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- Frenchmen Escape as Plane Falls
- Rebels Stage in Chihuahua
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- 4 Drown as Dam in Mont. Breaks
- Reduction of Rhine Force Considered at Geneva
- Airman Plans to Fly to Honolulu in 25 Hours
- Rain Fails to Shiners' Parade
- Yale Students' Protest for E. M. Woolley Fails
- Thee Killed as Car Plunges from Highway
- Columbia Steel May Merge with West Coast Firm
- Hope for French Fliers Dampened
- Rains Emphatic in Denial
- Louisville, Ky., Ousts city, County Officials
- Colorado Warden Freed on Charge of Assault
- Noted Author Dies
- Shooting of Boy Held to be Unjustified
- Coolidges, Pets and Party Take Train for West
- Former Washington Congressman Dies
- Levine Agrees to Pay Dr. Puppe; 'Columbia' Will Not be Seized
- Linbergh Pays Early Visit to N. Y. Lying Field
- Two Arrested in Flogging Case
- Baseball Scores
- All a Mistake
- State of Siege Looms in Moscow
- Flag Day Observed throughout America
- Byrd Plans Roundtrip over Atlantic
- Dr. Cook is Refused Parole of Five Years
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- Hansen is Injured When Car Hits Pole
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- Charged with Beating Again
- From Idaho Moves to Markets
- Hole Road Open to Traffic
- Held in Dave Robbery Case
- Cross Chief Will in S. L. Wednesday
- Ernest Ross is Caught in City
- W. M. Nelson, S. L. Attorney, is Dead
- Many Register at 'U' Summer School
- Cootrell's Body to be Brought from San Diego
- Bird Fancying Thief Takes Two Magpies
- Grocer Struck Woman, Chased Her Son, Charge
- Mother Returns Son to Prison Escaped 'Trusty' to Take Medicine
- Denies Driving While Drunk
- Paving Contract to be Awarded Wednesday A. M.
- $1500 Appropriated for Repairs to Flume
- Woolley to Address Real Estate Board
- Clouds May Keep S. L. from Seeing Eclipse of Moon
- U. S. Inspectors Get Yoder after 3 Years' Chase
- Business Delays Mayor's Trip to D. A. V. Meeting
- John W. Davis Sails for France, England
- Yellowstone Park Opens Sunday First Special Leaves Saturday
- Peace, Not War, Makes U. S. Rich, Rotarians Hear
- Apartment Will Cost $130,000
- Gyro Club Elects Morgan Anderson
- Man Flees as Thugs Attack; Gains Safety
- Bandit Steals Fight Pictures Takes 'Em at Pistol's Point
- Golden Rule Store Looted by Burglars
- Polygamy Charge Will be Pressed
- Commission Denies Claim for Damages
- Browning Insists Ry. Company Pay Share
- Labor and Capital Friendly, Says Spiegel
- Purse and Ring, Stolen from Girl, Recovered
- Pres. Grant and Party Leave for Northwest
- Episcopal Pastor Takes Test for Commission
- District Court Verdict for Lillian Bird Upheld
- Inspector Dutton to Represent His Office
- Officer Suspended
- Tour Northwest
- War Declared on Muskrats near Draper
- Lucy Gates Will Leave next Week
- Few Drunks in Windsor, Ont., Says Burbidge
- Letter Writer is 'at It' Again
- City is Urged to Pay Part of Census Expense
- Knapp Hearing Opened Tuesday
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- Geo. W. Larkin, 80, Dies in S. L.
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- Twenty-Four Girls Given Diplomas at St. Mary's Academy
- 2 Floating Schools Planned for 1928
- Old Glory 150 Years Old Today First Flown at Fort Stanwix, N. Y.
- Irish Coalition Thought Certain
- Portuguese Flier and Companions Safe, Report
- Bonneville Bond Terms Are O. K. 'D
- Johnson Brothers Lost on North Rim
- Dr. Thomas to be Envoy of 'U' at Minneapolis
- 3 States Seek New Rail Line
- Movie 'Director' Lures Frisco Girl from Home
- Cedar City Company Lowest Road Bidder
- Flower Club Hears Illustrated Lecture
- England-Egypt Crisis is Believed Averted
- Mrs. L. M. W. Naish Dies in Local Hospital
- $5000 Damages Asked for Personal Injuries
- Local News
- Permit for Huge Gas Storage Tank
- Mrs. Barbara R. Folson to be Buried
- Local News
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- Utah's Best Golfers Go into Practice Play for State Open Tournament
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- Midvale Nine Beats Pembroke Oufit
- Jordan Playgrounds Nine Beats Conoco
- Light Carbine Wins Feature at Aqueduct
- Motorcycle Club Holds Big Gypsy Outing on Weber
- Former State Champ Considered in Race for Open Tournament
- S. L. Bees Will Open Series with Logan Collegians
- 151 Class Hydroplane Enters Speedboat Races
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- Indian Chief Breaks Record for Milwaukee-Chicago Run
- Duke of Buckingham Winner in Ascot Stakes Handicap
- Marion Turpie Heads Feminine Golfers in Meet
- Pullman Company Again Ties with Western Union
- Von Lunchker Will Ship Horse to U. S.
