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- Americans Flee as Villa Moves on Juarez
- Food March Host Cries in Vain for Governor
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- Chinese Followers of Pershing Ordered Returned to Mexico
- Ships Halted as Big Storm Rages in Oregon, California
- Dissemination of Birth Control in Illinois Held Legal
- Washington due to Join Prohibition Ranks on Tuesday
- Cooks at Capital Go on Strike for Increase in Pay
- Millionaire, Age 78, Dies at Pasadena
- Sentenced to Death, Mooney Smiles
- Four Killed When Trolley Hits Auto
- 1 Dead, 3 Hurt, as Train Hits Rock
- Bandits Get $3000 in Chicago Holdup
- Secret Building of Germany-West Indies Cable is Revealed
- Vessel Destroyed as it Goes Aground off Coast of Peru
- Fourteen Dead in Wake of Tornado in South's States
- Guard Picketed to Enforce New Dry Laws in Kansas
- Steamer Crippled in Collision off San Francisco
- Hounds on Trial in Twin Death Mystery
- Munition Makers Boss Republicans, Charges Senator
- Mexicans Accused of Slaying Americans
- Mexico Refuses to Restrict Fuel Shipments
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- Utah Urged as United States Ammunition Center
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- Christian Scientist Speaks Here Today
- Dog Team Carries Mail over Snow to Two Towns in Utah
- Apportionments to School Districts
- Emigration Line's Stoppage Protested
- Plans for Cleaning City Canal Are Made
- Partnership Suit Decision is Upheld
- Burglar Turns Blackmailer, Declare Police
- City Leads in Improvements throughout America
- Promotion Chances in Navy Get Better
- May Build Home for Museum Relics
- Will Hatch Ostriches Wholesale at Liberty Park with Incubator
- Public Utilities Bill Urged by Granger and Hunter People
- Two Salt Lake Men Indicted by U. S
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- Page 4
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- Bee Advance Guard Will Start for the Training Camp Today
- Porterville Banks Bees' Cash Funds
- Have You Tried to Solve Evans' Puzzle?
- Billy Evans' Great Baseball Problem
- Coach Robert's B. Y. U. Basketball Champs
- Vernon and Los Angeles Ready to Open Season Season Monday
- Local News
- 3 Clubs Pay Fines; Many Others Stall
- Why Not Send a Utah Team East? He Asks
- Provo High School Winner with Four Man Basket Quint
- Will Not Reconsider
- Cubs in Pasadena; Vaughan Also Safe
- Bodie Gets $3600
- Where Coast Clubs Will Do Training
- Jack Kearns Gives Rivals Merry Ha Ha
- Saints Will Not Play Bingham H. S
- Big Leaguers as Baseball Coaches
- Seals Look Good for Start
- Oakland Golds Are Going to Chicago
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- Americans Aboard Ship Overdue in War Zone
- Lloyd George Speech Accepted by People
- American Steamer Held by British
- Poison Food Plot Charged to British
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- Tabloid History of Germany
- Sea Raider Invades the Indian Ocean
- Gains Made by Grains and Live Stock
- British Advance on Miraumont Front
- Blood Fusion Fails to Save Captain
- Commission on Car Service Defended
- Passes U-Boat Zone
- U. S. Ready to Grab 20,000 Spies If War Comes
- Bombs Start Fire in Dunkirk Raid
- Avalanches and Floods Alarming
- Swingle Seeking to Shatter Dan Boone's Record
- Fight to a Finish Threat Hurled in Reichstag
- Score See Chinese Kill Tong Man in Taxicab
- Uses Toe to End His Life following Spree
- Dies of Exposure after Fall in Hold
- Treman Home Damaged
- $255,000,000 Gain in the Budget of Germany is Made
- Mightiest Fleet in World to Carry Allies Supplies
- All Crews on 7 Sunken Dutch Ships Saved
- Holland Indignant at Ships' Sinking
- Page 7
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- Chiropractic Bill is Favored in Texas
- Will Vote Library Tax in Utah County
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- Can You Perform These Stunts?
