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- Shopmen Reject Offer
- L. A. Traffic Tieup Complete
- Government to Open Food Shops
- [Illegible] of Rebel Coal Mine Unions to be Revoked
- Gompers Home.
- Jugo-Slavs Ask for Austrian Ships
- Bandit Chased till His Horse Drops Dead
- Ancient Turkey Causes Death of Three
- Thrilling Air Race Resumed
- Five-Minute Snowfall.
- Two Killed in North Carolina Streetcar Strike
- Officers Menaced for Criticism, Ansell Declares
- Soviets Supply Funds to Influence Negroes, Belief
- Hunt Goes on for Aviators Long Missing
- Odessa is Taken by Allies
- Admiral Fears to Stop in U. S. Long
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- Active Investigation of City's Smoke Problem Begun by Fuel Engineer
- Jobs for Cooks in Brisk Demand
- Wife Interfered and Beat Him
- Jim Him Burglarized.
- Great Salt Lake Levell Lower than for Years
- Medical Society Honors Teachers
- Postmasters to Meet at Logan
- John H. Cook in Ring for Job on City Commission
- More Pay Wanted.
- Says Coal is $150 per Ton in Norway
- Nearly 200 Enemy Aliens Still Confined in War Prison Here
- Budget Habit Urged on Teachers
- Evils of Job Agencies to be Reduced
- S. L. Theatres Not Affected Much by Rail Strike
- Intruder Prowls I N Cellar; Caught but is Soon Freed
- Miles Overholt, Ex-Local Editor Marries on Coast
- Waste of Water in Bountiful Charged
- Bamberger Unable Ot Review Fleet
- Teachers Paid Less than Laborers
- Mail Rerouted for California Points
- Men Rushed to Battle Forest Fires
- Wilson Appeal Chief Topic in Labor Circles
- Page 3
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- Meat Car Monopoly Urged
- Government Monopoly Unwise, Packer Says
- U. S. Delegation in Paris Displeased
- Questions on Betrayal of Cavell Dodged
- Coalmen Deny Combine to Fix Prices
- Sugar Dealers Ship Stock to Avoid Prosecution
- Army Will Have Only 225,000 by End of September
- Newspaper Men Get Bonus to Meet H. C. L.
- Senate Committee to Extend Inquiry
- Economic League Indorses Treaty
- Famous Sixty U. S. Engineers Return
- Rotarians Select Atlantic City
- Dancing to Tame down, Masters Say
- Concert at Liberty.
- Men Enlisted to Serve with U. S. Forces Overseas
- Local News
- $10,000,000 worth of Silks Land
- Balloons to Race.
- Page 4
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- Judge Landis May Yet Become Head of All Organized Ball Leagues
- American Association
- National League
- Now You See Him; Now You Dont'
- National Tennis Tournament Opens
- Diamond Dust
- First Games of Net Tourney Fast
- Ring Champ with a Fighter's Heart and Plaudits of Ten Millin Men
- Coast Standing
- 1300 Marksmen Compete.
- William Dietz to Face Trail Again
- Cubs Expect to Come Back and Cop next Year
- Chicago Woman Golfer Wins at Detroit Club
- Logan Evens up Series with Win from Rexburg
- Outlaw Talk Gets onto Nerves of Cal Ewing
- Walter Bratz's Sport Gossip
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- Page 8
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- Can "Blue Sky" Board Act?
- Two Stocks Added to Exchange List
- Chicago Livestock.
- Omha Livestock.
- Salt Lake Livestock.
- Salt Lake Clearing House.
- Bar Silver.
- Investment Securities.
- Business Barometer
- Sudden Drop Made in Price of Alta Con.
- Butter and Eggs.
- Funerals
- Deaths
- Sinclair Companies Will Consolidate
- [Untitled]
- Chicago Market.
- S. L. Hay and Grain
- Galloupe to Build Shale Plant in [Illegible]
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- Hundred Pleased by Famous 'Jazz King'
- Weapon Carried.
- Census Reports in.
- Prohibition Booms Jewelry Business
- Governors Ready for Conference with Wilson
- Road Exhibit to be Fair Feature
- Sleuth Discover Residence Still
- Gallons Moonshine Booze is Seized
- Sheep Inspectors Named.
- Golf for Foreign Lands.
- Charge of Fraud is Made in Suit
- Local News
- Scholarships [Illegible]
- U. S. Admiral Guest of [Illegible]
- Auto Headlights Tested by Police
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- 4 Countries Enter Sheep in Sale
- Labor Federation to Hold Convention
- Drainage Remedy.
- Many Apply for Training.
- Space for War Mother.
- Husband Nags, Says Woman in Complaint
- New Clothing Store to Open Wednesday
- Western Consumer Week Being Planned
- Freed Selected to Attend Convention
- Society
- To Study Utah's History.
- War Mothers Plan Stirring Welcome for Their Sons
- Local News
- "Eye for Eye" Dram Coming to [Illegible]
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- Call for 1000 Extra Police Issued
- England Refuses to Admit All
- Austria Furnishes Arms to Hungarians
- Bootlegger Jailed.
- Wilson Opposed to Opening Doors to Aliens
- Legislature to Hold Special Session
- To Determine Basis for Wheat Purchase
- New Companies.
- To Speak on League.
- To Probe Clothing Prices.
- German Passenger Airship Carries 35
- To Fix Cotton Prices.
- $10,000,000 Suti is Ended I Butte
- To Issue Passports after September 15
- Work at Shipyards Ordered Halted
- Trunks of Arms Sent to Mexico
- Two U. S. Regiments Going to Silesia
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1919-08-26 | Page 6 | Colorado Coach Resigns.
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-08-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6dj6pkx |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dj6pkx |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Colorado Coach Resigns. |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-08-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 6 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dj6pkx/15992470 |