- Stroke Savers
- Sharp Announces Change in Local Amateur Program
- Streams Unfavorable for Opening of Season
- Bobby Garcia Wins Bout in First Round
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- 'If' Appropriate for Lindbergh
- Girls Are Sorry
- More Advice
- His Cost Lowest
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- Last Town Crier in Massachusetts Resigns His Job
- Electricity for Crops
- Duce after Prize
- Rose Pays Rent
- Payson Plans Big July 4th Celebration
- Woman is Held for Ten-Year-Old Murder
- British Fliers Delay Starting for India
- 18 Are Hunt, 75 Autos Damaged by Big Bus
- 11,000 Wounded Jam Hospitals in Hankow
- Jack Pickford Arrives in France for Divorce
- County Specifications for Bids Authorized
- On Inspection Trip
- Supreme Court Reverses Decision of Trial Court
- Armour Grain Co. Head Guilty of Dishonesty
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- Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce is Actively behind Baseball Team
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- Salt Lake Tigers Win from Utah Power, Light
- Ex-East Hi Athletic Boss Returns to Wed Miss June Shepard
- Former Coaster Makes Big Jump in Stick Work
- Washington Oarsmen Win at St. Paul
- Brooklyn Runner Will Take Barnstorming Tour
- Rain Halts Pair of Big League Games
- Opens Defense of Title
- Bingham Mines to Shut down; Workers to Seek Wily Trout
- Indian Runners Begin Grind Today
- Taylor-Canzoneri Prelims Arranged
- Phil Apperson New Manger of Bruins; Replaces Gardner
- Dundee Now Full Fledged Citizen of the Untied States
- Whiskery Doped to Take Part in American Derby
- Former Mission Player Signs with Lincoln
- Harry Cooper Leading Jones in National Open
- Lamar Peterson Stars in Opening of Playgrounds
- Newark Club Being Sued for $17,500
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- North Sanpete Names Teachers
- Spanish Fork Will Observe Old Folks' Day
- Six Freight Cars Wrecked in Idaho; Coal is Scattered
- 16 Couples Are Licensed to Wed
- Booth Trophy Awarded to Bountiful Legion
- Prairie Dogs Doomed
- K. P. Orders Open Meeting at Ogden
- Ogden Seeks 1928 Meet of Service Star Legion
- Way is Cleared for Calling Echo Dam Bids
- Ogden Fire Chief to be Retired on July 1
- Evas Held to Blame for of Frank Rose
- Joseph Smith King, 78, Dies in Brigham City
- To Make Survey in Ashley National Forest
- Sarah V. Crockett, 90, Dies at Home in Price
- Missionary Returns
- Married at Manti
- War is Declared on Weeds in Uintah County
- High Mountain Passes Cleared for Traffic
- U. A. C. Summer School Opens Annual Session
- Three Wives Granted Divorces at Logan
- One Criminal Case on District Docket
- Plan Entertainment
- Bishop's Body Lies in State
- Intercity Hike is Topic of Interest
- Five Couples Are Licensed to Marry
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- Think before the Crash
- Canada's Tiem-Advice
- A Manbuilding Vacation
- Will Europe Turn to Mass Production?
- The Triumph of Medicine
- Just Folks
- As I Remember
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- Know Utah
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- The Truth About Our Police
- Local News
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- What's Your Pet Peeve?
- Barbs
- The Fun Shop
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- Mining Stocks Softer
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- Mining Stocks
- New York Bond Market
- Metals and Money
- Local Securities
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Dairy Produce, Grains, Provisions
- Wool Market
- Sugar Market
- Livestock Market
- Wall Street Briefs
- Wall Street's Close is Weak
- N. Y. Quotations
- Ten-Cent Led is Not Far off, Prediction
- Cotton Market
- Dividends
- Rubber Market
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- Stations Must Obey Rule or Lose Licenses
- Local News
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- Convenience and Economy Mark This Home
- New First Lady of Georgia Revives Old Social Custom
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- Bonnell to Try Paris Trip
- Girl Suicides When She is Kept from Reform School
- Local News
- Local News
- Alleged Flogger is Held in Texas
- Witness Recalls How 'King' Ben Was Hidden
- Every City Needs a Greeter, Says Seattle's Woman
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- Forces Cupid to Take a Back Seat
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- Animal Actors Make Better Comedians than Human Beings, Film Makers Find
- Club Federation Wants Lindy to Make Movie
- Joe Simonich Beaten by Arkansas Battler
- $25,000 Deposited for Dallas-Hongkong Flight
- More Executions in Russia Are Reported
- Idaho Governor to Give Pioneer Day Talk
- Claim is Denied
- Now You Ask One
- Local News
- Arrested Man is Not 'Strangler'
- Slayer Removed from Jail to Escape Mob
- John Drew's Condition Remains Unchanged
- Winter Comes Back to K. C.
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- Attractions
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- Salt Rates Changed
- Frederick Peterson Dies
- Local News
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- The Tinymites
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
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- Pinero Comedy Pleases Audience at S. L. Theatre
- John Gilbert Now Appearing at Gem
- New Orpheum Bill Today
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- Man Halts Flight of Klein Killers
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- Doctors in Europe Have Hard Struggle
- Prison Guarded to Keep Mob Away from Slayer
- 115 Cops Break up Parade of Furriers
- Francesco De Pinedo Entertained in Madrid
- Diet and Health
- Woman Justified in Slaying Mate, Verdict
- Adolphe Menjou May Wed Kathryn Carver
- Dr. C. H. Marvin to Head George Washington 'U'
- Mayor Fourth Time
- Your Baby and Mine
- Curative, Irritant Rays of Sun Separated
- Gov. Hunt Will be in S. L. This Week
- Dern Signs Agreement to Probe Utah Projects
- Man Kept Alive by Use of Pulmotor May Recover
Salt Lake Telegram | 1927-06-14 | Page 1 | 4 Drown as Dam in Mont. Breaks
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1927-06-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6b00cjb |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6b00cjb |
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| Article Title | 4 Drown as Dam in Mont. Breaks |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1927-06-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6b00cjb/19894194 |