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- School Board Will Reduce 1924 Tax Levy
- Big Increase Shown in Utah Tourist Travel
- One Year Man Stands Prepared for Grim Reaper
- Dictaphone is Admitted in 'Salting' Case
- Confides Plans to 'Friends' and Lands in Jail
- Vaudeville Show
- Edwin Thomas Woolley Dies from Appendicitis
- Utah Scenes Featured
- Samuel Newhouse Patient at Hotel
- Miller - Cahoon Receiver Named for Idaho Area
- April Building Permits Reachy $575,625 Total
- Remembers Unfortunate
- Two - Year Old is Early Guest of Bastile Matron
- Coming Benedict is Advised by Court
- Essay Contest on Camps Ends May 10
- Schayer Must Face Jury on Embezzlement
- Salt Lake to Have Another Theatre, Said
- Woman, 83 and Child Injured by Automobiles
- Rising Lake Level Menaces S. P. Trestle
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- Plans Considered for Power Line
- Auerbach Official Leaves Hospital
- Former S. L. Man Here to Claim Fugitive
- Court Dubious on Disposition of 42 Gallons
- Road Merger Opposed Only by Denverites
- Society Women to Appear in Fashion Revue
- False Stories Charged in U. S. Liquor Action
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- Bees Capture First Game of Series from Settle Indians
- Scenic Line Leads Tuesday League
- Juniors Cop Wasatch Academy Track Meet
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- Logan High Wins Dual Track Meet
- In the Big Show
- Neslen and Haymond to Play for Title
- East Golf Tourney Reaches Semifinals
- For the Hall of Fame
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- Diamond Dust
- Havers Ockenden Leave for home
- Orr Becomes Pilot of Shreveport Team
- Police Protected Lewis after Bout
- Curley to Help Chicagoan with Carpentier Bout
- Preston High Easy Winner in Marathon
- With the Coasters in Big Leagues
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- Thursday Evening Division Baseball Nines Swing into Action Tomorrow
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- The Nut Cracker
- West High Tightens Hold on First Place in Division Race
- Net Officials Refuse to Comment on Richards' Case
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- Records at Stake in Olympic Benefit Swin
- Bryant and South Lead Junior Highs
- A. C. Captain Confined to Home with Measles
- 'Dad' Callahan Honored at Banquet
- Olympic Rugby Team Holds First Practice
- Olympic Fund Gets $45,000 from Bouts
- Landis to Attend League Opening
- U. S. Rugby Team Resting in Paris
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- Current Attractions
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- Society
- Moose Carnival Attracts Large Crowds
- "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Big Orpheum Hit
- Unusual Plot in New Griffith Film
- Sanpete County to Have 37 Delegates
- Al Jolson Music at Saltair Tonight
- Milk Fund Benefit Financial Success
- University Students Join Lyceum Company
- "Trifling with Honor" New Film at Gem
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- Southeast Hit by Tornadoes; Go Die, Report
- Burton Given Keynoter O. K. by Committee
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- Steady Drinkers Live Longer than Total Abstainers, Scientist Shows
- Jail Breakers Shoot Marshal of Colo. Town
- December May Lovers Vanish
- Berkeley Quake Rattles Windows
- Police Chief Slain by Own Assistant
- Mellon's Reduction Accepted by Senate
- Roosevelt Chosen Smith Chairman
- Boise Judge and Woman Exonerated
- Crusaders Persist on World Court
- Electrical Worker Accused of Murder
- 1000 Disinfected at Arizona Line
- Requisition Issued for Alleged Yegg
- Games Postponed
- Dire Threat Comes with Escape Bribe
- Alberta Brewers Agree on Tariff
- Yields $1000 to California Men
- Arbitration Fails in Actors; Demand
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- Conferees Reach Bonus Agreement
- $50,000 Fire at Casper
- 'Dry' Senators Are Accused of 'Thirst'
- Sen King Urges Watch on Japan
- California Ready to Test Embargo
- Coolidge Camp Claims 825 Votes
- Committee Favors Banks
- Swindling Game Gave Him Thrill
- Former Indiana Governor Must Serve 10 Years
- Roumanian Princess Picked by Gossips as Wales' Bride
- Illeana Just Jolly Kid, Prince's Term
- Ulula Finishes First at Epson Down
- League Delegates Close Convention
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- Norris Stamps W. G. Waldo as Ford Emissary
- Taylor Family is Trailed by "Jinx'
- Jeremy Company Loses Coal Case
- Decision Affirmed
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- Girl Shy
- Saki Plant Found in False Basement
- Ban on False Films Asked
- "U" Students Prepare for Work Friday
- Coolidge Much Interested in Gas Problem
- S. L. Scouting Methods Will be Model Plan
- Engineers Meet May 1
- Initiation May 1
- Industrial Body Allows Claims in Five Cases
- Steiner Organizes Jews of Pocatello
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-04-30 | Page 11 | Games Postponed
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1924-04-30 |
| 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/s6j1459f |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6j1459f |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Games Postponed |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1924-04-30 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6j1459f/18923639 |