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- Sevier Valley is Saved; the Piute Dam Holds
- Conan Doyle Looks for Lynching of Suffragette Militants
- Folk to Examine Morgan's Books
- Militant Shoots Blanks at Derby
- Reports Missing Aviator is Safe
- Shuts up a German Club at Vera Cruz
- Why the Evening Newspaper Has Taken Lead in America
- Whetton Died Asking God to Forgive Woman
- Sudden Death of the University of Nevada Chief
- First Canal Freight Reaches New York
- Stoker Girl is Taken Back to Reformatory
- Well, Finally They Caught Somebody
- P. J. Moran's Barns Burn
- Lot of Money for Naval Entertainment
- Army Officer Dismissed
- Tribute to Aviator
- Henry Siegel Returns
- Carranza Wants to Take Mexican Capital
- Mass Meeting Will Protest Against Franchise
- Hotel Owner Sues A. Fred Wey
- New Wireless Record
- Kansas some Hot
- Carranza Agent Confers on Mediation Scope
- Santa Fe Leases Line
- Roosevelt Ready to Call on Army
- Amendment to Tolls Repeal
- Declare Open Shop
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- Judge is Severe on the King's Controller
- Dancing at Majestic
- Spanish Ambassador Asks U. S. To Intercede
- A German Art Exhibit
- Local News
- Leavenworth Prison Scandal over Tortures
- Americans Are to Have Preference on City Work
- Democratic Call is Issued
- Mrs. Pankhurst "out Agin"
- Local News
- Local News
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- Use Flood Sufferers' Fund for Aid of Utah Settlers
- Who Will Lend Money to the City?
- Editorials by the People
- Against Car "Deliveries"
- Shooting Follows Hanging
- The Basque is Coming Back into Fashion
- Melodramatic Sketch on New Bill at Pantages
- Marshal Thinks the Colonel Will Run
- Might Lend Specimens
- Tidal Wave on Riviera
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- At the Theatres
- Large Cast Ready for 'Twelfth Night'
- "The Brute's" Last Run Today at Rex
- District Attorney's Duty
- Utah Songbird Will Return
- Bits of Gossip on Railroad Row
- The Weather
- Local News
- Political Notes
- Local Briefs
- Bisop Scadding Dead
- Local News
- Farrell Boosts Salt Lake City
- Majestic Pavilion Tonight
- Local News
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- Junior Soccer Cup Goes to Training School
- Stanford Athlete Hurt in Practice
- Baseball
- Langford Arranges Bicycle Program
- Charley White Outfights Champion Ritchie
- Roped Arena
- Semi-Pro and Amateur Games
- Card for Woodmen Show Has Been Rearranged
- Diamond Dust
- Yesterday's Local Game in Box
- George Latham Dead
- Mexican War Has Not "Hurt" Baseball
- An American Horse Wins the Epsom Derby
- This Was Duryea's Eighth Big Victory
- About the Amateurs
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- Affairs of Silver Syndicate Are Wound Up
- Nevada Hills Earns $10,000 in April
- Chino and Ray's April Production
- Live Stock
- Foreign Grain
- King Coalition is the Big Trader
- Afternoon Sales
- Boston Curb Stocks
- New York Curb Range
- Cash grain
- New York Sugar
- Curb Trading
- Foreign Cotton
- Copper Production in 1913 in the United States
- Nevadas in San Francisco
- Industrials Strong at Close of Market
- New York Money
- Bingham & Garfield Bonds Are Exchanged
- Boston Copper Range
- Chicago Produce
- New York Listed Stocks
- St. Louis Metals
- Heinze Explains His Position in Ohio Copper
- New York Produce
- Metal Market
- Minneapolis Wheat
- Daily Court Calendar
- Real Estate Transfers
- Back Clearings
- Deaths and Funerals
- Colored Women Are to Meet in June
- Strathcona's Huge Fortune
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- J. J. Hill Fears We Are due for Distress
- Utah Briefs
- Roosevelt Testifies in Mitchell Suit
- Rockefeller Says He Can't Testify
- Local News
- "Etta of the Footlights," Gripping Drama of the Stage, Featuring Maurice Costello, at the Liberty Theatre Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday
- Compromise Suit in a Jiffy to Attend a Baseball Game
- Forbid the Unfit from Marrying
- Switzerland Will Exhibit at Fair
- Local News
- U. S. Army Captain is Placed on Trial
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- Students Make Fine Showing in Parade
- Dr. Hunting Visits Salt Lake City
- Miners' Day at Price
- Bob Burdett's Did Shows a Flash of Form and Interview a Graduate of Moler University
- And Then Please Watch Him Drop into Verse
- If You Think That is Punk, Look What Goes with It
- Now, This We Think a Little Better-Almost Funny
- Anybody Can Josh a Bellboy-but We Bet the Dance Survives Bob Burdette
- Fish Story No. 3
- Utah Club Woman Defends Suffrage
- William Henderson, Blind Twenty Years, Builds a House That Architects Envy
- "Gould Family" Meets next Week
- Ask Abolition of Notorious Club
- Was Shadow Cast by Coming Event?
- Sun Dance Will Come Back
- W. T. Seare Back at Work Today
- Official Asserts Ordinance is Not Understood
- General M' Faul Takes Charge
- Wise Pleads Guilty on Coast
Salt Lake Telegram | 1914-05-27 | Page 14 | Anybody Can Josh a Bellboy-but We Bet the Dance Survives Bob Burdette
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1914-05-27 |
| 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/s60v9mg8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60v9mg8 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Anybody Can Josh a Bellboy-but We Bet the Dance Survives Bob Burdette |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1914-05-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 14 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60v9mg8/19935659 |