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- Killed, 7 Injured in Idaho Auto Crashes
- 1 - Day Race Meeting May Strart at Lagoon next Month
- 'Spiritual?"
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- Denver Woman in Coma 4 Days Caused by Fast
- Harvester King Weds Secretary
- Earle Williams, Actor, is Dead
- Life Ebbs from Body of Boy Given Artificial Respiration
- Snyder Killed for Insurance Money, Charge
- Japan Sends 1200 Marines to China
- Secretary Sanders Ill
- Davis County Track Offered to Kyne; Test of Law May be Made
- Saloon Ousting Decision Upheld
- Girl Violinist, Scotch, Sued for $25,000 by Jew
- $5000- a - Ton Gold is Struck at Bingham
- Nellie T. Ross Favors Catholic U. S. President
- Austrian Electors Poll Heavy Vote
- Bouquet for Pinedo Destroyed as 'Bomb'; N. Y. Mayor Greets Airman
- Raps Intolerance
- Major Leagues
- Film Giant Denies Raymond's Murder; Trial Set May 9
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- Page 2
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- May be Against Music Teacher
- Promises to Pay up Back Alimony
- To Stage Play Tuesday Noon
- Drivers Invited 'Welcome' Meeting
- Honored
- Diamond Theft
- $372.05 Tax Paid
- From Coast
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- Prisoner, Known Here, Flees from McNeil's Island
- Lenoa W. Howard Funeral Wednesday
- Man on Way to Coast is Held at Cedar City
- Sir Esme Howard Will Not Visit Salt Lake
- Abraham Mejia, S. L. Resident 23 Years, Dies
- Sheep Tax Problems Are near Solution
- Damage Suit Opens
- Myton Third Class
- Col. M'Cook on Leave
- Baby Boy Arrives
- Charge Against L. Barclay, S. L. Atty., Dropped
- Supreme Court Ponders Mandamus Test Action
- Norway Independence to be Observed Here
- Utah-Grand Canyon Co. Files Annual Report
- Plan Farm Meets
- Directors to Meet
- Well-Placed Rocks Save Two Lives Sudden Squall Upsets Motor Craft
- Colorado River Meet is Slated
- Yeggs Smash Lock on Theatre Safe; $300 Cash Stolen
- City Jail Visitor is Arrested for Trespass
- Typo Officers Named to Serve Second Term
- Mrs. Louisa Jane Rice Dies at age of 72
- Students Rescued by Teachers from Fire at Rowland Hall
- Face Federal Charge for Automobile Theft
- Mrs. Glenn R. Bothwell Confirmed D. A. R. Regent
- Battle of the Beetles Finished in Duchesne
- Rayburn's Condition Good after Operation
- Utah, Idaho Farm Conditions Fine, Calvin Asserts
- Rowley Outlines Utah Electrical League Activities
- Scouts to Start Hike on Thursday
- To Visit S. L. Post
- Exchange Club Official Arrives
- Road Gangs Receive Eleven New Recruits
- Marthakis Urges More Activity in Civic Life
- Plea for Sunshine Wins for Prisoner
- Bishop Takes Charge
- Ft. Douglas to be Inspected by Hines on May 18
- No Clues Found in $400 Robbery; Woman Sought
- Burglar Opens 'Fishing Season'
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- School for U. S. Dry Agents Shy 4 Instructors
- U. S. Army Chief Arrives in Manila
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- Coolidge Ready for Trip to N. Y.
