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- Will Say 'Hello' to London
- Fliers Arrive in Chile
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- Film Star after Citizenship
- Japan Accepts Arms Proposal
- Medicinal Whisky Bill Privileged
- Morals of George Sand to be Aired in Court; Her Granddaughter Sues
- British Form Skirmish Line at China City
- Thick Skull Halts Suicidal Bullet
- Sleetstorm Stops N. Y. Elevated Trains
- Buried Gold of Hermits Sought; $5000 is Found
- Floods Menace Imperial Valley
- Ex-Pastor Held on Forgery Charge
- World Convention of W. C. T. U. in 1928
- Last Moffat Tunnel Wall Torn Away as Coolidge Fires Blast
- Man Shoots Self, Forgives Wife
- President Must Name Radio Rulers
- Sinclair Confers with Pres, Calles
- More Airway Lights
- Veto of Farm Relief Bill by Collidge Seen
- Girl Hurls Self beneath Train
- Army Ration Increased
- 'Dancing on Trapdoors to Hell,' Aimee Finds in N. Y.'s Night Clubs
- Woman Urges Charm for Men as New Slogan
- Amundsen 'Wanted'
- Wear Pink Shirt
- Prince Declines
- Wants to Race
- Has Best Feet
- Pets and Swears
- Graft is Charged
- Oil Well Worthless
- Peaches Swimming
- Of Impoverished Family of Six Formerly of Salt Lake
- New Earthquake Hits Jugoslavia
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- Delays on Fund Probe Races
- Deny Charges Attempted Assault
- Damage Case Will be Made
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- Sex Play Doomed to Go, Famous Actress Asserts
- Four Sentenced for Dry Law Violation
- Kiwanis International Meet Set for June 6-9
- Legion Officials to Visit Posts in South
- Woman Injured When Struck by Automobile
- Lynch Resigns from S. L. Mosquito Board
- Elimination of Utah from Dam Pact Proposed
- Deception Alleged in Divorce Action
- Yegg Enters Apartment through Garbage Hole
- Weather Man at Brighton Silent for Past 3 Days
- Crack D. & R. G. W. Train is Derailed
- Precipitation in S. L. Above Normal
- Man Has Narrow Escape as Swith Engine Hits Auto
- 'Capt. Kidd,' Bandit, May Serve 15 Years
- Shannon Admits Slaying Coast Man
- Milk Truck Line Permit Annulled
- Wage Increase Granted to U. P. Road Foremen
- Probe of Report on Holdup in Garage Fails
- Criminal Trials to Open April 11
- Births Exceed Deaths by 29 during Week
- Auto Driver Reports Crash Injuring Woman
- Four Arraigned on Liquor Law Charges
- S. L. Schools to Honor Wahington on Monday
- Rice Enjoined in Stock Deal
- Food Prices in S. L. Drop 2 Per Cent
- Ezra Thompson Tax Case Heard on Appeal
- Boy Scout Training Course Saturday Night
- Grain Elevator May be Erected
- Jackson Admits Term in Prison
- Building and Loan Given Public Hearing
- Mrs. Jane A. Newman, Pioneer, Dies at Age 88
- Alleged Embezzler to Be Tried Thursday
- Embezzlement Charge Dismissed by Court
- Solons Discuss Beauty Parlor Law Changes
- Franks Return to S. L.
