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- Prisoners for Wilds; near Death
- Attorney is Much Alive, Tells Friends
- Tarbot' is Recognized
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- Senator King is Asked by McNary to Probe Oregon Campaign Fund
- Man Leaps from Window Twice in Suicide Attempt
- U. S. Developing Air Forces, Says Navy Admiral
- Adams Tells of Bus Competition
- $270,000 of Labor Bank Loot Dug Up
- Speedy Trial Urged for Fall and Doheny
- Support Asked in Safety Campaign
- Count Slam's Suit May be Dismissed
- Death Od Idaho Girl is Laid to 2 Rodeo Riders
- Storm in East Kills 1;12 Hurt
- New Jersey Swept by near Tornado
- Comstock Mine Will be Closed
- 27 Hurt When Tram and Truck Collide
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- Belgian Franc to be Stabilized
- Queen Marie Ot End Tour and Go Home, is Report
- Magma Copper President Ill at Arizona Home
- Steamers Collide at San Francisco
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- President Can Fire Appointees
- Brennan Has Spent $40,984.97, Report
- Soldier is Killed Trying to Escape
- Three Salt Lake Boys Jailed on Assault Charge
- Held for Trial on Charge of Attack on Girl
- La Follette Ill
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- 50 Raised Publicity 2 Hours
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- Bishop Mitty is Heard in Pulpit
- "Kidding" Set Aside
- Vaudeville Held on Nov. 19
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- Payson Man Gets to County Jail via R. F. D. Route
- Utah Alfalfa Seed Double in Price over '25
- Culvert Break Held Cause of Steven's Death
- Financing Firm is Merged with Baltimore House
- Wiley Padan Chosen "U" Council Member
- Wins World Trip for 2
- Gas Tax Aids in Upkeep of Roads
- First Plane to Fly to North Pole Here Friday
- Two-Year-Old Case Dismissed
- P. L. Gorringe Awarded $16 Weekly Compensation
- Residence on Euclid Avenue is Entered
- Funeral Services for J. M. Thomas to be Held Tuesday
- Reinstatement of Case is Requested
- Registration of Voters is Urged; Closes Tuesday
- Alleged Drunken Driver under Bond
- Hargrove Will Go on Trial Tuesday
- Alleged Bunco Artists' Trial Set for Nov. 22
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- U. S. Consumer of Rubber is Urged to be Economic
- Labor is Aske to Defeat Willis
- Four Are Killed at Grade Crossing
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- Hoover Visions Missouri River Linked to Coast
- Murder of Five due to Delusion
- Church Ads Held in Need of Punch
- $100,000 Diamond Theft is Reported
- Widow of Duke of Aosta Succumbs
- Shah of Persia in Auto Blast
- Catch Alleged Mellett Slayer
- Two Accidentally Shot While Hunting
- Oklahoma School President is Dead
- Someone's Hair May Get Pulled as They Meet
- Farm Publicity Urged by Mayer
- Hurricane Takes Heavy Life Toll
- Spurious Money Passer Grabbed
- Jap Finds Ships Best Protection
- Thieves Gets 20 Cents from S. L. Gas Station
- Move to Recall Hartley Balked
- Indians' Income from Oil Lands Will be Taxed
- Mason Condemns Sect Teaching in Public Schools
- Life Saver Gets Army Citation
- Burned Bodies Sought In
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- Farrell Rates Pennsylvania and Michigan as Strongest Elevens
- West High Officers Play Scoreless Tie
- Pro Gridder Gets off Eighty-Yard Punt
- Football Captains
- Grid Favorites Leading in Midwest
- Sport Briefs
- One Hundred Hounds Start in Futurity
- Campaign Against A. A. U. Gets Started
- Wife of Builder of Moffat Line Des in Denver
- Prison Probe in Texas Resumed
- Five-Day Labor Week is Opposed
- Fire Destroys Tourist Resort
- Boxelder Looms as Best in High Schools Football Race
- Michigan Again Looms as Champion
- Colorado Aggies Battle Utah in Feature of Week
- New Witnesses Come for Aimee
- Undefeated Eastern Grid Teams Looking for Upsets
- Wayne Munn Meets Cantonwine in N. Y.
