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- Daylight Holdups Beat and Rob Junk Dealer; Store Raid Nets $175
- Brotherhood [Illegible] Convention
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- Enright Asks Nations to Unite in World War Against Crime
- Eight Executions due End of Week
- Robbers Lure Aged Victim into Cellar.
- Name Jury for Davis Trial on Bribery Charge
- Dempseys Just 'Loafin' 'Round' Across Water
- Reticent on Criticism.
- Major Leagues
- U. S. Neglects Air Navigation, Senator Says
- Bank Yeggs Wo Can'T Open Safe Go Get Cashier
- Proposed Rules Bar News Speed in Courtrooms
- Relf Asks for License to Hold Race Meeting
- Solon Lost in Mountains Found
- Accident Toll
- American Autos Flood British Ports
- Trotzky Elected to Soviet Congress
- Atlantic War Drives Booze Outlaws West
- Takes Oath
- Hindenburg Has Early Praise for Army and Navy
- Has Manifesto for People
- Europe Frowns on Hindenburg
- Tragedy Aftermath of Country Dance
- Veteran Diplomat Dies Unexpectedly
- Von Hindenburg Takes Oath of Office as Th President of Germany
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- Tentative Budget May Cause Heavier Rate of Tax Levy
- Cate Cigaret Tax $217,582 in Two Years
- Supreme Court Affirms [Illegible] Land Decision
- Fined for Attack.
- Organized Fight on Bark Beetles Planned
- State Board Denies S. L.-Silver City Permit
- Mountain Lions Roam near Eureka
- State Plans City Campaign on Weeds
- Prosecutor Raps Constable's Jury, Gets New Venire
- Fort Douglas Inspected by Army Officers
- Vice Consul of Norway for Utah is Dead
- $75 Month U. S. Sentence for Neola Sisters
- Change in Cigaret Law Being Drafted
- Requisition Issued.
- J. D. Simmons Granted Annulment of Marriage
- Utah Dairy Stock Rate High on U. S. Standards
- Bullets Fly in Garfield Arrest
- R. O. T. C. Members Undergo Inspection
- Reprieve for Pedro Cand Ot be Requested
- Regents Grant Fee Increase at University
- Stepfather Defends Girl, Alleged Suicide
- Masonic Council Praises School System in Utah
- Prague Professor University Speaker
- Child Badly Burned Falling into Hot Water
- Stage Permit Asked.
- Bishop Glass to Speak to C. of C. Wednesday
- Residents Desire to Shut out Business
- Rotary Asked for View on Saltair Offer
- East Workers Take Lead in A. L. Campaign
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- France Places Censorship on All War News
- Seaplane Will be Shipped to Coast
- Geo. C. Butte Named to Post at Porto Rico
- Hope Felt for Definite Plan on French Debt
- 'Baby Farm' Probe Leads to Graves
- Specimens Believed Prehistoric Tusks
- Davis High Student Boby Elects Officers
- Local News
- Col. Coolidge in Fine Shape, Dr. Cram Says
- Canyon Parties Begin.
- Missionairies Return.
- Twin Falls Japs Honor Emperor
- Pioneer Astronomy near Death In
- Funmakers Meek
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- West and East Ball Teams Remain in Chase for Divisional Title
- Muesel-Pipp Agian Make Home Run Feat
- Mississippi Valley League.
- American Association.
- Monday's Coast League Results
- Waner's Hit Breaks up Pitchers' Battle
- In the Big Show
- Western League.
- Three-I League.
- International League.
- Texas League.
- Construction Wins over Maintenance Department
- Tigers and Camel A. C. Battle to Tie Score
- Larson High Point Man in Bike Race
- Tooele Easy Winner of Triangle Meet
- Betting Favors M, Walker to Win
- Monroe is Winner in Sanpete-Sevier Loop
- Scenic Linemen Turn in Victory over Beesleys
- Polo Team Chosen.
- Southern Association.
- Diamond Dust
- Central Utah Baseball Loop Opens May 13
- Bees Will Entertain Angels in First Game of Series Today
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- Utah and Idaho News
- Miriam E. Barnes Selected on Library Board
- Karen Christensen Dies at Ephraim
- Efficiency Medal Awarded.
- Dance Planned.
- Bear River to Have May Festival Saturday
- Early Settler of Bear River Dies
- Ogden News
- Corporation Angles for Ogden Bakery, Report
- Ogden Residents to Get Work Preference
- Four Wives Released from Galling Bonds
- Ogden to Have Chapter of Reserve Officers
- James H. Linforth Dies.
- Wins Gold Medal.
- Weber Defers Levy of Agriculture Tax
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- [Illegible] Barrows' Trip Makes Needed Yankee Shakeup Almost a Certainty
- Doubles Tourney Begins Wednesday
- Spring Gridders Get Taste Fo Scrimmage
- Sportsmen to Hold Meeting Thursday Night
- Kanab High Triumphs in Southern Division
- Finn Wins from Holy Cross Boys
- Scenic Outfit Will Make Debut
- Famous "Iron Man' Wins Another Game
- Kentucky Horse Expected to Show Stuff in Classic Race
- N. Y. Commission Will Probe Discrimination Against Paluso
- French Offer Dutch Support for Olympic
- Rosenberg Beats Gordon.
