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- Low for Planes
- Missionary Dies
- Jealousy Given as Motive for Priest's Slaying
- Wife of Pitcher Saved by Scout
- Packer Found Guilty of Murder of Wife
- Panama Government Ratifies World Court
- Dry Law Collections 3 Times U. S. Cost in 9 Years, Doran Figures
- President Praises Farm Relief Law
- Two Canadian Fliers Missing over Week
- Nevada Killed in Wyoming Auto Crash
- Teddy's Son Bags the Panda
- Capone Offers $50,000 to Gain Prison Release
- Scoutmaster and Scout Drowned
- Cousin of Leo Tolstoi Weds Detroit Woman
- Sverige Will be Delayed 8 Days
- Former Banker Held for $200,000 Theft
- Extradition Granted
- Air Inspector and Pilot Die in Plane Crash
- Memphis Flier Burns to Death
- Two Burned in Gas Explosion
- Young's Son and Danish Consul's Daughter Wed
- Time for Smashing Campaign in 'Money for You' Drive Now at Hand
- Columbia Dean Plans Study of Eskimos' Teeth
- French Fliers Leave for Paris
- Man and Woman Slain in Fight
- Professor Grilled in Coed Murder
- Slain Man Found in Freight Car
- Toombs Denied New Trial for Stock Fraud
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- Round up in Hunt for Attacker
- Asks Judgment $2000 be Set Aside
- Licenses for June Show Increase
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- Home from Abroad
- Beer Garden Raids Net Two Men
- Harry M. Love Will Try to Bring Knights of Pythias Meet to S. L
- Mystery Shots Fired at Auto of S. L. Couple
- Boeing Co. May Move Offices to Cheyenne
- Antivice Squad Makes Two Arrests
- To Give Talk
- National Paint and Oil Men to Open S. L. Meet
- Man Suffers Severe Lasceration in Crash
- Pioneers' Day Pageant Climaxes Dedication of Grand Canyon Span
- Elks to Start Flag Program at 3: 30 Sunday
- Man Run down, Cut; Driver is Arrested
- 3 Plead Not Guilty to Jones Law Violation
- Cab Driver Hurt in Collision
- Man Held on Charge of Liquor Possession
- Two Cities' Commerce Officials
- Hospital Drive Workers Named
- Army Deserter Surrenders Self to S. L. Officer
- Telegram Increases Insurance Policy from $7500 to $10,000
- Mountain Area Vital to Coast, Newhall Says
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- The Book Parade
- Liberalist Writes on Religion
- Verse
- Local News
- 'Mad' Working of Irish Politics Analyzed by Elizabeth Lazenby
- Grim Record of Common Soldier Written; Booth Tarkington Launches Another Novel
- Authors' Themes Differ Widely
- Mid-West Crime Carnival Seen in Newest Works of Fiction
- Final Novel, New Biography of Donn Byrne to be Published
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- Usual Banality in Latest View of American Scene
- Young Nordic Adventurer Seeks Paradise in Wandering Tale
- T. E. Lawrence Again
- Author Wins Prize Fame but Not in Home Town
- With the Authors
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- Customs Men to be Questioned in New Killing
- State Court Trial for White Sought
- Pope Receives 150 Americans
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- Goodrich Silver Fleet to Reach Salt Lake Tuesday on U. S. Tour
- Bids Submitted for Building of 5 New Cruisers
- Cardinal Blesses Plane Built for Atlantic Flight
- Zonta Elects
- Bishop Urges Church Papers
- Presented with Typewriter
- Communists and Chicago Police Battle in Park
- Local News
- Mrs. Hill's Will Filed in Court
- Deputies Arrest Man on Dry Law Charge
- Shaw's New Political Comedy Has World Premiere in Warsaw
- Radio Communication Service Will be Started at Once in U. S.
- Union Pacific Opposes Rate
- Thomas Edison
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- Ray Keech Third Auto Racer to Lose Life at Altoona
- Mandell Slated for Title Bout
- Hunsaker Takes First Place of Horseshoe Play
- 300 Horsemen Stranded at Omaha Track
- U. S. Net Players Leading British in Court Meet
- U. S. Netters Trounce British Tennis Men
- Coast Net Match Off
- Starting Blocks Speed up Meet, Save Digging Holes, Says Haymond
- Touted Entries in Utah Open Tournament
- Ruth Expects to Get in Game Once More next Friday
- Paulino's Trainer to Fight Stribling
- New Names Appear in Standings of Salt Lake Amateur Players
- Polo Now Varsity Sport at Ohio U.
