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- Million Mourners Pay Tribute to Japanese Emperor
- Offices Robbed While Police Are Out
- Men Let Hair Grow Women Cut Theirs Here
- Which is Warmest?
- Wear Grease Suits
- Prince is Duelist
- Might be Peeved
- Wonderful Kid
- Does Charleston
- To Leave U. S. for Good
- Builds Desert Ship
- Queen Serves Self
- English Woman Sails Away on 12,000-Mile Air Trip to India
- Gas Fumes Take Toll of Lives in L. A. and Vicinity
- Scientists Meet in Philadelphia for 83rd Session
- Albert B. Fall is near Death Has Pneumonia
- First Policewoman of Chicago Closes Career
- She Earns Medal
- Killed Wife in Bed with Ax, Shot Older Boys and Choked Little Ones, is Texan's Story
- Drink Kills Man Released from Jail Christmas
- Idaho Woman Hangs Self in Caldwell Jail
- Watchman Kills Boy; Ends Grudge
- Ormiston Pleads Own Case and Gets Arraignment Postponed
- Business Heads in U. S. Predict More Prosperity
- Spera Star Injured When Taxicab Crashes
- A Marital Wreck
- Fire Threatens Part of Oldest American City
- Six Men Missing, Five Dying in Terrific Oil Explosion
- Chaplin Seeks to Get Mexican Divorce, Report
- Straus Gives $250,000 for Jerusalem's Health
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- Nervous Strain Led to Suicide of H. H. Smith
- Merry Skaters Revel in Sport at Liberty Park
- Salt Lake Man Tries to Suicide
- Ogden's Budgets Are Slaughtered
- State Senator Dixon's Condition Still Serious
- Sanpete Residents to Meet at S. L. Reunion
- Opera to Feature Christmas Cheer Week Program
- Fund to Enlarge Fort Reservoir Seems Assured
- Blaze Destroys Home of Window; Furniture Saved
- Game Birds' Food Buried; Farmers Are Asked to Aid
- Provo Theatre Law is Argued
- 500 Attend L. D. S. Hall Dedication
- Finds India Dances Degenerated to Introduce Japanese Ballet
- Utah to Get Exhibit from Sesqui Reclamation Miniature Donated
- Eastern Roads Promise to Give Tickets to S. L.
- Oil Depot Bandit Scorns Small Coin
- Visiting at Ft. Douglas
- Makes Discovery
- Former State Senator Dies
- S. L. Postoffice Back to Normal after Big Rush
- Photographs Human Voice First Time Idea Was Conceived in Salt Lake
- Celebrates holiday by Slashing Wife
- Embezzler Given One to Ten Years
- Alex. D. Moffat, Early Day Utah Mining Man, Dies
- Founder of Maytag Co. to Speak in S. L.
- O. S. L. Employe Dies in Salt Lake Hospital
- Holiday Fares
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- Three Killed in Mishaps due to Winter Storms
- Rancher Dies after Attack by Mad Bull
- Well Known Scientist and Lecturer Dies
- 'Seven Sleepers of Ephesus' Found by Diggers in Smyrna
- Japanese Prince Hurrying Home
- Railways Put $5,200,000,000 into Roads in 7 Years
- Grounded Ship at Porto Rico to Float Again
- Severe Quake Forecast for Souther California
- Gold Seekers to Go North by Airplane
- 35 Mother Have 242 Children; Get Medals
- Hard Work, Big Families, Goals Set by Mussolini
- Attorney Slain on City Streets
- Ousted Employe Fires Hospital; 80 Endangered
- Slayers Die in Electric Chair
- G. L. Stone, Noted Financier, Dies
- Real Winter Hits Europe
- Women's Champ in Debate Gets 6 Proposals to Wed
- 'Reds' Cost U. S. Unions Big Sum
- Carol's Romance of Year Ago at End, Friends Say
- Baptists Plan Big N. Y. Church
- War Invention Offer is Denied
- Drinkin Takes Lives of Eleven in N. Y. City
- U. S. Treaty with Panama Scored America Does What is Forbidden to French Writer Charges
- Services Wednesday for Mrs. Elizabeth Wimmer
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- Mehlorn Overcomes Jinx to Win Santa Clara Open Golf Tourney
- Cub Pitchers to Shorten Training
- Northern Hoop Schedule Formed
- Tod Morgan to Risk Title in N. Y.
