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- Official Incompetency Bared by Lack of Fire Escapes
- Flashes
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- City Officials Want Immediate Action to Force Installation of Fire Escapes
- Chinese Soldiers Freeze
- Bachelor Tax Sought
- Two Men Injured in S. L. Explosion
- Reconsideration of Moffat Sale to D. & R. G. Asked
- Record of City on Fire Escapes
- Publisher Goes to Jail for Tax Fraud
- Meyer Nomination Back to Committee
- President Has Open Mind on Revision-Fess
- 50 Dead as Ship Sinks
- Hearings on Income Tax Bill Are Set
- Suspect Sought in Knifing of Witness
- Deputy Refuses to be 'Stool Pigeon'
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- $50,000 Loan Stirs up Row in Illinois
- Daisy De Ove Case in Hands of Jury
- Masked Bandits Rob Train; Shoot Man
- Warrant out Fors. S. Apartment Owner
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- Utah to rival Idaho as Great Potato State
- Legion Body Plans Outlined by Mrs. Ballif
- Hunt Installed Grand Master by Utah Masons
- Judge Scores Acquittal of Drunk Driver
- School Will Take Part in Poster Contest
- C. of C. Asks Drive for Post Office
- Special Jobless Meeting Called
- Warmer Weather Delayed; Should Arrive Tonight
- Joint Installation Ceremony Held by Knights of Pythias and Sisters
- Motorist in Fatal Auto Crash Cleared
- $10,000 Available for Utah Highway
- Girls Hurt in Auto Accident Are Improving
- Reductions Asked in Forfeited Bonds
- Uniform Motor Code Urged by Visitor in S. L.
- More Training Ordered for Missionaries
- Oldest Legislator, 71, Opposes Passage of Unnecessary New Law; Youngest, 25, Now Serving His First Term
- Ministers' Autos Not Tax Exempt, Attorney Rules
- Section of Literary Club Meets Friday
- Held on Dope Count
- Postoffice Bids Will be Opened February 6
- Autoists Urged to Get Licenses Early
- Ad Club Will Hear Talk on Salesmanship
- Robert Oldham Dies after Fall at Rail Shops
- Donovan Denied New Trial on Holdup Charge
- Jobless Expect to Go before State Assembly
- Extra Guard Placed over Jail Trusties
- Honored Guest
- King's Stand on Jones Bill under Attack
- Contestant in Election Suit Losing Ground
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- Science Drag on Progress Rabbi Holds
- Einstein Makes Public New Theory, Hailed as Most Revolutionary Ever Propounded, in Talk to Students
- Public Health Worker Routs Liberian Fever
- 40 Milion Gallons Mexico Rum Total
- Husband and Wife Sent to Prison on Bad Check Charges
- Nomination Faces Fight
- 24-Hour Plane Service to Europe with Floating Airports Predicted
- 1922 Grand Jury Meets; Bottle of Wine Not Opened
- Women's Relief Corps Vice President Visits S. L.
- Local News
- Educator to Talk
- Seek More Pay
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- A. A. C. Wrestling Tourney Will Take Place in Logan March 13-14
- Utes Tackle Cougars, Farmers Invade Cat Lair This Weekend
- Jimmy Thompson of Colorado Springs Leads Golfers in Preliminary Test
- Basketball Plays 'N' Players
- Dizzy Dean May be Baseball Munchausen
- Vandals' Defense of Mat Title Promising
- Griffiths, Uzcudun Scrap Sought for Miami Show
- College Hoop Results
- Friday's Program Promises to Draw Largest Crowd of Chicago Mitt Year
- Winter Sports Popular
- Local News
- Kaye Don Attains 100-Mile Speed in Motorboat Trial
- Ducks Get Andy House for Hurler Cascarella
- Price Plans Golf Meet next Week
- Glen Smith One of Greatest Centers Named Thrice on All-State Honor List
- Rochester Hurler is Leading Pitcher of International Loop
- Basketball Almost Called "Box Ball" by Game Originator
- Do You Remember-
- C. U. Has Veteran Wrestling Team to Defend Title
- Quality Press Bowlers Take First Position in Recreation Pin League
- 50-Mile Dog Race Attracts Interest in Weekend Sports Program at Ogden
- Bill Ingram Reports 'Bull' Market among Coaches after Jobs
- Racing Results
- Cougar Leads
- Aggies Seek to Cover Weaknesses
- Cats Want Ot Beat Ute Farmers
- Cougars out to Average 1930 Defeats
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- Hunter Joins Bill Tilden, Jones, Von Elm in Professional Ranks
- Leopards Will Make Final Title Bid Friday Against Saints
- Sport Talk
- SEZ Which
- Local News
- Did You Know That-
- Leopard Swimmers Subdue Granitians to Remain in Race
- Jimmy Foxx Scores Golf Course's 1st Eagle on Hole 16
- Midvale, A. Z. A. Fives Lead Church Hoop Play
- National Bird Dog Race for Honors Disappointing
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- 'Clipper' Smith to Assume N. C. S. Head Coach Duties
- An Old Timer's Scrap Book
- Handball Stars Reach Fourth Round of Meet
- Fighter to Marry Preceding Scrap
- Shires Will Sign; Says He Belongs in Majors, Though
- Green Team Looks Good at Logan High Will Have Real Battle to Retain Title
- Grizzly Roster
- Billiard Play On
- Irvine Triumphs
- Foreign Boxers Here
- Three Enter Indoor A. A. U. Track Tourney
- Evans Has Long Sought Willie
- Kamm, Fonseca Named by Rumor to Switch Clubs
- Meet Granite High's Joan of Arc
- Don George Annexes Onee Fall Victory in Bout With Frenchman
- B. Y. U. Faculty Basketeers Lose Tilt Ot Social Unit
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- Counting the Votes
- Equality of Justice
- Pride in Poverty
- Is This Utopia?