- Man Stabs Two, Leaps from Ship
- 8 Inches Snow Falls in East
- Kerensky Publicly Slapped Again; Ex-Officer Deals Stinging Blow
- 'Muscle Men' in Chicago Active
- Sixty Escape as Steamer Crashes into Ferryboat
- Arms Regulation Strikes Snag in Geneva Meeting
- Funeral of C. A. Nichols is Set for Tuesday
- Mexico Pursues Church Prelates
- Utah and Idaho Salvation Army Workers Meet
- James C. Paul, 53, Former Assistant Fire Chief, Dies
- Mexican Finance Dictator Named
- Mussolini Opens Meeting of Wheat Experts in Rome
- Ramsay Macdonald Reported Better
- Noted Zoologist Dies in San
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- George Relf Rounds Together Classy - Looking Baseball
- Magna Wins from Oregon Short Line
- Guthrie Ball Team Defeated at Ogden
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- Nampa Pitcher Hurt prior to Opener in Idaho Baseball Loop
- Winn Syndicate Preparing for American Derby
- Sugarhouse Defeats Ogden Terminal Nine
- Salt Lake Tigers Lose to Clover Dairy
- In the Big Show
- Olympic Champions Finally Play Soccer Game without Riot
- Coast Highway Indian Marathon Booked June 14
- Record Season Crowd Shoots at Local Club
- Scholastic Net Competition Gets under Way Today
- Association Umpire Jailed in Indiana
- Finch Officially Opens Municipal Golf Course
- Local News
- Page 5
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- At St. Paul's by Masons
- Declares Never Called English 'Ogres'
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- Angelus Temple Now Has Rival
- Detroit Disaster Claims 11 Lives
- Students to Present Opera
- Bootleg Monarch to be Released after 21/2 Years
- Chinese Fire on U. S. Destroyer
- Roberta Pratt is Paroled to Lawyer
- Broken Plane is Guided to Earth
- Blizzard-Bound Men Are Rescued from Pike's Peak
- Milady Urged to Distribute Buying
- Banker Not to Retire
- Page 6
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- Verne M'Cullough Lines up an-Star Card for Saturday
- Baseball Nine Noses out Murrayites
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- Jackie Andrews Meets Cervantes in 10-Round Bout at Hippodrome
- Former Salt Lake Swimmer Sets New San Pedro Channel Record
- 100 Enter English Golf Championships
- Coast League
- Sunday Morning Baseball League Opens Play
- Pete Latzo Leaves Training to Appear in Scranton Show
- Wasatch Academy Captures Annual County Tourney
- Page 7
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- Socialism in Europe
- An Italian Sage
- Hog and Slowpoke
- A Jesting Prophet
- Spiritual Waste in Industry
- The Leaf
- Just Folks
- As-G Remember
- Then and Now
- Know Utah
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- An Ex-Buck Private Does Back to France
- What's Your Pet Peeve?
- Old Masters
- Queer Quirks of Nature
- The Fun
- Interesting Fact
- Page 8
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- Mrs. Annie M. Harris Dies in Local Hospital
- Scandal Rampant in Duck Family
- Clans Fight for "Lost" Man
- Phantom Pool Moves
- A Difficult Language
- Tours U. S. on Horse
- Orders 4000 Frogs
- Wire through Body
- Saloon in Tree Stump
- Scots to Snub King
- Harvard Still Richest
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- Weather
- Vital Statistics
- Deaths
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- Page 10
- Page 11
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- Local Mining Stocks Quiet
- S. L. Mining Stocks
- New York Bond Market
- Metals and Money
- Local Securities
- Dairy Produce, Grains, Provisions
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Musician Held on 'Blue Law' Charge
- Livestock Market
- Dividends
- Wool Market
- Mining, Oil and Financial Notes
- Cotton Market
- Sugar Market
- Rubber Market
- Wall Street Briefs
- Wall Street's Close Is
- N. Y. Quotations
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- Current Attractions
- Race Entries
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- Gladys George in Charming Role at Wilkes This Week
- Ramon Navarro Pleases Fans in Film at Victory
- Big Double Bill Delights Audience at the American
- Ronald Colman and Vilma Banky Score at the Paramount
- Diet and Health
- Society
- Japan's Money Panic is Ended
- Menus
- $100,000 for Poor
- Novelty Dishes
- Colorful Vegetables
- Page 14
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- Former Sheriff of Weber Dies
- July Fourth to be Gala Day at Logan
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- Hotel Brawl at Pocatello Ends with One Slain
- Two Autos and Wagon Make "Billiard" Play
- Two Tickets named by Payson High School
- Logan Singers Plan May Music Festival
- To Hold Services for Thos. Baxter Wednesday
- Elnora Reynolds Wins High School Debate
- Merrill Johnson Jr. Heads Student Body
- Mrs. Hansen Services to be Held Wednesday
- Benj. Bright, Pioneer of South Weber, Dies
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- Criminal Cases Set for Hearing
- 'Better Homes Week' Observed at Logan
- Hold Services Monday for High School Boy
- East, West Soccer Champs Clash May 1
- Dean's Council Acts Today on Proposed Trip
- Chicago Buys Trio of Winnipeg Players
- Richfield to Have New Football Field
- Tigers Stage Double Steal to Win Contest from Chicago White Sox
- Orcutt, Collett Force Sarazen and Walt Hagen
- Three Finish in a Tie at Forest Dale
- Chicago Golfers Kick at Increase of Prices
- Mushy Callahan Starts Training for Myers
Salt Lake Telegram | 1927-04-25 | Page 14 | Benj. Bright, Pioneer of South Weber, Dies
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1927-04-25 |
| 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/s6f206cn |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6f206cn |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Benj. Bright, Pioneer of South Weber, Dies |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1927-04-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 14 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6f206cn/19876434 |