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- Thaw Not Guilty; Back in Tombs to Await Arguments
- Doctor Gives Life Trying to Cure Leprosy
- Conine Sarah Leaves Hospital, Recovered
- Says Seizure Would Not Precipitate War
- 123 Soldiers Doomed; Wholesale Hanging to Follow Revolt
- End Mob Violence with Killing of M'manus
- Swedish Boat Strikes German Mine; 2 Die
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- Engagement Denied.
- Packers' Combine Alleged.
- Girl Plunges 1400 Feet in Safety Test
- 30,000 Jap Soldiers Dispatched to China
- New Postmasters.
- Pneumonia Takes Old White House Employee
- Funeral Services May be Held Sunday
- Suicide of Lillian Cook Text for Divorce Sermon
- Hoodoo 13 Sure Was Ill Omen for This Pair
- Wealthy Men Play for Health on Jekyl Island
- Pie at Midnight Longevity Secret, Aged Woman Says
- Association Authorized to Do Religious Work among War Prisoners
- Friedrich Captain Justified is Stand
- Local News
- Count Witte Dies; Great Russian Statesman
- Villa Says Murderers Are to be Punished
- Germans Are Ready for Peace is Belief
- American Consul Pleads for Arrested Italian
- Miss Cahill Bankrupt.
- Arabic Arrives in Port.
- Oil Tank Explodes; 4 Boys Killed; 7 Men Injured; 4 Missing
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- At atres
- Mystery of Orient Holds Audiences at Pantages in Grip
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- Roaring Comedy at American Tomorrow
- Zoellner String Quartette.
- "Secret of Dead" at Mehesy atre
- William Campbell Funeral.
- President Penrose to Speak.
- "under Cover" Ends Tonight.
- "Forks of Road" is Liberty Feature
- Nurses Elect
- Contest Planned.
- Russian Discipline Has Improved Much
- Minister of Belgium Asks Aid from Bryan
- St. Louis Primaries.
- Will Present Fountain.
- Gifted Opera Singer is Guest at Elaborate Tea Party Today
- Stain Improves.
- Millions of Dollars in Counterfeit Money Put in Mexican Circulation
- Maggie Teyte Coming.
- Four Headline Acts Close Week's Bill at Orpheum atre Tonight's Performance
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- Sham Mines Issues [Illegible] Report for Year 1914
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- Trading is Uncertain and Wobbly on Wall Street
- Mining Notes.
- Germans Prepare Stage.
- Grain Prices Harden on Market at Chicago
- Local Stock Exchange
- War Affects Copper Exports and Imports
- Copper Replaces Zing in Columbus Extn North Drift
- 87 Births Recorded in Week; 23 Deaths Same Period
- Pioneer Mining Man Dies.
- New York Stock List.
- Too Late to Classify
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- How Did You Make it?
- Editorials by People
- Prince of Graustark
- Daily Short Fiction Story
- Sandman Story for to-Night
- Cars Will Stop on near Side of Street
- Small Craft May Go through Panama Canal with Little Expense
- Were Shot in Back.
- Restoration of Lands in Utah Announced [Illegible] Secretary of [Illegible]
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- Governor Says He Will Act Today on Prohibition Bill
- Prominent Mason Answers Final Summons
- University Regents May Call Special Meeting next Week
- Songs Diversion of Third House Last Night
- Products Contracts Let.
- United States Troops May Go after Outlaw Reds
- Salt Lake Will Don Spring Garments, Says Dr. Paul
- "Church Must Make Good," is me
- Local News
- Dr. Paul Starts His Spring Fly Campaign
- Patrol Collides with an Auto; Four Hurt
- Road Improvements Are Being Planned
- To Entertain Old Folks.
- U. S. Reclamation Headquarters Come Here
- Jitney Ordinance Finally Amended
- Senate Confirms Appointees of Governor
- Bills Signed by Spry and Those Passed
- Winchell Stops Here.
- Pitt Funeral Held.
- H-R Starts Panic with Fake Extra
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- Newest Dreadnaught Ready for First Plunge
- Here's Prosperity.
- Professor Wood to Lecture Tonight at Barratt Hall
- Attack on Dardanelles Was Spectacular Scene
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- Senator Surland Will Visit Bermuda before Coming Home
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- Denver Man Wins.
- Local News
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- Greed of Boxers Dooms Sport---Passing of 20-Round Bouts Endangers Game
- Salt Lake Team Loses; Ogden Wins
- Billiards
- Government to Work with Inventor to Make Explosives and Dyes
- Franchise Will be Taken to Newark
- Record of Tourney
- Famous Runner Dead.
- Wins Amateur Title.
- No Decision.
- Results of A. B. C. Tourney at Peoria
- Class Series Monday.
- Urges Suspension.
- Dies Suddenly.
- Salt Lake Scheduled to Play College Team Today
- Bowling
- Two Rounds Played.
- Dies of Diphria.
- Utah College Coaches Adopt '15 Schedules
- Exhibition Games Played Yesterday
- Tie for Championship in State High School Debating Contest
- Pioneer Dies.
- Roped Arena
- Postpone Session
- Varsity Finished Season in [Illegible] of Glory
- Amateur Tourney Closed Last Night
Salt Lake Telegram | 1915-03-13 | Page 8 | Pioneer Dies.
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1915-03-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6ng5z4h |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ng5z4h |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Pioneer Dies. |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1915-03-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 8 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ng5z4h/19305133 |