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- Guests Flee from Burning Hotel
- Hoards Charges
- 'Dry' at Claim
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- Tried Assault, Girl Charges Wealthy Realtor
- Ormiston Ill; Can't Surrender
- Flames Destroy Dock Warehouse
- Death Toll in Cold Wave Mounting
- Continued Cold for Nothern Idaho
- Plane for North Equipped with Skiis
- Lawyers Guilty of Bribe Charge
- Princess Sues for Divorce
- Ex-Tennis Star Takes Own Life
- Train Crash Kills 8
- Mikado's Death Expected Hourly; Royal Relatives Go to Bedside
- Smith Accepts Seat in Senate despite Warning
- U. S. Steel to Pay Huge Dividend
- 2 Die in Train Crash
- Daniels Assails Verdict in Fall and Doheny Case
- Bandit Suspects Taken in Omaha
- Lady Manners May See Private Rodeo
- And Doheny Acquitted of Oil Conspiracy Charges by Jury
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- Increase Denied by Commission
- Kalah Temple Installs Officers
- Trial of Error Continued
- Friday at Sarah Daft Home
- Driscoll to Make Home in Frisco
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- Heads Veterans
- Foreign Vets Rename Three
- Mate Choked Her before 6 Months Passed, Wife Says
- Utahns Invited to Inspect Iron Plant
- R. W. Grandstaff Pleads Guilty to Assault
- Attorney Killed by Falling Lamp
- State Auditing of Co-Op Marketing Bodies Suggested
- $40,000 Damages Asked in W. P. Suit
- Christmas Cheer Ideas Mean Cash Daily Award Added to Main Contest
- Ralph Connor Here for Bonneville Talk
- Joseph C. Keeley to be Buried Friday
- C. of C. to Sell 500 Game Tickets Aid Assured for Stadium Fund
- Skaters Enjoy First Taste of Sport Cold Snap Expected to Freeze Lakes
- Mammoth Mine Board Declares 25-Cent Dividend
- Surplus of Farm Workers Shown; Miners in Demand
- Iron Stairs Authorized in Mt. Timpanogos Cave
- To Join Sheriff
- Larsen is Named as Chief Deputy
- Says Hubby Pays Court to Another
- Zoning Expert Guest at Chamber Luncheon
- Boy Scouts Score Increase in Membership
- Tree Expert for Salt Lake Urged
- $9,054,232 Used on Utah Roads in 1926
- Court Scores Rodeos in Freeing Boys Held for Murder of Girl
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- Guns of U. S. Are Aimed at Troops of Chinese Army
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- Husband of Late Novelist is Dead
- Salvador Ratifies Opium Convention
- Indecent Talk is Seen as Woman's New Distinction
- Pay for Children
- Hats Cost Six Cents
- Gives $200,000 Home
- Seeks Pretty Legs
- Once-over Not Wrong
- Took Cue from East
- Tough for Poland
- Was First Target
- Protest Old Dances
- He's One of Few
- Belief in God in N. Y., London Same Ratio, Survey Shows
- Wage Adjustment Asked at Vatican
- Radio Phone Line to Europe Planned
- U. S.-Panama Act is Given Congress
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- Warn on Action
- Aged People Saved When Home Burns
- Radio Aids Santa Claus in Far North
- Three Highway Projects Soon to be Discussed
- Twin Falls Contractor Successful Sewer Bidder
- Boy Who Died in Denver to be Buried in S. L.
- Radio Movies, Invisible Ray Latest Finds
- Redd Bill to Urge Uniform Tax Rate
- Shooes and Shoots
- Federal Roads Rated Improved
- May be Envoy
- Land Board Approves Sale of Three Farms
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- Friday for Mrs. Anna D. Steed
- Poultrymen of Utah County Plan Meeting
- Current Attractions
- Dorothy Gish at Victory Theatre Pleases Audience
- One-Act Plays to be Given Friday
- Christmas Program
- New Pantages Bill Offers a Variety of Entertainment
- Mrs. H. N. C. Rasmussen Buried at Mt. Pleasant
- Former Ogden Man Dies in Seattle
- Grazing Fees Received
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- Arson Charged to Girl Bandit
- Receivers Take Chicago Car Line
- Beery Knocked out in 'Casey at the Bat'
- Credit Men Review Sketch, 'Men of Steal'
- The Stubborn Leaf
- Diet and Health
- Cadets Give Money for 'Old Ironsides'
- Annual Election Held by Presbyterian Church
- J. C. Holden, Salesman, is Sued for Divorce
- Prof. Young to Attend Meeting of Historians
- Twin Cities Will be Friends Again
- Income Tax Receipts Heavier than Year Ago
- Petition Denied
- Honey Selling Plans Outlined
- Prince Leopold and Bride Shop 'Incog'
- Christie Search Expense is Worry
- Seattle Man Gets Big Job with N. P.
