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- Chinese Open Fire on Fleeing U. S. Citizens
- S. P. Asks Right to Abandon Branch
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- Two Priests Held Captive in China Reported Freed
- Six Lose Lives in Two Blazes
- Two Solons Ousted; Bribery is Alleged
- New Tax Reduction Bill May be Drawn
- Vets' Loan Bill Passes in House
- Revolution in Portugal Spreads; Diaz Defies Artillery Attack
- Daugherty Trial Lawyers Score Adams' Revelry
- Moro Princess, Left behind by Husband, Taken
- Sen. Jones Better; to be Taken Home
- 1 Killed, 100 Hurt in Crowds Watching Yoshihito's Funeral
- Wandering Jew Killed after Auto Hits Him
- 'Obey's Eliminated in New Plans of Britain Bishops
- Snell Ill, Boulder Dam Gets Setback
- Hiawatha and Minnehaha Sheik and Flapper Now
- Youth Strangled to Death; Tongue Split
- Mrs. Coolidge Looks over New White House before Moving
- Oldest White Man in United States Dies at Age of 122
- Coed Burglar is Adjudged Insane
- 13th Year No Jinx to Ruth St. Denis
- Earthquake Rocks Los Angeles Area
- S. L. Land Swindles Exposed
- Chas. B. Alexander, Noted Lawyer, Dies
- Conspiracy Against Mexico is Alleged
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- Ratification of Proposed Child Labor Law Asked
- Highway Regulation Proposed in Bill
- Compensation for Property Losses
- Preservation of First Capitol Sought
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- Dancing 'Thief'
- Utah Farms among Best of Nation, West Says
- Auto Identification Measured Offered
- Civil Engineers to Meet Monday Evening
- Forgery and Robbery of P. O. Boxes Easy, John Midgley Admits after He is Arrested in San Francisco
- Funeral is Held for Greek Editor
- Forestry Officials Make Inspection Trip
- Triangle Debate Set for Tuesday
- Three Injured as Cars Collide and Are Overturned
- Women Hear Talk on School Lands
- Lioness Killed near Levan Brought Here
- S. L. Flower Club to Meet Tuesday
- 2000 Fewer Horses in State than Year Ago; Cows Increase
- S. L. Man Injured in Gas Explosion
- Value of Women's Work in Politics Given Emphasis
- 'Bunco' Hearing Continued 2 Days
- W. D. Riter Leaves $38,500 Estate
- Choir Rehearsal Called
- Cars, Servants Biggest Difference Describes Conditions in Europe
- Two Killed, 75 Hurt in 197 Auto Mishaps, January
- Utah Knives Sent to 1600 by Chamber
- Artillery Chief to Inspect Utah R. O. T. C. Thurs
- Charge of Assault Dismissed by Court
- Engineers Hear Plumb on "Static"
- Ad Men Urged to Study Classics
- Mrs. E. L. Marshall Dies
- Public Hearing Held on Bill to Raise Mine Tax
- "40 and 8" Meets Tuesday
- Shafer No. 1 Well Ready to Start Actual Drilling
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- Daugherty Trial Lawyers Score Adams' Revelry
- Anna Gillis Named Meynell Club Head
- Pat Neff Named to Labor Board
- Auxiliary Membership Drive Spirited Contest
- Student Body Officers Elected at Westminster
- Wm. Blomquist, Resident of Utah 40 Years, Dies
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- 1 Woman Killed, Possibly 2 More, in Feud Warfare
- Quezon Expelled by Filipino Vet Body
- Shakespeare Drama Urged for New York
- Levan Good Host to S. L. Sportsmen
- Two S. L. Residences Robbed Sunday Night
- Traveler Foils Two Bandits by Quick Work
- Plans to be Laid for Swedish Anniversary
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- Farm Matters to be Discussed
- Scout Executive Visits Cache Valley
- Arsenal Pipe Line to Serve Weber School
- Poultry and Rabbit Breeders Organize
- Clothing Store at Garland Robbed
- Two Acquitted on Arson Charge
- Eastern Idaho Conference of 'Y' Boys Closes
- Hungry Holdups Accept Meal Money and Flee
- Officers Elected by Sanpete Farm Bureau
- Henry Rose Funeral to be Held Tuesday
- Geroge Warden Held for Theft near Willard
- Utah 'U' Student is Injured at Ogden
- McCormack, Johnson Both Wrong, Say Garden; She Picks 2 'Better'