- 6000 Acres Sugar Beet Contracts Signed
- Local News
- Rigorous Bodily Training Required by Big School in Developing Upstanding
- Husband Destroyed Jewelery, Wife Says
- Eggs in Moulting Season to Cut Living Cost
- Suspend Pupils for Sneering at Economy
- Urges Protection for Trout Fry in State
- Lumbermen Discuss Effect of War's End
- School Clubs to Exhibit at Utah State Fair
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- Bees Scored More Runs than Any Other Club
- Three of Norgren's Stellar Athletes Laid Low in Prime
- Brown out after Players for Team
- More Racing, Says Jockey Club Prexy
- Montana State Quint Which May Go to Chicago
- B. Y. U. Hoopsters Have State Title
- Alton due for Three-I Franchise
- Dr. T. Hunt, Former Club Prexy, Dies
- A. A. Adopts Schedule
- Four Six-Tilt Bouts at Grand Monday Night
- Fighters Quit the Trenches; Use Fists
- Shrewd Business Deal Makes Player Wealthy
- Section Title Not Yet Decided
- Still Plenty of Game Remains
- Elberfeld Put Fultz Out
- Local News
- Sport Gossip
- Stove League Chatter
- Long Jaunts Are Disastrous for College Athletes
- President Morris Announces '17 Umps
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- Page 10
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- 16 Steamers Will Leave U. S. To Aid Belgium
- Veteran Fire Horse Stage Movie Thrill
- Boy, Bike and Mike Make Constable Hike
- Banks Ask Sale of German Liner Cecile
- Horse Funston Mourner Host Grieves in Rain
- Kansas Pays Tribute to "Fighting Fred"
- Divorce is Granted Almost in Secret
- U. S. Phosphate Rock is Wasted
- Gas Kills Girl; Five in Danger
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- Grave Wheat Crop Shortage Predicted
- Soda Water Joins H. C. of L. Ranks
- Children's Eyes Win Liberty for Mother
- Girl Pinned in Shaft for Hour and Half
- Panic Averted as 2000 March out of Film Theatre Afire
- $18,000 for Glen Cove Fire Protection
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- Crop Production in Utah Grows Annually
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- Dog Population in Salt Lake is 4300
- Razor-Wielding Negroes Arrested
- Information for Passengers Plan
- Local News
- Million Oranges at California Show
- Spirited Women to Walk to Home in Arkansas
- Scouts Report of Despondency in England
- Society Women to Start Garden Course
- Grain Dealers Plan to Open Exchange
- Local News
- Page 12
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- Of the Padded Squared Now Engaged in Indoor Battles
- Roped Arena
- Salt Lake at Home
- Writers Asked to Back Drill of Players Plan
- The Men Who Will Make Coast League History This Summer, and Their 1917 Schedule
- Facts About 19:17 Schedule
- Holiday Schedule
- Weekly Schedule
- Salt Lake Abroad
- Ten Thousand in Prizes for Six-Day Race
- Western League Announces Openers
- Bowling
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- Page 14
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- Plunge into Crowd by Wild Iceboat Hurts Two
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- "Stocking Bank" Wins Official Approval
- Expect Cardinals at Notre Dame
- Vincnet Astor Serves U. S Earns Only $4.65 a Day
- L. D. S. Seconds One Point Winner
- Leopards to Play Tooele This Week
- Blames War Rule for No Headlight
- California Motor Train is Ready
- Woman Will Receive Money by Wireless
- Tiny Cripples to Walk Again
- Lambs Come as Twins, Triplets
- Large Publishers and Small Split in Paper Case
- Germans Net $250,000 in Nonsmoking Day
- Prisons Will be Topic
- Local News
- Page 15
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- Educating Public to Uses of Pure Olive Oil
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- His Cough Expels Long Missing Tooth
- Calls Film Theatre Newspaper; Loses
- Philharmonic Concert
- Heard in the Realm of Music; other Gossip
- All is Arranged for Orpheus Concert
- Three Male Choruses Prepare for Concert
- Literary Club's Tuesday Music
- Hermie Rogers in Recital
- Boston-National Grand Opera Company Coming
- Conservatory Will Present Students
- First Presbyterian Church Program
- Nineteenth Ward Conference Music
- First Congregational Church Program
- Rio Grande Church Enjoys Program
- Salt Lake Best Lighted U. S. City
- New to Meet
- Utah Forests Escape
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- What Edgren Says
- Checkers
- Strategy of the Ring
- Putting 'Em over with "Bugs" Baer
- Original Hope is Now Pathetic Figure
- Darcy Breaks Away from Manager Who Engineered His Escape from Australia
- Forget Game Love of the Money
- Tigers Expected to Have Best
- Bees' Sundays at Home
- Bees' Sunday Abroad
- Murray a Pirate Scout