- Bell Wins Maryland Men's Tennis Title
- Fishermen Have Fair Luck in Nearby Waters on Opening Day
- Tolley Captures British Amateur Victor 4 and 3 in 36-Hole Match
- Women's Day at Forest Dale Put off by Howatt
- Ty Cobb Sets Sail for Europe to Spend Money Made on Diamond
- Kansas U. Basketball Mentor Opens School at U. A. C. on Monday
- Morsel, Pigeon Hole Win Races at N. Y. Track
- Bracey Runs 100 in 94-5 on Damp Washington Track
- 2 City Alliance Wins Women's Net Team Title
- State Golf Meet Starts Friday with M'hugh Defending
- Fickle Fortune
- Tilden, Hunter in Final Round of Dutch Meet
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- And Gil Conference Church Fight
- Oil Co. May Enter Ogden
- Permitted to Visit England, Report
- Governor Sails for Philippine Islands
- Wells Furnish Water in Ogden
- Foundation Laid for Creation of New World Women's Organization
- Water Shortage at Chinese Town Continues Grave
- Hoover Takes Car Ride and Has Picnic Supper
- Historic Monument at Ogden Pushed in River
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- Three Held in Crash of Firm
- Music Club Federation Elects New Officers
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- Sport Talk and What Not
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- Archers to Go to Payson for Dual Encounter
- Many Star Hurlers Having Bad Fortune in Early Season Games
- Arthur-Magna Tilt May Decide Copper Title
- 3 Gray Horses in Van of 3 British Late Race Events
- Cruise of 900 Miles Planned for Outboard
- Keeps to Breed
- The Knights of the Raucous Razz
- Thurston Sounds Call for Another Trip for Another Trip to Big Show
- Fonseca Makes Play Hard for Ump to See
- Denver Boy Receives $10,000 for Fighting; Awarded Degree, Too
- Rice Track Squad Will Tour Europe
- Los Angeles out after 1932 Marathon Runner
- Wyoming Alumni Assn. Advocates Abolition of Football for Year
- Dashing Geese May Upset Tigers in Southern Loop
- M' Graw Defends Secretive Policy of Giant Hurlers
- Crowns Likely to be Settled in Telegram League Monday
- 24 Letter Winners Lost to Iowa 'U'
- 89 Crew Coming Back
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- Allen, Capper Join Move to Limit Tariff
- Tallman Still Eludes Police
- Penrose Resigns as Whitman College Head
- Local News
- Spare Set of Legs
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- Rebel Chieftains in North Africa Surrender
- Wife, Son of Austrian Envoy Hurt in Crash
- Farm Bureau Head Praises Measure
- Boy Killed, One Hurt as Toy Cannon Explodes
- Trying Again
- Alleged of Woman He Was
- Beggars Union
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- 50,000 Fans See Windy City Annex American Derby as 14-1
- Cards Tie in 9th, Win Game in 10th
- Dodgers down Reds in Third Close Game
- Sauer to Meet Daviscourt Friday Ira Dern Will Journey Eastward
- Great Britain Takes Lead in Hungary Net Play
- Cubs Beat Phillies with Tally in Tenth
- Race Entries
- Whaley Holds Lead in Battle for S. L. Tiger Bat Honors
- Miller Outstanding in Central League
- East High End Goes to Michigan
- Off on Life's Voyage
- Borg to Retire from Tank Sport Arne Remarks on U. S. Athletics
- First Carload of Utah Strawberries Shipped
- Collegiate Golf Champion Wins Another Title
- Winner of 1928 Bicycle Race to Compete in This Year's Contest
- Indians Drop 1 to 0 Game to Mack Nine
- Detroit Pounds Four New York Moundmen
- White Sox Win by 7th Inning Rally
- Browns Rally to Take Game Against Boston
- Race Results
- Latonia
- Proposed A. A. U. Track Tourney is Called Off
- Williams Booked to Run Simpson
- 11 Pitchers Used, 52 Hits Made as Giants Win 14-Inning
- Colorado U. Grid School On