- H. B. Smart to be Buried at Provo
- Ambrose H. Shaw Dies at Ogden
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- Sacasa Ready for Mediation
- Volunteers of America Plan Special Meetings
- Foreign Opposed In
- Coal Production near War Time
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- Abie Mishkind and Ernie Ross Ready for Manhattan Headliner
- Argentine Heavyweight Loses Bout to Campolo
- Canada Hockey Team Scores Big Victory in Foreign Invasion
- Young Finally Meets His Mother
- Joe Turnesa Wins $1200 Golf Tourney
- fraternity Hoop Champions Atu. Of ATU. of U
- Cue Tourney to Resume Monday
- Tilden Beaten in Match with Stanford Star
- Pro Grid Loop to be Divided; Plans Approved
- Dave Shade Starts His Comeback in N. Y. Fistic Ring
- American Loop Hot in Cobb Chase
- Amateur Tennis Joke, Declares Vinnie Richards
- Minnesota Ski-Jumpers Capture Honors in National Championships
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- Politics Hinted in Ford Hearing
- Nurse Kidnaped Girl, is Charged
- Art in Road Signs Urged in England
- W. T. Denn to Lecture
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- Mystery Cloaks Slaying of Man
- 3 Reportd Killed in Liquor Feud War
- Lower Taxes Save Citizen $30,000,000
- Reservations for Paris Trip Close March 1
- Washington Observations
- Real Estate Bond Rules Agreed On
- Chum of Suicide Ends His Own Life
- Coolies' Superstition Great Danger of Foreign Missionaries in China
- Champion Father Has New Daughter
- Briand and Herrick Plead for Peace
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- Harry Cooper Scores Decisive Victory over Veteran 'Walt' Hagen
- Malad Eagles Lose to Barbecue Inn
- Madison Scores Close Victory over Idaho Falls
- Five American Vaulters Pass 'Cailing' Mark
- Tijuana Results
- Local News
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- Huffman Meets Stribling Tonight
- Western Loop Rejects Draft
- Lone Star State Golfer Shines
- Basketball
- Rigby Bown before Edmunds High Five
- Cokeville Hish Scores Single Point Victory
- Jack Dempsey on Road to Recovery
- February 16 is Final Date for Stadium Bids
- Thirty- Year- Old Mother First Woman to Cross Catalina Channel
- Canadians Lose Tilt to Portland Rosebuds
- New York Rangers Halt Pirate Winning Streak
- Pocatello Team Wins over Midway Outfit
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- Current Attractions
- George M. Graham of Murray Dies at Age 51
- Raiding officers Burn Still Found in Dugout
- Wilford H. Allen to be Buried at Springville
- Former S. L. Doctor Dies in San Francisco
- 'Flaming Forest' Thrilling Feature at the Victory
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- Pla Negri Wins Triumph in Play at the Paramount
- Paris Acclaims U. S. Boy Violinist
- Popular Return of 'Old Homestead' Seen at Wilkes
- 'Abie's Irish Rose' Opens Tuesday
- Shoshone Forest Bill Passes House
- Society
- Mrs. Leatherwood Honored Guest
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- Gratifying News
- Arrange Them Yourself
- "A Diligent, Steady Worker"
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Idlers Stay Home
- The Growth of Myth
- Classics Vs. Sex
- Just Folks
- As I Remember
- Now and Then
- Know Utah
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- All at Sea
- What's Your Pet Peeve
- Honoring Womanhood
- To Patch Plaster
- The Fuhn Sho
- In New York
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1927-02-07 | Page 5 | Art in Road Signs Urged in England
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1927-02-07 |
| 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/s6gj0snd |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gj0snd |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Art in Road Signs Urged in England |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1927-02-07 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gj0snd/17829244 |