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- Bill to Prevent Lobbying in Utah Meets Defeat in the Lower House
- More Judges Denied for Third District
- Expunging Records to Cease in House
- Death Blow Given Advertising Bill
- Water Works and Sewage Bill Killed
- District Attorney Abolition Bill Passes
- Engineering Bills Are Passed by Lawmakers
- Amendment Passes on Waterway's Bill
- Recalls Two Bills Sent to Governor
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- Bill to Regulate Fees Charged by Doctors Defeated
- Governor's Veto of Chez Bill Overridden
- 27 Bills Submitted by Rep. M'Kinney
- Senate Notes
- Compensation Bill for Workmen to be Given Redraft
- Senate Will Give $100,000 to Fair
- Legislators Kill 2 Mounument Bills
- Young Made Floor Leader in House
- One Day of Rest in Seven Bill is Passed
- Bills Withdrawn in State Senate
- House Notes
- Party Pledges Face Doom as Hour for Closing Approaches
- Want Law Repealed for Road Work Fund
- Selects Members on Sifting Board
- Water Rights Bill Passed by House
- Page 19
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- Harman Says to Look under Hood
- Tax is Anted for Highway
- Experiment in Armored Cars
- Examination for All Motor Drivers
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- A. V. Olson's New Buick Six "44" Roadster
- Mitchell Head Former Dealer
- Meredith Pleased with Elgin Models
- Elgin Would Revive Its Road Contests
- Here's Chance to Win an Automobile for Giving it Name
- Canada Restricts Auto Immigration
- Invention Signals Speed for Motor Car
- Botterill and Dealers Meet
- Auto of 1898 to be Run to Prove Car's Durability
- Stutz to Occupy Prominent Place
- Optimist Has New Job for Roper's
- No Shifting in This Device
- Shank Auto Firm Gets New Home
- Arrowhead Model Makes Hit at Show
- Inaugural Week Show
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- Page 21
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- Expresses Praise to Westminster College
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- "Buff" Makes Light of Child's Rescue
- Bed-Ridden Girl Runs Business by Telephone
- Keeps a Detailed Record of His Life
- Smuggles Letters into U. S. in Bread
- Mourns for Farm; Shoots Self in Head
- Mining Declared Less Perilous
- Vocational Education is Conference Theme
- New Traffic Code Ends in Car Theft
- Asks Union Hours for Colorado Fish
- High Cost of Dying Missouri Complaint
- Bread, Coffee and Mush Prison Menu
- Local News
- Misha Applebaum and Wife Agree to Live Apart
- Page 22
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- Formal Opening for Salesroom
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- A. A. A. Will Issue History of Racing
- Taylor Well Pleased Likes Chalmers Car
- The Stitch in Time
- Young Will Handle Only Truck Work
- Will Make Sunbeam Motors in America
- Regal Pedigree is Big Sales Factor
- Iceland Swapping Skis and Skates for Automobiles
- Arizona Motorists Organize Auto Club
- Scathing
- Inventor is Dead
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- At Salt Lake Theatre, March 1, 2, 3
- Boston National Grand Opera is Coming
- Talented Musicians on the Pantages Bill
- This Week's Theatre Programs
- Chinese in Film
- New Library Books
- Man About Same 25,000 Years Ago
- Big Photoplay in Second Week at the Strand
- Miss Nana Bryant in "Madame X"
- New Picture Programs Announced
- At the Paramount-Empress Today
- Coming to the Salt Lake
- Page 24
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- Lea is Voiced by Woman to Kill Gossip
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- Skirts Mean Bigger Meat Bills
- $700,000 Will by Her Father
- Dying Chief Puts Blame on Magic of Medicine Man
- Corn Beef is Not for Millionaires
- Brewers Prepare for Dry Wisconsin
- Working at Night Hazardous in Love
- "Little Ink Devil" Drove Him to It
- Mine Experts Study Big Gun Erosion
- Judge Orders Police to Keep Man Sober
- City's Chinatown Once Vice Den; Now Peaceful
- Brewer Offers Liquor Solution
- Flood Furnance to Get Holiday
- Stock Show Will Mark Opening of Cudahy Plant
- Local News
- Page 25
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- Utah-Idaho Branch Managers Hold Convention
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- Kaibab Company is behind Guarantee
- Spotlight for "Cops"
- Expert for Haynes Lundgren in Charge
- Auto Signal Device is Denver Patent
- Pullman is Lucky in Thirteenth Year
- Big Shipment of Tires is Received
- Alkire-Smith Will Have Large Shop
- Y. M. C. A. Training Negroes for Drivers
- Motor Fuel is 96 Cents in Australia
- $350,000,000 Tire Bill for This Year
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- Page 27
