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- Reclaiming of West Urged
- National Budget of Party is Submitted for Senate Probe
- Hays Testimony False, Replies Governor Cox in Speech at Columbus
- Drop in Prices Seen by Chamber
- Delegate Loses His Pocketbook
- U. S. Will Sell Wooden Fleet
- Latin General is Dead in N. Y.
- Earthquake Felt in South Dakota
- Geologist Dies.
- Officers Moved.
- Mrs. De Valera Comes to U. S.
- Lord Mayor's Life Drawing near to End
- Canada Wood Exports Growing
- Georgia Women Get State Vote
- Governor Calls Suffrage Session
- Wool Unchanged.
- Civil War Rules at Belfast
- Rushing Cars Here to Move Wheat Crop
- Peace Envoys Ask Instruction
- Woman Uses Blacksnake to Halt Elopers
- Johnson Will Tour for Party
- Brooklyn Strike May Tieup N. Y.
- "Antis" Offering Swedish Bill
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- Government Sues for Land to Build U. S. Arsenal
- Fireman Given Term in Jail
- Director Puts End to Extract Traffic
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- Largest Drainage District in Utah, Cache County Plan
- Sheep Laws to be Enforced by Governor
- Lynch Signs Checks for Defunct Bank
- Sugar on Toboggan; Local Price Declines
- Infant's Cries Reveal Blaze
- Granite District Institute Opened
- Burglars Reflect Varied Fancies in Selection of Loot
- Telegram Folk Ready for Outing
- Teachers Are Deserting for Higher Wages
- Logan School to Give Cups to Utah Press
- Cox in Salt Lake on September 15
- Hoare Visits.
- Institute of Teachers Opens
- 40 Aliens Prepare for Citizenship
- Baby Born
- Brisk Buying is Feature of Ram Sale by Growers
- Checker Club Given License to Stay Open
- Resignation of Two City Workers Taken
- Utah's Officers Praised in Order
- Police Asked to Find Wagon Wheels
- G. O. P. County Delegates Called
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- Page 4
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- Ernie, Meet Miss I. M. Luck; "Red," Shake with Kid Disaster
- Trapshooters Gar.
- McCarthy Hangs New Ban on Bill Rumler for Period of 5 Years
- Diamond Dust
- Dempsey is Still Same Old Ring Tiger
- Coast League Series with American Association is Off
- How y Stand
- Sourn Association
- Scholastic Gridders Begin Fall Buzz; Coach Romney Frames Busy Season
- Crimson Warriors Hear Call of Mole Skins
- With Boxers
- Local Rifle Sharks Develop 'Buck Fever'
- Local News
- Belgian Cops Pull a "Hard Boiled Smith"
- Daniels Cables Navy Crew Congratulations
- Golf Tournament Won by Richmond
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- Page 6
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- National League
- American League
- Costly Honeymoon.
- Five Grid Coaches.
- Grand Circuit Race Results
- Dempsey and Miske Both Resume Boxing
- Western League
- Independents
- Hit by Pitched Ball; near Death
- American Association
- Bender to Shoot.
- Dallas Prospers.
- Ivory is Scarce.
- Potatoes Luxury in Philippines
- Oil Refineries Win Eir Way
- Planes Control Fishing.
- Los Angeles Votes on War Memorial
- Turk Leader's Life Atempted
- Plan Dry Honduras.
- Neff is Leading in Texas Race
- Fifty Carloads of Melons Given Away
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- Page 8
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- Packers Tell Plan to Dispose of Stocky9rds
- Jones Has Second Narrow Escape
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- Burglars Loot Pastor's House
- Roads to Operate without U. S. Guarantee
- President Grant Returns Home
- Orpheum Manager Luncheon Speaker
- Second Attempt to Take Life Thwared
- County Given Water Survey
- Owners of Ditch to Face Charges
- Pageant to be Given at Park
- Nominee Claims Many Conversions
- Sreetcar Crashes into Street Curb
- Page 9
- Page 10
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- United States over "Peak"
- New York Curb Close
- Boston Curb
- Wholesale Dairy Produce
- Kansas City Livestock.
- New York Sugar.
- New York Dairy.
- Clearing House
- Business Barometer
- Boston Stocks
- Wall Street.
- Salt Lake Livestock.
- Chicago Dairy.
- Good Month is Ended on S. L. Exchange
- Local Listed Stocks
- Omaha Livestock.
- Chicago Potatoes.
- Oil Tank Farm in Osage Field Planned
- New York Stock List
- Chicago Livestock.
- New York and London Silver.
- Kansas City Dairy.
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- Utah Has Second Largest Silver Producer
- Chicago Grain and Provisions.
- Salt Lake Metal Market
- Building Permits.
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- Advance in Rails due to Floor Traders
- Investment Securities
- New York Cotton.
- New Suits Filed.
- Vital Statistics
- New York Money.
- Minneapolis Grain.
- Liberty Bonds.
- Deaths and Funerals.
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- Page 12
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- K. of C. Honored by Roman Prelates
- Health Crusade Gains Followers
- Women Celebrate Suffrage Victory
- Find Bible Trees.
- Local News
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- Germans Awaiting Lifting of Ban
- Forty Schools of Nevada Closed for Lack of Teachers
- New Semaphore is Tested by Police
- Additional Dates for Gov. Cox Tour
- Heat Guages in Citrus Industry
- England's Coal Exports Stopped
- Sister Mary's Kitchen
- Local News
- Cal. Voters at State Primaries
- Local News
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- Page 15
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- World Looking to America for Motors
- Pastor Guilty of "Love Making"
- Local News
- Japan Emperor's Condition is Critical
- Mexico Moves Against Radicals
- Oregon Lake is Disappearing
- Boy Injured in Accident
- Alimony Reduced.
- Eight Arrested for Denver Riot
- Jap Official's Life Attempted
- To Bomb Ducks.
- Drinks Poison on Street.
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1920-08-31 | Page 14 | Excessive Fare Brings $5 Fine
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1920-08-31 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6v13c60 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v13c60 |
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| Article Title | Excessive Fare Brings $5 Fine |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1920-08-31 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 14 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v13c60/19163002 |