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- Grande to Give Data on Coal
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- Charge Denied by Van Alstyne Wife in Answer
- Plot Against Life on Wilson Denied in Mooney Trial
- This is Not Pipe Dream, Prices of Cigarettes Rise
- Pangs of Hunger Drive Orphan, 14, to Kill Inspector
- Decrease in Car Accident Laid to Politeness School
- Love of Boy Age 11 is Bared
- Hearing Delayed in Denver Slaying Case
- Increase in Storage Rates Disallowed
- Wipe out Bandit Gang as 3 Die in Gun Fight
- Board of Eight to Settle Railroad Disputes Proposed
- "Whisky Ruined My Career for Priest," Declares Prisoner
- Many Men Wear Clothes Made of Wood, Says Expert
- Spanish Ship Sunk
- More Water than Ever in City
- U. S. Dollar worth 91 Cents in Uruguay
- Condition of Thaw Reported Improved
- Guards on Train Fire Stoves for $35,000 Tubers
- Seek Nation Wide Gang of Swindlers in $50,000 Plot
- Rear Admiral Rank for President's Physician Opposed
- 50 Graze Death at St. Louis in Iron Explosion
- Ex-Montana Town Mayor Kills Self
- Bullet-Shattered Steamer Limps into U. S. Port after Chase with U-Boat
- Weather
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- Bamberber If Firm for August 1 Prohibition
- Barber Shops May Undergo Inspection
- Urge Equitable Irrigation Laws
- Higher Salaries Are Sought by Sheriffs
- Liquor Bill to Come up Specially
- Salary Adjustment Sought by Williams
- Opposition Springs before is Submitted
- One Department for Agriculture
- Solons to Attend Humane Society Meet
- A Versatile Member of the Wilker Players
- "More Funds for Guard Must Quit"
- May License Chiropractors
- Feldman Dinner Party
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- Free Vaudeville Given by Folks Between 45 and 90
- Changes Needed in U. S. Government Declares Bryan
- Would Combine County Offices
- Meet Senators on Proposed Laws
- Margin Doubling to be Sifted at 'Leak' Inquiry
- Suffers La Grippe Attack
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- Funston Silent on Trip to Troops of Pershing
- Memory of Robert E. Lee is Honored
- Land Company is Suing Stockholders
- Government League to Hear President
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- Want Open Season on Birds Changed
- Dance to be Given Monday at Ogden
- Ogden Woman Has Her 84th Birthday
- Superintendent to be Chosen Tonight
- Gas Supply Diminished
- Coal Shortage Halts Studies
- Substitute Wood for Coal
- Ban Bicycles on Sidewalks
- John Burns Called
- 375 Miners Killed
- Big Rabbit Drive at Monument for Benefit of Poor
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- News Realty Firm
- Publicity Bureau to Name Secretary
- Contagious Disease Epidemic Checked
- Accused Beer Doper is Found Not Guilty
- Plenty of Coal for Ogden Folk
- Says Simple Remedy Prolonged His Life
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- And Dry Favored
- Enjoy Says Doctor
- Acres of Want Help
- Electrocuted is Not Hurt
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- Carrie's Hatchet Flies in Liquor Raid
- Ex-Caddy Willed $45,000 by Belknap
- Would Abolish Widow's Pensions
- Two Brothers Fill Pulpit 120 Years
- Alcohol and Gas Bring Two Deaths
- Old Folks Enjoy "Bob" Ride to Picnic
- May Buy Elberta Land
- Mrs. Wesley Divorced
- Macabee Installation
- Douglass Funeral
- Stork Leads Death
- Re-Elect Officers
- Heater Explodes
- Had Pin in Gizzard
- Girl Knocked out; Her Hair Stolen
- Prints Newspaper on Fig Leaves
- Woman Dances on 100th Birthday
- U. S. Sends Doctor to Prison Camps
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- American on Raider Victim is Safe
- 510,000 Die of Starvation in Syria
- Plan to Mobilize All Swiss Forces
- Austrian Leaders and Hollweg in Food Parley
- Will Not Stand Neutral Interference
- German Field Posts Taken by Russians
- Fighting Subsides on Galician Front
- Peace Problems Confront Canadian Parliament
- 2000 Die as Russian Steamer is Sunk
- Kaiser Congratulates King of Wurtemburg
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- Note Called History Fabrication
- U. S. Fears Submarine Campaign
- Three German Raiders Believed at Large
- Russian in Year Take 428,000 Prisoners
- France Bars Liquor in Army District
- Postal Censorship Hits Deported Belgians
- Information on Coal in Refused
- California Senator May Speak Here
- Will File Papers for Park City Bank
- Want Game Laws Rigidly Enforced
- Hold House Warming
- Local News
- Clerks' Union in Meeting Success
- Robert E. Lee Born 110 Years Ago Today
- Fire Department Dance
- Dividends Paid by Bingham
- Wilson Criticised by Senator
- Going to Kentucky
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- Strauss to Commence Work on Garfield Electric Division
