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- France Orders More Soldiers to Ruhr Region
- Court Crowd Casts Deciding Mother Love Vote
- New York Dry Officials Charges Blackmail Plan
- Truck Delegation Ready to Depart, Ismet Pasha Says
- Farewells Said to Ambassador by Jap Royalty
- Services Held for Cottonwood Man
- Liquor Seizure Brings Conviction
- Baruch Favors Acceptance of Offer by Ford
- Packers' Research Funds Growing
- Soviet Documents Seized in Raid on Paris Communists
- Roosevelt Estate Gains in Value
- Living Cost in December Higher
- Hanihara Will Reopen Dealing in Immigration
- Alaskan Indians Regard Queen Victoria as Ruler
- Rock Painted to Pass as Coal is Dealer's Charge
- British Airmen Taken by Rebels
- Use of Dope at School Petting Bees Charged
- Art Relics Removed Gold Fife Recovered
- Eleven to Face Trial on Charge of Mob Murder
- Gas Mask Squad Tackles Home Brew
- Slayer of Family is Found Guilty
- President Harding Meets His Cabinet
- Tobacco Exports Show Increase
- Shelley Cleared of Graft Charge
- Railroad Merger Permit Sought
- Poor Management Causes Farmer Concerns to Fail
- Store Employes under Arrest as Murder Suspects
- Close Secrecy Guards Action of Grand Jury
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- Scout Review and Exercises Open to Public
- Sir Harry Lauder, in Kilts' N All Back in Salt Lake
- Honeymoon Marred by Huband's Threats Mrs. Zucal Declares
- Shriners' Patrol Manager Given Token of Esteem
- Comrades in War Defend Victim of Louisiana Raiders
- Police Again Seek Mystic on Charge Made by Woman
- Motor Vehicle Officers Named
- River Described.
- Bullet Victim in Idaho Case Thought Dying
- Price Woman to Face Murder Charge
- Report Issued on Water Service
- Sevier River Case Decided
- Board Ready to Accept Deputy
- Husband Accused in Wife's Complaint
- Mother Favor Liberty Park
- Athletic Park Balloting Takes Jump Liberty is Leading as Site for Zoo
- Senate Provides $250,000 for S. L. Structure
- Judge Insists That Jurymen Do Their Duty
- Forger Sentenced to Serve 60 Days
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- Hagenbarth to Head Woolmen Another Year
- Denby Advocates U. S. Acceptance of Fleet Base Gift
- Texas Prohibition Officers Suspended on Capital Order
- Army Deserter Wanders over World
- Thirty-Nine Die in Northern Ceylon Railway Accident
- Auto Death Case Testimony Taken
- Vaccination for Smallpox Urged
- 75-Gallon Still Seized by Deputy
- Woman Bests Man Grabbing Money
- Debt Commission Action Postponed
- More Irish Rebels Reported Killed
- U. A. C. Debaters Capture Honors
- Second Holdup in Two Days Results in Alcohol Loss
- Insanity Shows Rapid Increase, Specialist Says
- Death Comes as Long Journey Ends
- Liquor Complaint Filed.
- Cuba Completes Big Loan Contract
- $23,000 Asked for Playground Work
- Former Kaiser's Second Marriage Failure, Report
- Resolution Urges President to Call Peace Conference
- Injunction Halts Execution When Judge Intervenes
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- Around the Town
- Second South Sam Declares
- Fifteen Cents Induced M'graw to Change Batting Style
- Babe Gets First View of Yankee Home Run Foundry
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- Baseball
- Leaders Hit Big Total on Alleys
- Wrigley Denies He is Klan Member
- Gallacher Unable to Play This Year
- Amateurs to Get Tryout Tonight
- Telegraph Shoot of Colleges Planned
- Evans Considers Palce on Squad
- Indoor Golf is Becoming Popular
- California Amateurs out to Defeat Golf Stars
- Only Thirty Years Ago
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- Doug Fairbanks Plans Defiance of Will H. Hays
- M. D. 'S Affirm, Family Denies Life Extinct
- Workers Claim Unfair Method
- Boyden Advised to Withhold Views, Sc, Hughes Says
- Church Increases Prohibition Fund
- Little Entente Maintains Peace
- Battleship Feels Tremor out at Sea
- Soviet Imprisons Crimean Bishop
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- Nickel Meals
- Separate Celebrations
- Additional Protection
- A Treasured Relic
- Timely Topics
- More Truth than Poetry
- American Farmer Organizes for Better Business Methods
- Letters to the Editor
- Uncommon Sense
- From the Wise
- O. Long Suffern.
- A Thought
- Blue Law Persecution
- Here and There
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- Point Won by Alien Schools
- Increase Shown in Canada Crops
- Polynesian Race Came from Asia
- Wolf Packs Appear.
