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- Flashes
- Florence, John to Wed, but Not in White House
- All but 2 of 50 Autoists Trapped in Storm Found
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- N. Y. Stock Sales Break Record; near Seven Million Share Mark
- 16 Convicts Escape from Polish Prison
- O. E. S. Officer Dies
- Two Boys Slay Third Just for Practice
- Wife Sues Clare Briggs, Cartoonist, for Divorce
- 12 Meet Death in Factory Blast
- 'Manny' Singer Uncorks One to Eye of Battler
- Ax Fined Spreads Terror in Omaha
- Stewart Freed in Perjury Case
- Coolidge to Take Same Stand on Farm Relief
- Funeral Service Held for Dr. George Harding
- Boy Carrying Shears Meets Death in Fall
- Hoover Vessel Sails by Coast of Lower Calif
- Stresemann Gets Confidence Vote
- Chairman, Secretary Elected by Grange
- 697,735 Vote Against 414,512 for Dry Referendum in Massachusetts
- Supreme Court Gets Sinclair Case Appeal
- Three Boys Killed as Fire Destroys House
- Vestris Wreck Starts Life Boat Drills on Two S. A. Line Vessels
- Will Marry
- Dern to Boost River Project
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- Parallel Parking Abolished
- Comptroller of Currency Resigns
- Teachers Refuse to Work until Paid
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- Paul, Beaten by 436 Votes, Plans Action for Recount
- Youth Released on $500 Bond from Jail
- City Court Continues Prohibition Law Case
- 11 Youths Held on Charges of Robbing Stores
- Field Agent Here for Crop Survey
- Awards Received for Essay Contest Winner
- Man Bound over on Fictitious Check Charge
- To Attend Convention
- Federal Jury Dismissed as Hearings End
- Newsboys to Have Thanksgiving Feast
- Compensation Granted to Injured Workman
- Bingham Canyon Road Gets Unexpected Test
- To Visit City
- School Girls Wear Uniforms
- Moon Eclipse to Occur Nov. 27
- Ex - S. L. Girl, Denny to Wed Saturday
- Dr. Albert E. Wiggan to Lecture Here Monday
- L. D. S. Missionary Rescued from Vestris to Serve in Great Britain
- Scottish Rite Confers Degrees
- Piute Indians Given Land near Kanosh
- Rio Grande Traffic Manager Visits S. L.
- Copper Price to Continue Rise, Belief
- Moorehead to be Ad Manager for Oil Refining Co.
- City Court Bailiff Gets Moose Membership
- Gas Association Man Addresses Architects
- Man Gets Six Months on Vagrancy Charge
- Owner of Store Foils Attempts of Two Robbers
- Advice Given on Influenza Cases
- Continued Cold Weather Forecast
- Boy 'Swings On' Uncle; Gets Suspended Sentence
- Rotary Club Urged to Support Peace Efforts
- Youth Denies Theft of Three Automobiles
- C. of C. Drive Nets $35,034 Second Day
- Private Detective Freed of Charge of Impersonation
- Blackburn Trial to Open Wednesday
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- Recognition of Russia Haunts Kellogg Pact
- 15 Slain as Pirates; Attack Chinese Junk
- Border Tribes in India Show Unrest
- Jackie Coogan Makes Hit on London Stage
- Missing S. F. Real Estate Broker under Indictment
- Splinter Proves Serious.
- Chemist Finds Way to Produce Artificial Coal
- Ironton Plant to be Improved
- West High Debaters to Hold Dinner Dance
- Vestris Palace of Splendor
- "F" as in Phone
- Develops College Heads
- Secrets of Nature Exposed at National Academy of Sciences Meet
- Negro Slayer to Go to Chair
- Death Ends Career of Former Frisco Mayor
- Wealthy Peer Given Divorce
- Gen. Booth's Condition Remains Unchanged
- Local News
- Mayor Bowman Praises West High Cadet Corps
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- Grist From The College Grind
- Compston Arouses Controversy over U. S. Prohibition
- Trojan Football Ace Recovers from Influenza
- Jack Dempsey Proves Real Feature of Weekly Fistic Program
- Martin Still Runs despite French Ban
- Heads "M" Men's Athletics Again
- Carnegie Faces Difficult Task in Stopping Great Scoring Ace
- Battleground Selected for "B" Tilts; Saints, Jordan Cancel Game
- Stribling Bout is Called Off
- Leaders Retain Top Berths in Industrial Loop
- Detroit Flash Called Second Harry Kipke
- Evans Heads for Home after Deal with Frisco Club
- Jim Mullen Again in Good Standing
- Leaves for Pacific Coast
- Ute, Aggie Elevens Will be in Fine Shape for Annual Classic
- Another Grid Player Added to Beath List
- Joey Rivers Loses; Coast Battler Wins
- Cuban Victorious Against New Yorker
- Spanish Boy Wins
- O'Dowd Gets Decision
- Martinez Wins
- Preliminary Plans Made for Annual 'M' Men's Basketball Competition
- Illinois to Ban 'Punch Drunk' Boy
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- D. & R. G. M. Files Cutoff Brief
- Water Users on Ogden River Arrive at Compromise
- Woman Arrested for Playing Radio Late
- To Probe Lynching
- Rescuers Reach Man Studying in Russ Wilderness
- Winners Named at Horse Show
- Temblor Rocks Eastern Area
- Farmer Knifes Prize Fighter
- Girl May Marry Youth Given 18 Years in Prison
- Doolin Named to Manage Coal Firm
- Copper Co. Makes Settlement in Suit Brought by George Carson
- 'Frat' Men Promise Not to Paint Town
- Granite Junior Hi Names Officers
- A. C. Rees Returns from Open Sho9p Conference
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- Fifty Stolen Autos
- Deadlocked Juries
- A Delectable Product
- Mother Sends Her Boy to Jail
- Hoover and His Guards
- Know Utah
- Mental Dirt
- Just Folks
- A Washington Bystander
- Communistic Idea Tried in Florida Community
- Longest Highway
- Jots from Science
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- Many Anecdotes Mark Hoover's Career with Interesting Events