- Of Law Topic Tonight
- Merchants Committee
- With Theft Irrigation Water
- Man to Preach
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- Farm Products from Utah Show Large Increase
- Attorney Geneal to State School Meet
- Definite Date for Governors May be Decided
- Utah University Women to Entertain
- Rossiter Estate Pays Inheritance Tax
- Hotels
- Smiling Faces Healthful Boon to Life Beaty Pales at Frowning Countenance Kindly Disposition is an Enemy of Death
- County Reduces Insurance expense
- Two Files Petitions in Bankruptcy
- Discuss Legislative Work at Meeting
- Celestial Melange Arrayed in Court
- Twice Married, He Now Resents Alimony
- Women of Press to Entertain Doctor
- Prohibition May Not be Effected until Year 1918
- Publicity, Topic of Commercial Club Tomorrow
- Japanese Resisted Arrest, is Charge
- Probation Officer Not Yet Appointed
- Railroad Official is Visitor Here
- Extra Deputies Approved
- Stole $13 Charge
- Appeal to Rich to Give Surplus Coal in Aid of Freezing Poor
- Expected a Boy but Girl Puts in Appearance
- Total Fire Loss for Year, $148,902
- Building New Cars for Local Service
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- Strike Agitation Takes on News Aspect
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- Matter Rests with Club Owners
- Strong Lucas Five Defeats Granite
- Wrestling May be under State Control
- Cardinal Fielder Goes to Brewers
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- Stove League Chatter
- Bowling
- Girls Defeat Faculty
- Local News
- Mullin to Pilot Fort Smith Team
- Utah Athlete to be Honored
- Two New Faces in Bingham Quint
- Pitcher Sought by Change Goes to K. C
- Wolgast Rated Very Wealthy; is Still in Ring
- Beavers Have Change to Train on Diest of Pol
- Britton Was Calm When his Wife Asked for Waivers
- Fulton Says Willard Must Recognize Him
- Roskelly's Squad Will Meet B. Y. C
- Notes About Baseball "Strike"
- Bill Would Stop Game in Colorado
- Roped Arena
- Ain't Nature Wonderful?
- Bob Fitzsimmons Will Soon Become Preacher, Says Wife
- Texas Plans New Veteran Ruling
- Commercial League Season Tomorrow
- State High School Race Opens
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- Society
- Local News
- Local News
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- "Lonesome Club" Aids Chicago Strangers to Find Friends; Acts as Envoy of Cupid
- Fire Alarm Rung by Parrot Saves Lives of couple
- Childhood Friends, Heads of Families, United in Marriage
- Chorus Girls Pay More for No Duds than for Tights
- 12-Word Sermon Stills Mockers
- Phonograph aid to Surgeon's Knife
- 'Wailing Joy Fete' Planned by Indians
- Angel Wife Loves Self Only, He Says
- Pleads Guilty, but Case is Dismissed
- Boy Loses Eye in Fight with Heron
- Brilliant Meteor Explodes on Head on Colorado Horse
- Local News
- Good Cotton Prices Causing Divorce
- Bride and Groom Each Wed 3 Time
- Local News
- Local News
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- Knights Acquire Chloride Claims
- O. K. Silver Ships Car to Smelters
- Raise in Kendall Show Fair Ore
- Another Strike a Beaver Lake Mine
- American Oil Co. Gets More Land
- New York Money
- Minneapolis Wheat
- New York Sugar
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- Keystone Goes to 96 Cents Today
- To Drill on More Levels in Eureka
- Rich Ore Showing in Big Bend Mine
- Gains Forfeited by U. S. Steel in Wall Street
- New York Produce
- Omaha Live Stock
- Independent Vein in Walker Mine
- Results of Alaska Golf Past Year
- Boston Copper Range
- Chicago Wheat
- Ill Treatment of Horses Causes Suit
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- Weather Report
- Marriage Licenses
- New York Curb Stocks
- Local News
- Deaths
- Funerals
- Approve Appointment
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- Seek Information on Stock Deals
- House Notes
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- Urges Closing of Schools to Halt Coal Shortage
- Policemen Trip Light Fantastic
- Stephen Richards Ordained Apostle
- Family Row Results in Battery Charge
- Hobos Serve 7 Meals for 25 Cts
- Dogs Accuse Two of Double Murder
- For Calling Names Shoots Employer
- Capital Punishment Bill
- Steals Baby's Toilet Set
Salt Lake Telegram | 1917-01-19 | Page 1 | Many Men Wear Clothes Made of Wood, Says Expert
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-01-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6st8xj9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6st8xj9 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Many Men Wear Clothes Made of Wood, Says Expert |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-01-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6st8xj9/20010954 |