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- Judge Denies Mistrial in Hall-Mills Case
- Breach of Promise Suit Opens
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- Season's Debs
- U. S. Takes Slow Policy in China
- Rare Diamond is Sold for $24,750
- Evidence Shows Harding Backed Fall's Oil Plans
- Vanderbilt Home Sale Suggested
- Insane Hospital out of Date, Report
- Wet-Dry Battle Looms
- Representative Hill to Marshal Forces for News Attack on Volstead Act
- Marie Loses No Time in Paying Visit to Carol
- Is it "Are' or Re it 'Is' is Problem Harvard, Yale and Princeton Asked
- Two Dry Agents Are Kidnaped by Rum Runners
- Alleged Plot to Slay Ex-Ruler of Indore Bared
- Crime School is Found in Texas
- Hearing of Alleged Slayer Continued
- Chicago Man Heads B. & M. Railroad
- Woman Refuses to Leave Jail; Wants 'Thrill'
- Must Wear Something
- Good for Women
- To Wed for Love
- Lonely While Free
- Wants Annulment
- Both Good Fellows
- Go Miles for Drink
- Can Get 42 Cents
- May Raise Clams
- He Knows English
- Tells Golf Story
- Jack Dempsey Poisoned, Charge
- Chicago Gangster is Found Wounded
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- Page 2
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- Coroner's Jury Visits Scene of Double Tragedy
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- Barker Clips Two Minutes from S. L. to Cheyenne Time
- Great Future Seen for Utah
- Jury Disagrees in Case of Healer Lacking License
- Film Executives to Meet at Banquet
- Rotarians to be Guests of West High School
- Sevier River Water Case is Heard Again
- Development in Utah Predicted by Carl R. Gray
- Jewish People in S. L. to Celebrate Feast of Chanuca
- S. L. Elks to Hold Memorial Rites on Sunday Night
- $3,000,000 Taxes Remain Unpaid
- Nance Hearing to be Held Friday
- Slugging Thug is Sought by Police
- Ex-Detective Brands Job Rumors as False
- Voting is Slow at School Election Polls Close at 7 P. M., Wednesday
- Evidence Taken in Probe of Rum King Held Void
- $1000 Compensation Allowed for Death
- Echo Contract to be Signed Dec. 16
- Mrs. Mary C. Hosick Dies at Hospital
- Justice Fo Peace is Too Generous Later Finds He Was People's Choice
- Nearing on Way to Speak in S. L.
- Ogden Boy Sells Liquor $1 Pint
- Ex-Mail Clerk to Face Jury
- Utah's Expense for November $509,876
- Income Tax Must be Paid by Dec. 15
- Stock Exchange Head Pleased with Reception
- Naren Nelson, Old Resident of S. L. Dies
- Two Petitions Granted by City Commission
- Occulist Named
- Former S. L. Men Face Trial for Big Forest Fire
- Sheep in Millard Co. Face Danger; Moisture Needed
- D. & R. G. W. Traffic Chief Visits S.
- Fred M. Nye to Visit Local masonic
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- Masked Holdups Loot Safe, Make Clean Getaway
- Montana Road Asks Right of Extension
- One Dies, 12 Hurt in Tanker Explosion
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- Raccoon Sent to Coolidge to be White House Pet
- Kellogg Offers Tacna Program
- Three Boys Killed by Dynamite Blast
- Wales Declared Out
- Eugenic Unions Urged by Doctor
- Plenty of Sleep, Hard Work Keep Youngsters Fit
- Water Users Hold Meeting at Payson
- 'Footballitis' Halts Sentence by Court
- Ashurst to Fight Boulder Dam Bill
- Lowden to Direct Forest Week Work
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- Helen Wills and Suzanne Lenglen May Meet on Tennis Court
- Ganson and Woods Ready for Bout after Strenuous Training Sieg
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- James A. Farley is Butt of the Joke on Tunney
- Alpine, Nebo Hoop Schedules Are Drawn Up
- Noted Tennis Stars May Meet Again
- Tijuana Results
- Jefferson Results
- King Football Fades from Spotlight of Sportdom
- Bill Carrigan Becomes Boston Red Sox Manager
- Juarez Results
- 400 Great Harness Horses at Auction
- Record Fight Gate Expected in Illinois
- Interest Runs High in Mat Match
- Page 5
- Of Couple Still Mystery
- Wrier Weds American Heiress
- Compensation Granted to Widow of Miner
- Mrs. Lucinda V. Douris Dies in Local Hospital
- Mrs. P. C. S. Saville to be Buried on Thursday
- U. S. Sent 10,904 Aliens Home in 1926, Davis Says
- Winners Named at Chicago Show
- Home Mission Year is Best on Record
- Hackett's Ashes Are Brought to U. S.
