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- 100 Killed in Rebel Air Raid
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- Myriad Exhibits Jam State Fair on Opening Eve
- Roosevelt and Landon Receive Even Split in Poll of Offices
- Locomotive Gears Controversy Ends
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- Japan Withdraws Patrols in Shanghai
- 700 Students Flee High School Blast
- Convicted in Killing
- Plunge down Shaft is Fatal to Child
- Roosevelt May Vet Visit Coast
- New Coughlin Warning Looms
- Al Smith Yields Air to President
- Actress Garroted in Chicago Hotel
- Wiliam Horlick Dies
- Embezzlement Charge Against Mate, Repentant Meeting in Jail Bare Tangle
- Metal Prices
- Water Board Defers Okeh for Project
- Madrid Warns League of War
- Late Flashes
- Black Legion 'Major' Takes Witness Chair
- Baseball Scores
- Page 2
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- Gun Towers Command Shanghai
- Landon Assails Reciprocal Trade Program of New Deal
- Treasury Experts Study Sag in Franc
- Workmen Uproot 'Awning' of Police
- S. L. Flood Hazard to be Eliminated
- 'Hash' Garden is Handy for Making Soup
- Pep Rally Held
- Bump behind Ear Reveals Lost Bullet
- Labor Chiefs Given Floater by Mexico
- S. U. P. Will Meet
- Townsend Hits at 'Censorship'
- Knox Charges Extravagance and Failure to End Idleness
- Page 3
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- Foreign News
- Restaurant Owner Slain by Gunman
- Fourth Victim Dies in Blast of Boiler
- Wounded by Stuffed Eagle
- German Return to League Aided
- Air Travel Claimed as Safe as by Auto
- French Tanks Are Criticised
- 20,000 Nazis End Military Games
- Russia Again Sounds Aggression Warning
- Fascists Say Jews Cause Upheavals
- 84 Arabs Are Slain in Palestine Drive
- American Woman Freed in Warsaw
- To Open Campaign
- Chummy 'Cat' Too Chummy for Lookout
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- Page 5
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- Bankers Urge Expense Cuts
- Man Admits Slaying Woman by Torture
- Hops for Bermuda
- Officer Faces Slavery Count
- Ma Aimee Crosses Swords with Daughter over Control of Angelus Radio Station
- Drouth Relief Will Continue
- Mail Subsidy to be Altered
- Silk Shreds of Victim's Robe Mesh Negro in Woman's Death
- Local News
- Heads Underwriters
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- Page 8
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- Wool Market Feels Slump
- Coast Lumber Mills Report Trade Gains
- Penny Stops Elevator, So Police Walk
- Jordan Approves Harvest Holiday
- Exchange Clubs Meet May Come to S. L.
- C. of C. Sets Dates of Winter Dances
- Rites for Accident Victim Set Saturday
- L. D. S. Official Taken by Death
- Few Clues Found in Store Robbery
- Death Guilt Denied by Driver in Provo
- Speeder Pays Fine to Court at Provo
- Nebo Loop Scenery Reported Brilliant
- Leavenworth Prison Inmate Kills Self
- Club Plans Dance
- Laborer Pays Fine for Stolen Poultry
- Drunken Driver Faces Sentence
- Blood Tells Tax Loss of Planned Act
- Teacher Asks Politics Ban
- Stockholders Okeh Remington Program
- Helper Plans Project Fete
- Granite Fair Day Holiday Announced
- Local News
- L. D. S. Leader Sees East Mission Gains
- Grand Jurors Slap Lehman over Probe
- Page 9
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- Millions Paid to Labor Spies
- Local News
- Second Air Crash Victim Succumbs
- Large Gain Shown in Car Loadings
- News Highlights in Wirephoto
- S. F. Port Strike Rivaling 1934 Seen as Unions Charge Lockout
- Plant to Reopen as 'Sitdown' Ends
- 'Hot' Lettuce Boycott Urged
- Strikers Fight to Extend Gain
- Radio Singer Asks Custody of Sons
- Page 10
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- Husband Selects New 'Flame' during Wife's Absence from Home
- Olives Tasty
- Chrysanthemums Only Fall Flower Needing Fertilizing
- Weeks Menus Approved by Thrifty Cooks
- Easy Process of Teaching Babe to Eat
- Style Characterizes Knit Blouses
- Fruits, Vegetables Aid Complexion
- Mustard in Food
- Local News
- Temperament in Parent is Bad for Child
- Page 11
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- Country Club Season to Close
- Arranging for Club Auxiliary Party
- Dinner Dance Honors Visitor
- Miss Halloran Weds Saturday
- Sixteen Invited to Dinner Fete at Clark Home
- Oregon Visitor is Entertained
- Cottonwood Home Scene of Smart Luncheon Fete
- Party Planned at Bridge Lunch
- Dinner Affair Planned by Old-Timers
- Home Luncheon Honors Popular October Bride
- Mrs. J. Morrow Fetes Friends at Town Club
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- Page 16
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- Coal Retailers Scan Problems
- 30 Burglaries Cleared, $5000 Stolen Goods Located in Arrest
- 1100 CCC Enrollees Leave for Kentucky
- Wartime Artillery Will Hold Reunion
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- Stage Service Plant Planned
- Chest Benefited by Better Times
- Youth Admits Guilt of Burglary Charge
- Dr. Madden to Speak
- Rites Arranged for Mrs. Meakin
- Furloughed Convict Nabbed in Holdup
- Page 17
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- Flier Tells of Narrowest Shave
- Contest Winners, Leader at Realty Meet
- Helmsmen of Junior G. O. P.
