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- Pritchard Must Pay Fine of $3055
- Catches Pneumonia; Widow Gets $6000
- Robbers Get $10,000 from Pay Wagon
- Roosevelt's Former Companion Killed
- Slayer Attempts Suicide
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- $2,000,000 of D. & R. G. Held in Debt Ruling
- U. S. Girl Defies German Troops, Who Only Laugh
- U. S. Now World's Second Largest Builder of Ships
- 4 Czech Traitors Saved from Death
- Rhine Floods Wipe out Railway Line
- Seven Men Must Tell of Note "Leak"
- Woman Senator Frames Law on Birth Control
- Lawmaker Travels 40 Miles on Skis to Reach Capital
- Oil Goes to $1.60 in Kansas Field
- Why Worry?
- Death Stops Siren's Career Victim of Laying Mystery
- Kentucky Floods Halt Railroads; Bring Heavy Loss
- John D., Jr., to Give Park to New York
- Gen. Wielemans of Belgian Staff Dies
- $25,000,000 Gold Will Arrive in U. S. Tomorrow
- Sir Fred'k Borden of Canada Dead
- Buffalo Bill Takes Turn for Worse
- Army Will Enforce Peace, Says Kaiser
- Weather
- Page 2
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- Final Conquest of Rumania Now under Way
- Final Conquest of Rumania Started
- Wilson's Peace Note Indorsed
- New Outbreaks Alarm Athens
- Sharp Fighting on Western Front
- Food Dictator Named for Greece
- Scientists of U. of C. Make New Discovery
- Maj. William Lutz Dies at Laredo, Tex
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- Monroe Doctrine Dead, Says Fall
- Burglars Overlook G. M. Reynolds' $50,000
- State Gets Only $1 from Estate
- Japan Denies Arms Sent into Mexico
- Avalanches Kill and Injure Sixty
- Hughes May be Union League Head
- Four Jurors Sworn for Mooney Trial
- Duke De Dino is Dead at Monte Carlo
- $500,000,000 Bonds for Southern Road
- 18-Year-Old Girl is Potato Queen
- I. W. W. Say Wood Camps Unsanitary
- Freight Embargo Raised by U. P
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- Both Schools and Movies May Close
- Kicking His Wife is Decree Suit Charge
- Hotel Head Cited on Alimony Charge
- Stage Boxing Bout at Guard Gathering
- Farm Bureau Meeting
- Ogden Marriage Licenses
- Doesn't Want Job
- Paint Company Sued
- Funeral at Farr West
- Bank Depositors Show Big Increase
- Coal Scarce, but Alarm Not Felt
- Promoter Arrives in Ogden to Face $2600 Fraud Charge
- At Last Dr. Rich Takes His Seat in Ogden School Board
- Attends Stock Meetings
- Provo and Utah Valley
- Blames the Woman
- Services at Provo
- Want County Fair
- Rumanian Oil Fields Are Repaired
- War Official of Austria Resigns
- Recommend New School Board
- Keith-O'Brien Co. Employes Dance
- 400 New Model Cars at N. Y. Show
- Ford Gets Right to Build Smelter
- $342,720 Voted for Seed Mailing
- After Tax Data
- State Scores in 'Air Bubble'
- New Priest May End Church
- Slayer's Sentence Commuted To
- $7,500,000 Railway Suit Soon To
- Page 3
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- Finds a Weak Spot in Mex
- Instructor Back from Coast
- In Front from the Outset
- Freshmen Win from Bingham H. S
- M. Coaches Meet at Denver Today
- Good Game
- B. Y. U. Starts Tonight
- Milwaukee Bids for Darcy-Dillon
- Panthers Defeated by Lehi High
- Bowling
- Southern Dog is Winner of Stake
- Coalville Defeated
- League Merger Opposed
- Pleasant Green to Have Movie Theatre
- Is New Drug Clerk
- There's a Mrs. Wagner Now; She'll Root for Honus
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- Burglars Enter Store in Bingham
- Switchman Killed in Railway Yard
- Snow Cleared from Road to Two Mines
- Visit Brother in Hospital
- Binghamites in Capital
- Freezing Bingham Folks Given Coal by Copper Company
- All Souls Mission after More Funds
- Boy of 4 Scalded in Pan of Water
- Recovering from Injury
- Visits His Parents
- Utah Squad Takes Another Hard Workout
- School Directors Will Reorganize
