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- Germans Claim Another Victory
- German General Says Nerves Better than Numbers in Present Campaign
- Carranza Troops Leave Mexico City
- Calve Sings to and Nurses the Wounded Soldiers of France
- France to Exhibit at 'Frisco Fair
- Britain Stops Tea Export to Enemy
- Late War News
- Officials Declare $1200 a Year is Needed for One to Live in New York
- German Chief Dead.
- Miners Work under Squad of Troops
- Many Articles Are off Export List
- Frank Case Goes Higher.
- Red Cross Units Sail
- Eastcoast in Crip of Wintry Blast
- Teacher-Mother Rouses Sympathy of Nation If Fight for Rights
- Germany Names Von Buelow to Win Aid of Italian People
- Latest News
- Noted Sculptress Dead.
- Receive Grand Lodge.
- Washington Waits for Attack Report
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- Loads Are Increased While Rails Are Yet Frail
- New York Lead.
- Gripping Stories of Frontier Written by Housewife Hailed as Another London
- New Gold Strike Reported in Alaska
- 'Twas Sell out or be Forced Out
- Schmitz Will Try to be Re-Elected
- Bussian in Curriculum.
- Texas Precaution.
- Big Liner Sunk.
- Bank Clearings.
- Benefit Tonight.
- Washington Has "Polygamy" Play
- Temperance Leader Plans Big Pageant
- No Long Vacation.
- British Loan Oversubsoribed.
- Local News
- Local News
- Germans Break Parole
- Cold Weather Stops Fighting in Flandre
- Dr. Ernst Richard Dead.
- News of Victories Stimulates War Loan
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- At the Theatres
- Ath Penalty Vote is Close
- California Land Open for Entry
- Ellen Terry Arrives.
- Big Increase in Pure Bred Cattle
- Mother and Babes Burn.
- "the Lineup at Police Headquarters," a Thrilling Crook and Police Play Six Reels, Comes to the Liberty next Monday.
- Snap Shots
- Play of Prophecy to be Read Here
- Quaint Activities.
- Thanhouser Drama at Mehesy Today
- "the Straight Road" at the Broadway
- More George Ade Fun at the American; Slang Artist's Latest Fable Makes Big Hit on the Screen.
- Seven Acts on Bill at Pantages
- Ogden Notes
- Disputes up in Federation Meet
- Lift Cattle Quarantine.
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- Mining News and Stock Reports
- Duluth Market.
- Minneapolis Wheat.
- Grain Market off in Light Trading
- Local Stock Exchange
- Afternoon Sales.
- Kansas City Grain.
- St. Louis Lead.
- Copper Stocks Are Becoming Used up by Increasing Demands
- Foreign Visible Supply of Cooper
- New York Curb Quotations.
- Boston Curb Close.
- Montana - Bingham Has Two Faces of Ore in Its Tunnel
- Nevadas in San Francisco.
- Cash Grain.
- Curb Trading.
- Foreign Grain.
- London Finance.
- Live Stock.
- New York Produce.
- Delegates to Phoenix.
- Omaha Grain.
- New York Money.
- Liverpool Cotton.
- New York Sugar.
- Metal Market.
- Chicago Produce.
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- Hall the United States Have a Greater Army and Navy?
- Admiral Dewey Asks U. S. for Fleet of 48 Warships by 1920
- Noted Peace Officials Take Opposite Sides on Bigger Army and Navy
- "Yes," Says Andrew B. Humphreys.
- Our Real Problem is The Army, Says Hapgood
- Senator Lewis Sees War with Japanese
- Red Cross Record.
- Arizona Passes 'Citizen" Law
- "China May Lead All to Paganism"
- 'Flirt Proof" Jury Proves a Failure
- Uncle Sam Ready to Put Big, Quipped Army in Field at Once
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- Meet to Discuss Plans of Charity
- Davy May Open an Office in Ogden
- Real Estate Transfers.
- Careless Uncle George.
- Curtails Investments with Enemies of Great Britain
- American Supplies Are Welcomed by Belgians
- Births.
- New Corporations.
- Woman Cop Takes Place of Man Gone to Front in France
- Nearly as Bad.
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- Another Big Rally is Held at the University
- Jordan and Banks in Four-Game Draw
- A $400,000 Race Track Swindle That Collapsed because One Man Was Honest
- Ten Teams Leading in Six-Day Race
- Juniors Hit Stride.
- Provo to Pay Price.
- "Stoye League" Chatter
- Boxers of Rival Clubs on for Headliners
- Keough Beats Cooler.
- Montana Sends in Its Scrub Team
- Local News
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- Infection Not Yet Certain
- Primary Meeting for First Ward
- Small Girl Dies.
- Ugh! Heap Big Injun Now Takes to Wearing Pajamas
- Offers Remedy for Loss on Apples
- Autoists Seek to Stop "Jay Walking" and Add to Safety
- Farmers of Draper to Meet Tomorrow
- To Attend Ball.
- Heavy Land Entries for Millard County
- University Girls to Knit Stockings
- Products Parade to be Held Tomorrow Downtown
- Transfers Will be Issued at Any Time
- When You Think it is Cold Here Look over These Facts
- Robbery Charge is Made Against Two
- Second Divorce is Wanted by Woman
- Willard Mack is Now Accused of Stealing His Own Production
- Early Shopping Move for Holidays in Started
- Children's Pets Shown Tomorrow
- Desire Change of Meeting Period
- Manager Newman Halts Theatre Act
- Appoints Assistant.
- Primaries Tomorrow.
- Infant Dies.
- Professor Lyman Recovering.
- Complaint Made
- Polling Places.
- Railroads to Carry Food Supplies Free
- Pride is Taken in Displays of Milk
- Landlord Cleans Place
Salt Lake Telegram | 1914-11-20 | Page 24 | Small Girl Dies.
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1914-11-20 |
| 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/s6vd864q |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vd864q |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Small Girl Dies. |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1914-11-20 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 24 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vd864q/19974840 |