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- Flashes
- Remnant of Blue Forces Proudly March in Denver
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- Chicago Boy, Freed without Ransom, Pocks out Photos of Two Abductors
- Play Proves Thin Stuff until Last Few Minutes, When "Manassa Mauler"
- Motor Trouble Halts Rome Hop
- Vare Election Charges Bring Violent Argument
- Aimee in France; Goes to Paris
- Amnesty Accepted by 1775 Nicaragua Rebels
- Officers Throw Tear Gas Bombs to Stop Revolt
- Burgess Named Panama Governor
- With the Candidates
- Texas Bourbons Call on Hoover
- Doesn't Care If She Never Sees Another Racquet
- Crime Increase in N. Y. Reported
- Mexico to Have Dry President If Gil Gets Post
- Curtis Heckled at Iowa Speech
- Daily Political Summary
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- Power Men Buy Hoover Address
- Florida Death Toll Mounts to 400
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- Hope for Harmony in G. O. P. Increased by Labrum Withdrawal
- H. C. Beck Named as Candidate
- Sheriff, Kelly Hurl Counter Charges
- Officers Seck Three Boys as Club Robbers
- Attorneys for Judd Will Ask Appeal Delay
- Grant School Girl Missing from Home
- Utah Farm Bureau Sets Meeting Date
- Road Funds Received
- Auto Driver to Face Trial for Fatal Collision
- Crippled Newsie, Main Support of Family, is Dead
- Warrant Issued for Alleged Robber
- Parents Ask Help in Seeking Missing Girl
- 92-Year-Old Farmer is Arrested on Charge of Making 'Moonshine'
- Midvale Home Has Big Dog Family
- Italian Consul Praises Il Duce
- War Veteran Sought.
- Insurance Taxes Total $122, 075
- Gets Appointment
- 'Working Papers' to be Asked in County Budget
- Alleged S. L. Swindler Wanted in Seattle
- Mate Choked Her on Xmas Eve, Wife Charges
- Army of Turkeys Devastates Horde of Grasshoppers
- Rio Grande Offer to Build Dotsero Line Disclosed
- New Tourist Record Set at Yellowstone
- Soft Drink License of Wanger Revoked
- Democratic Chairmen Requested to Meet
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- Smith Answers Eight Questions on Farm Aid, Prohibition , Tariff
- Smith Playing Double Came, Moses Claims
- Italian Reported Slain by Jugoslav Guards
- Bond Permit Asked
- Florida Storm Victims Tell of Narrow Escapes
- Maxfields Have Son.
- Murder Ranch Hunt Continues
- Geo. M. Hanson to be Buried at Fillmore
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- Saturday Marks Official Opening of Football Schedules in U. S.
- Legion to Name Boxing Committee within Few Days
- Ade Mitchell Joins Eliminated Golfers
- Men Poloists Easily Beat Feminine Stars
- Bruce Caldwell to Play 'Pro' Football
- It's His Third College
- Rated High as Golfer
- But She Sure Has Speed
- West High, Eureka Elevens Change Site for Friday's Battle
- Big Ten Aspirants Hear Football Day and Night
- Lott, Hennessey Will Play Again as Doubles Team
- Colorado Grid Officials Will Interpret Rules
- Bernice Wall, Hagen Win Doubles Match
- Rickard Signs Paulino for Four Major Fights
- This Was some Pitching
- Might Make an Outfielder
- To Join Pirates Soon
- Utah Football May Have "Brother Act"
- 1927 Pilot, Stroke Appointed Acting Coach at Wisconsin
- Richards, Kozeluh Headline Tourney at Forest Hills
- Leopard Juniors Again Triumph in Class Series
- Women's International Poloists Play Sunday
- 'Hurry-Up' Yost Inspires Every Regular on Team before Games
- Nevada Netter May Get Berth in '28 Ranking
- Montana Coach Has Good Line on Candidates
- Please Page the Army
- Sewell May P;Ay Third
- Report of Loughran, Walker Bout Correct, Says Kearns While Here
- Youthful Tennis Aces Gain Places in 1928 Rankings
- Chick Evans Weds New Jersey Girl; Now on Honeymoon
- Midvale Drops 3-Game Series to Nevada Nine
- Hulbert Not Seeking A. A. U. Office Again
- Starting Elevens Tentatively Picked at B. Y. U., Utah Aggies
- Benny Leonard Seriously [Illegible]
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- Lawlessness and the Courts