- Lou Paluso Knocked out in Encounter South American
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- Stage Stars in Musical Revue at the Granada
- Lillian Gish Not Yet Heard from in Talkie Field
- Blackface Punsters
- New York Players' Club Offers 'Becky Sharp' as Annual Revival
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- Louise Fazenda Has Always Played Character Roles; Talkies Bring Her into Demand
- Hugo Classic Big Attraction at Paramount
- Rum Runners in Thrill Picture at Gem Theatre
- Prosperous Junkman
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- 'Noah's Ark' Huge Spectacle Now at Capitol
- Aerial Acrobat to Perform at Saltair Today
- Audience Still Refuses to Sing in Unison
- Bill is Coming Back
- Famous 'No' Man of Film Colony in Big Demand
- Local News
- Directors Become Inventors So They Can Create Better
- 'Trial of Dugan' Pantages
- Romances Divorces In
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- Departs Pay Visit to Premier
- George to Sell Royal Danish Estate
- Towns Terrorized by Man-Eating Beasts
- Divorce in 2 Weeks for Actress
- Race to Cleveland Will Start at Portland
- Fliers Abandon Plan for Atlantic Hop
- Homesteaders Active
- Utahn Urges Strict Auto License Law at Idaho Safety Conference
- Baptists Move for Unification
- Use of Federal Arms in Strike Held Unlawful
- Point Barrow Celebrates End of Whaling Season
- Salesman Suicides
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- Cales May Face Murder Charge
- League Session in Madrid Ends; Pact Reached
- 250 Boys Register for Playground Courses
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- Play Quality Press Sunday in Crucial Amateur Ball Game
- Crews to Drill Hudson River
- Ball Player Drops Dead on Street
- Stars Annex 2 Ball Tilts from Portland Team
- Humphrey Horse Takes Brooklyn Handicap Event
- Athletes Start to Arrive for National Amateur Track Meet
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- Forest Dale Golf Members Forsake Links for Fishing
- Three-Eye League
- Jack Irvine Lone Class a Net Star to Lose in Handicap Meet
- Bowlers Play 2 Doubles Tussles at Liberty Park
- A. A. Sends Many Men to Big Leagues
- Home Run Hitters
- Western League
- Rivals of Yankees Are Much Better, Huggins Finds Out
- Nibley Team Invades C. C. Bent on Turning in Initial Triumph
- Stiff Digit Big Help to Coast Loop Pitcher
- Pyle Bunioneers to Finish Race in L. A. on Sunday
- Sinking Lower
- Hinshaw Crowned June Leg Champ at Fort Douglas
- Coast Colleges Adopt 4-Year Casaba Program
- Ogden Trims Vikings to Retain State Soccer Championship
- Texas League
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- 4000 Years of a Dream
- A Lesson in World Peace
- 100 Airplanes a Day
- The Toll the Winds Take
- Know Utah
- Quotations
- A Washington Bystander
- Teacher Studies Money
- Insures Golf Links
- Industry Concentrated
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- Trip to Washington Offered for Slogan
- Fans Regret Ruth's Collapse
- Filipinos like Gum
- Maxims for Care of Children Given
- Venus Outlawed in Art Circles
- Derby Money Will Benefit Kiddies
- My Pioneer Father
- Brazil Exports Wine
- Telling The
- "-And the Standards"
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- Mining Stocks Move Irregularly during Saturday Session on S. L.
- S. L. Mining Stocks
- Bond Market
- Metals and Money
- San Frncisco Quotations
- Assessments
- New York Bond Market
- Grain, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- Local News
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- New York Curb Market
- Salt Lake Curb
- Wool Market
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- Trade on N. Y.
