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- Page 1
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- Falls on 50 Persons Park Resort
- Testimony in Bench Probe Heard
- Blamed Seven Deaths
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- Telegram Special Sport Editions Win Approval
- Federal Judge Facing Charges Killed by Auto
- Hoboes Taking Possession of Train Routed
- Dog Dies Saving Life of Mistress
- Bargain Headstone for Father-in-Law
- Powers Ready to Help China Restore Order
- One Ceremony Used to Unite Three Couples
- Chicago Typist Applies Business Acumen to Love
- Vanities Girl Still Adores Man Shoe Shot
- Urges U. S. to Make Wealth Do Duty
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- Tennessee Town Awaits Greatest Day in History
- Hotel Charges Arouse Officials
- Federal Agents Halt Alleged Tax Evader
- Principals in 'Monkey Trial'
- Mellon Aids in Liquor Traffic, Pinchot Claims
- Major Leagues
- Legislators on Far East Tour Storm Center
- Idaho Man, Former Congressman, Dies
- Sir Henry Directs
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- Mother, Child Are Murdered in Apartment
- Dying Gangster Gives Clue in Latest Murder
- T. L. Woolwine, Late District Atty,, L. A., Dies
- Cloudburst Brings Disaster to Nagoya
- Page 2
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- Highway Raises Bid Argument
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- Utah Convict to Complete Long Kansas Sentence
- Dern Holds Parley on Tax Legislation
- County Expense Shows Increase of $30,000
- Two Bids Submitted on City Auditing Jobs
- Bennion Home Robbed during Family Absence
- Former Newspaper Man of Salt Lake is Visitor
- Utah Treasury Shows Revenue of $8,498,327
- City Engineer to Quit Post End of Month
- New Ordinances Apply to Painters
- Child Badly Burned by Cup of Hot Coffee
- Nine Testify to High Speed of Death Car
- Texas Rancher Scores Final Coup Last of Bunco Gang Lands in Pen
- C. M. T. C. Troops Nearing Close of Utah Course
- Marshall on Program of Colorado Meeting
- Official Road Scout Salt Lake Visitor
- City Planning is Discussed by Engineers
- Page 3
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- Arkansas Man Wins on Book for Children
- Catholics Oppose Pacifism, Eugenics
- Navy Orders Three Big Bombing Planes
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- Changes Announced in Railway Offices
- Police Asked to Aid in Search for Husband
- Public Lands Hearing Opens in S. L. Aug. 26
- Baldwin Refuses to Make Deposition
- Favors School for Children Aged 2
- Pastors Help Cupid Reunite N. Y. Couple
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- Stanley Coveleskie Takes Lead among Pitchers of American League
- California Youth Eliminates Japan Davis Cup Player
- German Sprinter Wins over Americans
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- Crane Con. Nine Drops down Notch
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- Golf Champ Hates to Face Microphone
- Earl Sande to Ride Arbitration Saturday
- Old Timer Comes Back
- Telegram League Members to Have Treat at Show Saturday
- Ira Dern to Meet Edwards in Portland
- Beresford-Hoover Race Listed for Monday at Putney
- Women's Singles Title at Stake in Contest at Tennis Club
- Herman Must Fight Kaplan First
- Bantam Champion Loses To
- Zbyszko Wins Match
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- Page 6
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- Article X Wins Feature Wednesday Race Event in Thrilling Manner
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- In the Big Show
- Maranville Only Undefeated Pilot
- Iron Man Mcginnity Quits as Manager of Dubuque Ball Outfit
- Egner Takes Title in U. Net Tourney
- Frank O'doul Rated as League's Most Dangerous Hitter
- Wednesday's Coast League Results
- Spanish Wrestler Defeats Nebraskan
- Worthy Harvester Wins Three-Year-Old Race
- Forest Dale Caddie Tournament Begins
- Logan Net Tourney Reaches Fourth Round
- Visiting Elks Will be Guests at Fair Grounds This Week
- Mad Play Captures Empire City Handicap
- Duster Mails Wins Game for Cardinals
- Diamond Dust
- Yankee Scout Will Watch Lazarre
- O'connor Joins
- Three-I League
- Former Bee Pilot Will be next Sac Manager, Belief
- Double Killing Cuts Short Beaver Rally in Ninth and S. L. Wins
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- Ogden Citizens Put Veto on Light System
- Mt. Pleasant Reunion Scheduled for July 21
- Weather
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- Oregon-Idaho Stockman Dies at Twin Falls
- 3 Lehi Boys Charged with Stealing Gasoline
- Battery Ordered into Annual Encampment
- Suicide at Kenilworth
- W. D. Major, Pioneer of Kaysville, Dies
- Payson Lions Consider Recreational Project
- Bazaar Arranged
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- Committees Named for Farmers' Meet
- Work of Raising Roads and Bridges to Begin
- North University Avenue to be Paved
- Seven Miles of Logan's Streets Are Now Oiled
- Transferred to Provo
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- Page 9
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- Court Order Saves Crops on Project
- Mills Resigns from Midvale City Council
- Delegates Elected to Brigham Convention
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- Elks to Entertain Boys of Industrial School
- Ogden and Weber County Show Higher Valuation
- Ogden Wife Says Mate Likes other Women
- Funeral Services Friday for Railroad Victim
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- Page 10
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- Local Mining Stocks Are Dull
- S. L. Mining Stocks
- Assessment Notices
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- N. Y. Curb Market
- Unlisted Foreign Government Bonds
- Ely Men Prepare Rich Ore Shipment
- Wall Street Briefs
- Wall Street's Close Irregular
- N. Y. Quotations
- Prince Consolidated Ready to Ship
- Other Grain Markets
- Raw Sugar Weaker
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- New York Bonds
- Metals and Money
- Tracy Loan & Trust Company
- Nathaniel Baldwin's Venture into Mining Ends in Squabble
- Grains, Provisions and Dairy Produce
- Local Securities
- Livestock
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- Page 12
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- To Work Advisory to Land Board
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- Intersection Speeder Pays Fine of $50
- Main Street Extension Ordered by Commission
- Students Will Use Old Bathing Pool
- Betty Compson to Stop Here Friday
- Board Paroles Youth in Automobile Theft
- Los Angeles Police Chief Visits City
- Juab County Valuation Shows Big Decrease
- Dixie Power Company Takes over State Line
- Outing Planned
- Compensation Given in Railroad Death
- Two Arrested for Alleged Pass Fraud
- Short Circuit Starts Fire Damaging Auto
- Montgomery Child Dies
- Eight Fined on Gambling Charges
- Managers of Movies Here at Convention
- Agricultural Board Will Meet July 13
- Senator Wants Addres
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- Provo Defeats Payson 13 to 4
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- Died
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- Page 14
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- Current Attractions
- Court Delays Keep Shepherd out of Money
- Convicts Turn Distillers
- Burlesque Features Bill for Week at Pantages
- Bare Legs Are Taboo 2 Hours at N. Y. Beach
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- Hand Badly Mangled in Electric Wringer
- Art Program at Nibley Park Friday
- Blanche Bates Coming next Week
- Third Flower Show
- Old Folk T Have Outing at Lagoon
- Murray Lions Club Installs Oficers
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1925-07-09 | Page 4 | Herman Must Fight Kaplan First
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1925-07-09 |
| 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/s66q34qt |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66q34qt |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Herman Must Fight Kaplan First |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1925-07-09 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 4 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66q34qt/19514403 |