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- Bernstein Says Murder Charge Offers Puzzle
- Wife Directs Oil Business for Husband
- Oklahoma Youth Admits Boxcar Murder
- St. Louis Wll No Doubt Deny This
- Jones Appointed on Neutral Board
- Suit for $35,000 Damages Follows Free Speech Test
- Liner Transfers 750 Passengers While in Midsea
- Principal Bankers of World Decide International Loan to Germany is Now Impossible
- Pays Borad for Privilege of Jail
- One Man Killed and Big Damage Done by Storm
- Swiss Bankers Have Claim on Mexico
- I. C. C. Paves Way for Lower Rates
- Surly Janitor Will Recognize Foch next Time
- Lenin's Reported Death Unconfirmed
- Shriners Roll Onward toward Pacific Mecca
- Court Warns Boy of Woman's Wrath
- Slight Earthquake Felt at Salinas
- Cuba Bankrupt, Treasurer Reports
- Weather Forecast for Coming Week
- Pepper Succeeds Boies Penrose on Committee
- Alleged Idaho Slayer Placed under Arrest
- Wealthy Oil Man Seeks Heart Balm
- Walsh Promises Coal Price Probe
- Slain Woman's Husband Takes Test for Lying
- Mace Was Member of Gand of Burglars
- Bloodhounds Used to Trail Slayer
- Christian Scientists Cause Doctors Toe Resign
- Sales Corporation in Now Perfected
- Students Must Know Basic Law of United States
- Woman's Honor More Valuable than Man's Life
- Four Hurt N Riot at Indiana Mine
- Governor Recalls Twain's days as Prospector
- Banana Peel Slip Fatal When Man Falls 4 Stories
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- Bedouin Temple Band and Patrol of Musokogee Okla., Arrives Here
- Finger Prints May Solver Mystery
- Woman is Held on Fraud Charge
- Mysterious Death is Being Probed
- Are Seeking for Father and Brother
- Wife is Arrested at Keota, Colo
- Roberts Killed in Battle with Police Officers
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- Banker Senses Political Plot on U. S. Reserve
- Negro Taken as Murder Suspect
- Dry Atmosphere Withers Lawns and Utah Crops
- Increase Shown in Steel Demand
- Officials in Ogden
- Applications for Water
- Plan to Kill Exiles Disclosed
- Southern Leaders Would be Cautious
- Five-Cent Car Fare is Denied
- Millionaire to Back Growers in Grain Mart
- German Plans Upset by Bankers' Action
- Russians Ready to Start Colony
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- Clubs Move to Correct Idaho's Routing Claims
- Cornerstone of Canal Zone Chapel
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- Livestock Traders to Name Officers
- Alters Sex by Use of X-Ray
- Society
- Jury Convicts on Prohibition Charge
- Whitney Appointed
- Services Held for Early Resident
- Thompson is Held on Auto Charges
- Gasoline Price to Get Airing
- Many Senators Back Bonus Measure
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- Subway Will Puzzle Color Blind Folks
- Program for S. S. Convention
- Sermon Topics
- Pacific Fleet to Plan Maneuvers
- Japanese Fishing Boats Are Seized
- Serious Disorders at the Reily Mine
- Steamship Rate Battle Spreads
- Murray Residence Damaged by Fire
- Unfilled Steel Tonnage is Large
- Dr. Lace Visiting in Northern Iowa
- Hebrews Launch Convention Plans
- Music
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- Logan Finances Delegates' Trip
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- Pacific States Spend Billions
- Butte Man is Given Office
- Canyon Camps in Logan Praised
- Prisoner Accused of Stealing Sheep
- Song Service
- Band is Honored
- Support Assured on Highway Matter
- Victim of Murder Resided at Boise
- Licensed to Wed
- Logan Canyon Road Cleared of Snow
- Homecoming Day is Being Planned
- Big Feed Mill May be Able to Operate
- Train Holdup is Staged for Shrine Benefit
- Guilty of Assault is Verdict Given
- Tuberculosis Board to Consider Bids
- Legion Auxiliary Formed at Kaysville
- Logan Officials to Enforce Water Rates
- Annual Jersey Show Marked by Parade
- Cannot Resign because Council Will Not Meet
- Brief Illness is Fatal to Woman
- Program of Rotary Devoted to Flag
- Seed Pooling Discussed
- Playgrounds Open for Season's Work
- American Falls Has Surplus in Bank
- Will Investigate the Dubois Project
- War on Mosquitoes in Idaho Planned
- Club Members to Eat Strawberries
- Service Star Body Conducts Program
- Kiwanians Foster Playgrounds Idea
- Swimming Pool Opening Planned
- Issues Licenses
- Meeting is Called
- Railroad Plans Considered
- Leaves for Cruise
- Choir Gives Farewell
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- Appropriations Bill for Navy Reported Out
- True is Known in California Police Circles
- Carload of Pigeons Released for Race
- St. Paul Selected for next Meeting
- Departments to be Consolidated
- Current Attractions
- Adjudication of Question Expeced