- Qualified.
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- Freak Fight.
- More Athletes Reinstated Reinstated by A. A. U.
- Pigeon Defeats Airplane in Odd European Race
- Cluebloods of Turf Ready for Race Classic at Churchill Downs
- Southern Auto Classic Won by Veteran Driver
- Former Big Leaguer Visitor in Salt Lake
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- Aggedy Ann and Aggedy Andy
- Provo News
- Dr. Charle Thornberg Dies at Daughter's Home
- Appropriation Asked for June Jersey Show
- Woman Badly Hurt in Auto Collision
- Logan News
- Major Jordan Inspects U. A. C. Arms Equipment
- Membership Contest by Sportsmen is Ended
- Ruth B. Rowland Given Divorce in Logan Court
- Infant Dies.
- New Manager Named for Student Life
- James Purser, Pioneer of Hyde Park, is Dead
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- Making Farm Life Attractive
- She is Different!
- Local News
- Just Folks
- The High Cost of Revenge
- Daring to "Begin"
- As G Remember
- Money at Work
- No Waste Allowed.
- Build in Suburbs, Urges Realtor
- Japan's Naval Ability
- Tales Fo Childhood
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- Is This Your Birthday!
- Federal Farm Facts
- These Modern Cooks.
- To School by Bus.
- Here's the Reason.
- Little Joe Says:
- The Fun Shop
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- Funeral Rites Wednesday for Plane Victims
- Grand Encampment I. O. O. F. Meets May 19
- Summer School Scheduled,
- Board Refuses $1000 for Swimming Pool
- Northwestern Fruit Not up to 1923 Crop
- Former Prince Uses Diplomacy
- U. S. to Show Usual Courtesy
- Beautiful Model Homes Feature Better Homes Week Three Thousand Visitors Voice Unanimous Approval Beauty and Artistry of Furnishings Highly Pleasing
- Indians Celebrate in Home Fund Show
- Officials Defer Early Action on Saltair Offer
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- Society
- Former S. L. Man Listed as L. A. Swindle Victim
- Chamber Nominates for Board of Governors
- Lump Distribution Urged in Castle Gate Relief
- Deseret Power Company Reports Operating Loss
- Twin Falls Area Welcomes Tourists
- Banker Lauds Work of Salvation Army
- Pontifical Requiem High Mass to be Celebrated
- Health Offices Moved.
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- Current Attractions
- East High Students to Stage Comic Opera Tonight
- Rare Musical Program Assured Friday Night
- Death Calls Woman.
- Two Couples Licensed.
- "Hunchback of Notre Dame" Coming to Gem
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- Oratorical Tryout is Held at Mt. Pleasant
- Diet and Health
- Missionary to Return.
- Founder of Academy Baccalaureate Speaker
- 'Loaded' Cigarets Results in Warning
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- Local News
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- Mammoth is Big Feature
- The Building Industry.
- Cotton.
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- New York Bonds
- Wall Street Closes Strong
- N. Y. Quotations
- Unlisted Foreign Government Bonds.
- Delamare 5 Hudson.
- Rubber Market.
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Raw Sugar Firmer.
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Another Reason for St. Paul's Ills
- Metals and Money
- Wall Street Briefs
- Daggett County Scene of Irrigation Project
- Marriage Licenses.
- Sugar Futures.
- Hay.
- Coffee
- Flax.
- Liberty Bonds at 1 P. M.
- Livestock
- Heavier Brazil Sales Causes Coffee Break
- Grains, Provisions and Dairy Produce
- Potatoes.
- Flour.
- Daughter Arrives.
- Pleads Guilty.
- S. A. Tour Planned.
- Charge Dismissed for Lack of Evidence
- A. D. St Clair Buried with Masonic Honor
- S. L. Dry Officers Deny Heart Victim is Utahn
- Local Securities
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- Farmers Meet to Coordinate for Progress
- Solon Wants New Law or Open Violation
- Civil War Veterans Lawton Post Guests
- King Salmon Run Opens in Alaska
- Gift Automobile Puts Flier in Bad
- McAdoo Called in Club Insurance Case
- Independent Movies Start Survival Fight
- Justice Wants Oil Indictments to Stand Test
- Zanni Undeterred by Russian Order
Salt Lake Telegram | 1925-05-12 | Page 17 | [Illegible] C. Mangin, Rench Hero of Verdun, is Dead
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1925-05-12 |
| 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/s6mg8x6t |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6mg8x6t |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | [Illegible] C. Mangin, Rench Hero of Verdun, is Dead |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1925-05-12 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 17 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6mg8x6t/19822454 |