- Japan Emperor is 'Much Improved'
- Phillips Church Plans 'Every Member Canvass'
- Former S. L. Woman Dies in Los Angeles
- Entombed Coal Miners Rescued
- Captain Wilkins to Make Another Flight to Arctic
- Bridge Across Colorado River Given Approval
- Transit Charge on Grain Held Proper
- End of 'Meat War' Far Away, Claim
- Services Thursday for Harmon R. Clanton
- Investment Firm Head is Assembly Speaker
- Ontario Votes on Liquor Issue
- Girl Scouts to Meet
- Zizi Loses Suit Against Carol
- Mrs. Rachel Simmons, Pioneer of S. L., Dies
- Newman Club to Meet
- Bergdoll Fears Attack in U. S.
- A. F. Macarthur, Engineer, Dies
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- Child Sponsor Appeal is Made
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- Duel Ends When one is Wounded
- Explosion Kills One
- Browning Rites Are Outlined
- Scoutmasters to Take 2-Day Course
- Two Gas Explosions Wreck Auto, House
- Alleged Drunken Driver is Freed of Charge
- 2 Million is City's Need till Tax Time
- Robbery Suspects Are Held in Jail
- D. & R. G. Initiates New Freight Rate
- G. O. P. Celebration Plans to be Outlined
- Livestock Officers Back to City Work
- Improved Smelting is Saving Thousands, Claim
- Utah Central Transfer Company Wants Change
- Howell Named Bank Director
- Franklin L. Burton to be Buried Thursday
- Dern and Party Discuss Colorado Project at L. A.
- Autoist Accused of Driving While Drunk
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- Holiday Liquor Seized in B. C.
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- Coolidge Favors Legislation for Control of Radio
- Market Looted
- $10,000 Damage Suit is Settled for $1000
- Midvale Club to Meet
- Diet and Health
- Alleged Auto Thieves Returned from Coast
- Vets to Plan Party
- Ogden Mayor Doubtful Concerning Improvements
- Fur Thieves Sought
- 600 East High Cadets to Prade Wednesday
- Wareland Mining Head Dies after Long Illness
- Train Signal Men on Merchant Ships
- Sanpete Fish and Game Club Files Articles
- Leaves for Chicago
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- Current Attractions
- Wilkes Play is Great Success
- Special Birthday Bill at Pantages
- "Mantrap' Now Playing at Gem
- Nonappearing Mat Star Doped, is Claim
- Missionary Released
- Broken Threads
- Mill at Trenton is Incorporated
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- Speeding Alleged
- Building Permits in S. L. on Increase
- Complaint Alleges Threat to Murder
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- Goding Low on Ticket in Idaho
- Spanish Fork Youth is Struck by Auto
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- Youth Injured in Crash Dies
- Davis Conty Not to Show Seed at Chicago
- Provo to Celebrate New Industry Opening
- Old Millville Resident is Claimed by Death
- Brigham to Stage Buffalo Barbecue
- Deep Interest in Boxelder Election
- R. R. Irvine, Pioneer of Utah, Dies at Provo
- Brigham Egg Candling Plant to Operate Soon
- Copperfield Pupils to Present Drama
- Cache County Farm Bureau Plans Meetings
- Deep Snow Delays Mail for Vernal
- High Rates Denied
- Street Car Right of Way Now Graveled Highway
- Four Get Licenses to Marry at Logan
- Arrested in California
- Quarterly Conference
- Rhodes Committee in Idaho to Meet
- R. R. Irvine, Utah Pioneer, is Dead
- Licensed to Marry
Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-12-01 | Page 2 | Justice Fo Peace is Too Generous Later Finds He Was People's Choice
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1926-12-01 |
| 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/s6127185 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6127185 |
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| Article Title | Justice Fo Peace is Too Generous Later Finds He Was People's Choice |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1926-12-01 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6127185/19859012 |