- English Hunters Threatened by Property Owners
- Harry Cooper Triumphs over English Star
- Civil War Vet Dies While Greeting Guests
- Babe Ruth May Bow to Rogers Hornsby
- Grizzly Hoop Team Shows Promise
- Uintah High School Annexes Hoop Contest
- Italian Fighter Wins from Dutch Champ
- Fourteen Redskins Seasick Rockne Beats Utes at Cards
- Scores Great Victory
- New Record is Make by Italian Walker
- Grid Officials Hold Confab Today
- Alabama Coach Has Respect for Warner
- Drastic Rules May Prevent Soccer Fouling
- Ian Hay, Playwright, Lauds U. S. Actresses
- Cobb, Speaker Move on Capital to Battle Scandal Charges
- Mrs. R. C. N. Spracher Dies at Harrisville
- Boy Shot Accidentally When Using Gun as Club
- Home Runs Show Decrease in Big Leagues in 1926
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- Holidays, Examinations Hurt Stanford Chances, Declares Warner
- Rangers' Lead Threatened in National Loop
- Manti Triamphs in Game with Gunnison
- Read for Profit
- Tijuana Results
- Racing Magnate Buys Brickfield Grounds
- Pastor Assails Army Officer
- Ross Gets Chance at One of Utah's Best
- Pastor Scores Judge Landis' Scandal Policy
- Phil Rosenbert to Petition Again
- Gene Tunney Has Close Call from Fall into River
- Jockey Hexam Mains in Serious Condition
- Midget of Major Leagues Delivers after Bad Start
- Cobb, Speaker Resigned Too Soon, Claims Comiskey
- Local News
- Johnny Williams and Kid Ross Ready for Big Batt le Monday Night
- Severe Quake Hits California
- Yal's Grip on Athletic Titles Remains Unshaken
- Big Ten Hoop Squads Recalled from Vacations
- Miller Brother Take Game Grom Grocerymen
- Grange Taken from Game with Bad Knee
- Local News
- London Starts Crusade Against 'Fags for Women
- Local News
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- History Slips Away
- Defying the Demons
- Bold Bad Blonds
- Gloomy Uplift
- First Duty of Courts
- Greter Services
- Just Folds
- As I Remember
- Now and Then
- Know Utah
- Cotton Gown for Hotdogs Proves More Eible and More Sanitary
- Useless Philosophy
- The Meaning of Stomach Symptoms
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- In New York
- Reassurance
- Why to be Sure
- Old Masters
- The Last Laugh
- Barbs
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- Roberts Sloan, Pioneer, Dies
- Former State Senator Dies
- 23,295 Members is Gain of Methodists in 1926
- Move to Reform Meat Industry
- Pardon of Germans by France Closes Incident
- Land Declared Valued Too Low
- Weather
- Clue to Missing Woman is Found
- Falls from Engine, is Severely Hurt
- Heavy Storm Damages British Ship at Sea
- Livestock
- Rubber
- Cotton Market
- Local Securities
- Market Briefs
- Sugar Market
- Wool Market
- Literary Contest for Jewish Youths Planned
- Costa Rica Financing Plan Launched in U. S.
- Local News
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- Business Heads in U. S. Predict More Prosperity
- Yegg, Surprised at Work, Escapes
- Commissioners Take over Government
- Shiners" Operate Still in Grid Dressing Room
- Teachers Rady for 35th Annual Meet
- Jane Gibson's Sick Room Bower of Roses
- Premium List Out
- Gov. Ferguson Parsons Former Texas Mayor
- Young Salt Lake Girl Dies at Family Home
- Homecoming Dance Scheduled for Wednesday
- N. P. Gets Permission to Abandon Branch
- $6,000,000 Bridge to be Built over St. Lawrence
- $400,000,000 Needed for U. S. Navy, Says Butler
- German Death Rate Half of That 50 Years Ago
- Funeral Tuesday
- Earlier Arbor Day Generally Indorsed
- Miss Ora Lee Returns from Mission on East
- Funeral Services for Mark Arnold Tuesday
- U. S. Accused of Aidin Gen. Diaz
- Aged Man Dies on Way to Fire
- Foru Plead Guilty to Stealing Hides
- Alumni to Meet at Pleasant Grove
- Provo Residence Destroyed by Fire
- Missionary to Study at Paris University
- Legion at Mt. Pleasant Elects New Officers
- Condition of Utah State Senator Better
- Ole Dastrup to be Buried at Sigurd
- 'Tombstone Forger' Starts Probable 20-Year Term
- Rulon S. Well to be Priesthood Speaker
- Grant H. Wright Dies Following Operation
- C. and C. Building like Arctic after Holdiday
- E. S. Jernegan Promoted with Reserve Bank
- 'U' Hiking Club on Annual Pinecrest Outing
- Fathers and Scout to be Hostes at Banquet
- Federal Aid Received
- Storm Kills 4; Many Homeless
- Coal Mines Flooded; over 1000 Men Idle
- One is Slain as Rum War Reopens in Detroit
- Aged Colored Man is Knocked down by Auto
- Market Building is Damaged by Blaze
- Tijuana Entries
- Jefferson Park Entries
- Mercury Drops to 16 below at Vernal
- $1,200,000 of S. L. Bonds to be Sold in East
- Spain Dictator to Keep Power
- John Pearson, Marble Cutter, Dies at Home
- Mrs. Mary Jane Fuller Dies at Family Home
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- Local Mining Stocks Quiet
- S. L. Mining Stocks
- Assessment Notices
- New York Bond Market
- Mammoth Earnings Exceed Dividends
- Metals and Money
- Grain Notes
- Grains, Provisions Dairy Produce
- New York Curb Market
- Chicago Potatoes
- Flour
- Stock Market Averages
- Wall Street's Close is irregular
- N. Y. Quotations
- Grain Exports
- Visible American Grain
- Rangely Oil News
- Coffee
- Hay
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- Current Attraction
- Man Deis in Attempt to Save Two on Ship
- Prominent Architect Uses Razor to End Own Life
- Heavy Snowfall in Hills East of Layton
- A Three Days' Cough is Your Danger Signal
- Society
- Kle Club Gives Tea for President
- Professor Kills Self Christmas
- Two Are Arrested for Dry Law Violations
- Theatre Reviews
- Rin-Tin-Tin Stars in Unusual Dram at the American
- Klondike Film to Play at Orpheum
- Private Services for Infant Son at Ogden
- "Laff That off" is Amusing Farce at Wilkes Theatre
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- Bebe Daniels Wins Hilarious Laughs on Victory Bill
- Twas the Principle
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-12-27 | Page 2 | Visiting at Ft. Douglas
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1926-12-27 |
| 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/s6d51vk9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6d51vk9 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Visiting at Ft. Douglas |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1926-12-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6d51vk9/19868988 |