- Ancient Bill is Finally Made Law
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- Puget Sound to Get Lower Rates
- Russian Rubles Called "Leemons''
- Observations of Mars Will Reach Climax
- Cereal Crops Show Increase
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- Wireless Service to be Discontinued
- Thriller De Luxe Coming to Paramount
- Charles Ray Star in Feature at Gem
- Everybody's Night at Lagoon
- Big Theatrical Deal Touches Salt Lake
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- Dissensions in Klan Ranks seen
- How Northwestern "Mounties" Train Steeds
- Millions of Dead Fish Washed Ashore
- Students Given Their Diplomas
- Business Heads Must Look to Service
- Union Demands Rent Decrease
- Urge Government to Take Action
- K. D. L
- Replace Temple
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- Plans Control of All Coffee
- This Landlord Favors Children
- Accuses Gandhi of Designing
- Court to Hear Gravel Motions
- Labor Leaders Warn of Crisis Which Impends
- Japanese Army to be Reduced
- Why Not Lower Bankers' Wages
- Japanese Prices Fail to Recede
- Unsung Philanthropy
- Zinc Mines Opened
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- Farmers Show Valuation for Board Benefit
- Investigation of Shooting Being Made by Officers
- M'millin Held Not Guity by Jury of Eight
- Boys Arrested after Burglary at Small Store
- Geologist Arrives
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- Voggas Fined for Misuse of Postal Service
- Permission Given to Take Evidence for Wood Trial
- Taxes Received from Estate of Mrs. Mary Wall
- Church Leaders Address Meetings of M. I. A. Workers
- Georgeous Circus Parade Thrills Thousands Al G. Barnes Street Pageant Wins Approval
- Rehearsal is Planned
- Mrs. Christensen Dies
- Weber Asks Aid for Crippled Men
- Trade Tourists to Visit Cache
- Paralytic Stroke Fatal
- Commission of Experts Urged
- Salt Lake City Plays Host to Many Shriners
- Kiddies Enjoying Sights of Circus to Full Extend
- Circus Owner to Tell Radio Fans of Wild Animals
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- Salt Lake Golfer Playing Today for Title of Northwest
- Consolation Note: Bees Can't Lose Game next Monday
- All Swat Stars of Major Leagues Go into Slump as Hurlers Show Improvement
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- Veteran Major Leaguer is Pleased by Penson Given for This Faithful Service
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- Speaker Pays Tribute to Memory of Dunn
- Kid Dugan Kayoes Potter in Second
- Trojans after Go with Gobs
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- Injuries Cause Postponement
- Los Angeles Field to be Finished for Big Games
- Only Five Horses Entered in Race
- Ex-Champ Puts up Poor Exhibition
- Von Elm is Entered in Another Title Tourney
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- Good Effect of Building Boom
- King Coal to Pay 15 Cents
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- Some Libertys Make Records
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- New York Bond and Stock Markets
- Metal Markets Are Stronger
- Wheat Prices Have Setback
- Wheat Eases off at Close
- Salt Lake City
- Regular Kernel
- Real Estate Transfers
- Elephant Brand
- Boston Stocks
- Livestock Markets
- Tintic and Park City Shipments for Week
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- Page 12
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- Five Generations - All "Girls"
- School Prof Gains Fame as Coach
- Vulgar Curiosity
- Ray and Mitchell after Golf Title
- And Now Paper Rain Capes
- Radio Spakrs
- Abe Mitchell Wins Golfing Honors
- Radio Primer
- Deaths
- T. Rickard Agrees with Champions
- Handicap Tourney for Club Members
- Stage Finals of Tourney Today
- Sunday Shoot to be Held at Fort
- Jimmy Dykes Hit by Pitched Ball
- Yankees and Browns in an Interesting Series
- Annual Tennis Book Makes Appearance
- Hurley Elected Captain
- Notices
- Notice to Creditors
- Probate and Guardianship Notice
- Notice to Contractors
- Funerals
- Delinquent Notice
- White Slavers Alleged Brutes
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-06-10 | Page 12 | School Prof Gains Fame as Coach
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1922-06-10 |
| 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/s6hx5fg1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6hx5fg1 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | School Prof Gains Fame as Coach |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1922-06-10 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 12 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6hx5fg1/18133407 |