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- Foreign People in Chinese Cities Still in Danger
- Trainmen Get Wage Increase
- Emergency Rule on since Strike in England is Lifted
- Miracle' Player is Hurt as Horse Falls
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- Actor Divorced; 'Marg' Rambeau is 'Other Woman'
- Get Weather Reports
- Sunday to Run
- Indians Richest
- Valentino Double
- Engagement Broken
- Agree to Disagree
- Is 30, Homely, Say
- Wants $1,500,000
- Vancouver Express on C. P. R. Derailed
- Ex-Russian Imperial Colonel and Heiress Wed despite Dad's Orders
- Missing Girl is Found Slain
- Blaze Destroys Frisco Building
- 'Not Responsible for Wife's Debts'-Chaplin Defy
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- Ileana Heroine, and Cadet Hero in This Chapter
- Prosecution in Fall-Doheny Oil Trial Ends Case
- 2 Theories of Murder Offered
- Floating 'U' Students Entered Royal Suite, Stole Image, Charge
- Gets U. S. Post
- Tire Firms Form Big Rubber Pool
- Drake Girl Threatened Suicide, Inquest Reveals
- Frozen to Death
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- Page 2
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- Electric Light Body Will Meet in S. L. next June
- Harry Commbs Made President Of Kiwanis Club
- Term Opening of District Court Set
- Mrs. A. J. Brinton, Wife of Police Sergeant, Dies
- Date for Football Banquet is Advanced
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- Famous Marine
- California is Asked for Alleged Embezzler
- J. F. Smith Back from Gunnison Conference
- Sheriff Nips Jail Break at Ogden Notorious Inmate Halted in Plot
- King to Arrive in S. L. Thursday
- Mrs. L. J. Duncan, Patriotic Leader in Utah, Dies
- Failure to Report Mishap Brings Fine
- City Commission Refuses Permit
- Former Salt Lake Man Named Head of Radio Company
- Dry Law Violator Confesses.; Fined $400
- Fire Does $400 Damage
- Lighting of S. L. -Coast Air Route to Speed up Delivery, Says New
- Pet Canary May Tap on Window; Give Him Home
- Railroad Worker Dies of Injuries
- Oil Expected at 3000-Foot Depth on 31st So. Street
- Alleged Girl Attacker Faces Trial by Jury
- Services Sunday for Mrs. Maren Nelsen
- Buys Fourteen Horses
- Utah Copper Co. Boosts Dividend to $1.50 a Share
- Moran is Temporary Commissioner of Parks
- Final Rites for Ruth Drake to be Held on Friday
- Trade Reported Active in East
- School Board to Have One Change after January 1
- Wesley Child Dies from Bullet Wound
- Frederick A. Wrathall Dies at Family Home
- Mosquito Abatement Board to Meet Tuesday
- Winder on Way to Farm Meet in Chicago
- U. S. Mail Cash Part of Loot Carried off by Drugstore Bandit
- Roy Swanger Dies at Local Hospital
- Liquor Law Violator Punished by $50 Fine
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- Tax Reduction is Seen as Biggest Congress Issue
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- Loyalty in Army Ranks Increases
- Ontario, Dry 10 Years, Goes Wet
- Wyoming Governor Praised by Smith
- Forest Lover of Bud Stillman is Guest of Parents
- Mrs. R. Beeton Seeks to be Divorced
- Texas is Winner in $412,000 Suit
- Plot Exposed to Kill 2 Premiers
- Bible Reading 'Revival' to Begin with New Year
- Probe May Stop Influx of Liquor
- Beer and Speech Free in Poorhouse
- U. P. Magazine Has Story by Salt Lake Conductor
- Page 4
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- Frankie Darren to Meet Leo Hansen in Manhattan Club Headline
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- Prince of Wales Abandons More Steeplechasing
- Granite Gridders to be Banqueted
- Auerbach Flyers Are Beaten 19 to 12 Score
- Rigby Seniors Lose to Faculty Quintet
- East-Boxelder Grid Tickets Now on Sale
- Lafayette Has Best Grid Record
- Pocatello Team Honored at 'Feed'
- Thirtieth Ward Wins Bowling Championship
- Judge Kenesaw Landis to be Offered Seven-Year Contract
- East High Mentor Gives Proteges Long Workouts
- Jess Sweetser Gradually Winning Back His Health
- Tiger Quinter Will Use Huddle System
- Ganson, Woods in Return Bout
- Delta Seniors Win Opening Hoop Game
- Landis Will be Offered Seven Year Contract, Salary Increase
- Lewiston, Twin Falls to Play For
- Bowling
- L. D. S. Juniors Win Basketball Title
- Price Grid Team is Given Big Reception
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- Minister Drafts U. S. Note
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- Copper Salts Are Made from Secret Formula of Bacon's
- Sea Combed for Kidnaper Ship
- Quick Action Seen on Alien Property Bill by Longworth
- November High in Precipitation
- Marines Urged as Men to Stop Liquor Traffic
- Riviera Has Worst Fall in 50 Years
- A Gift Horse
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- Judges' Salar Bill Scheduled
- McCormick Leaves for Lexington University
- Lumberjack Finds $450,000 in Gold in Felling Tree
- Winter Swoops on East States
- Page 6
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- Eight Utahns Depart to Represent State in R. M. C. Grid Meeting
- Notre Dame Eleven to Try to Keep Score down Against U. S. C.
