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- Burning Mine in California Imprisons 48
- Locomotive Impact Tears Body to Pieces
- Chita Delegation Meet Japanese Soon
- Harding Swayed by Dislike for Govt. Control
- So the People may Know
- First Step is Taken toward Higher Wages
- Blonde Woman in Bergen Case has been Found
- Property Owner Claims Fire Engine
- Maker of Official Seal is Dead at 68
- Ford Shutdown not Applicable to other Plants
- Work to Start Soon on Local Bank and Depot
- Woman Rhymes Her Views in Congress Race
- Aviator Dies as Plane Falls in View of 2000
- Mexicans may Copy American Dry Law
- Ku Klux Candidate is Winner in Texas
- Naval Sailor is near Deah after Big Riot
- Aircraft to Hunt Rum Running Fliers Says Dry Official
- Swedes Note "No" Emphatically on Chance to go Dry
- Canadian Robbers Blow Bank Safe; Escape with $10,000
- Premier to Turn Memoirs to Charity
- Georgia Churchman Given Texas Post
- Germans Ban Fur Sales to Foreigners
- Luxury Imports to be Restricted
- National Troops Guard Cable Line
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- Moore Running Johnson Close in California
- Telegram's New K. D. Y. L. Station on Top of Newhouse Hotel Starts Broadcasting Tonight
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- Texas Mob Fails in Jail Attack to Lynch Negro
- Quit Work for Hour prior to Collins Rites
- May Ask Congress to Amend Statute
- Maintenance Men Ask $1175.04 a Year
- C. & A. Service at Standstill
- Kansas City Faces Gerneral Strike
- Lower Rates for Nevada Defeated
- Officers to View Body of Slain Teacher
- Presidential Party Returns to Capital
- Plan Advanced to Link World States Closer
- Alaska College Ready to Open
- New Jury will Probe Massacre
- Meat Packing not Affected by Strike
- Quenches Thirst---Builds Strength
- Swiss to Favor Germany in League
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- Ogden Schools to Reopen September 11
- Girls in Auto are Badly Hurt
- Delta behind Plan to Move Station
- Two More Medal for U. A. C. Students
- Logan Scholastic Committees Named
- Trainman Killed in Ogden Yards
- Political Notes
- Who will Pay?
- Local Briefs
- Four Endangered by Falling Plane
- Electrical Shock Fatal to Idaho Man
- Logan Cases Transferred
- Fair Displays Arranged
- Obregon Escapes as New Bridge Falls
- Band Concert Given
- Orpheum to Open
- To Name Delegates
- Teachers' Institute
- Help is Sent to Wrecked Steamer
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- Prosperity Extends to Banks
- Walker Makes Another Jump
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- Investment Securities
- New Oil Sand is Discovered
- Assessment Notices
- Extent of Stope Reported Increasing
- New York Bond and Stock Markets
- Foreign Trade Nearer Normal
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- Profit Taking Lowers Wheat
- Aviator Arrested for Disturbing Fans
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- Stock Issues are Increasing
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- Lower Rate on Peaches Sought
- K. D. Y. L.
- Two Killed, 30 Hurt in Havre Strike Battle
- Army Reduction Causes Change in Many Units
- Land Office Patent List is Published
- All-Star Baseball Clubs Coming West
- Files Report
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- Funeral Service for Frisco Man Tuesday
- Wallis to Control Roosevelt Standard
- Traffic Policeman Returns from East
- Police Unable to Help Find Girl
- Fruit Granding Benefit Shown
- Society
- Trade Trippers Arrange Stops
- 'Izzy' Carter Company will Arrive Tomorrow
- Amundsen Now Prepares for Air Trip
- Bank Merger in Ogden Approved
- Child Thrown from Auto Badly Hurt
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- Masons Gather for South Area Council Session
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- Baby Daughter
- Military Census and Crop Return are Being Taken
- Lafayette Day and Marne Anniversary Program Planned
- Automobile Owners Arrest Driver of Wild Car
- Chief of Staff Inspects Guard in Jordan Camp
- Saturday Accident Victim Identified
- Wasatch Club Plans Trip to Brighton
- Protest Meeting of One Man Car to be Held Tuesday
- Railroads Ask for Support to Reduce Rate on Potatoes
- Americanism on Old Lines Held Country's Need
- Ram Sale Begun at Stockyards
- Brigham Auto Pary in Crash
- Guards Shoot at Strikers in Milford Yards
- Fire Chief to Radio Message about Prevention
- Traffic Survey at Crossing Conclusive
- Shot in Wyoming Rum Raid, Man is Here in Hospital
- Keysor Killing may be Solved by Latest Clue
- Kane County Makes Big Tax Reduction
- Utah Consumption of Alcohol Shows Material Decrease
- Convention Fare
- Stage Line Protested
- Woman Hurt When Auto is Overturned
- To Elect Officers
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- New York Almost Sure of One end of the World's Series
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- Paly Begins in Scramble for Intermountain Tennis Laurels
- Sand Lot Golfers Play First Rounds in Qualifying Meet
- Professor Ayer's Appointment will Mean Coast Boost
- Knocked out Once in Twelve Years
- Logan Coach Seeks Football Talent
- Romney Names Assembly Date
- Ogden Wins Last Game from Peaches
- Special Notice
- Golf Contests on for Walker Cup
- Von Elm Awaiting Action of Golf Board
- Fanning with Farrell
- Fines, not Rain Checks, Issued
- Champ Hurdler Takes on Bride
- Ten Included in Los Angeles Team
- Weather Interferes in Circuit Opening
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- Sports through Eyes
- Sport Summary
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-08-28 | Page 10 | Knocked out Once in Twelve Years
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1922-08-28 |
| 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/s6ff7v6q |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ff7v6q |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Knocked out Once in Twelve Years |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1922-08-28 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 10 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ff7v6q/18167400 |