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- Yes or No?
- Princess to Get Name
- Salt Lake Crashes Kill One, Hurt Eight
- Denies Guilt in Murder of Child
- Woman's Body Sought in Abandoned Quarry
- Political Foes Unite to Elect Widow of Wingo to House Seat
- Boris and Giovanna Wed in Simple Rites
- Bob's Sales of Stocks Learned
- Capone Now Recognized as Ruler of Chicago Gangdom
- Major General Ireland Reappointed to Post
- Dry Agents Raid N. Y. Speakeasies
- The Weather
- Cooper Leading in S. L. Golf Tourney
- Mrs. Keith Miller off for next to Final Lap
- Football Scores
- 20 Die When Brazilians Shell German Ship
- 82 Trapped by Mine Explosion
- Grounded Ship Floated
- In Second Place
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- Will Take Part in Tax Drive
- Caravan on Utah Co. Trek
- Suspect Found Guilty in Jury Trial
- Estate to Widow
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- London Writer in Salt Lake on Tour of Cities in U. S.
- $3000 Raised for Relief Fund by Firemen's Dance
- L. D. S. Missionaries Land Safe in Europe
- Hal Oil Company Sued over Payroll Report
- Pickett to Speak
- American Fork Bank Head Dies
- Kenneth E. Smith, Missionary, to be Given Farewell
- Utah to Renew Coal Land Fight
- Pioneer Power Employe Dies in Fall off Pole
- Ryan to Lead Discussion of Tax Amendments
- His Own Lawyer
- Man Suspected in Holdup Taken to City Hospital
- V. E. Earles Promoted to Captain in Reserves
- Two Alleged Shoplifters Are Held for Trial
- Ashworth to Address Engineering Council
- Two Men Given Prison Terms
- Landmarks Association to Present Program
- Jewelry worth $200 Stolen by Burglars
- Henry D. Laraway to be Buried in Pomona
- Hospital Site Not Selected
- Carl Eilers Sees Better Times on Trip to Salt Lake
- Daubing of Paint at University Forgiven
- Man Pleads Guilty to Persistent Violation
- Postal Telegraph Head to Visit S. L. Nov. 7
- Services Resumed in Le Grand Ward Chapel
- Federal Tax Appeal Board Will Convene
- Manufacturers Start Drive to Aid Utah Labor
- Turkey Growers Gather Here for Grading School
- 135 Absent Voters Put Ballots in Mail
- Woman Forger Released from Jail
- Widow of Salt Lake Man Dies in Bay City
- Motor Tourist Travel to S. L. Shows 8 per Cent Decrease
- To Speak on Pyramids
- Girl Burglars in 'Racket' for Fun, Police Says
- Kerr May Face Second Charge on Return Here
- J. Reuben Clark Will be Exchange Club Guest
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- Walsh, Veteran Montana Senator, Faces Battle
- Flashes
- Head of Famed Oil Firm Dies
- Oldest Man Sued for Alimony Denied Plea
- Blames Fires on Drouth
- Sunday Services in Salt Lake Churches
- Philippines to Aid in Curtailment of Sugar
- Flier to Seek Three Lost Men
- S. L. Churches to Join in Golden Rule Week
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- Harry Copper Leads Field on First Day of Salt Lake Open Meet
- Wasatch Academy Upsets Sanpete Eleven, 12 To
- Detroit Mayor is after Charity
- Walker, Risko Meet November
- Hill Kayoes Simpson
- Rejuvenated Panthers Force Davis Gridders to Utmost for Triumph
- Young Harry Wills Knocks out Charley Feraci in Denver Go
- Aggies, Cowboys Ready for Logan Gridiron Struggle
- Carbon County Wallops Uintah by 33-0 Score
- College of Idaho Wins Night Game
- O'Neil Loses
- Putnam Hero
- Faculty Delegates Bar Kansas 'U' from Big Six
- Ira Dern Gains Revenge in Bout with Ithaca Panther; Soldier Leavitt Disposes of Thornton
- Boxelder Bees Upset Logan to Assume Lead in League Play
- Tooele Tramples Grantsville and Clinches Title
- Tiger Victory Brings City Crown
- Knee Twisted
- Record Throng to See Irish Vs. Pitt
- Ranked Even
- Bobcats Underdogs
- Cougars Play Montana
- Northwestern Favored
- 75,000 to Attend
- Dart Gets Test
- Draws 80,000
- To Use 2 Teams
- Vandy Plays Alabama
- California Golfer Tops Field in S. L. Golf Tourney Play
- North Summit Win Gives Team Edge for Region Flag
- Pro Golf Mogul Brands Long Beach Story as Unfair
- Georgetown Loses to West Virginia, 14-7
- Two Released
