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- Page 1
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- Sergeant Olice Dies Sun Wound
- [Illegible] Wild Fowl [Illegible] after Migration
- Ex-President Backs Friend for Senator
- Salvation Army Holds Young People's Councils
- Immigration to Canada from England Increases
- Damage in Devastated France is Estimated
- Stillman Judge Would Abolish Divorce Entirely
- Woman Attacked by Wielder of Hammer
- Peace Parley to be Resumed
- Princess Mary's Baby Receives Christening
- Victory Note Holders Losing Large Interest
- Zionists of America Deny Statement
- Speaker in Waterbury Charged with Sedition
- Champion Egg Eater Wins Title with 31 Total
- One Killed, Three Hurt in Wreck of Train
- Prune Orchard of Sixty-Six Trees Stolen
- Fire in Philadelphia Causes Million Loss
- Foster Case Testimony Hit
- Death Closes Long Career of Bernhardt
- Precautions Taken to Prevent Jury Tampering
- Catholic Priests Sentenced to Death
- Fair Cooleen Keep Watch on Irish Stills
- Landing of Catholic Pilgrims Celebrated
- Washington Wants Rail Merger on Broad Scope
- Trial Opens for Kearny Physician Facing Murder
- Liquor Party Held Waiting for Verdict
- Girl's Slayer Faces Arrest
- Poison Booze Claims Heavy Toll in Death
- Two Killed When Auto Races with Locomotive
- Elevator Casualties Reach Total of Four
- Canadian Liquor Firm Given Maximum Fine
- Plans Take Air on Return Trip to U. S.
- Famous Polo Player Reaches Los Angeles
- Crew Leaves Japanese Freighter to Break Up
- Lack of Forefinger Leads to Capture
- Seven Arrested but Theatre Keeps Open
- Safe Crackers Rob S. L. Store of $2500 Loot
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- [Illegible] Out to [Illegible] Aged [Illegible] Leader
- Woolgrowers May [Illegible] by Freight Cut
- Petition to Build Railroad Line in Oregon Forecasts Opening of New Market for Utah Industries
- Railroad Engineers Now on Tour of Utah Scenic Wonderland to Prepare for Work on Hotels and Highways
- Mother Sees Four-Year-Old Boy Killed Instantly When Thrown from Milk Truck Running Board
- Many Dealers Lack Licenses
- Alleged Slayer Held for District Court
- Sentencing of J. Pingree May be Postponed
- Fire Destroys School House
- "Curb Creek" of S. L. Flows with Money for While
- Christian Endeavorers to Hold Mass Meeting
- Evaporation Station Will be Established
- Engineers Hold Alter Guilty of Weather Crimes
- Poisoner of Baby to Face Death Charge
- $50,000 Asked in Heart Balm Suit Defendant Files Assault Charge Bank Cashier in Domestic Tangle
- State Auditor Refuses to Make Payment for Prisoner's Trip Commanded by Supreme Court
- Nominations Made in Granite Teachers
- Railroad Consolidation Committee Meets Tonight
- Hog Cholera Discovered in Emery County Brood
- New Federal Dry Chief for Utah Chosen
- Page 3
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- Actress and Daughter Die in N. Y. Blaze
- Moody Says Present Prosperity Growing
- Call Money.
- Jury Declared Beauty Proof Cuts Award
- M. I. A. Officers' Meeting Program Announced
- Business Outlook Bright, Salt Lake Ad Club Told
- Shipowners Advise Board to Shut Shop
- Watson Reports Good Progress at Emma
- Foreign Exchanges
- Secretary of Navy Sails for Jamaica
- W. R. C. Leader Visits Utah on Inspection
- Married 73 Years and Happy; Gives Recipe
- Frameup Plot on Purnell Told
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- Booting Will be Scarce at Bonneville Park This Summed
- Baumgarten Takes Lead in Bowling Tourney
- Annual A. A. U. Meet Scheduled for April
- In Camp with the Big Show
- Team Work Gets Results, Says McGraw, Pointing out Flag Hopes of Giants
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- Fowler is High Gun at Beck's
- Former Coaster Sold to Wichita Club
- Sports through Edgren Eyes
- Hoppe to Play Match Against C. C. Peterson
- Kearns En Route [Illegible] to Confer with Cham
- Lenglen Captures Two Matches in [Illegible]
- Cry of "Fore" Will Ring Across Local Golf Links during [Illegible]
- Four Bruin Stars to Help Coach Aima Mater
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- [Illegible] Freedom Hort Time
- U. S. Drainage Engineer Returns from Hawaii
- Radical Party Declared Dead
- Harding Ready to Start Scrap
- Native Canadian Chosen to Represent America
- Supreme Court Affirms State Prison Sentences
- Man and Wife Held to Face Liquor Charge
- Nelson Flies to Wyoming
- Court Will Settle Graveyard Oil Fight
- Radio Enables Detroit Deaf Man to Hear
- Local News
- Occupation Army Costs Reply Sent
- Son is Born.
- Fire Damages Home.