- Salt Lake to Have Fair, Warm Weather
- Injured in Fall
- Utah 'World in Miniature' Containing Every Climate and 'Most Everything Else Offered for 'Port of Nations'
- Workmen Remodel City Office Building
- Tax Abatement of $1,34 Denied
- Petition Urges Commissioners to Reinstate County Employe
- School is Advocated for Turkey Graders
- Finch to Return
- Arizonan to Study Utah Aid to Aged
- Dairyman Proposes Laws for Industry
- S. L. Oil Station Man is Held up by Two Bandits
- Security Cash Granted Utah
- Young Republicans of Utah Gather for S. L. Convention
- Larceny Suspect's Extradition Asked
- Utah Realtors Seek Property Tax Revisions
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- Gladys George Soars
- Bread and Buter Gril
- Club Plans Discussed
- Popeye-Mickey Mouse Feature is Planned
- Gem Theater Story Has Entertainment
- 'Ramona' Will Open at Capitol Saturday
- Orpheum Bills Mad Romance, Yukon Drama
- Local News
- Along Broadw Ay with Winchell Touching Times Square Tale Has Unexpected Denouement
- Local News
- Page 20
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- Reckless Driving Charge is Admitted
- Scenes as Stage is Set for State Competitions
- Schoolboy Patrols Praised by Rishel
- Rigby Man Granted Damages by Court
- Hellenic Political Club is Organized
- Safety Meet Success is Told to Chamber
- Comedy Star Takes Office as 'Hizzoner'
- School Girl Enters Opera
- Dog Field Trials Fixed at Gooding
- Miss Stewart Strikes Back
- Nebo Leader Draws Tribute at Rites
- U. S.-Mexico Bridge Covered by Flood
- Police and Firemen Tests Are Discussed
- PWA Finance Men to Scan Projects
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- Chairwoman Named for Democrat Vets
- Defense Made for New Deal
- Utah Political News
- Sea Scouts Visit Club
- Registration Continues
- Murder Lesson Set for Meet
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- Denver Clan Ranked Tops in Rockies
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- Aggie Gridders Troubled by Croft's 'inside Dope'
- Parsons Battle Albion Eleven
- Fight Results
- Scoreless Tie
- Ogden Champ Loses
- Utah Vs. Greeley
- Arizona Team Picked to Beat Cougar Squad
- Miss Hofmann Wins Forest Dale Tilt
- Wrestling Results
- Home Run Hitters
- Thursday's Stars
- Selections
- Utes Favored to Beat Greeley
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- Golfers Plan Tour
- Minnesota Squad Favored
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- Hampshire High, but Team Loses
- Five Tilts Scheduled on 'Jenkins Special'
- Football Slate
- Midget Auto Race Driver Cracks Up
- City Schools Postpone Opening as Nine Squads Take Workouts
- Wingback Formations Date Back to Warner's Reign at Carlisle
- Portland Takes First Game, 6-5
- Three Games Slated for Soccer Race
- Wayne Hall Leads Industrial League
- Mines and Magna in Second Scrap
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- Uneasiness in Foreign Exchange Depresses Stock Mart
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- Tintic Stock Leads Market
- S. L. Quotations
- Unlisted Industrials
- Salt Lake Curb
- Rubber
- Boston Stock List
- Investing Companies
- New York Bond Market
- Bond Averages
- Rails Lose Support and Bonds Advance
- New Financing Shows Decline
- Livestock Market
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Wool Market
- Treasury Report
- Commodity Index
- Flour
- Cotton Market
- Earnings Reports
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- New York Curb
- Industrials Sag to Lower Curb
- Stock Averages
- New York Stock Market
- Produce Market
- Sugar Market
- Markets at a Glance
- Ore Body Opened in Tar Baby Mine
- Wheat Prices Sag at Foreign Unrest
- Metals and Money
- What the Stock Market Did
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- Worry About Gate is Ended
- L. D. S. Leaders Attend Mrs. Everett Funeral
- Officers Visit Lodge
- Local News
- Manslaughter Verdict Given
- S. L. Will Seek Health Session
- Many Happy Returns
- 41 to Take Bar Examinations
- Yom Kippur Holiday to be Ushered In
- Scout Journalists Will Hold Meeting
- Clothing Firm Head Favors Roosevelt
- Grazing Districts' Boards Will Meet
- Swedish Mission Reunion Planned
- Services Scheduled at St. Paul's Church
- Pioneer Artist is Given Honor
- Utah Team Wins First Aid Prize
Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-09-25 | Page 23 | Portland Takes First Game, 6-5
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1936-09-25 |
| 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/s6z04h8h |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z04h8h |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Portland Takes First Game, 6-5 |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1936-09-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 23 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z04h8h/16555257 |