- Muffed a Chance
- Local News
- Know Utah
- Realm of Science
- Quotations
- Just Folks
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- Interesting Facts
- A New Yorker at Large
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- People's Corner
- Texas May Take Its Place in the High Seat of Power
- This is Unusual
- Local News
- Today's Anniversary
- A Washington Daybook
- Page 8
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- Mining, Financial and Commercial News
- Metals and Money
- Earnings
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- New York Stock Quotations
- Congress Shelves Mien Assessment Work Legislation
- Livestock
- Wall Street Briefs
- Wool
- Mine Assessments
- Salt Alke Curb
- New York Exchange Suspends Broker
- Markets at a Glance.
- Corn Takes Dorp, Drags Wheat Down
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Sugar Market
- S. L. Quotations
- Few Changes Made in Mining Stocks
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- Prices Maintained on N. Y. Bond Mart
- Produce Markets
- Fruits, Vegetables
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- S. L. Bank Clearings
- New York Bond Transactions
- What the Stock Market Did
- Boston Stocks
- Cotton
- Export Selling of Copper Holds Firm
- Fractional Gains Made on Curb
- New York Curb Exchange
- New York Exchange Reinstates Sutor & Co., Brokers
- New Officers Elected By National Copper Club
- Rubber
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- Come to Heart's Haven with Betty Blair
- Helping the Homemaker
- Lone Bandit Robs Bank at Berkeley
- Sister Mary's Kitchen
- And Now It's Home-Made Pie
- Your Children
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- Poultrymen Elect
- Boy, 15, Beaten by Man, 83, Gets 1 Cent
- Services Held
- Gove. Rolph Names Municipal Judges
- Restlessness at Night
- Card Ends 37-Year Tour
- Poultry Heads Named
- Lyle Gets Added Support in Chicago
- The Tiny Mites
- Your Baby and Mine
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- 2 Important Bills Taken up in Idaho
- Surplus Gives Building Board Lease on Life
- State Funds to Aid Mines Urged by Engineers
- Branch Jails of County Inspected
- Fire Loss $100,000
- What! No Turkey Game?
- Hoover Will Speak over Radio Tonight
- Passkey Burglars Loot S. L. Market of Meats
- Retains Lead
- Local News
- Boston Heavy Busy
- Soldiers Travel
- Brigham Young Hoop, Matmen Will Perform
- Thurnblad, Hall Tied in Race for Billiard Crown
- Plans for New Road to Morgan to be Discussed
- Utah Poultry Producers Reelect All Officers
- Livestock Values Will be Reduced
- Rp. Bankhead, Wife Saved by Firemen
- Additional Sports
- Purdue Basket Coach to Undergo Operation
- Youngster Makes Bid for Golf Honors in Miami Meet
- Two Held for Federal Authorities on Narcotics
- Woods Cross Bank Retains Officers
- Makeup Artist at Capitol Thursday
- Officers Hurt in Battle with Reds
- Bandit Makes Calm Holdups in 2 Hotels
- "Office Wife" Now at Rialto
- Girls Feature Orpheum Bill
- Seen on Stage and Screen
- Emil Jannings Film Coming
- Former S. L. Reporter Dies from Heart Disease
- Quakes Kill 18
- Second Extortion Scheme Failure
- Local News
- Police Investigate 'Kidnaping' of Boy
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- Suit Against Power Board Dismissed
- Statistics
- Populations Stand Still
- Births
- Teacher Acquitted of Spanking Child
- Local News
- Divorces Asked
- Divorces Granted
- New Suits Filed
- New Corporations
- Real Estate Transfers
- Services for S. L. Woman to be Held in Bountiful
- Hogs Devour Deer
- Local News
- Urges Wine Each Day
- Snow College from Set
- State Detective Force Organized
- Man Arrested on Charge of Forgery
- New Cruisers Not Fit for War, Claim
- Ben Flint Funeral Held at Kaysville
- Baroness in Love Triangle Kills Self
- Educational Work Major Objective of American Legion
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- Deaths
- Funerals
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- Woman Hopes Girl She Shot Will Survive
- Snow College Will Give Play Jan. 30
- Society and Clubs
- Officers Are Elected by New West High Art Club
- Officer Cleared in Price Killing
- Two Store Owners Fined for Evading Cigaret Tax
- 3 Recovering from Hurts in Auto Accidents
- New Recording Apparatus for Weather Sought
- Recent Bride
- Utah Kansans Celebrate State Day
- Attractive Luncheon at Post
- Master Strokes of Great Detectives
- Local News
- Local News
- Ephraim Teacher Quits
- Receivership for 101 Ranch Sought
- Food Donations to Drouth Relief May be Accepted
- New Sewer Work Urged upon Provo
- "Yellow Kid," Confidence Man, in Jail Again
- Papers of Missing Judge Discovered
- The Latest Fad - Green Eyebrows, Silver Eyelashes
- Striking Students Fight with Police
- Rammed Steamer Sinks, Crew Saved
- Bill Sets Limit on Crude Oil Imports
- Local News
- Nanking Willing to Accept Silver Loan
Salt Lake Telegram | 1931-01-22 | Page 2 | Oldest Legislator, 71, Opposes Passage of Unnecessary New Law; Youngest, 25, Now Serving His First Term
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1931-01-22 |
| 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/s67w7m16 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67w7m16 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Oldest Legislator, 71, Opposes Passage of Unnecessary New Law; Youngest, 25, Now Serving His First Term |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1931-01-22 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67w7m16/15708974 |