- In New York
- Illuminated Bags Offered Travelers
- Telling the World
- This Date in American His Tory
- Child Welfare Exhibit
- Little Joe Says:
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- Mining, Financial and Commercial News
- Assessments
- Cotton Market
- Local Securities
- S. F. Quotations
- Investment Trusts
- Wool Market
- N. Y. Bond Market
- Grain, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- Metals and Money
- Sugar Market
- Rubber Market
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Markets at a Glance
- N. Y. Quotations
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Oil Production
- Stocks Again Whirl Upward
- Mine and Mart Comment
- Local News
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- Fifty Injured as Two Tram Cars Collide
- Six Accused of Killing Man in 'Framed' Holdup to Get Rewards
- C. of C. Workers Cheer Parking Order
- Chevrolet Dealers Study Accounting
- Keyes Will Face Three Trials on Bribe Counts
- Mrs. D. R. Coray Dies following Long Illness
- Local News
- Surplus Fund in Campaign to Pay Sinclair Urged
- Girl Testifies in Murder Trial
- U. Students to Hold 'Pep' Rally Wednesday
- Coolidge Gets Secret Report on Boulder Dam
- Local News
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- Additional Market Reports
- Chicago Potatoes
- Leaves for Capital
- Livestock Market
- Earnings Reports
- Hicks Named to Report on Stock Marts
- United States Grain Exports Show Increase
- Utah Produce
- Dividends
- Selma Lagerloef, Swedish Author, 70, Voices Hopes for Modern Woman
- Wall Street Briefs
- Society
- Plane Industry Shows Growth
- Race Entries
- Funerals
- Statistics
- Marriage Licenses
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- Other Grain Markets
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- Profiteering Law Urged by Legion Chief
- Pulp, Paper Firms Warned to Reform
- Man Beats Woman to Death, Then Suicides
- Trouble Follows Toral Trial
- U. S. Must Rule in World Trade, Says U. P. Chief
- Two Injured as Train Hits Auto
- Specialists Seek Way of Solving Indian Problem
- U. S. Ship Refloated after Running on Reef
- Scientists Penetrate Mystery of Hydrogen Molecule, Claim
- Greek Steamer Sends Sos Call
- Examiners Elect
- Heart Attack Fatal to Ogden Worker
- Woman Gets Divorce, Home and $5528.97
- Local News
- Local News
- Officers Named by W. C. T. U.
- Gale Halts Shipping in Gulf of Mexico
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- Utah and Idaho News
- New Junior High School Building at Draper Opens
- M. I. A. of Logan Stake Names New Officers
- Mrs. Mary M. Adamson Dies at Home in Tooele
- Births Announced
- Logan Chamber to Hold Dinner Nov. 23
- Davis County Plans Drive Slot Machines
- Two Logan Women Get Divorce Decrees
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- Officers Fail to Find Attacker of Idaho Game Warden
- Central High School to Hold Celebration
- Philon Trial to Open Wednesday
- Lindon Citizens Seek to Buy Gravel Pit
- Two Wills Filed for Probate at Ogden
- Dr. George R. Davis Buried at Tooele
- Northern County Teachers to Meet
- $166 Raised in Logan Sale of Forget - Me - Nots
- Leaves for Show
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- Probe Fails to Worry Gangmen
- E. L. Byfield, Hotel Owner, Seeks Divorce
- Divorce Granted to Mrs. Allie Heyting
- McAdoo's Daughter a Bride
- Former Musical Comedy Director Kills Self
- Boise to Have 2 - Mile Christmas Tree Avenue
- Local News
- Query Woman in Rothstein Case
- Machado Backs Woman Suffrage Move in Cuba
- English Town Buries 17 Lifeboat Victims
- Dollar Store to Open Thursday on South Main
- Old Soldier Leaves $1200 to Valera
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- To Seek Debt Pact
- Zeppelin Will Not Cross Ocean Again This Year
- Woman Slaying under Probe
- Sister to France's War Premier Dies
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- Current Attractions
- Double Bill Opens at Gem Today
- Black - White Mode Influences Jewelry
- Improper Use of Ray Seen as Dangerous
- The Tiny Mites
- Poison Gas Hazard of Poor Heat Appliance
- Young Men Need Not Yearn for Thrills in U. S. Air Services
- Home - Made Ink
- New Rhinestone Pins
- Huge Smuggling Ring Revealed
- Mighty Fleet of U. S. Warships to Make South American Cruise
- Water and Water Power
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- Farmers Meet for Discussion of Relief Plan
- Four N. Y. Night Clubs Padlocked for Year
- L. A. Officer Suspended for Part in Collins Case
- Dancer Drops Paternity Suit Against Beery
- Rebel Chief Slain
- Lacoste, in Detroit, Prepares to Enter French Motor Field
- California 'Frat' Loses Liquor Valued at $4oo
- Local News
- Rail Ways Denied Rate Increase
- S. L. Woman Undergoes Operation at Mayo's
- Nationalists Begin Drive upon Queue - Wearing Chinese on Island
- Michigan Pastor Held Pending Sanity Test
Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-11-20 | Page 1 | 697,735 Vote Against 414,512 for Dry Referendum in Massachusetts
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1928-11-20 |
| 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/s6ms51md |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ms51md |
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| Article Title | 697,735 Vote Against 414,512 for Dry Referendum in Massachusetts |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1928-11-20 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ms51md/15593324 |