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- Yankees Capture First Came of Series
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- Aimee Hearing is Adjourned until Monday
- No Candidates
- Bullets Fly in bloodless Fight at Klan Meeting
- Probe Continues into Death of Col. Williams
- Minneapolis is Chosen for the next W. C. T. U. Meeting
- Chinese Charged with False Entry
- Pilots Team to Victory
- Germany Ready to Debate War Guilt Question
- Separate Trial in Hall Case Granted
- Police Suppress Disorder as Four Die on Gallows
- Five Burned to Death in Hotel
- Man Killed with Gun in Identified
- Politics Turned Aside for Probe on Farm 'Facts'
- Father Firm on School Attitude
- Famous Comedian is Seriously Ill
- 7 Burned to Death in Plane Crash
- Quake in Sumatra
- Northwestern 'U' Moves into New Skyscraper Home
- Red Cross Leader Says Florida Aid Work Nullified
- Government Wins Another Point in Naval Oil Cases
- Missionaries in China Reported to be Desperate
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- State Fair Opens on Saturday Morning amid Frenzied Activity
- Half Million is 2 Paid on Saturday for Utah Oil Land
- Appeal Renewed for Florida aid
- Officers of Relief Society in Session
- Plane from Pasco Had Motor Trouble
- Welch Alimony Case Settle out of Court
- Clothing Stolen from Home of John Young
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- Rates on Farm Crops Assailed
- Decrease is Shown in Week's Births
- Automobile Mishaps Less than Year Ago
- Extra Fire Guard Necessitated by Hunting Season
- Claims Robbery, but is Locked up on Drunk Charge
- Half Million Asked in Rail Traffic Suit
- Utah's Compensation Law of High Standing
- Denies Attempt at Criminal Assault
- Lane Named Castle Gate Relief Committeeman
- Fraud Alleged
- Banker Talks on Trade Situation
- Hindenburg Marks His 79th Birthday
- Thomas and Page to Speak at Club Meet
- Ephraim Youth Hurt When Struck by Auto
- Birth Announced
- Solons to be Asked to Creat Welfare Board
- Changes Name to Win Girl Court Clears Road to Altar
- Forty-Two File Petitions with Pardons Board
- Utah-Idaho Central to be Sold Nov. 5
- Pleads Guilty to Assault on Girl
- Infidelity is Alleged in Suit for Divorce
- Mrs. M. M. Halliday Dies
- Bicyclist Hurt When Struck by Municipal Truck
- Banquet Speaker Lauds Service Clubs
- Error Murder Trail is Set for Nov. 15
- Boxelder Teachers Elect New Officers
- Persistent Violator Sentenced to Prison
- G. O. P. County Convention is in Full Swing
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- World Court is Topic in Capital
- Reces Taken in Daugherty Trial
- Officers Elected by Order De Molay
- Church and Science Not in Conflict, Says Bishop
- Women Golf Experts Frown upon Knickers for Fair Sex
- Illinois Town Again Flooded
- Kaysville High School Class Officers Selected
- Twelve Film Cowboys Hurt Making Pictures
- Murdock Nominated for State Senator
- Boy Injured
- German Arrested by French for Striking Officer
- French Deputy is on Way to Annual Legion Gathering
- About 13,250 Killed by Autos in Eight Months
- Electric Service
- Hydroairplane Craft of Future, Cobham, English Flier, Says
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- Trophy is Given to Idaho Legion
- Maximum Attendance at Davis County Schools
- Nominations Made by Summit G. O. P.
- Funeral Service Held for Floyd O. Hickman
- Salina Roller mills Burned
- Kathryn Fryer is Awarded Alimony
- Queen Marie to Start Trip Sunday
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- Bus Driver Dies after Collision
- American Tug is Pressed into Nicaragua Revolt
- Coolidge Opposes U. S. Marketing German Bonds
- Sargent Urges Law
- Lady Astor Gives Virginia 'U'
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- High School Grid Squads Open 1926 Campaign in Great
- Carlaris Runs Fifth in Allage Handicap
- President's Cup Play Opens at Nibley Park
- Fights Last Night
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- Opening Tilts Are Played in Northern Loop; Logan Wins
- Carbon Wins Grid Contest from Eureka
- National Golf Champ Suffers Hand Injury
- West High Student Body Watches Panther Team Win
- Provo Plays Granite Six to Six Tie
- French Net Aces Given Great Ovation
- Jimmy Walp is Drafted by Reds for next Season
- White Sox Even Series with Cubs
- East, Midwest and Coast Team on Program Today
- National Turf Handicap Captured by Runpreserve
- Hawthorne Results
- Football Contests Are Postponed in Region 4
- Wasatch Academy Wins
- Ryan Captures Another
- Bidder Pays $2500 for Box Near
- Local News
- Two Mothers Will Do Battle for Glenna Collett's Golf Crown
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- In Salt Lake City Churches
- Street Named Chairman of Utah County G. O. P.
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- Democrats Select County Ticket
- Dies from Injuries
- Student Club
- Neils J. Olsen Dies at Home in Mt. Pleasant
- Mrs. Rella Lavern Wells Dies at Home in Brigham
- Ten Men in Cook County Jail Now Await Hanging
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- Stocks Rise Briskly
- Local Securities
- Cotton Market
- Dairy Produce, Grains, Provisions
- Wall Street's Close is Steady
- N. Y. Quotations
- Stock Market Averages
- Lead is Reduced to 8.65 Cents Pound
- Rubber
- Sugar Market
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- New York Bond Market
- Metals and Money
- Utah Ore Shipments
- Boston Wool Market
- Bond Market Averages
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-10-02 | Page 2 | Forty-Two File Petitions with Pardons Board
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1926-10-02 |
| 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/s6349t1m |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6349t1m |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Forty-Two File Petitions with Pardons Board |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1926-10-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | two Forty-two File Pile Petitions With Pardons Board Boal d two Forty applicants for clemency clem clem- ency have filed petitions with the state board of pardons and their cases will be heard at the coming coining meeting of or the board oard at the state prison on Saturday ber October 16 The list follows For pardon pardon Charles Charles G. G Pug- Pug mire For termination Warren termination Warren A. A Kenneth Gardner Donald Donald Don Don- ald aId Morris Kane ane John Markins l Tony Salerno Salorno Henry Williams Jose A. A Sanchez Frank Lear Burton Bur Burton Burton Bur ton Hanold James Tames Mendez Charles H. H Criddle Harry HalT Hardy William Villiam Bonney Mike Finnan Concepcion Delgado J J. C. C Markham Mary MaryLee MaryLee MaryLee Lee Jean Foy Fey Joseph Alexander George Leland Har Harry Harr- Kennedy Richard Richart Gordon Wil Wilbur ur Wilson Raymond Barrett James Jm es Fotopulos John King Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Law Law- rence C. C ry Ne George M. M Dwyer James Edw Jones Joseph Eli Maringer For parole parole Jesse Jesse S. S Hunt Bert Hansen Harold Grover George McBride 1 George L. L White Bernard Bernard Bernard Ber Ber- nard Jensen George Leo Loo Charles Murano |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6349t1m/19843383 |