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- Lone Man Robs 2 Passengers, Then Escapes
- Pinedo Arrives at New Takeoff Point for Flight
- Elaborate Funeral is Planned for Dog
- Dever Presses for Chicago Subway
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- Club Indorses Building Plans
- Coast Concern Takes Oil Drilling Rights
- Frank H. Whitehead D. & R. G. Employe Dies
- Services Sunday for Mrs. Eliza H. Martin
- Charles A. Smith Sr. Dies at Ogden, Age 80
- Alma L. Sargent of Hoytsville is Dead
- Two Provo Homes Damaged by Fire
- Honored by King
- Bill to Remit Tax
- Idaho Senate Passes 19 Bills
- Program Planned to Aid Escalante Fund
- Spraying Campaign Initiated at Orem
- Business Change
- Sugar Duty Reduced
- Survey Asked of River Resources
- News Briefs
- Debaters Chosen
- Officers Elected
- Complaints Filed
- Legislative Doings
- Canada Minister Makes Public Text of His Credentials
- Daugherty Arguments
- No Progress Made at Wage
- Capitol Condemnaton Case is Being
- Child Cut by Glass When Auto
- Gold Star Mother
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- Romney Brothers Make Clean of Frieday's Basketball Classic
- Manti Maintains Lead in Sanpete
- Dixie Hig Cagers Win Fifth Straight
- Denver 'U' Gives Teachers a Scare
- Lowly Cougars Prove No Trouble to Leading Bobcats
- Bingham, Murray Still in a Tie
- Ernie Ross to Find Better Opponent in Andrews Monday
- Aggie Tusslers Take Big Lead in Mat Tourney
- Marathon Golfer Has Tough Time on Long Journey
- Long Shot Wins Classic $50,000 Winter Handicap
- Randolph Takes Division Title
- Five Chess Players Seek Coveted Crown
- Springville Sure of Tie in Nebo Loop
- Davis Captures Ogden Loop Lead
- Fair Grounds Results
- Whittier Ward 'M' Quint Loses Game
- D. & R. G. to Play Two Hoop Games Tonight
- Americans Plan Many Changes in Canadian Hockey
- Cathedral Gets Sound Walloping from East High
- Green River is Winner of Moab Division Title
- Huntington Defeated by Carbon Quintet
- Jack Delaney Loses Greatest Chance in His Fistic Career
- Saints Pile Up Great Score on Granite Farmers
- Wells Ward Wins Grant Hoop Title
- World's Indoor Broad Jump Mark Bested
- Maloney Wins Spectacular Heavyweight
- Helen Hummel Wins New Title at U.
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- Arms Go to Aid Sacasa
- Looms as Big Year, Sales Manager Says
- Urged to Settle on Farms
- Ladies' Literary Club Celebrates Golden Anniversary; Clubhouse Scene of Garden Party of Unusual Charm
- Scheelite Discovered
- Two Killed in Mine
- Works in Glass Room
- Tallow Works Burns
- Cyclone Death Toll Totals 35
- Third Raid on Crows Planned
- Memorial to be Erected to Frick
- Woman Gets Divorce
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- Naturalists Suffer Barbaric Torture While Hunting in Asia
- Fear Felt That Fliers Are Dead
- Named Envoy to Madrid
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- Wants to 'Newsboy' with Champion
- Leading Quints in Morgan Section
- Golfer Hollins in Golf Finals
- Holds Lead in Cache District
- Trounces Milford Quintet
- Bantom Champ Defeats Fighting Yap
- High School Basketball
- Pleasant Grove is Nearly Sure of Alpine Pennant
- Garfinkle, Ball Fight Ten Rounds in Ashton Feature
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- Mining Stocks Are Unchanged
- S. L. Mining Stocks
- Assessment Notices
- New York Bond Market
- Metals and Money
- Gold Influx Makes Money Market Easier
- Cotton Market
- Wool Market
- Grains, Provisions Dairy Produce
- Rubber
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- New York Curb Market
- Dividends
- Market Briefs
- Eureka Lilly Has Real Strike, Report States
- Wall Street's Close
- N. Y. Quotation
- Sugar Market
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- Local News
- Scores Censorship
- Protests Film Ban
- Degree Lucky Says Judge
- Stays Scored
- Orders
- Woman Found Dying
- Vets to Give Dance
- Orders Autos Jailed
- 'Men of Purpose' Viivid Film of Late World War
- Auto Thieves Jailed
- Difficult Role Superbly Acted by Bertha Kalich
- Merger Plans Announced
- Hope Held out for Missing Ship
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1927-02-19 | Page 2 | Mrs. Jane A. Newman, Pioneer, Dies at Age 88
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1927-02-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6p286tp |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6p286tp |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Mrs. Jane A. Newman, Pioneer, Dies at Age 88 |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1927-02-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6p286tp/17833614 |