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- [Illegible] Mitchell [Illegible] from Army Service
- [Illegible] Editor is Chamber President
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- 'Dry' Chief Ordered to Drop 600 from Federal Payroll; Official Ax Starts to Swing
- Coolidge Asked to Talk.
- Frisco Men Get on Rock Island Board
- Burglar Steals Notables' Teeth
- Young Slayer Escapes Chair
- Horse Surprised as Wales Sticks; Drops over Dead
- Police Scent Jealousy as Motive for Killing Pretty Choir Singer
- U. S. Entry to World Court Now Certain
- 1 Dead, 8 Hurt in U. S. Blast
- Road Kept Open to Coolidge Homesite
- Struggle Continues to End Coal Strike
- Pilgrims Continue to Honor Mercier
- Pershing Quits Plebiscite Job
- World Radio Test Now Improving
- Germans near Clash, Report
- Women Rate Durkin as Kind, Artistic Lover
- Wood's Son is Alleged Forger
- Adolphe Menjou Sues for Divorce
- Utah-California Trade Pact Looms
- Italy's Population Shows Increase
- American Held Captive for 10 Weeks by Brigands Tells Story for Telegram Readers
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- Indicted Bankers to Plead Saturday
- Briand Mastre on French Finances
- Vessel Breaks up in Terrific Atlantic Gale
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- 'Cowboy' Rides Chair to Jail Cell Strong Drink and 'Gat' Paly Part
- L. Chamber Opens War on Dennison Bill
- Carriers Lose Rate Contest
- Proposed Bus Line Opposed
- [Illegible] Case Rests with Jury
- Sugar Advances 10 Cents per Cwt.
- Sightseeing Concern Gets Bus Privilege
- Co-Operation in Army Circles Held Desirable
- Child Injured When Sled Strikes Pole
- Water Permit Asked.
- Inheritance Tax Paid.
- Family Reunion Planned.
- [Illegible] Man Taken [Illegible] Alleged Burglar
- Oil Permit Drawings Scheduled for Thursday
- Castle Gate House Gives up Moonshine
- Road Commission Gets $325,000 I\of State Funds
- Burglar Suspect Held Pending Investigation
- Warning Issued Against Alleged Labor Imposter
- Bishop Glass Will Rest in L. A. Cemetery
- Leader of Girl Scouts Arrives
- Saltair Will be Rebuilt at $350,000 Cost
- Planning Commission Must Change Program
- O. S. L. Valuation Statement Filed
- Mrs. Sarah J. Hart Goes to Final Rest
- Mine Company Asks Rights to Tunnel
- Motor Lines Lose State Franchise
- Youth Declares Lack of Work Made Him Steal
- Electrical Cross on S. L. Church to Flash Message
- Bamberger Interests to Protest Adverse Report on Uinta Basin Railroad
- City Clerks Given Increased Salaries
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- Aged Lover Has Many Troubles
- Women Win Fight for Internships
- Italy Reveres Verdi.
- Chinese Continue to Suppress Unions
- Idaho Growers Renew Demand for $8 Betts
- Woman Slayer is Insane, Jury View
- Senators Dabate Court by Radio
- Held for Trial on Mann Act Charge
- Wilkins Men [Illegible] Sleds in [Illegible]
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- Bitter Contests Expected in Week's Play of Scholastic Hoop Team
- New Honors Heaped upon Famous Veterans of Major Leagues
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- Bowling
- Canadian Champ Leads Chase for World's Honors
- Sophomores on Courts Thursday for Hoop Games
- Greb Easy Winner over English Champ
- Boy Mascot Will Get Chance to Show Self
- Tijuana Results
- Joe Moore.
- Harry Kaskey.
- Twelve Teams in Annual American Dog Derby Event
- Good Wrestling Bouts Planned at Coast City
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- Washington No [Illegible], Claim
- Mount Olympus (in Utah) Yields Moonshine Still
- Delay Protects Gov. Smith from 'Shock' Victim
- Air Mail Stamp Given Approval
- Three Arrested in Raid on 'Brewery'
- Democratic Charmen to Meet in Febuary
- Sproule May Retire as Head of So. Pacific
- Chamber of Commerce to Honor W. E. McKell
- Reserve Officers Will Hold Election Thursday
- Judgment Reduced; New Trial Denied
- Chaplin Hearth Looks for Stork
- Woman Hurt in Fall on Icy Sidewalk
- Ince Estate $846.177.
- Road Fund Received.
