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- Italians Gain Foesretreat
- Carranza Balks Peace Plans. Chief Expels Pan-Americans. U. S. without Representative
- Buchanan Offends Tumulty by Letter Scoring President
- Moslems Prepare for Final Stand
- Carranza Plans Expose. May Print U. S. Letters. M' Adoo Visits Bankers
- Turkish Battleship Submarine Victim
- Printers' Convention Opens in Coast City
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- Priest Refuses to Take Big Fortune Left by Relatives
- Haitien General Bows to America
- Fishermen Celebrate and Salmon Escape, Year's Catch Small
- Court Held in Street as Judge Sentences Man
- Kvapishevoki Sues Z. Obri Obrampolski
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- Mayor of New York to Study War Tactics
- Boy Stolen Last May from Greeley, Pa., Is Found in Oklahoma
- Aviator Injured as Plane Falls at Fair; Smith Breaks Record
- California Police Are on the Trail of Incendiary
- Shriner Dies
- Lapland Arrives in New York after Run through Danger Zone
- Teutons Offer of Peace to Russians Refused
- Immigration to U. S. under Discussion at Coast Fair Meeting
- Foreign Missionary Dies after Long Illness in East
- Strike is Settled
- Invaders Capture 6000
- Page 2
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- Reparations For Convention BeGun
- Safety First Movement Hits Hotel Register
- Idaho Professor is Dead of Injuries
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- Child Abandoned
- Zion Favored by Tourists Denver Losing Patronage Colorado's Business Good
- Gault Makes Promise to Pay; Avoids Trial
- Manufacturers Plan Association Meeting
- Court Confiscates Hunting License, Bought Too Late
- Supposed Titian Exhibited at Z.C.M.I.
- County's Water Supply is Increased
- Burglar Escapes
- Mystery Surrounds Federal Prisoner
- 'Satan's Insurance' Scored by Bates
- Husband Charged in Divorce Suit with Beating His Wife
- Commercial Club Meeting
- Guardsmen Strive for Place on Team
- Many Enlistments in Marine Corps
- Tomorrow the Day to Get in Movies
- Cruelty Charged
- Appointment Considered
- Page 3
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- Turkish Officer Tells of Hard Bargain
- Story of Alleged Count's Career Told by Schumann-Heink
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- German Army Corps is Thirty Miles in Length
- Bankers to Meet at San Francisco next Week
- President Studying Requirements of Law for Safety at Sea
- Miss Lyon Joins Jolson
- European Agents Seek Forged Steel [Illegible]
- Gompers is Speaker
- Allies Strive to Obtain Aid of Bulgars
- Page 4
- Bees Wind up the Week with Good Trimming
- Cubs and Giants Again in the Race
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- Play Resumed for Western Tennis Title
- Good Weather and Fast Track Today
- Chicagoan Plans Middle West League
- Race Officials Are Badly Muddled Up
- Tennis Play Starts
- Boxing Booms in the East This Year
- Reich and Rivers Show a Fighter Has to be Born and Can't be Made
- Grandfather Connie Needs a Pitcher
- Diamond Dust
- Mud Ball, Successor to Emery Ball, is Barred by Feds
- Howard Drew Says He is Through
- Yesterday's Local Game in Figures
- Red Devils Take Second from Layton
- Where They Come Form
- Arthur Wins Long Drawn-out Game
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- Ten-Cent Baseball to be Permanent Thing in Federal
- Trolley League Games
- Tooele Victorious
- Ban Johnson's Gift
- Relay Carnival and Decathlon on [Illegible]
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- Payson Swamped
- Page 5
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- [Illegible] Theatre in Hands of Expert Decorator
- Graham Hearing on; Howard at Liberty
- [Illegible] Agents Tell of Beauties of Zion
- English in Russ Schools
- Germans at Lagoon
- Edwin Wangsgard Died
- Congressmen to Confer
- Pay the Debt on Labor Temple, be Winner of Prize
- Mother Made Ill by News of Tragedy
- Pacific Islanders to Celebrate Reunion
- Shoemaker to be Tendered a Banquet
- Passed Fictitious Check
- Henry L. Roberts is Dead in Coast City
- Villa Now Attempts to Get Forces Loan
- U. S. Harvesting Record Wheat Crop
