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- Tide of Battle is Against Germans
- Japanese Gunners Hammer Tsing-Tau
- Germans Execute Rebellious Chief
- Wilson Indorses Connolly.
- Leper a West Point Candidate
- G. M. Levy Opens the Defense of Mrs, Carman
- Second Bid Adds Nearly $3000 for Sixth East Street Paving
- Pioneer Forces Decorated by Emperor
- Wm. A. Clark Denies Originating Report
- The Day in Congress.
- Chauffeurs Are Wanted at Once
- Foreign Trade Will Pay the Emergency War Tax U. S. Levied
- $189,351,602 is Paid Yearly in wages
- Janet Stuart, Well Known Woman, Dies
- Claims Deception in Ship Transfer
- Miller Imprisoned.
- Masses of Ice in Hudson Bay
- Loss Seen on Apple Crop
- Agree it Was Mistake.
- Late News
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- How England in Six Months is Raising Army of Half a Million
- Penniless Guests Refuse to Return
- Delegates Not Arrested.
- Given Thirty Days.
- Senegal Troops Bloodthirsty in Battle
- Troops to Remain About Vera Cruz
- Protest of Miners Reaches President
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- Contest Winner Thanks Friends
- Germans Interned in a Public Park
- Ship Rockefeller is No Longer Held
- Bryan Speaks at Denver.
- Italian Marines Land at Avlona
- Opens Campaign for Candidates.
- Bombardment Goes on with Intensity
- Local News
- Belgian Refugees Being Distributed
- Japanese Officers Receive Sympathy
- Negroes Joining Bar Discussed
- Governor is Returning.
- Local News
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- Schooner Rochelle Driven Ashore in Puget Sound
- Allies Make Gains in Eastern Fields
- Socialist Elected Deputy at Altona
- Hindus of Canda Leaving for Home
- Germans Bringing up Reinforcements
- Some Boastful Captain.
- Many German Prisoners.
- Russians Showing Courage in Fight
- Utah Briefs
- Snap Shots
- Prepare for Opening.
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- The Evening Telegram's Daily Short Story
- Make Way for the Hoop Skirt; It's Coming, and it is Four Yards Wide
- Potato Doughnuts
- Household Helps
- Work Found for All Who Need It
- Bread Should be Sold in Wrapped Packages
- Oh! Hum!
- An Editorial Wardrobe.
- Local News
- Advantages of War.
- Local News
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- Chance for Peace to be Resented Today
- Utah Athletes Hold Big Boost Meeting
- Athletes at L. D. S. U. Are Getting Started
- Five Clubs Bid for Golf Tourney
- Credit for Athletics.
- Roped Arena
- Here it is Fellows---the Simplest Play in Football and the Right Way to Play It
- Chicago Boxer is Held Responsible for Ring Fatality
- Michigan Expects to Defeat Harvard
- Coast League
- Hoppe Begins Third Match with Lead
- Bill James a Hero? Yes, to Ball Fans, but Not in Sister's Eyes
- H. S. Teams Are All Busy This Week
- Harvard Scores Once on Freshies
- For the Boys
- Aggies Leave for Spokane, a Much Improved Team
- The Funniest Stories of Waning Baseball Season
- Line on Big Nine Teams Saturday
- Settled at Last.
- "Stoye League" Chatters
- Eddie M'Goorty
- Sixteen Utah Players Are on Way to Denver
- Yale Plays Fiercely Against Freshmen
- [Illegible] Thomas
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- Kling Beats Keough.
- Page 11
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- Mining News and Stock Reports
- Nevadas in San Francisco
- Emerald Expects to Find Centennial Vein Extension
- Sag All Around in Grain Market
- Local Stock Exchange
- Lower Mammoth and May Day Mines Are Shipping
- Real Estate Transfers.
- Births.
- Ground Partitioned by Coalition and Consolidated
- St. Louis Metals
- Big Crops Seen by Local Weather Man
- Charges Against Policeman Dropped
- To Enforce Law Affecting Minors
- Back from East.
- Instruction in Art Given at Utah Agricultural College
- Farmers Confer on Smelter Problems
- Drama of Puritan Days at Mehesy
- Political Rallies
- Suspicious Ships Are Ordered Out
- To Have Congress Adjourn Tonight
- Doings of the City Commission
- Assassin Attempts Life of Harrison
- Hit by Street Car.
- Shopmen at Rally.
- Books Were under Value.
- Polack Refuses to Budge.
- Prisoners Are Problem.
- Rally Tonight.
- Million Men Added.
- Local News
- Rail Road's Paid Fair Profit in 1913
- Allies Victorious in Violent Action
- Two Are Killed in Fight with Bandits
- Lansing Demands Vessel's Release
- It's a Girl.
- May Go to Panama.
- $60,000,000 Russian Bonds.
- Wilson to Open Bazar.
- Bank Clearings.
- Curb Trading.
- Mining Notes.
- Metal Mareet.
- Afternoon Sales.
- American Fork Patent.
- South Omah Live Stock
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- No New Paving Planned for This Fall
- Yellowstone Agent Arrives from Park
- Entertainments Planned.
- Local News
- An Appreciation
- Bird of Paradise Still Plays with Her Dolls
- Political Notes
- Boy is Blinded by Sling-Shot Stone
- Jeweler is Happy.
- Merrill Tells of Dry Farm Congress
- Wilcox Eliminated; Strike Trouble is Quickly Settled
- Cutting Back from Coast Convention
- Gone to Butte.
- Seize Opium Shipment Here Found in Trunks Going East
- Local News
- Commercial Club to be Reorganized. According to Plan
- Husband Kidnaped on Wedding Day by Admiring Friends
- Mother Finds Her Daughter Ill Here
- 'We Have Turne Corner,' Says Banker
- Football Souad is Cheered at Station
- Morton to Lecture.
Salt Lake Telegram | 1914-10-22 | Page 11 | Births.
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1914-10-22 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6gb3brf |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gb3brf |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Births. |
| Type | birth |
| Date | 1914-10-22 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 11 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gb3brf/19967714 |