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- Woods Claims He Has Defense to Block Gostovich's Flying Headlock
- Two Girls Die in Oil Blast; Father is Fatally Burned
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- Andrews is Winner over Kickapoo Dan in Brigham Bout
- E. J. Milne Guest at Surprise Dinner
- Charlotte B. Gibson to be Buried Saturday
- Rev. F. H. Allen Jr. to Take Bride
- Jensen is Rearrested on Embezzlement Charge
- Two Payson Men Honored by Lions
- Pocatello Baseball Club Loses $1616
- Lenglen, Ederle Attend Races at Tijuana
- Reed Morrell Wins in Rotary Contest
- Northwestern Tackle to Play in California
- Testimonial Given for Resigning Officers
- Tilden Plans Comeback
- Renewed Attacks Will be Made Against Grid Plays
- Revival of Interest Seen in Steeple-Chasing Sport
- Prince Gets Better at Racquets Sport
- Big Entry List is Made for Swim
- Hahn Makes Ready for Track Season
- Rosenberg Reinstated for Charity Matches
- Oregon is Beaten in 'Wire' Tank Meet
- Vienna Racqueteer Wins 'Pro' Honors
- Footwarmers Will be Used at Grid Game
- Bill Tilden to Fight Way Back to Tennis Heights In
- Former Lagoon Race Track Men Acquire Tampa Downs Track
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- Wins Prize Best Novel
- Mrs. Mary Anderson is Hurt in Auto Mishap
- May Sue City for Denial of Petition
- President of Erie Railroad Retires
- Tennyson Refused Xmas Verse Offer
- County Officers' Bonds Permanently Fixed
- Safe Blowing Attempt is Halted by Watchman
- Health and Educational Offices to Quit Capitol
- Farm Bureau Directors to Hold Meet Saturday
- Permission to Cut Huge Christmas Tree Given
- Man Braks Arm in Falling down Shaft
- New Postoffices Considered for 1300 Towns Only
- Oil Compan Head is Held for Brand
- Auto Bus Accident Victims Recovering
- Pension Bill for World War Vets before House
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- Revival of Advisory Board is Favored with Landis' Re-Election
- Grove Loses to Tillicum Club
- Sportsmen Suggest Law Changes
- Millard Defeats Arizona Club in 'Y' Series Final
- Weber High to Meet Provo Quint Friday
- Saint Sophs Defeat Jordan Junior High
- Forest Dale Defeats Richards Ward Five
- Moab Team Honored Twice within Week
- Weber College Wins from Morgan High
- Jefferson Results
- Bowling
- Skating Excellent at Murray Rink
- Dempsey to Decide upon Ring Return next March
- Championship Golf Meets Show Profit of More than $30,000
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- Tijuana Results
- Ephraim Quint to Play Nephi Friday Night
- Creighton Offers Utah Eleven Stop Invitation
- Amateurs Clash
- Smith's Manager Protests Decision of Referee in Sharkey Bout
- Utah Aggies to Elect Football Leader Tonight
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- Wall Street's Close is Heavy
- N. Y. Quotations
- Sugar Market
- Wool Markets
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- Market Briefs
- Cotton Market
- Local Securities
- A Death That is Not Death? Luther Burbank Still Lives
- Grain Notes
- Rubber
- Swiss Tobacco
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- A Gift
- Local News
- Schaefer on Way to New Cue Triumphs
- Leopold Broke
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- Weather
- Vital Statistics
- Marriage Licenses Issued
- Funerals
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- Tornow's Bride Asks Annulment
- Busy as Holidays Near
- Forty and Eight Shows Much Activity
- Driver Gets Suspended Sentence
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- Changes Suggested in Logan City Budget
- Nominations Made for Provo C. of C. Officers
- Concert Planned
- Effort Made to Curb Juvenile Delinquency
- Organizations Unite for Christmas Fete
- Rowland Hall Plans Preholiday Program
- Spanish Fork Infant Dies from Pneumonia
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- Society
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- Deepest Show is Found in Idaho; 66 Ins. Recorded
- British Social Club Elects New Officers
- Snake Vest among First White House Christmas Gifts
- Pola Negri Expected to Buy Famed Valentino Portrait
- Mrs. Sarah A. Murray Dies in Hospital
- Mrs. Dudo Orullian Dies at Family Home
- Jos. Wightman Jr. to be Buried at Eureka Sunday
- Rebels Defeat Mexican Army
- Honey Producers Organize At
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- Goodwin Held
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- Liquor Making Bill Drafted
- Family Tragedy is Bared by Police as Clues Converge
- Autos Kill 68 in Idaho during Year
- To Discuss Park Plans
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- Troops Guard Negro Slayer
- W. J. Thayne Named Utah County Agent
- Michigan Solon to Ask Lethal Gas Law
- Will Contest Nearing Close
- Idaho Births in 1926 Treble Deaths
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- Huerta is Ready to Enter Mexico
- Gertrude Ederle Coming to Pantages
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- Folland Scores Redd Race Law
- Three Risk Lives in Effort to Save Boy
- Utah Assessors Talk 1927 Plans
- Palmer Bid on Tax Bonds is Accepted
- Utah Gets Most Forest Receipts
- Weber Water Users Meet to Sign Echo Contract
- Arizona Plans Own Protection
- Jefferson Park Entries
- $750,000 Building Report Confirmed
- 79 Infected Cattle Found in 4 Counties
- Plans for Memorial Auditorium Discussed
- Coyotes Howl at Hen Coop as Officers Raid
- Fight to Build up U. S. Navy Indicated
- Boys Start Fire
- J. L. Scott, Western Pacific Agent, Visitor
- Allan S. Tingey Named Attorney by Credit Men
- Assembly is Held
- Two Added to Water Investigating Body
- Herman Gerwing Sought
- Cattle Feeding Area May Be
- Lions to Hold Open
Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-12-16 | Page 22 | J. L. Scott, Western Pacific Agent, Visitor
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1926-12-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6z336d7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z336d7 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | J. L. Scott, Western Pacific Agent, Visitor |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1926-12-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 22 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z336d7/19864839 |