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- Storm Struck Illinois Area Surveys Loss
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- Property Loss $10,000,000 in Tornado Horror
- Railroad Continues to Present Facts
- Ford Company to Enter Plane Field
- Tennessee Death Toll Reaches 35
- Many Kentucky Towns Isolated
- Sorry Tale is Told by Freaks in Storm Wake
- Cow Tail Lights Bill Killed by Nebraska Solons
- Mrs. Willis Will Go to Prison Tonight
- Seattle Municipal Lines Make Money
- Police "Rookie" Shows Real Mettle
- Jordan to Speak at Unity Dinner
- Mrs. Jardine in Hospital
- Defense Nears Close in Oil Lease Action
- Struck by Auto, Rancher Succumbs
- French Chamber Stages Fist Fight
- McCoy Attorneys Ask New Trial
- Greece Officially Regrets Slaying
- Trapper Kills Sled Dogs, Then Ends Own Life
- Wrecked Mine Gives up More Burned Bodies
- Four Killed in Rail Collision near St. Louis
- Illinois Masons to Raise $100,000
- Quake Destroys Chinese Town
- Germany's Veteran Instructor is Dead
- Sues for Divorce
- Crowe Scents More Evidence on Shepherd
- Salmon Fishing Treaty Proposed
- Frank Collier Frames Defense
- Brewery Sued for $20,000 Damages
- U. S. Jury Indicts 48 Ohio Police
- Wife Declares Branding Was Own Pet Idea
- Rickard Guilty in Film Case
- Fire Causes $10,000 Damage at Ogden
- Dr. Eliot Reaches 91st Milestone
- Russian Leader Faces Deportation
- Christian Science Aids Storm Victims
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- Countries Settle Frontier Trouble
- King George to Travel Incognito
- Share in Fortune Sought for Children
- Navy Operator Logs Amateur Stations
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- Southwick to Get Food and Dairy Position
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- City Aids Many to Find Employment
- New Vinegar Law Effective May 20
- Nose Fractured by Horse's Kick
- Trespass Law Against Hens to be Invoked
- Salt Lake Man Ends Own Life
- Borea Company due to Sign off at 8:13 Tonight
- Higher Prices Bring Heavier Spring Sowing
- Paved Highways Undergoing Repair
- Workers in Advertising Drive to be Feted
- Former Students to Raise $10,000
- Prison Terms Terminated by Pardons Board
- Crowd Passes as Lone Yegg Stages Holdup
- Veteran Streetcar Worker Drops Dead
- Colorado Wants Bingham Man Held
- Board Reorganizes
- Legion Heads to be Feted
- Bandit Binds Victim with Neckties and Stockings, Takes $21
- Sheriffs Must Treat U. S. Men as Prisoners
- Water Diversion Suit Settled by Stipulation
- Clothing Salesman Seeks U. S. Writ
- Divorces Granted
- Sues for $50,000
- Passengers Shaken up When Car Splits Switch
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- Defense in Dennistoun Case Rests
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- Ellsworth Leaves for Polar Flight
- Mining Stocks and Diamond Bring Charge
- Metropolitan is Remodeled
- Denver Man is Exchange Speaker
- Boiling Tar Causes Fire Loss of $600
- $2000 Offered in Tax Settlement
- Carbon County Miner Killed by Cavein
- W. J. Bryan Rated Millionaire on His 65th Birthday
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- Babe Ruth Seriously Threatens to Establish New Record This Season
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- $6,000,000 Silk Train due Here Friday Night
- Upsets Continue in Women's Net Meet
- Gossip of the Ring
- Arlett Denies He Has Pugilistic Ambition
- Sporting Chatter
- The Mystery Pitcher of Baseball`
- Handball Champion Gets to Semifinals
- Local Items
- Manager Bancroft Thinks Braves Stronger
- Young Stribling Takes Short Workout Here
- Lew Paluso Matched with Sid Terris
- Japanese Ball Team to Tour America
- Three Colleges Favored in Indoor Track Meet
- Big Ten Grapplers Gather for Tourney
- Westminster Triumphs over Grantsville Nine
- Vincent Richards and Partner Lose Net Match
- Bowling
- Legionnaires Plan Banquet for Monday
- Colorado College Swamps Brigham Young University Cagers
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- Developments in Training Camps Alter Outlook for Pennant Races
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- Film Scenes Will be Taken Along Rio Grande
- Provo Paddlers Too Much for Granite High
- Thursday's Baseball Results
- Briefs from the Training Camps
- Local Sportsmen Awaiting Big Feed at Elks Lodge
- Salt Lake to Open Season in Zion
- Tigers Fail to Make Impressive Showing in Early Training
- Oxford and Cambridge Meet on Track Saturday
- Ex-Leopard Ballman Signs with St. Joseph
- Unattractive
- Champion Hotcake and Ice Cream Eater Returns to Salt Lake
- Rangers Meet Salt Lake Soccer Team Saturday
- 500 Entered in Annual Track and Tank Meets
- Catholic Hoop Teams Begin Competition
- Ellison Wields Big Ax in San Francisco Camp
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- Mining Stocks Fairly Active
- S. L. Mining Stocks
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- N. Y. Curb Market
- Wall Street's Close is Strong
- N. Y. Quotations
- New York Bonds
- Chicago Wheat Market Gets off to Wild Start
- Grains, Provisions and Dairy Produce
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Metals and Money
- Wall Street Briefs
- Local Securities
- The Wool Market
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- Marble Shoot Attracts 1000 Players
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- Street Repairs to Commence April 1
- Local Items
- Family Imperiled When Auto Overturns
- Fur Industry One Thrived in Utah
- Five Persons of Prominence on Sick List Today
- Delta Business Man to Reside in Salt Lake
- Demands License
- Dempsey to Begin Film Work Monday
- Lumbermen to Keep 1925 Costs at 1924 Level
- Licensed to Wed
- Agreement Signed for New Highway
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1925-03-20 | Page 19 | Death List 736; Injured Number 2500
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1925-03-20 |
| 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/s62v3pr1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62v3pr1 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Death List 736; Injured Number 2500 |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1925-03-20 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 19 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62v3pr1/19806344 |