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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 3 | Sargent Urges Law
| 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 | Sargent Urges Law |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1926-10-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | SARGENT UH URGE LA lAW s pr U. U S. S Attorney Genera Speaker Before the thc Bar S JA KANSAS SAS CITY Mo 0 I United Press Press Press- Need for forthe forthe 0 the public conscience and th tho I from Ita iL laxity and lethargy lethag I carding law enforcement stressed here today by J Jo n Sargent attorney general of United States In an address the Missouri Bar association He dealt with wilh law general and cited the situation as a particular exan exa The attorney general tn ta ked attitude attitude prevailing among 1 breakers that there is s a am enright m en right to violate the law taw bee bec e It Interferes with desire I submit to you as law Jaw whether you are for a prohibit law or against a J that this proposition that on ona 1 justified in violating the l ir wj cause it conflicts with hl his c C 3 j I I choice chole desire profit l to be listened to without In protest from every citizen who the safety of society at hea gent Buyers of illegal liquor c If rn m for arraignment when the atio aHo general charged the man wh who wh i another to commit an offense nse j being equally guilty with the who receives the money and the act p I am tim asking you to raise voices In public and in rl against such conduct and ining in lob W Wins ing ins the man who to secure he wants pa pays s others to to co COD crime that he is teaching t tt t to take from him what theY and as they can can by whatever is necessary Sargent said |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6349t1m/19843422 |