- State Agricultural Board Considers Zoning Move
- Annual Boy Scout Powwow Set for April
- Daughter is Born
- Ellison Services Tuesday.
- Woodmen to Dance.
- Express Company Club Holds Party at Prove
- 400,000 Acres to be Opened
- Page 6
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- Around the Town
- Telegram Readers Have Chance for Season Pass
- "U" Racquet Wielders to Hold Meeting
- Rebuke, Owned by Ross, Takes Coffroth Race
- Walt Hart Confident of Retaining Bantam Weight Title
- Lou Paluso to Meet Chuck Suggs Tonight
- Scott Must Play Fourteen Games to Reach 1000
- Sanford Champ Marble Shooter in Tidewater
- Dredger Jupiter Becomes "U-Peter" in Swedish
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- Clark Breaks Record in Final Day's Race
- Paul Hardy to Meet Tippero at Bingham
- Rules for Telegram Contest
- Telegram Baseball Puzzle
- Ewing Demands Session before Opening Game
- Income Tax Ruling Made
- Chinese Seek New Minister
- Utah Will Not Enter Drake Relay Meet
- Duffy's Bees Come Back and Give Chicago Good Lacing
- Coast Umps Arrives on Battle Ground
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- Prices Hold; Sales Down
- Local Listed Stocks
- Saunders Vs. "Bears"
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- Money.
- Omaha Grain.
- N. Y. Bond and Stock Markets
- New York Bonds
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- Kansas City Gwain
- Wall Street
- Piggly Wiggly Shorts Settle
- Guide to Investors
- Grains, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- Mining and Oil
- Grain Exports for Week Show Gain
- Business Briefs
- Annual Convention of A. B. A. September
- Exchange Says Shorts Must Deliver Stock
- Prince Con. Unwater
- Wheatgrowers May Partially Control [Illegible]
- Local Metal Market
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- [Illegible] Ruins [Illegible] in Tunis
- Famous Shanley's on Broadway is Closed
- Wherein 'Tis Shown That Golf is Rough
- Will Have to Stand for a Lot of This
- Signs Intrigue Visitor While Pocket is Picked
- Bankers of Central States Hold Meeting
- Former Salt Laker Dies in Pocatello
- Fred Lundin Must Face Trial for Conspiracy
- Utah Company Given Double Track Contract
- Receive Interest on Taxes
- Local News
- Local News
- Utah and Idaho News
- Ogden to Use Weber College Schoolrooms
- Ogden Feed Yard Backers Face Suit
- Connecting Link for Two Streets Discussed
- Ogden Clubs Prepare for G. A. R. Encampement
- Contest Rearranged for Dr. Rich Oratory Medal
- Services Held for Clarence E. Cushing
- Brigham City Man Dies at Hospital in Ogden
- Ogden Garment Workers Wil Protest Prison Plant
- Logan Nutrition Expert to Work in Boulder
- Aged Temple Worker Dies
- Forest Road Building Urged
- Child Suffers Injuries When Struck by Auto
- Fire Damages Home to Extent fo $2000
- Home Looted by Burglars
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- Oil Exclusion for Americans Held Spurious
- Oldest Citizen of Colorado Honored
- Canadian Business Gains
- Faces Death after Jury Freed Him
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- Current Attractions
- American Offers "Rich Men's Wives"
- Hunter's Dogs on Wilkes Biggest Program
- Four Features at Kinema Tonight
- "Bull and Bullets" Provides Laughs at State
- Sixth-Seventh Wards to Stage World Trip
- What's in the Air Tonight
- Salt Lake Stake to Celebrate Birthday
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- [Illegible] Fixed [Illegible] Cigaret Sales
- Bonds Reactionary due Commercial Money Needs
- Services Held for Holy Week
- Defendant Absent.
- Palm Sunday Celebrated
- Policeman's Overcoat Saves Lives at Fire
- 52 Mexican War Veterans Draw Pay
- Robert G. Porter Heads Uinta Basin Chamber
- Society
- Bids on Wyoming Oil Lands Opened by U. S.
- Auto Accidents over Week End Fatal to Ten
- Bad Check Charged.
- Holland Broadcasting.
- Present Job Pleases Ford
- J. Harold Bergstrom Dies
- Plans for Rail Group Hearing Formulated
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- Heiress worth Forty Millions to Wed Artist
- Protestants Facing Crisis
- Indian Sought for Slaying
- Ex-Senator Found Dead
- Perfume Prepared to Suit Complexion
- America Union Wants Canada
- Autoist Wrecks Car to Save Life of Dog
- Tariff Board Begins Work on Revisions
- Gaudy Drinks Mark Victims
- Two Convicted in Bank Fraud
- Gotham Union Musicians Demand Chicago Scale
- Child Killed When Knock down by Al
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-03-26 | Page 6 | Rebuke, Owned by Ross, Takes Coffroth Race
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1923-03-26 |
| 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/s65q64kv |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65q64kv |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Rebuke, Owned by Ross, Takes Coffroth Race |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1923-03-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 6 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65q64kv/17499296 |