- The Hurricane's Fury
- Applied Resourcefulness
- Know Utah
- Self-Advertising
- Money Matters
- The Sentinel
- This Date in American History
- Little Joe Says
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- World's Window
- A Washington Bystander
- Fired 19 Weeks Ago, Stewart Still on Job
- Local News
- Local News
- Telling the World
- Local News
- Local News
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- Mining, Financial and Commercial News
- Assessments
- Mining, Oil and Financial Notes
- Steel Business Good
- Oil Curtailment
- Dividends
- Cotton Market
- Investment Trusts
- N. Y. Bond Market
- Grains, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- Local Securities
- Sugar Market
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Metals and Money
- Wall Street Briefs
- Rubber Market
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- Markets at a Glance
- N. Y. Quotations
- Traders on Big Board Nervous
- Wool Market
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- Coolidge's Aid Now Looked for in Rail Dispute
- Western Air to Build Hangars at S. L. Airport
- Speed Urged on Gas Hearing
- Women Choose 1929 Committee at C. C.
- Pick Convention City
- Wheat Market Scores Gains
- Mrs. Mancy Kerr, Pioneer of 1848, Dies at Richmond
- Officers Will Guard Heflin during Speech
- Livestock
- Ad Firm to Open Ogden Offices
- Carbon Schools Revise Schedule
- Blues Triumph in Women's Match at Country Club
- Sundstrom Takes Bowling Tourney at Liberty Park
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- Women Voters to Hold Meeting
- Two Enter Race for Salt Lake Judgeships
- Republican Women to Hold Lucheon Series
- Salt Laker Receives Hoover Club Post
- Senator Smoot Starts Work of Campaign
- Burns Reconsiders Yankee Contract
- Nelson, Visser Draw in Thrilling Bout
- Delightful Luncheon for Popular Bride
- Foreman Will Meet Bamberger for Golf Honors
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- 63 Teachers Get Certificates
- Lip Reading Class Planned Friday
- S. L. Social Worker Indorses Gov. Smith
- National Worker in Y. W. C. A. to Visit S. L.
- $176,000 Collected in Gas Taxes in August
- Copper Wire, Sockets Stolen from Plant
- Straw Vote Taken
- Forage Scanty on Utah Ranges, Weather Report
- Farewell Will be Given Missionaries
- Music Book Author to Address U. E. A. Meet
- Burglar Gets Valuable Papers at Coal Office
- Woman Suffers Broken Arm in Auto Crash
- Contract Awarded
- Hearing Delayed on Mayer's Petition
- Insurance Available for Canadian Veterans
- 12-Passenger Airplane Makes Trip to S. L.
- Women Win Further Rights from League
- Plan Auditorium Drive
- Committee Elects
- To Teach Class
- Farmer Killed, 2 Others Hurt in Auto Crash
- S. L. Legion to Install Oct.2
- Frosts Reported in Northeastern Idaho
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- Young Named to Oppose Walsh in Massachusetts
- William Haines Picture at Pantages
- Fary Astor Film [Illegible] Paramount Today
- The Tiny Mites
- Few Parents Able to See Their Child Critically
- Current Attractions
- Couple Found Dead in Home Believed Slain
- Joins Opium Pact
- Clara Bow Heads Capitol Bill in 'the Fleet's In'
- Beer Plant Found in Apple Storehouse
- A. G. Bowman Buys Pinecrest Inn Summer Resort
- Morrow Returns
- Officers Named in West High Band
- Fire Destroys Tow Coast Lumber Mills
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-09-19 | Page 4 | Colorado Grid Officials Will Interpret Rules
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1928-09-19 |
| 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/s6tq7985 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tq7985 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Colorado Grid Officials Will Interpret Rules |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1928-09-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 4 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tq7985/17898544 |