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- Hygiene and Sanitation
- Roosevelt and Ticket Severely Denounced
- Boy Takes Home Message of Death
- Maxim, Gun Inventor
- Must Report to to Probation Officer for Seven Years
- Bull Moose May Invade Minnesota
- Alfonso's Visit to Paris is Significant
- President Changes Vacation Plans
- Reinforcements Sent to Captain Benjamin
- Leave for Idaho.
- Man Found Dead in Road by Auto; Police Seek Girl
- Keeping Tab on Standard Oil Co.
- Sweethearts of Old United in New Land
- Seventy Miles an Hour, Train Limit
- Important Health Questions Taken Up
- Johnson Active in Eastern Campaign
- Resolute Against Airships in War
- Two Killed in Metal Explosion
- Wilson Gives Approval of New League
- Oil Magnates Meet Now as They Used To
- Millionaire Baby before Camera
- Potato Quarantine.
- Martineau is Appointed.
- Bryan Talks from Train.
- Decree is Granted.
- Killed When He Confiscated Liquor
- Electric Light to Stop Jail Breaks
- Jailed for Fighting; Frank Smith Fined
- Burglary Worked on Wholesale Scale
- Arbitration Board Talks over Strike
- Strikers in Breastworks Again Today
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- Snap Shots
- Thomas Announces Democratic Committee
- Gossip from Ranks of Busy Politicians
- Whooping Cough is Prevalent in Utah
- Darrow Declares Government Form is Most Stupid
- Deaths and Funerals
- Freshmen Win Right to Wear "U" Colors
- Local News
- Young Singer Pleases at Professional Debut
- Railroad Notes
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- Utah Peaches Now Best Ever and Price Will Not be Lower
- Local News
- Europe Preparing for Panama Canal
- Uncle Sam Makes Millions in Paper
- Treasury Seal's Interesting History
- Students Thrifty during Vacation
- Democrats Indorse Republican Mayor
- Priest Becomes a Deputy Sheriff
- Open Taft Campaign.
- Why He Left.
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- Mining News and Stock Reports
- Afternoon Sales.
- Curb Trading.
- New York Money.
- New York Metals
- Tonopah Merger Has Big Breast of Ore on 980 Level
- New York Curb Close.
- New York Curb Banger.
- New York Listed Stocks.
- Boston Copper Close.
- Jarbidge Ground Seamed with Rich Veins of Gold
- Profit for Farmers in Scientific Growing
- Nevadas in San Francisco.
- Sugar and Coffee
- Alta Emerald is Hoisting Ore and Will Make Shipment
- Expect Money Rate Will Go Higher
- Live Stock Markets
- Boston Copper Range.
- San Francisco Oil.
- Metal Market.
- St. Louis Wool.
- Guarding Mine.
- Wyoming Has Big Coal Deposits but Needs Railroads
- Brisk Dealing in Stocks at Opening
- Rough Weather Helps Market
- To Increase Water Supply.
- Fear Cubans Will Misinterpret Change
- Loss of Valuables Reported to Police
- Democrats Propose Vigorous Campaign
- Forced to Fly in Dark, He Says
- Roosevelt Opens Nebraska Campaign
- Wild Elephant Attacks Coach; Kills the Driver
- Rebels Lose in Battle at Ranch
- Will U. S. Navy Buy from Abroad?
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- Wauwatosa Auto Meet Has Started
- Tinker, Evers and Zimmerman Become Peeved over Defeat
- Another Veteran Reports at the "U"
- Cobb Greets Wilson; Expects Election
- Roped Arena
- Detroit's Splendid C. C. Meet Off
- Coulon is Finally out of Hiding
- Two Daring Motorcyclists
- H. S. Class Teams Ready for Season
- Use Autos to Dry out Race Course
- Rain Calls Halt on Harness Races
- Newcomb Wins Title at Trap Shooting
- Athletes Ready for Championship Meet
- Damond Dust
- Baseball
- Nicol Comes Back; Wins Half the Card
- World's Series to Begin October 7
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- Republicans Nominate for Legislature
- Real Estate Men to Ask Creation of State Board
- Forestry Students to be Guests Here
- Fin Game Season Nears, Say Wardens
- Prof. W. M. Davis Will Arrive Monday
- To Inspect Route of Proposed New Trail
- Alice Yearsley, Pioneer Woman, Called by Death
- Police Recover Stolen Clothing
- Detectives Arrest Messenger Boy
- Democratic Women to Meet Tomorrow
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- Hearing of Men in Bribery Case is Opened Today
- To Plant Trees on Wasatch Reserve
- Thief is Jailed; Bicycle Recovered
- Morgan and Perkins Also Will be Heard
- Clark's Speeches Are All Arranged
- Man Dies from Effects of Drink
- Strikers Complain of Labor Contractor for the Utah Copper
- Jews Will Observe Day of Atonement
- New Corporations.
- Seek to Foreclose.
- Express Packages Robbed of Seventy Thousand Dollars
- Prisoner Fails in Attempt to Escape
- Government to Improve Utah Roads
- Knox Guest at Japanese Dinner
- American Marines Fight with Rebels
Salt Lake Telegram | 1912-09-20 | Page 13 | Christopher Diehl to be Buried Sunday
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1912-09-20 |
| 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/s67097x3 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67097x3 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Christopher Diehl to be Buried Sunday |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1912-09-20 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 13 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67097x3/19557080 |