- Golf Club to Award Caddies Scholarship
- Ass Usual
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- Reds Win Team Match at Muny
- Three Headline Bouts on Manhattan Program at Hipprodrum
- Nicaragua Parley is Fail
- Does Outnumbering Bucks, Hunters Say
- Advertising Pays
- There You Are
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- Of Wills Benefited Fighting Game, Says Noted Critic
- Netters in Tourney
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- Pyle a Second Rickard
- Cougars Have Best Team in School History
- Jim Maloney Matched to Meet German Boxer
- Greb's Funeral to be Held Wednesday
- Deer Hunting Successful in Cache Valley
- Defensive Play is Nevers' Greatest
- Crimson Gridders Return from Colorado Invasion
- Geneva College Coach Praised for Great Team
- German and Australian Horses to Race on English Tracks Again
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- Heirs Review State Fight
- Diet and Health
- Kaiser Invites Friends to Hunt
- Gross Leaves for Indian Duty at Tulalip, Wash
- Bigamist's Guilt Affirmed by Court
- Suspect Held for Slaying of Indian
- Endeavorers of Utah End Work
- 'Cowboy' Artist Dies Suddenly
- Bureau Errs in Report on S. L. Deaths by Auto
- Training Courses for Scoutmasters Planned
- Houdini Suffers Collapse at Close of Performance
- Gotham'S Water Supply in Danger
- Coeds Plan to Adopt Baby to Test Theories
- Where to Register
- Blaze Menaces Docked Steamer
- Indiana Woman Wins Greater Movie Contest
- First Prize
- Closing Week of Campaign Looms Heavy in Rallies
- Births in Idaho Triple Deaths
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- Second Prize
- Third Prize
- Cruelty Alleged
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- Society
- Mrs. Steiner is Tea Motif before Departure
- Local Securities
- Wall Street Briefs
- S. F. Exchange Does Record Business
- Livestock
- Mellon Against Lower Tariffs
- $18,000 Award for Injuries Sustained
- Spoke Too Soon
- Visible American Grain
- S. L. Bank Clearings
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- Wall Street's Close Irregular
- N. Y. Quotations
- The Weather
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- Vital Statistics
- Births
- Deaths
- Funerals
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- Local News
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- 'New Brooms' Now Playing at Wilkes is Clever Comedy
- "The Night Cry" Thrills Audience at the American
- Local News
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- Red Grange Play Draws Big Crowds at the Victory
- New Feature on Orpheum Bill
- Raymond Griffith Scores as Triumph at the Paramount
- Flu Interrupts Stars' Honeymoon
- Art Exhibit Opens at Local Chamber
- Utah Well to Fore with Masonic Grand Masters
- Ber-Hur Opens Tonight
- People in Frisco Still Fear Quake
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- Suit to Regain Mine Property
- Idaho Man Dies from Kick by Horse
- Election Judges Named for Wasatch County
- John Forrest to be Laid at Rest Tuesday
- Wasatch County Boys Organize Sheep Club
- Returns from Vet Meet
- Cache Beet Crop Considered High
- Weddings Announced
- Republicans Arrange Rallies at Farmington
- Two Escape Injury in Canyon Accident
- Funeral Services for William Rudge
- Funeral Service
- Four Escape Injury as Pumpkin Truck Upsets
- Three Births Announced
- Parent Teachers Meet
- New Auto Salesroom
- Called on Missions
- Alcoholic Deaths in 1926 Increase
- Mann Act Case Wil be Press
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-10-25 | Page 13 | Local News
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1926-10-25 |
| 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/s69p4875 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69p4875 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Local News |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1926-10-25 |
| 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/s69p4875/19845548 |