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- Page 1
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- Fascisti Chief Dictator after Cabinet's Fall
- Winter Drops in on Pacific Coast States
- Lloyd George Invades Law's own District
- Peking Soldiers Approach Fukien in Pincer Move
- Two Americans in Line for Selection by Pope
- Disease Strikes Terror among Fleeing Hordes
- Search Made for Graves of Two Husbands
- Midwest Cities Report Record October Heat
- Shipping Board Establishes New Service to Manila
- Three Brewers Given Terms in Federal Prison
- California Man Drowns in Wine
- Prelate Holds U. S. Prohibition Decided Failure
- U. S. Requested to Furnish Aid for Republic
- Navy Declares Deadly War on Island Rabbits
- Finds Eskimos who Never Saw Whites Before
- Argonaut Fire Now Believed not Accidental
- Stillman Move to Review Case Denied by Court
- Railway Strikers Admit Throwing Bombs at Homes
- I. C. C. Announces Rail Valuation
- Cold Bandit Fixes Himself up Nice
- Fuss Created by Gunplay Annoys Mexican Woman
- Bride Hotfoots Hubby on Morgue Search
- Jury Disagrees in I. W. W. Case, Report
- Winter Drops in on Public Coast States
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- Woman Slayer in Havre Case Held Demented
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- Political Notes
- Shrine Accepts Many Novices
- Hundreds Stand Indicted in Mine Wars
- Gambling Raid Conducted
- Warning Sounded Against Race Men
- Republicans Raise Big Campaign Fund
- Boy, 4, Kills Parent on Hunting Trip
- America Favorable to League, Jordan
- Uinta Landing Field Located
- Emerica is Asked to Take Part in Parley
- Tribute Paid R. C. Gemmell
- Chemistry Teacher Fatally Burned by Alcohol Explosion
- Harding Opposes Army Reduction
- Train Time Changed
- Power Company to be Appraised
- Portuguese Ship on Banks Loses 22 Men
- Ulster Parliament Anxious to Act on Irish Free State
- Two Indicted for "Hair Tonic" Scheme
- Fliers to Start Trip November 4
- Red Flags Fly in Vladivostok under New Rule
- Officers Fight Running Battle with Rustlers
- Labor Bombers Held Guilty of Chicago Blast
- Man is Arrested on Leaving Prison
- Denver Market for Grapes is Active
- Local News
- Page 3
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- Swingle to Talk on New World Era
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- Rye, Barley and Potatoes Show Big Yields
- Woolley Advocates Utah Direct Primary
- Blind and Aged 90, Man Seeks Death
- Henry Ought to be a Rattling Good Kid
- Judge's Flivver Gets Hime into Trouble
- Rummage Sale
- Sermon Topics
- Churches Raise Enormous Funds
- C. E. Convention Delegates are Welcomed
- World Alliance Expands Work
- Music
- Ministers to Talk Temperance Issues
- European Scout Work is Praised
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- The Heartitorium
- College Girls Live on Half Dollar Daily; Tell you How to do It
- A Few Good Pickles
- Pineapple Delicacies
- How to do it
- Saved by Flappers
- Zizi
- Some of their Recipes
- Do it Yourself
- Here are Secrets of Cake Baking
- What They's Wearing in Paris
- Hot Puddings
- Famous Woman
- Little Tales for Sleepy Tots
- Hints for the Cook
- Local News
- Page 5
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- Candidates are Against Tax on Income
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- Current Attractions
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- Society
- What's in the Air Tonight
- Colorado Native Asks Citizenship
- "East is West" Ends Today
- "the Squash Head" Ends Week Tonight
- "The Skin Game" Closes Tonight
- Last Time Today to See "the Siren Call"
- MeMille will Pay $1000 for his next Picture
- Movie Star Hates Being Kissed
- Motorcycle Entertainment at 'Indian' Agency Tonight
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- Page 7
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- Polling Places Announced for County Voters
- Crews to Start Razing Electric Railroad Depot
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- Speeding Auto Plunges into Dairy Wagon
- Police will Curb Vandal Acts by Halloween Gangs
- Term of Three Years Imposed on Dope Charge
- 1100 Present at Train Victims' Funeral
- Help in Finding Her Missing Son Asked by Mother
- Winter Jaunt to Sunny South Ends 37 Miles North
- Air Circus will Help Family of "Flying Parson"
- Road Contract Bid Calls for $205,794
- Carbon Worker Killed in Main
- Divorce for Wife Concludes Married Life of 21 Years
- Births 64, Deaths 25
- Missionary Farewell
- Rainfall Welcome as Great Aid in Harvest
- Warrants Issue on Indictments by Grand Jury
- Tax Valuation for 1922 Lower by $52,461,818
- Britons to Parade on Armistice Day
- Halloween Dance Staged by Police
- Boby Visiting Sick Mother Suffers Fracture of Arm
