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- Fall and Doheny Plead Not Guity to Federal Conspiracy Charge
- Sufferers Quit Ancient City
- Wave Goes towards East
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- Emma Goldman to Start Stories in Telegram
- Father and Five Children Killed as Home Burns
- Hall-Mills Trial Will Recess Ons Armistice on Armistice Day
- Coolidge to Pay Visit to K. C., Kas,
- Missing Airman Not in Salt Lake
- Paddock Adits His Engagement to Bebe Daniels
- Loss of Sleep Held Good for Brain, but is Harmful to Body
- Leopold, Astrid Wed in Brussels
- Storm Kills 17 in LaPlata, Last Check Reveals
- Pastor Resigns in Face of Suits
- Censor Doesn't Disturb Queen Marie Bishop Nuelson Assails Royalty
- One Man is Shot during Battle among Workers
- Queen's U. S. Trip Arouse Hobos
- 9 Indicted for Mail Robbery
- Aged Statesman Seriously III
- Wet Leaders to Plan for Action
- Trial Passenger Flight Started
- Seven Arrested as Salt Lake Police Raid Underworld
- Trace Threats in Aimee Case
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- At U. of U. by '27 Seems Likely as Plans Are Made
- 51,304 Citizens of S. L. County Voted on Nov. 2
- Women Bourbons Honor Gov. Dern
- Bandit Talked out of Holdup
- Rotarians Witness Cadets on Parade
- Rev. Mitty Talks on Armistice Day before Chamber
- Autoist Charged with Failing to Report Accident
- Card Club Gets License; Another Sent to Chief
- Pied Piper to Begin War on Capitol Rats
- Good Weather Keeps Sea Gulls near Salt Lake
- Police Relieved from Providing Own Weapons
- Fort Infantry is Inspected by Frisco Officer
- John Gabbott, Pioneer of 1848, Dies at Home
- Huge Parade to Mark Armistice Days in Salt Lake
- Apartment Looted of Cash and Clothing
- Service Star Legion to Hold Services at 10:30
- C. of C. to Take Referendum on Redd Racing Law Ballot to Decide Attitude of Organization
- Veteran Songs to be Sent over Radio
- Business Bureau Work Important
- Poison Victim
- Oil Shows in Hiawatha Dome
- 'Experience' Does Not Pay Board Bills, Grace Says
- Motive Looms in Poison Case as Girl Talks
- Retention of Shade Tree Commission is Aked Dy Clubs
- $5000 Damage Suit Dismissed by Court
- Assault Hearing Goes over to next Monday
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- Uinta School to be Enlarged
- Governor Pardons Klan Riot Inciters
- Local News
- Hobos Protest Against Women Grabbing Rides
- Houdini Leaves Books
- Hunt Wild Doga
- He Walks to Ride
- Pastor is Alderman
- Explorer Reveals near Romance of King Tuts' Widow
- Local News
- Frisco Chinese Stage 'Jow Yin', Declaring Peace
- Private Airdrome for London Urged
- Three Iowa Banks Close
- Utility Board Weakness Cited
- Baldridge Has 26,671 Plurality
- Local News
- England Has Woman
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- Minnesota Boxing Commission Denies Fred Fulton Permit To
- Minnesota Gets Another Nickname
- Juarez Results
- Pimlico Results
- Tuffy O' Dow Will Battle "Duke" Potter
- Thunberg Takes Ice Skating Honors
- Vacant Feather Throne Will be Filled Shortly
- Grange Forced to Dany Me is Engaged Again
- Pocatello Will Meet Logan High as per Schedule
- Noted "Nose-Diver" Given Razz by Officials of Ring
- Cougars Are Determined to Get Revenge on Red Devils
- Pocatello May be out of Race
- American Bike Team is Ousted
- B. Y. U. Frosh Play Ricks Normal Thursday
- Coast League Slated for Slated for 27 Weeks
- Brigham Legion Will Hold Fast Bouts on. Thurs
- Fast Heavyweights Primed for Thursday Night's Mat
- Lewis Ordered to Wrestle Dec. 1
- Marquis Wants Job
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- Seeks Escape Death
- Education Week Program Arranged
- Historic Mansion Given to France
- Mrs. Hanna Loses in Suit for $8000
- Snow Holds up Kansas Traffic
- Alleged Slayer of Jack Simmons is Caught in L. A.