- Dixon's Lincoln Gridders Capture Initial Triumph
- Golf Notes
- New Record
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- Dry Law Modification Rumors Increase in Capital
- Marriages, No Divorce Brings Man into Court
- City Fire Does Damage Set at $75,000
- Utah Seeks Aid for Road Work
- Navy Day to be Big 'Open House'
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- When Two Mail Trains Crashed Head-On
- New Selections for 'Ten Greatest Utahns'
- Thirteen Enter Order of Shrine at Birthday Fete
- Salt Lake to Display Mine Products at Fair
- Mexico Sends Troops to Aid Flood Victims
- M'Adoo Starts Home
- Hellenic Legion Post Plans Armistice Dance
- Mrs. Keith Miller off from Albuquerque Port
- Local News
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- 216 Mine Blast Victims Buried
- Communists of World Estimated at 4,000,000
- Water Experts Visit Reservoir at Echo
- Soviets Change Wheat Vessels' Destination
- Communists Threaten Disorder at Meeting
- Local News
- Plan Broadcast to Aid Jobless
- Actress Upset by Dog Quarantine
- Chinese Bandits Free Woman
- British Leader Dies
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- Grain down in Spite of Rumor
- Metals and Money
- Wool
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Chicago Potatoes
- New York Curb Market
- Prices of Farm Products Making Slight Recovery, Survey Reveals
- Livestock Market
- Welfare League Okehs Opposition to Patten
- Mrs. N. E. McConauughy to be Buried Sunday
- Divorces Granted
- Incorporations
- J. M. Barrie Honored
- Malone Ready to Make Report on Irrigation
- Suits Filed
- Marriage Licenses
- Divorces Asked
- Export Price of Copper Reduced
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- Line Across Country Begins
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- Society
- Dancing and Housewarming at University
- Gunmen Attempt to Assassinate Dry Agent
- Crowds Greet "?" Fliers
- Old Age Merely Disease, Health Preacher Says
- Tax Compromise Agreement Kept in Force at Meet
- Lindbergh Promoted in Legion of Honor
- Overthrow of Luis Creates Problem
- President-Elect Flees Sao Paulo
- Fighting American to be Returned Home
- The Tinymites
- Accident Delays Flier
- Communists in Germany Riot
- Hill Tribes Bombed by British Planes in India
- Speech Arts Society at U Names Officers
- Kleiser Heads Ad Men
- Seen on Stage & Screen
- Amos 'N' Andy to Appear in Midnight Show
- Feature Picture at Paramount Unusual Film
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- There Should be No Delay
- Utah's "Best Crop"
- Can't Forget Argenta
- Trees Along the Highway
- Penny-Pinching Harvard
- Americans Should Leave
- Know Utah
- Newspapers and Schools
- Quotations
- Just Folks
- Main-Street
- Liquid Air Helps Show How Atoms Fit Together
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- People's Corner
- Today is the Anniversary of Pine Bluff Attack
- Jibes Offer to Provide Wheat
- Wants Knowledge on Amendments
- In New York
- Washington
- Club Opens Day Nursery for Mothers Who Work
- Not Bible, Catalogue
- Once upon a Time
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- Angels Capture Hitting Bee in Coast Playoff
- J. B. Quinn Sets New Single Mark in Bowling Loop
- Elliott Gains Draw with Fay
- U. C. L. A. Triumphs in Game with Tech, 30-0
- Racing Results
- Jockey Draws Suspension at Hawthorne Track
- Indians in San Juan Taking up Farming
- Joseph Boyer, Inventor of Air Hammer, Dies
- Duncan MacVichie Gives Library to U
- Engineering Fraternity Plans Annual Dinner
- Coast-Chicago Train Schedule Cut 3 Hours
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-10-25 | Page 1 | The Weather
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1930-10-25 |
| 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/s6qc1bbt |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qc1bbt |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | The Weather |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1930-10-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qc1bbt/15680346 |