- Two Commissioners Inspect Highways
- Burglars Rob Shop
- Reward Arguments to be Heard by Judge Nov. 4
- Air Mail Forced to Give up Trip by Bad Weather
- Page 8
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- Dreary Day and Muddy Field to Greet High School Gridders
- Princeton and Chicago Clash in Today's Grid Classic
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- Chicago Stars will Keep Princeton Tigers Busy
- Denver and Colorado to Clash in Leading R. M. Conference Contest
- Griffith Wins Nibley Tourney
- Dean will Make Debut on Monday
- Army and Navy are Facing Tough Opponents in Eastern Contests
- Conference Rules Prohibits Hawkeye-Nebraska Grid Game
- Sage Beneficiaries Escape Inheritance Tax in Kentucky
- Washington Jury Ends Litigation on $4,000,000 Will
- Man Arrested for Wisconsin Police
- Tilden Improves despite Insomnia
- Yale Conquerors Play Purdue Today
- Owsley Outlines Legion Program
- Valuation Placed on Northern Road
- Zone Observes Roosevelt Day
- Britton to Risk Title Wednesday
- Georgia Tech and Notre Dame Clash
- Many Brilliant Games is Gridiron Outlook in all Parts of Country
- Football
- Gardini and Londos after Lewis' Title
- Oklahoma Hopes to Stop Nebraska
- Carp to Tour Europe
- Marines to Rival Army and Navy
- Idaho and Oregon Play on Wet Field
- $100 Fine Set for Freight Robbery
- Local News
- Kirkwood and Hagen Play Exhibition
- Mayflower-Blue Nose Race is Off
- Wolverines Hurt by Injuries for Illinois Contest
- Exterminator in Favorite
- Creighton Vs. Marquette
- Dartmouth Vs. Harvard
- Ohio State Meets Minnesota Today
- Page 9
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- Boom Times to be Avoided
- Politics Mixes with Trading
- New York Bond and Stock Markets
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- Wheat Shows Easier Tone
- Inside Efforts Affect Stocks
- Eureka Hill Co. is Reorganized
- Sugar Extraction Now 87 per Cent
- President Grant Conference Speaker
- Beet Sugar Plant Makes Record Run
- Amundsen's Ship Begins Floating Voyage in Arctic
- Defendants Win Automobile Action
- Girl, 16, Accuses Her Grandfather
- Wife Slayer Held Mentally Deranged
- Police Seek Body in Brutal Murder
- Tourist Increase Seen
- Mine Rescue Medal Design Approved
- Engineers Meet November 6
- Veterans Plan Drive
- Boes Returns to Home
- Livestock Markets
- Prickly Pear Now Supplies Wallop Equal to Gasoline
- Hurts Received in Football Fatal
- News in Brief
- American Ships Leave for Islands
- Auto Injures Woman
- South Junior Program Made
- Assessment Notices
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- Crop Advices Advance Prices
- Page 10
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- Woman Dragged from hiding to Face Murderer
- Rail Accident Results Fatally
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- Stroke Fatal to Payson Pioneer
- Death Laid to Speedy Driving
- Utah Scientists Meet at Logan
- Community Theatre Planned for Logan
- Knights to Hold Dokey Ceremonial
- Millinery School to Train Leaders
- Aims of Education Detailed in Speech
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- Editor Takes Rap at Income Tax
- Railroad Agent's Home Destroyed
- Chicago Company Makes up Losses; License Restored
- Automobile Hit by Runaway Car
- Students' Teeth in Perfect Shape
- Ogden has School Housing Problem
- Forest Fire Losses in West are Low
- Resident of Logan Succumbs Suddenly
- Guilty on Check Charge
- Physician's Wife Granted Divorce
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- auxiliary Gives Dance
- Polling Places
- Conference of Pacific Nations on Trade Urged
- Hunter to Stalk Pink Duck, Rare Specimen of India
- Rail Valuations Announced by I. C. C.
- Cleveland Bandits Make Diamond Haul
- Local News
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- Deaths and Funerals
- Notice to Contractors
- Notice of Sale
- Mountain Club Arranges Dance
- Stocks Damaged by Bursting Pipe
- Notice to Creditors
- Funeral Directors
- Fair Weather for Rockies Predicted
- Dividend Declared by Victor Company
- Services are Held for Mrs. Goldberg
- Aged Couple to Wed
- Star Legion Plans Dance
- Train Guard Arrested
- Child Buried
- Water Granted
- Amendment Explained
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-10-28 | Page 8 | Oklahoma Hopes to Stop Nebraska
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1922-10-28 |
| 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/s6pk4hzv |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pk4hzv |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Oklahoma Hopes to Stop Nebraska |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1922-10-28 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 8 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pk4hzv/18195277 |