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- Villa Advances on Saltillo
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- University Cashier is Short over $10,000 in Accounts
- Militants Camp on Doorsteps of Prominent Leaders
- Crown Prince to Visit 'Frisco Fair
- To Sell Morgan Books at Auction
- Government Takes Bird Cenus Feathered Creatures Increase Here
- Panama Canal Already Open
- Canada Moves Against Tip Evil
- San Francisco Sends Delegates to London
- Famous Aluminum Authority is Dead
- Pacific Mail Ship Halted by Sickness
- Indict Canal Manager
- Masons in Conference
- Facts About the Ulster Situation
- Suggestions for Your Sunday Dinner
- To Handle Canal Freight Rapidly
- Utah Boty Sculptor Wins Saloon Honors
- To Fix Minimum Wage for Women
- Idaho is First
- Death Mystery at Farmington is Unsolved
- Latest News
- Page 2
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- Reporter Says Snuff the Editorial Nightstick
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- Indian Appropriation
- Salt Lake City-a Eulogy by an Expert and Odist
- Symphony Concert at Sandy Tonight
- "Ashes of Hope," Romance, at the American Theatre Today, Friday, Saturday
- Beautify City for Fair Visitors
- Did Play Reader Jump from Window?
- Smith's Little Trick Spoils Murderer's Getaway
- Protestant Gain in Mexico
- Adee off for France
- Huge Blaze in Philippines
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- Collection Its Pound of Flesh
- Let Fighting Editors Go to War
- Made Railroad Head When He Pleased Morgan
- Cannon Urges New Boulevard
- Some Progression-Saloon to Artrooms
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- John Sullivan, Pioneer, Dies
- Local News
- Oregon Primary Election Tomorrow
- Indict Surgeon for Murder
- Quizz Rose Again in Becker Trial
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- Page 6
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- Tampico's Fall to Rebels Confuses Affairs
- Auto Stolen as He Attends Show
- Public Schools Savings Bank
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- To End Sheep Trail Nuisance in Canyon
- Pritchard Becomes Asst. Postmaster
- Bits of Gossip on Railroad Row
- Drop Mary Garden's Name
- Escaped Ballon Perils
- Musicians Fear End Theatre Orchestra
- Snap Shots
- A Helpless Child
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- A. A. U. To Hold All Nat'l Title Meets in 'Frisco
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- Saturday's Telegram League Schedule
- Soccer Notes
- Roped Arena
- A. A. U. Makes an Important Ruling
- Ogden Continues to Win Them
- Send Warning to Amateur Golfers
- Short but Sweet
- Stagg Doesn't Want Effeminate Men on Maroon Track Team
- College Baseball
- King's Horse Second
- Fed's Circuit Will Not be Changed
- California Athletes Will Invade East
- Yesterday's Local Game in Box
- American Golfers Get Good Drawings
- Semi-Pro and Amateur Games
- About the Amateurs
- Murray Loses Game; Pitchers Wobbly
- Ball Players Pay Freight in the End
- Consolation for the Salt Lake City Fans
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- Cowan Has Control of the Rochester Mines Co
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- No New Interest Manifest in Market
- Butte & Superior to Pay Dividend during June
- Cedar-Talisman Issues Statement
- Hessian Fly Not Damaging Grain
- Vigorous Buying Movement in Stocks
- New York Money
- New York Metals
- Cash Grain
- City Brevities
- Ask Prayers for Peace
- Wolverine Jumps Track
- Quarterly Report of Utah-Apex is Released
- Daily Court Calendar
- Real Estate Transfers
- Marriage Licenses
- Cleveland Teachers to Form a Union
- James is Boomed for Commissioner
- Stephen Love Talks on Public Utility
- Plenty of Ammunition for Mexican Campaign
- Sir Edward Denies Interference in Mexico
- Pittsburg Honors Its Vera Curz Dead
- New England Buries Dead from Vera Cruz
- Shriners See Sights
- To Ask Resignation of Colorado Governor
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- Cost of Living May Easily be Cut
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- Pagliacci
- Groesbeck Quits County Job
- Local News
- Minster Indorses Public Market Here
- Horticulturist Talks About Public Market
- Girl is Found Dead in Gas Filled Bathroom
- Stephens Medal Contest Tomorrow
- Ely Strays Find Home in Utah Herd
- Police Don Summer Uniforms
- Butter Comes down Five Cents a Pound
- Low Bidder for State Street Paving is Rejected
- "Sheep Queen" is Seriously Ill
- Showers to Follow Record Weather?
- Gold Mine for Railroad Jurors
- Front! Page H. Clark! Salt-Lake June 6
- Recruits Pass through City
- Y. M. C. A. Home is Impractical, He Says
- Bankers Visit Idaho Project
- I. W. W. Entertain at Ludlow Benefit
- Willey Returns from St. Paul
- University of Utah Will Graduate Banner Class
- Stories of the Street
- Small Fire on S. First West
- Took U. S. Money for Candy
- Oh! You Thirteen; Your Chance May
- Eastern Real Estate Awaits Boom
Salt Lake Telegram | 1914-05-14 | Page 8 | Stagg Doesn't Want Effeminate Men on Maroon Track Team
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1914-05-14 |
| 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/s6jt0z3p |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jt0z3p |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Stagg Doesn't Want Effeminate Men on Maroon Track Team |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1914-05-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jt0z3p/19932529 |