- Cotton
- Rubber Market
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- Aids Schools' Musical Aims with Huge Gifts
- Griffiths Pupils to Appear in Piano Recital
- Dance Pupils of Inez Whipple in Pleasing Revue
- Lots of Fighting
- Seek Origin of Viol
- Seldom Heard Of
- He Will Conduct 3 Concerts at Saltair Today
- Band Concert at Pioneer Park Tonight
- Rival Wives
- German Opera Given Slang as 'Modern' Touch
- Elgin Quartet in Programs at Lagoon Sunday
- Mccune Orchestra to Have Three Weekly Rehearsals
- Swedish Artist Scores with Forceful Studies of Zion Park-Yosemite
- Vivid Water Colors Win Praise
- Musical Training Great Benefit to Children, Asserts
- Musical Program at Hotel Utah Roof Garden
- Vast Sculpture on Mountain South
- Lack of Evidence
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- To Speak Meeting
- Dairy Exhibit Draws Many Entries
- Society to Meet
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- B. Y. Y. Summer Students Hear Criticism of Teaching Profession
- All-Idaho Safety Conference Hears Talk by Newlands
- Brigham City Plans July 4 Celebration
- Announce Marriage
- Mrs. Emma L. Lee Dies at Brigham City Home
- U. S. Official in Vernal for Land Classification
- Attend Graduation
- Art Exhibition Opened by Utah County Painters
- Officers Elected by Payson Girl Scouts
- Man Arrested
- Brigham Company Goes into Hands of Receivers
- Intoxication Complaint Dismissed at Provo
- Two Delegates Leave for Lions Convention
- Wed in New Mexico
- Woman to be Buried
- Officers Elected by Paradise Calf Club
- Teams Appointed by Bingham Firemen
- Boxelder Stake Will Hold Conference June 30
- Youth Sent to Jail
- To Welcome Missionary
- Charlotte S. Parkinson to be Buried Sunday
- Flag Day Exercises Held by Logan Elks
- Marriage Held
- Suspect in Dice Murders Held
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- Wall Street Follows Line of Least Resistance and Prices Move Upward
- Earnings
- Dry Goods
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- Mine and Mart Comment
- Union Associated Ore Shows Good Values
- Officials Visit Benmore Con. Mine Property
- Park City Ore Output 12,836,350 Pounds
- Cage Lowered in Judge Shaft following Fire
- Sugar Banking Company Officers Reelected
- Holmes Named Sales Chief of U. S. Fuel Co.
- Flax
- New York Stock Quotations
- Report of Called Bonds
- Wheat Advances Corn Declines
- Livestock Market
- Finance Plan for Utah Mine Co. Completed
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- Playgrounds of Salt Lake Open
- Germans Seek Delay on Plan of Reparations
- Two of Many Learning Handicraft
- Revenue Collections in S. L. Total $601,000
- Greeks Seize Italian Plane; Start Inquiry
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- Girl Scouts Make Memorial Hike Pantomines Given on Program
- Scouts Must Register by July 8
- Practical Television Foreseen in near Future
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- Schedule of Athletic Events for Salt Lake Playground
- Loot in S. L. Robbery Believed Found in Ogden
- Police Seek Four Youthful Bandit
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- General Gomez Most Colorful Figure in S. A.
- Haiti Drives out Voodooistic Cults
- To Celebrate Bus Birthday
- Charity 'Tickling' Tried in London
- Spanish Senoritas Favor Blonde Hair
- Danger of Thought Waves May Lead to Steel Helmets, Scientist Says
- American Greeks Give Generously to Native Towns
- London Butlers View Old Silver Exhibit
- German Wealth Shows Increase in Past 5 Years
- New Herring Admiral Heads Dwindling Fleet
- The London Letter
- World's Noted Live in Wax at Tussaud's
- 'Lady Godiva' of 1929 to be Taxed by Great Britain
- Prince Albert Coat Shelved by Japanese
- Gold Sovereign is Scarce in England
- Head of France Never Bothered by Precedence
- Village, Grateful for Ancient Land Gift, Has Boys Stand upon Heads
- Curia Are to Increase In
- Former Hedjaz King is Bankrupt In
- Polish Police Pride Hurt by Opera
- Americans Enrich France
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- Repeal of Ancient Law Builds Large American Cities
- Construction in May Increase 18 per Cent
- Barr Chevrolet Firm Will Build New Addition
- Prejudice Held Big Handicap to Rural Architect
- The Weather
- English Bungalow Built for Economy and Beauty
- KDYL
- Idahoan Robbed When He Boards S. L. Tram
- Realtor States Fundamentals of Abstracting
- Publix Theatres Buy Interest in Marcus Holdings
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- Over the Radio
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1929-06-16 | Page 17 | Cales May Face Murder Charge
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1929-06-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6b86gnz |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6b86gnz |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Cales May Face Murder Charge |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1929-06-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 17 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6b86gnz/19465948 |