- Readers Sold 'Freckles' Book
- Burma Election is Reaffirmed
- Director of Zoo Discovers He Had Degree 19 Years
- Petaluma Reports No Tax Delinquents
- Bottle Released in Ocean Returns
- Science to Make Tropical Lands Safe for Whites
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- Chicago Opera Cast on Tour
- Radio Experiments Held Years Ago
- Diseased Veterans Must Pay Poll Tax
- To Open Scenic Route.
- Army Reduction Sought.
- Pass Key Burglar Loots Apartment
- Endless Chain Teas to Aid Charitable Homes and Drives
- Society
- Rail Officials Visit.
- Omaha Youth Kills Father with Fist to Protect Mother
- Cornell Prexy to Visit Here
- Feminists Win Quebec Victory
- Bell Proves Too Heavy to Ring
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- California to Adopt Safety Plans in Mines
- Imperial Wizard Charges Frameup in Louisiana Case
- 20,421,055 Livestock on Canada Farms
- Subsidy Favored on Islands Coal
- Buffalo Harbor Bulging with Grain
- Nora Bayes Adopts 3-Year-Old Girl
- Local News
- Births.
- Marriage Licenses.
- Wife of Missing Murray Man Asks Desertion Warrant
- Think Itll Rainy
- Local News
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- Utah Legislation
- Bill Advocates Notice of Cold Storage Goods
- Women Sponsor Recreational Measure
- Chiropractors Issue Petition
- Health Committee to Have New Bill
- Women Council Committees to Consider Bills
- House Enacts Wide Tire Law after Battle
- Solons Likely to Convene Saturday
- What's in the Air Tonight
- Public Utilities Commission Has Saved $3,000,000 for People of Utah in Refusing Advance in Freight Rates
- Old Age Pension Bill Introduced in Lower House
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- Current Attractions
- "Red Hot Remance" at Hyland Theatre
- Paramount Shows "Daughter of Luxury"
- Auerbach's Employes Enjoy Newhouse Dance
- "When Knighthood Was in Flower" at Kinema
- Sir Harry Lauder is Here at Last
- Irish Band Plays at Tabernacle Tonight
- New Carter Revue and Tom Mix and State
- Blackstone Shows Newspaper Men
- Big Double Header at Princess Theatre
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- Metal Shares Are Bullish
- Local Listed Stocks
- Government Bonds.
- New York Bond and Stock Markets
- New York Curb
- Textile Markets
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- Salt Lake Clearings
- Wall Street Quotations
- Mining and Oil
- Mining Stocks Curb Favorites
- Local Metal Market
- Grains, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- Business Briefs
- Republic Iron Bonds Released
- Metal Markets
- High Prices at London Wool Sale
- Investment Securities
- Small Trading in Wall Street
- Sugar and Copper Bonds Are Features
- Foreign Exchanges
- Call Money.
- Potato Market.
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- Utah and Idaho News
- Changes Announced for Ephraim College
- Pageant Presented by Young Scouts
- Woman Succumbs
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- Services Held for Pioneer Resident
- Ammonia Used to Repel Policemen
- Two Injured in Park City Miens
- Vaudeville Pair Returns to Stage
- Heavy Snowfall Reported in Delta
- Veteran Asks Divorce.
- City Program Fostered.
- Cited to Show Cause.
- Many Attend Celebration.
- Marriage License Issued.
- Granted More Time to Plead.
- Operation Performed.
- Benefit Show Scheduled.
- Store Change Hands.
- Idaho Legislature
- Officers Elected by I. O. O. F. Lodge
- Frederick Gessel Dies in Logan
- Chicken Uncovers Gold Deposit on California Farm
- Baldwin Unlikely to Return to U. S.
- Northern Pacific to Issue Bonds
- Manitoba to Vote on Liquor Sales
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- Kato Intimates Agreement in Treaty
- Canada Exports Much Lumber
- Yosemite National Park Given $295,000
- Japanese Eat About Tenth of Income
- Tuberculosis Claims 655.
- Additional Mines
- Marriage Licenses
- Many Foreign Students.
- Ogden Packing Co. Reorganizes
- Reserve Bank Statement.
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- Notices
- Funerals
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- Borah to Reopen Foreign Policy Senate Debate
- House Closes Daugherty Case
- Grant Refuses to Recant or Leave Pulpit
- High School Girl Sues Parents for Her Maintenance
- Chinese City Closes $3,000,000 Contract for Improvements
- Alleged Klansmen Seized by Police following Meeting
- Hu Hon-Min Named Canton Governor by Sun Yat-Sen
- Tailors Opposed to Bell Trousers
- Old Age Pension Bill Introduced
- Girl Seriously Injured; Youth Faces Questions
- Lumber Dealers Head for Wes
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-01-26 | Page 18 | High Prices at London Wool Sale
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1923-01-26 |
| 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/s6k65skw |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6k65skw |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | High Prices at London Wool Sale |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1923-01-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 18 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6k65skw/17478807 |