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- Miners Slow to Return
- Storm Loss Heavy
- Mexico Oil Ukase Hits U. S. Ships
- Washington Miners Balk
- Air Mail to Coast Proposed in Plan
- Deportation of Woman Gets Week's Stay
- Expert Says Clothing Price Will be Higher next Spring
- Cotton Crop is below Normal
- Grey Going to London on Leave
- Maynard Told to Explain Rum Story
- Bullfighting is Restored by Senate
- Mother Kills Girl during Aberration
- Merchant Maring up.
- Crippled Steamer Able to Make Port
- French Troops in Fiume Clash with D'Annunzio Force
- Oregon U. Team Chosen to Meet Harvard Eleven
- Villa Gest Vengeance
- Paris Gets Hun Reply
- Premier of Fance Builds New Alliance
- Wilson Felicitates Miners' Chiers on Patriotic Action
- Colorado House for Suffrage; Senate Will Act
- Page 2
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- Uinta to Get 3 Sugar Factories
- Firing Squad Practices for Borich's Execution
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- Launch Drive to Get Home Rule for City
- Death of Elk is Feared If Hay is Not Provided
- Mrs. Mary Allred Awarded Pension
- Manufacturers Will Discuss Trade Council
- Burglars Break into Two Stores. Report to Police
- First Donation in Fund for Teachers
- Smoke Abatement Will be Discussed
- Ward Drama Billed.
- Baby Girl Arrives.
- Sons of Italy Elect.
- Adams to Direct Mission in Samoa
- Put Y. W. C. A. Beford Public, Speakers Say at Conference Here
- Rich Basin Promised Vast Development by Rail Way
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- Restrictions to be Continued. Hines Says
- Union Officials Tell Men It's Over
- Palmer Says His Position Vindicated
- Miners Affirm Faith in Wilson
- Retail Store Ban Lifted by Committee
- Probe is Begun of Mistrial Charge
- Frank T. Nelson is Purchasing Agent
- Alleged Conspirator Held.
- We Editors Are Blamed, Not Carranza
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- American League Muddle May Yet Involve All O. B.; Growing Serious
- Municipal Golf Popular in Los
- Harvard Decides to Come West
- Downing's Card is Full of Real Excitement
- Will Lead Ohio.
- W. & J. Captain.
- Stove League Gossip
- Sporting Wards
- Still Raving over Georges
- Sport Jazz
- Greenleaf Wins Again; Has Not Lost a Game
- With the Boxers
- Gilmour Dobie King of the Gridiron
- Carpentier Shirking a Match; Has Refused 1567 Proposals
- Hawaii Champion to Invade the U. S.
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- Will Warriors Occupy White House as for 38 Years after Civil War?
- Legal Aid to Gob Association Aim
- Carranza Oil Bill Passed by Senate
- Storm Nearing, Signs Indicate
- Scientist Scouts Dire Prophecies
- Red Danger over, Opinion of Taft
- Kaiser a Madman, Newspaper Says
- 14 Cities Vote to Approve Rum Sales
- U. S. Won't Reduce Dollar's Silver
- Naval Reserve to Begin Activities
- Nobel Peace Prize Passed Foy 2 Yeras
- Page 10
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- Wall Street's Nightmare Ends
- Prince Con Lets Shaft Contract
- New Oil Company Incorporated Here
- Government Sells Yuma Mesa Land
- Chicago Livestock.
- Wall Street.
- Butter and Eggs.
- Liberty Bonds.
- Local Listed Stocks
- End of Strike Has Good Effect on Stocks
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- Business Barometer
- Salt Lake Livestock.
- Chicago Grain.
- Deaths
- Funerals
- New York Silver,
- New York Metals.
- Kansas City Livestock.
- Salt Lake Metals
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- U. S. Cooperation in Air Sought by British
- 11 Boys in Robber Band, is Charge
- 'Straphanging---' Tis Upsetting Fair Passenger Bares Her Views
- Wyoming Solons to Vote on Suffrage
- Burbank to Become Chef to Silkworm
- 10,000 Engines Idle in Germany
- Chefs May Restore Exchange of France
- Socialist Chosen Head of Chamber
- Faction Leader Mexican Captive
- Frontier Closed.
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- Naming of Fair Price Board is Urged is Urged
- Swindler Suspect Said to Confess
- He's Back with Tale of Weather Woes
- Engineers Honor Founder of Local
- New Waist House to be Opened in S. L.
- State Official is Taken to Hospital
- $900,000 is Lost to Utah in Labor War
- La Fetra, Retired, Manager Emeritus
- Edwin J. Shields Buys out Partners
- Suit Principals Guests at Dinner
- Coasting Streets Are Designated
- Utah Disburses Twelve Millions
- Mrs. Dott W. Brown Dead.
- Parish Arranges Bazar for School
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- Utah Fuel Ban Expected to Stand for Present
- Steel Worker is Victim of Attack by Seven Men upon Return from Work
- Carl R. Gray Elected Head of the Union Pacific System
- In Realty Circle
- Man Loses Watch to Early Bandit
- Miss Della Ferrin Dies.
- Insurance Men Meet.
- Aviation Field Sold.
- Local News
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1919-12-11 | Page 4 | Greenleaf Wins Again; Has Not Lost a Game
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-12-11 |
| 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/s6zs448w |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zs448w |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Greenleaf Wins Again; Has Not Lost a Game |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-12-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 4 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zs448w/20048696 |