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- Guard Trains; Fear Bandit
- For Open Shop.
- Great Pouring Operation is Performed
- Makers of Candy to be Hit
- 2.75 Beer is Declared Legal
- Colorado Coal Strike is Call Called Off
- Serbians to Sign Treaty with Austria
- Poland to Obtain Galicia Mandate
- No Sympathy Strike.
- Strike Threatens Food Supply
- Will Occupy Cattaro.
- Cooks, Maids and Servant Girls of Chicago in Union
- Incendiary Fire Ruins Sing Sing Prison Buildings
- Rubber Company Employes to Get 25 per Cent Bonus
- Imperator is Turned over by Shipping Board
- Long Lost Body of Aviator Discovered
- Bank Call Issued.
- Wartime Food Supply Law Revived
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- Advertise Utah, Salt Lakers Urge
- U. S. Refuses to Yield Its Coal Price-Fixing Power to State
- Wellington, as Growing Town, Wants a Depot
- Support Fails, Charge.
- Kicking of Dog Prompts Man To Slay, is Evidence
- Mining Engineer Witness in Suit
- Cryptic Group of Letters a Way to Prize
- Mock Love Leads to Real Thing by Stage Stars
- Emmeline B. Wells Conference Speaker
- Address to Scouts.
- Rescue Expert Rushes to Save Miners
- Organist Given Leopold Order Medal by King
- Public Water Sale Corporation Plan
- $1,000,000 Irrigation Temple Proposed
- Ask Architects to Draw Plans for Memorial
- 250,000,000 Asked for Arid Lands
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- Final Verdict on Dry Law Awaited
- Emerson Ward Insurance $8908
- Deaths
- Funerals
- Vaudeville Church Services Failure
- 55,000 to Receive Vocational Training
- Columbus Knights to Decorate All Who Gave Aid
- Good Reputation Saves U. S. Colonel
- Marshal Foch to Become Senator
- Entire Student Body on Strike
- American Property Will be Protected
- Pope Issues Call for Relief Drive
- Mistakes Made in Peace, Bryce Says
- Alleged Slacker Honored in Italy
- Served as Private; Was Lieutenant
- Commissaries Feed Strikers' Families
- Local News
- Foundling Tiger on "Cop's" Doorstep
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- Railway Express Employes State Demands
- Ask Coin to Honor Colonel Roosevelt
- Prince of Wales Visits T. R. Grave
- League to Herald Epoch, Baker Says
- Women Continue on Brewers' Trail
- Three S. L. Girls in Boys' Clothing Thwarted in Boxcar Trip to Coast
- Stiff Punch is Given to Slang
- Quiet Chicago Night Follows Dive Raids
- Pioneer Woman Dies after Her Birthday
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- Aggies Triumph Over Cowboys of Wyoming but at a Terrible Cost
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- With the Boxers
- Leopards Are Playing Logan High Today
- Miners Determined to Lower Aggie Record
- Andy Smith Will Return to California
- Washington Locking for Record Crowd
- Why Should Not the Referee be Able to Decide If Blow is Foul?
- Sporting Words
- Utah Varsity Working Hard
- Gophers Leave for Wolverine Contest
- Barney Schreiber Dead
- Local News
- "Zeke" Barne Goes up.
- Unbeaten [Illegible] Few and Far Between
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- Stanford Figures on Defeating California
- Fighting Magnates Make Joke of It
- Montana Arranging State Bowling Meet
- Brief Practice for Yale and Harvard
- Cubs Likely to Select Pasadena
- "Industry Court" is Proposed by Educator
- Harvard Left $100,000.
- Local News
- Two Hard Games.
- Sport Jazz
- Poland Proud of Fighting Forces
- Body of Murdered Girl Discovered
- Glass Factory Progresses.
- Verdict in Double Killing Returned
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- Unjust Criticism Hurts Metals
- Ver at $1.34 in New York
- New York Bond Quotations.
- Investment Securities.
- Industrials
- Metals.
- Omaha Livestock.
- Boston Curb.
- Boston Stocks.
- Explanation for Assessment Made
- Business Barometer
- New York Stocks.
- Chicago Grain.
- Salt Lake Bank Clearings.
- Jump of 5 Cents is Scored by Lilly
- Salt Lake Metal Market.
- Mining Congress May Meet in S. L.
- New York Curb Close.
- Chicago Market.
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- Wall Street
- Kansas City Livestock.
- Money.
- Silver.
- Liberty Bonds.
- Potatoes.
- Sugar.
- Butter and Eggs.
- Chicago Livestock.
- Tunnel is Nearing Famous Prince Fissure
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- Small Army Can Whip Mexico
- Tombed Miners Signal from Trap
- "Allot Boxes" to Collect Taxes Due
- Survey Being Made.
- Chalmers' Condition Reported Unchanged
- Local News
- Local News
- Ruined Chapel to be Reconstructed
- Semon Gets Million Salary for Comedies
- Local News
- 2 Countries to Join Peace Bid to Bolsheviki
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- Mines Seizure before N. D. High Court
- Clavielle to Head Rhine Commission
- Dual Identity Alibi Mystifies but Fails to Liberate Prisoner
- Farm and Labor Conference Begun
- American Export Balance Grows
- Woman Arrested for Colorado Police
- Local News
- Taxicab Bandits Still at Large
- Tom Sawyer Film.
- Purchasing Agents Will Hold Confab
- Arizona Copper Strike Threatened
- Selections Read.
- Thigh Fraotured.
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1919-11-21 | Page 10 | Pioneer Woman Dies after Her Birthday
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-11-21 |
| 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/s6dz1h3t |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dz1h3t |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Pioneer Woman Dies after Her Birthday |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1919-11-21 |
| 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/s6dz1h3t/20044358 |