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- Forty-Two Bandits Killed near Parras
- Packers Give Their Side of Case at Hearing
- Germany Has No Quarrel with U. S. Chancellor Says
- "Drys" Go Back to Wet "West" Will Try at Dry
- Diaz Revolution Gains in Mexico, Washington Says
- Guggenheim Home Burns.
- Dutch War Move is Aimed at Both Belligerents
- Wilson's Policies Are Attacked in Indiana
- Italy's War Minister Resigns; Ill Health
- Pershing Must Haver More Troops
- Map of Dodd's Ride
- Teutons Are Held Safe at Verdun
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- National Prohibition and Good Roads Are Democrats' Demands
- Boad Disusses Insurance.
- Ruple Case Nears End; Attorneys Wrangle
- Hyrum Goodvear
- Babies Rule Roost at Products Show
- Farmer from Idaho Loses Chance to Soar
- Telegram Cooking School is Arousing Interest of Women
- Auto Hits Texan; is in Serious Condition
- Government Asks for Bids on Forage
- Grease Flue Burns; Guests Are Excited
- Salt Lake Women to Sell Flags Saturday
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- Success of Bandit Hunt May Hinge on Railroads
- Saltair Inaugurates Preseason Moonlight Barn Dance This Week
- Cannibal Girls Klat Pantages Today
- Precaution Taken to Protect Border
- Norwegians Will Celebrate.
- Local News
- Committee Named to Probe Contempt
- Pennsylvania Robins Become Troublesome
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- Financial, Mining News and Stock Reports
- Roston Copper
- Local Metal Market.
- Local Stock Markt Devoid of Features
- East Carbonate Mine Has Listed Stock on Exchange
- Rushes to Buy Send Wheat Much Highter
- New York Curb Close.
- Elements Conflict in Wall Street Trades
- New Flotation Mill Ordered by Prince Con. Mining Co.
- Local News
- Salt Lake Statistics
- Births Rported.
- Real Estate Transfers.
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- Court Calendar.
- Chicago Produce.
- London Money.
- Mammoth Posts Dividend.
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- Telephone Users in County Ask Aid of Business Men
- "Pagliacci" Closes Engagement of the Boston Grand Opera Co.
- Meetings Announced
- Commission Will Stand on Order
- Hoisington Here for Y. M. C. A. Work
- Powder Magazines Exploded Forty Years Ago
- Carranza Stops Paper Money Issue
- Dutch Schooner is Sunk by Torpedo
- Norwegian Ship Sunk in Cattegat
- Salt Lakers in New York.
- England Seizes U. S. Bound Mail
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- Here is First Panoramic Picture including Every Nook and Corner of Majestic Park Ever Taken. It
- Bees Win the Opener from Elliott's Oaks
- Stecher Beats Beel.
- Guisto Stars in First Game at San Francisco
- Pet Brown Will be Here Tomorrow
- Diamond Dust
- Ellis Billiard Winner.
- Pocket Billiards
- Chance Wins Opener but is Chased from Field
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- Salt Lake and Grand Opera
- Electricity's Modern Uses
- Editorials by the People
- Intrigue Charged.
- Republicans Get Busy.
- Friend of the People
- Schooner Ashore; Captain Drowned
- Sir Gerard Lowther is Dead in London
- Torpedoed Crew Saved.
- "the Sowers" as a Photoplay with Blanche Sweet, Coming to Paramount-Empress
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- City Improvement Program is Adopted
- Landseekers Take Holdings in "Dixie"
- One Bid for Warrants.
- Warm Springs Open.
- Youngsters Will Dance.
- Mrs. Baker Arrives for Reading Series
- License Collections Increase in City
- Circus License Fee to be Raised
- Youth Injured.
- Traffic Men Confer.
- Women to Play Cards.
- New Label for Whisky.
- Paul's Name Presented.
- Bark Springs Leak; Torpedo Not Cause of Loss, Seamen Say
- Negro Murderer is Slain by Mob
- Suspect is Held for Train Robbery
- Day in Congress.
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- Statehouse Stuff
- Visitor Praises Capitol.
- Accused Plotters Spared Firing Squad
- Local News
- The Stage Theatres the Screen
- Gertrude Hoffmann next Week at the Orpheum
- Carriers Show Speed behind the Footlights; Telegram Boys Stage Annual Theatre Party
- Public is Interested in next 'Phil' Concert
- Sheep Trail Matter Comes up Tomorrow
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- Spanish Ship Sunk in Bay of Biscay
- County Patient Leprosy Victim
- Relief Society Meets.
- "the Birth of a Naion," Tremendous Film Drama, Returns for Four Days' Engagement at Salt Lake Theatre
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- Judge Goodwin is 84
- The Prudential Insurance Company of America
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1916-04-05 | Page 10 | [Illegible] the 10,000 Fans Who Saw the Bees Take Opening Game from Oakland Yesterday Afternoon
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-04-05 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s61n97tf |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61n97tf |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | [Illegible] the 10,000 Fans Who Saw the Bees Take Opening Game from Oakland Yesterday Afternoon |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1916-04-05 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 10 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61n97tf/19995100 |