- New School is Now Available
- Lodge Dance Planned
- Officers Elected
- The Rev. Rice to Speak
- Lady Woodcraft to Meet
- Frat's Petitions Are Dismissed
- L. D. S. Seconds Lose to Hillcrest High
- More Luck for Happy Jack Barry
- Cow Testing Association
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- Page 4
- Page 5
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- Confessions of a Wife
- 'Impossible to Live on $25,000 a Year,' Says Mr. Florman
- Slayer of Girl is Sentenced to Life
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- Economy in Cooking Prunes
- Opera Singer Her Own Cook
- "Blood Ties Thicker than Love Ties"
- While You Wait for the Doctor
- Reflections of a Bachelor Girl
- Apricot Fluff
- Society
- County Official Bonds Approved
- Salt Lake Man Selected for Tour
- Plan More Power for Education Body
- Police to be Given Traffic Instruction
- Plans for Clearing Tax Muddle Outlined
- Page 6
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- Tintic Standard Shows Strength
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- Anaconda Has Big December Output
- $250,000 is Week's Earning at Tintic
- Brokers Are Freed; Customers Blamed
- Hoist Breaks at Iron Blossom Mine
- Nevada Stocks
- London Money Market
- Americans in London
- Butte & Superior December Figures
- Utah Copper Coal Situation Serious
- Goldfield Con. Earns $15,137.38
- Park Ships $52,000 This Week, Report
- Chicago Wheat
- Boston Copper Range
- New York Sugar
- Elgin Butter
- 1917 Copper Sales Slow; Market Quiet
- Irregular Strength Shown on "Street"
- New York Stock List
- New York Curb Close
- Copper Little Changed
- Apex Profits Big Last Six Months
- Minneapolis Wheat
- Spelter Average
- Governor Honored at Elaborate Function
- Arguments Heard in Tunnel Case
- Local Metal Market
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- Weather Report
- Brevities
- Deaths
- Births
- Bank Clearings
- Property Sold for Delinquent Taxes
- Gunman Sentenced to Prison Term
- 12 Arraigned on Criminal Charges
- Turner is Bankrupt
- Check Alleged Bad
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- De Weese, Accused of Killing Wife, Confesses Many Past Burglaries
- Instruction Planned for Sugar Beet Men
- Humane Society Wants Old Badges
- Saddle for Fighting Fire is Invented
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- Cody Postmaster First to Claim Government Bonus
- Commissioner is Forced to Buy a New Auto License
- Bandit Believed to be Woman; is Afraid of Pistol
- Alleged De Weese Accomplice Found to be Wrong Man
- Utah Business Waits While Girls Recover
- Utah Underwriters to Talk and Feast
- Meeting to Discuss Stammering Cure
- Coal Famine in Suburban Towns Becomes Acute; Ask Assistance
- Deficit Charged Water Department
- New Union Freight Depot is Planned
- Are There Fortune Tellers in Salt Lake? Ask Dolly Dale
- Week's Living Cost $3.50 Food Test Comes to End
- Frivolity of Earth Too Much for Moon; Will Hide in Shame
- Crippled Mandolin plus Whisky Puts Mexican in Bastile
- Officeholders Must Pay Campaign Debts
- Road Appropriation May be Increased
- Examiners Issue Medical Licenses
- New Chapel for Church
- Stork Loses in Race with Death
- Tolton Indorsed for Speaker of the Lower Hous of Legislature
- Uncle Sam Cuts down Paper
- Bonneville Club Will Hold Banque
Salt Lake Telegram | 1917-01-06 | Page 1 | Kentucky Floods Halt Railroads; Bring Heavy Loss
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-01-06 |
| 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/s6058pmm |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6058pmm |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Kentucky Floods Halt Railroads; Bring Heavy Loss |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-01-06 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6058pmm/20024043 |