- Nat M. Brigham, Former Territorial Officer, Drops Dead
- French Government to Distribute Grain
- Swedish Steamer Sunk by German
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- Railroad Head Says Revenue is Not up to Operating Costs
- Unknown Man Killed
- Penrose is Speaker
- Utah Crop Normal
- Narrow Escape
- Summerill Sentenced
- "Dixie Day" at Fair
- St. Louis Merchant Predicts Prosperity for States of South
- Suit for Divorce
- Page 6
- [Illegible] in Dash to the Top, Play at a Faster Clip than in Their 1914 Miracle Drive
- Girl Sets Baseball Throwing Record
- [Illegible] Tigers Took [Illegible] Games at 'Frisco
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- Pullman Club Wins from Japanese Team
- Preliminary Tourneys Begin in the East
- Lawson Shows Old-Time Class
- Flood Victims Relieved
- Provo Clerks Are to Have an Outing on Wednesday
- Beavers Manage to Grab One out of Seven
- Wrecking Crews to Place Eastland on Even Keel in River
- Doctors to Inspect School Children of Ogden
- Mrs. Helme Dies
- Locomobile Employees Make Formal Demand for New Working Scale
- Alaskan Volcano in Full Eruption, is Report of Captain
- Scandinavians to Meet
- Schools Increased
- Uniform Legislation Will be Discussed
- Leelanaw Crew Arrives
- Threshing of Grain Started near Provo
- The Reason
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- How They Make a Canuck Soldier; Burton Visits Great Military Camp at Valcartier and Sees some American Democracy
- Poet of Wasatch Visits Court
- 'Curtain of Fire' is Fatal to Drive of Germans
- French Troops Take Colony Form Kaiser
- Byproducts Valued at Millions Wasted in Old Fashioned Ovens
- Statuesque Lady in Police Garb Halts All Traffic
- American Surgery Surprises French
- General B. F. Tracy, Former Secretary of Navy, Laid at Rest
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- Page 9
- [Illegible] Better [Illegible] Revolt, is Claim
- [Illegible] Worker of Seattle is Suicide
- [Illegible] Jurist is Pointed to Bench of Court of Claims
- [Illegible] K. Lewis is [Illegible] in Mt. Olivet; [Illegible] Came Suddenly
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- Durborough with New German Drive in Russia
- Tennis Leading Sport for Visitors at Country Club
- Cotton Men Resent Interference to Shipping
- Japan Wants Peace
- Mrs. Hagerman's Funeral
- Yoshihito Calls Okuma to Service
- Edwin W. Earl Dies
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- Financial, Mining News and Stock Reports
- American Letters Fail to Reach Their Destination
- Ray Con's Quarterly Shows Earnings of $1,340,886
- Albion, Emma Copper and South Hecla Are Featured
- Initial Quarterly of Utah - Apex is 12 1-2c per Share
- Victoria to Connect Eagle Mine after Hoist Installed
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- Chicago Poultry, Butter and Eggs
- Speculation Rules Wall Street Deals
- Local Metal Market
- Farmer Gets Expert Lawyer to Prosecute Men Who Fleeced Him
- President of U. A. C. Leaves for the Expositions
- Cases Are [Illegible] without [Illegible]
- Polly's Greeting Unites Brothers Lifetime Apart
- U. A. C. Professor to Demonstrate Canning
- Noted Barristers Arrive for Meeting
- Widower Fights a Will Leaving $1000 to Cat
- Poll Taxes Being Collected in Logan
- Huntsville Stock Yards
- Scratch Causes Death
- Firm Incorporate
- High Priests [Illegible]
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- New York Money
- British Trade Board
- Omaha Live Stock
- Sugar Quotations
- New York Metals
- Closed Saturday
- Americans in London
- New York Metals
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1915-08-09 | Page 9 | [Illegible] K. Lewis is [Illegible] in Mt. Olivet; [Illegible] Came Suddenly
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1915-08-09 |
| 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/s6xw5sbr |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6xw5sbr |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | [Illegible] K. Lewis is [Illegible] in Mt. Olivet; [Illegible] Came Suddenly |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1915-08-09 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6xw5sbr/19587795 |