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- Market Problem Faces New Land Farmers
- Lewis of Walker's Back from New York
- Pomona Peeping Tom Gets Shot
- Jackling's Scheme to Utilize Low Grade Ore Told
- Civil Pay for State Employes is Barred
- Wife in Divorce Suit Asks Cash and Bonds
- Wilson Attends Vaudeville Show
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- St. David's Day Banquet March 1
- Wins $20,000 from Her Mother-in-Law
- Man's Confession of Desertion Bars Re-Entry to Navy
- Indians Build City and Elect Officers
- Champ Home Body is Kansas Farmer
- Firebug Starts 3 Hotel
- Speedy Friend Couple Before
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- Page 29
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- Physical Training Important to Health
- Tree Planting to Increase Here
- Conservationists Ask 50 Delegates
- Only One Rabies Patient Remains
- Miss Nana Bryant in "Madame X"
- Local News
- Alleges Nonsupport
- Local News
- Artisans Sought by Navy in U. S. Defense
- Economy in Book Purchasing
- Myron Brooks' Funeral
- Local News
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- Page 30
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- Business in Orient Now Threatened
- Prisoner Gone Long; Punished
- Eat Less Meat, is Edict
- Local News
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- New Suits Have Narrow Shoulders
- Navy Surgeon is on Furlough
- May Rearrest Woman Involved in Slaying
- Blankenship Given Time to Pay Fine
- Nicholson Home is Burned; $1500 Loss
- Sheriff Sells Town under the Hammer
- Wool Market is Reported Quiet
- $300 is Offered for Beach Dog Poisoner
- Page 31
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- Auto Show Has Put Salt Lake in Strong Trading Situation
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- Auto Show Puts Salt Lake on Map, Opinion of John R. Alexander
- Copp's Victoria One of Strongest Exhibits of Show
- Coal Gas as Motor Fuel
- Autos Will Clean Streets
- Record Shipment of Studebakers Received
- Whozoo in Autoland
- "America First" Policy is Retained
- American Dyes Equal to German, is Claim
- Mend Boy's Skull with 1917 Dime
- 'Round Auto Row
- Repair Company Lands Contract
- Road Named for Bill
- Capital Electric Co. Attracts Motorists with Its Big Stock
- Autos Not Ordinary as Are Buildings
- Page 32
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- Comstock-Cal. Con. Reports Much Ore
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- Industrial Stocks
- Local Stocks Are Strong but Slow
- Tarbox Showing Best in History
- Gold Hill near Four Fissures
- Delsa Ships Good Ore to Smelters
- To Build Mill on Payroll Property
- Cropper Likes Chloride Best
- Anaconda Earns $75,000,000 in Year
- Spiro Issues Annual Silver Consolidated Report for Last Year
- Tuolumne Shows Values in Silver
- Hamburg Ore Goes $2609 to Carload
- Scowcroft Controls Paloma Ex. Mine
- Salt Lakers Take over Butte
- Copley Leaves for L. A
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- Body Opening Michigan-Utah
- Stocks Are Easily Influenced
- New York Stock List
- For Indians Who Broke Law
- An inside View of Wall Street
- Stock Letter Has Railroad Gloom
- Embargo Talk Has Little Attention
- American Fork is Comer, Says Storrs
- Prohibition Causes Decrease in Crime
- $400,000 Packing Plant Ready April 1
- Silver Side Hits Ore Going $167.32
- Deaths
- Windsor to Talk to Val Verdans
- Well Known Realty Operator Expanding
- Lark Items
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- Table Syrup from Sugar Beet, is Latest H. C. L. Rap
- Marriage Licenses
- Survey School Heating Plants
- Subject at Unitarian
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- Page 36
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- Children to Learn of Policemen's Friendship
- New Horticulturists Begin Work Monday
- Straup Wil Enter Law Firm in City
- 'Making of Mormon' to be Presented
- Eureka Seeks Relief from Coal Shortage
- T. R. Jones to Speak on Personal Purity
- Remanded to District Court
- Time Allowed for Clearing Walks Expires Today
- White Wings Have Hard Task in Week
- Walker's Special News Service
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1917-02-25 | Page 10 | Children's Eyes Win Liberty for Mother
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-02-25 |
| 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/s6h71pjd |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6h71pjd |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Children's Eyes Win Liberty for Mother |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-02-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 10 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6h71pjd/20023025 |