn to Goose-Pin Game
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- Plentiful Supply of Crude Rubber is Assured
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- Yankees Make Gain in South America
- Maxwell Racing Team Consists of 7 New Autos
- Business is Rushing, Says U. S. Tire Agent
- U. S. Supplies Practically All of Oil in Britain
- Porto Rico Roads Form Great Tours
- Farmers Own Seven per Cent of Autos
- Some Dont's for Drivers of Auto
- Auto ft is Not Felony in Texas
- Plans Being Made to Entertain Delegates to Credit Convention
- Automobile Registrations for Week Ending March 26, 1915
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- Many Fakirs Seen on Sidewalks of New York
- Wizard May Rule Pioneer Day Hat-Um-Ai is to Work Wonders
- Testimonial Program for Departing Singer
- Conservatory Pupils Are to Present Program
- She Was Just Tired of Being Married
- Y. W. C. A. Sees with Plans of Season's Activities
- Says Teddy Should Try for Presidency on Prohibition Ticket
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- Rigorous Building Restrictions in Beautiful Residence District Make Attractiveness Assured
- "Business is Good," Says Manager of 'Wellbilt' Firm
- Highland Apartments Bought for $48,000
- Automobile Sales of Last Week Show That Business is Good
- Safety Specialties Are in Great Demand
- New Storage Garage at 224 S. W. Temple
- Fabric of Tires Structural Frame
- Good Roads Certain
- Maxwell Engine to be Run for Seven Days
- Nine Cars of Fords Ordered by Agents
- 'Are Not Dealers, but Merchants,' Botterill
- Stock Will be Sold by May 1 is Belief of Buick Man
- Says Service is Part of Customer's Right and Firm Pays Bills
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- Shipping Must [Illegible] between Lights
- Taft Attend Memori
- Food Ships Detainee
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- Port of Prince Con. Mining & Smelting Co. is Issued
- U. S. Smelting to Quit Alaska Operations with a Profit
- Local Chapter of American Mining Congress to Meet
- George Graham Rice's Fine Hand Seen in Local Market
- Wheat Trade Active but Irregular on Market
- Household Notes
- Local Stock Exchange
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- Cobb Only a Reporter Talks of European War
- Hundreds of Children Hear Wonderful Voice of Schumann-Heinke
- Sues for Divorce.
- Goethals Will Testify.
- Make Big Haul.
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- Union Services by All Methodist Churches
- Germans Give Gold to Aid War Victims
- Free Kindergarten and Neighborhood House to Have Annula Meeting
- Salt Laker's Song Wins Favor in City Schools for Class Use
- Mormon Missionaries of France, Switzerland and Belgium to Meet
- Wilson Lays Cornerstone.
- Kitchener's Appeal Wins.
- Baby Boy Arrives.
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1915-03-28 | Page 13 | Lewis Nixon Resigns.
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1915-03-28 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6kh1vrj |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6kh1vrj |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Lewis Nixon Resigns. |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1915-03-28 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 13 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6kh1vrj/19309325 |