- Giants Will Try Galaxy of Rook Infielders Soon
- Fresno, Pocatello Game Called Off
- Scutar Will Defend World's Squash Title
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- Tijuana Results
- Juarez Results
- Park, Christensen to Meet Tonight
- Promoter Demands $1950 for Services
- Former Stockman Dies
- Rhodes Will Receive 'Christensen' Medal
- Cue Title Holder Leads Challenger in Classic Match
- Ex-Grid Man Wins $10,000 Hotel Suit
- West High Basketball Series Gets Started
- Junior Team Headed for Title at Granite
- Elks Will Send Ryan and Cecil to Hawaii with U. of U. Squad
- Stanford, Alabama Leading Country's Best Gridders
- Walker Hopes to Beat Flowers and Capture Middleweight Crown
- Strong Teams to Meet in East High Series
- It Won't be Long Now before Jesse is Back
- Keeney to Head Woolen Makers
- Jim Maloney Meets German Boxer Tonight
- Jefferson Results
- Dean Bennion Speaks at Granite High School
- Scotland Net Champ Becomes Professional
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- Page 9
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- Prevention of Cancer is Seen
- Branch Road Planned
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- Husband Shot by Wife after Party Dies from Wounds
- New American Post Delights Claudel
- Several Thousand Ford Shopmen Idle
- School Board Members Named
- Jury Thinks Youth Died by Accident
- To Present Plan to Control Alcohol
- Ft. Douglas News
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- Odgen Company to Build 4 Bridges
- Utah Missionaries in California Hurt
- Nicky Arnstein Must Stand Trial
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- Page 12
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- Fight Sea to Rescue Crew
- Fight Begins for Crabtree Wealt
- Railway Workers Killed Reporting Names of Strikers
- Noted Engineer of Navy Resigns
- Right Given to Use Canyon Pole Line
- U. S. Officials Will Meet Browning's Body
- Engineers' President Goes to Convention
- Dr. George Thomas to Speak on 'Education'
- Speeding Alleged
- Hand Crushed
- Jefferson Park Entries
- Tijuana Entries
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- Juarez Entries
- Juarez Selections
- Markets at a Glance
- Wool Markets
- Sugar Market
- Rubber
- Sugar Market
- Livestock
- Local Securities
- Weather
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- Vital Statistics
- Births
- Deaths
- Page 13
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- Current Attractions
- Special Birthday Bill at Pantages the Season's Best
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- University Play at Salt Lake Theatre Friday and Saturday
- Kills Step-Father; Jury Justifies Him
- $3.60 per Pound is Paid for Show Steer
- Lehi Man Victim of California Disaster
- Ways to Preserve Salt Lake Theatre Get Discussion
- Terrific Storm Strikes Naples; Woman Killed
- Home Making is Urged in Solving Farm Problem
- Sir Joseph Pope Dies at Ottawa
- Musical Arts' Next Attraction
- Ezra Meeker, Trail Blazer, Leaves for East
- Dibblee Visits Elks
- Ballet Russe to Appear Here Monday
- Ward Choir to Present 'Mikado'
- World War Mines Still Encountered
- Junior Aid Revue Decided Success at the Paramount
- Operetta in Richards Ward Friday
- Step-Mother Loses in $250,000 Action
- Attack on Negro Professor under Probe by Police
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- Society
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- Musical and at Home Planned
- Girl Asks $100,000 for False Arrest
- House to Sit Tight on Radio Control
- General Motors to Erect Assembling Plant in Sweden
- Milwaukee Men Ask Wage Increase
- Five Automobiles Are Sold for $50
- Chamberlain to Meet M. Briand
- Borah Argues for Return at Once of German Property
- Coolidge and Nye Discuss Marshalship
- Greece to be under New Rule Saturday
- 2 Held for Detroit Payroll Robbery
- Boy Hit by Truck on Street in Price
- Berlin Starts on Dance-Mad Month
- Addison T. Smith Leaves for Capital
- Tampico Prepares Field for U. S. Fliers
- Murray House Damaged by Fire; Loss $1000
- Tariff is Put on Cotton to Russia
- Fred M. Nye Wins in Ogden Election
- Testimonial Given to Retiring M. I. A. Officers
- Dental Clinic
- Two Leave Prison for Reformatory
- Sanpete Students to Stage 3-Act Comedy
- Coolidge Knows Nothing of Repon to Remove
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-12-02 | Page 7 | Concerts in U. S. Draw Big Crowds, Artist Asserts
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1926-12-02 |
| 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/s6w96htx |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6w96htx |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Concerts in U. S. Draw Big Crowds, Artist Asserts |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1926-12-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6w96htx/19859404 |