- Mrs. J. Fitzgerald of Draper is Dead
- Commerce Body Member Visits S. L.
- S. L. Flower Club Elects Officers
- Mrs. Isabelle G. Gates Dies at Family Home
- Melva Hardman Dies from Pneumonia Attack
- Bowman Acquitted on Petty Larceny Charge
- New D. & R. G. W. Shops Big Asset Can Build Engine from Ground Up
- Prevent Waste
- Wool for Polishing
- Provo News
- Red Cross Drive to Open at Provo Nov.
- For Hot Dishes
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- Army-Notre Dame Clash for U. S. Laurels
- Arrives in for 10-Round Bout
- Welterweight Kayoed by Frank Hilt
- 1927 Big Ten Schedule to be Arranged in Chicago
- Gostovich's Opponent
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- North Sanpete to Meet Wasatch Homecoming Day Contest Thursday
- Chicago Cueist Ties Greenleaf for Top Honors
- Channel Victors in Calif. Event
- Wilson Boys to Meet next Year
- Y. U. Still in Race for State Title
- Number 13 Firgures Prominently in Army-Notre Dame Contest
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- Cathedral and Price Meet for First Time in Careers Armistice
- Beetdiggers to Battle Farmers Armistice Day
- Notes Stables in Show at Chicago
- Western State Should Prove Easy for Utah Aggies
- Gene to Return to Stroudsburg
- De Molay Hoop Team Takes First Workout
- Poplar Grove Eleven Beats United Grocery
- East High to Play Magna Armistice
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- Names of Stars Sell for Little
- Jury Frees Youth of Slaying Aged Mt. Vernon Pianist
- Father of Mcgraw Dies in New York
- School Assistant Named
- 80,000 Miles of Roads is Program
- Merchants to Discuss Goods at Institute
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- 'Kip' Wants New Annulment Trial
- Quake is Felt in California
- James K. Hackett's Body is Cremated
- Judge Porterfield, Dry Chief, is Dead
- Pass Bookkeeping Law
- Two Bank Tellers Admit Stealing to Bet on Ponies
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- Reservoir Has Water Left
- Booked for Promotion
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- Contest Looms on Provo Poll
- Armistice Day to be Well Observed
- Roundhouse Plans Expected Soon
- Scout Program for Year at Payson Discussed
- Payson to Present Armistice Day Program
- Mt. Pleasant Plans for Education Week
- Musical Program
- Swendson Quits as Reclamation Chief in Idaho
- Mrs. L. B. Stephensen to be Buried Friday
- Mrs. Sarah Burgin Dies at Treamonton
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- Society
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- Tea Invitations for Two Matrons Departing
- Sugar Market
- New York Stock Seats at New Peaks
- Corn Production
- Advertising Greatest Need in Running Store, S. L. Merchants Hear
- Cotton Market
- Wall Street's Close is Heavy
- N. Y. Quotations
- Bowling
- Grain Notes
- Rubber
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- The Weather
- Chicago Potatoes
- Divorce Suits Riled
- Marriage Licenses Issued
- Funerals
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- Election Judges Held for Fraud
- Tomb of Ancient Queen Marvelous in Work of Art
- Mexican Senators Stage Death Duel
- Sues to Recover on Court Judgment
- Street Cars Will Not be Shelved, Says Transit Man
- Hurt in Car Crash
- Tribal Justice Meted to Killer
- $5000 Given to Aid Refugee Children
- Continued Exile of Kaiser Urged
Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-11-10 | Page 2 | 51,304 Citizens of S. L. County Voted on Nov. 2
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1926-11-10 |
| 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/s6087d1b |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6087d1b |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 51,304 Citizens of S. L. County Voted on Nov. 2 |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1926-11-10 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6087d1b/19851396 |