- Burbank to Speak from Pulpit Sunday
- Hanchett Talks before Students at University
- Farm Aid in Idaho Planned by Experts
- Flood Control Bill Meets Approval
- Boxelder Trio Brought to State Prison
- Fathers and Sons Meet at Banquet Saturday
- Battle Fleet to Sail for Panama
- Vagrant Russian Children Attack Cities in Bands
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- Ruppert is Cocksure Yanks Will Finish First or Second in '26 Race
- Noted Negro Boxer to Re-enter Ring
- Professionals Start in Texas Tourney
- Paluso Compelled to Drop from Card
- Berlenbach in Disfavor with N. Y. Commission
- Noted Tennis Stars Predict French Flash Will Defeat Helen Wills
- French Net Players Will Sail for U. S. Soon
- Von Elm Has Not Accepted Offer Yet
- Ray Changes His Mind About Turning 'Pro'
- Stan Harries Signs Three-Year Contract
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- Deseret News Team Loses Fast Tilt
- Provqites Hand Spanish Fork a Good Walloping
- Magna Takes Close Game from Bingham
- 'M' Men's Basketball
- Noted Horse Trainer Dies in Wellsville
- Panthers Win First Hoop Game of Year
- Dog Team Ready for Second Day
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- Mining, Financial and Commercial News
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Wall Street's Close is Strong
- New York Bonds
- Grains, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- N. Y. Quotations
- Kansas 'Wild Cat' Well is Holding Its Own
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- New Lead Deposit Claimed for Nevada
- Metals and Money
- Boston Wool Market
- Wall Street Briefs
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Local [Illegible]
- Lives [Illegible]
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- Bryant-Stewart Lead in Local Junior High Loop
- English Trade Journal Bitter on Prohibition
- Milkman Bests John D.; Squares Father's Account of 30 Years Ago
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- Oregon U. Downs Idaho in Close Hoop Struggle
- Local Fire Fighters Win Two Hoop Games
- Sanpete High to Play Manti Hoopsters
- Leaves for New York.
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- Celebration Planned.
- Coffee
- Divorce Suits Filed.
- Funerals.
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- Vital Record
- Suits Filed.
- Births.
- Bankruptcy.
- Deaths.
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- Diet and Health
- Current Attractions
- Leading Lady Provides Much Fun at Wilkes
- The Tangle
- Renault Wins.
- Kirkham Band Play for Dance
- Highland Ward [Illegible] A. to Give Play
- Sousa Completes [Illegible] of Century Tour
- Olson Players [Illegible] Thursday
- Italian Agreement on War Debt Signed
- Mining Men Get Good Mexcan News
- Licensed to Marry.
- Richard Crowther, Aged Logan Resident, Dies
- Dr. T. B. Budge Talks before Kiwanis Club
- Jurors Drawn for U. S. Court, February Term
- Coming of Amos' at Paramount-Empress
- Arrangements Completed for 'No, No, Nanette'
- Dr. Daniel S. Taplin Dies at Home in Ogden
- Couple Obtain License.
- Birth Announced.
- Fruit Dealers in Court.
- 'Yolanda' on Sereen at Gem
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- Society
- Co-operation Urged for Rodent Control
- Corngrowers United on Relief Demand
- Maccabee Hive Installs Officers
- To Give Rate Talk.
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- Spencer M. Anderson is Dead at Ephraim
- Utah and Idaho News
- Clendennin is Speaker before Provo Club
- W. H. Harris Heads Merged Ogden Club
- Provo Girl Badly Hurt While Coasting
- Articles Are Filed.
- Separate Maintenance.
- Marble Shipped for City and County Bldg.
- Rate Hearing at Kansas City [Illegible]
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- Quaker City's 'Sesqui' Show Opens June 1
- Hoover's Campaign Busts Rubber Price
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- Honors to be Paid War Heroine of '76
- Mary Eliza Stone Dies at Ogden Home
- Funeral Friday.
- Army Officer Advanced.
- Two Plead Guilty to Larceny; Sentenced
- Town of Clearfield Loses Suit on Taxes
- Three County Audits Filed at Capitol
- Mosquito Board Will Test Public Sentiment
- Delbert M. Mock to be Buried Tuesday
- Utah Conty Teachers Prepare for Institute
- Overpayment Alleged.
- J. J. Morey Hearing Set for February
- E. Hugh Miller Head S. L. Fire Underwrite
- Estate Tax Paid.
Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-01-27 | Page 2 | Oil Permit Drawings Scheduled for Thursday
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1926-01-27 |
| 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/s6j401jf |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6j401jf |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Oil Permit Drawings Scheduled for Thursday |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1926-01-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6j401jf/16062587 |