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- [Illegible] Sweeps over [Illegible] of Bingham [Illegible] $75,000 Loss
- [Illegible] Hit by [Illegible] Temperature
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- Dense Woods to be Combed for Girl's Kidnaper
- Governor Bans Bible in Ohio Public Schools
- Governor's Aide Faces Federal Liquor Charge
- Paris Radicals Heavily Armed; Many Arrested
- Birth Control Gains Grounds Rapidly, Claim
- Suicide Defeated on Eve of Electrocution
- Janitor Hears Story Plot and Worries Police
- Witness Says He Was Offered $5000 Bribe by Shepherd's Lawyer
- Witness in McClintock Case
- Federal Action May Cut down Love Nest Cost
- "H. Schmidt" on Scrap of Paper Clue in Murder
- Selling Selves as Mates Gets Prison for Two
- Child Badly Hurt When Hit by Auto
- Belgian Likely Head of Arms Conference
- Americans Equip Rheims Hospital
- Miss MacSwiney Again Threatens Hunger Strike
- Salt Laker Has No Regard for Straw Hat Rule
- 15 Lives Menaced, Homes Demolished by Ogden Landslide
- Safety Campaign Extension Planned
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- Finance Board [Illegible] Funds [Illegible] to End
- Contractor Given [Illegible] Schools Contract
- [Illegible] Force Dance Declared Big Success
- Delinquent Tax Paid
- U. S. to Match Utah's Fund for S. L. Basin
- Neighbors Find Aged Tinner Dead in Bed
- Alleged Holdup of Game Echoed in Later Charge
- Union Pacific 1924 Revenue Shows Decline
- Hundreds of Boys Make Tour of Salt Lake Industrial Plants as Feature of International Week
- Chief Justice Gideon Leaves for Washington
- Mining Companies Must Pay Compensation
- Sanpete Assessments Show Slight Decrease
- Nurse Praises Local Shriner Juvenile Home
- Eight Firemen Reinstated and Nine Dropped
- Drain on Timber Mounts 4 to 1 Forester Shows
- Local Music Store Looted by Burglar
- Peterson Again Guilty.
- Ward Sunday School to Present Spring Musical
- Traction Workers Honor H. F. Dicke
- Episcopal Club Honors Moulton
- Boxelder Man Becomes New Prison Warden
- Forner Utah Convict, Killed in Gun Fight, Was Once Wealthy Man
- Police Officer Store Robber, Sandy Charge
- Wendover Road to be Formally Opened in June
- Col, Coolidge Goes to Boston Hospital
- Principals Blamed in Jury Verdict
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- Wednesday League Teams Make Great Start in Opening-Day Contests
- Hardwaremen Upset Copper in Close Game
- Milkmen Have Little Trouble with Bank
- Nibley Park Regular Greens Open Monday
- Seal Pilot Finally Finds Batting Eye
- Diamond Dust
- Daviscourt Wins.
- Railroaders Too Fast for Druggists
- Texas League.
- Western League.
- Wednesday's Coast League Results
- Southern Association
- Panther Net Team Easily Beats Saints
- International League.
- In the Big Show
- San Francisco Takes Second Straight Slugfest from Salt Lake
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- [Illegible] Milk [Illegible] Changes
- [Illegible] Case on Trail.
- Local News
- Boy Proudly Tells How He Slew Father
- Coolidge Takes Vaccine with Others, Report
- Sea's Bottom to be Mapped by U. S. Navy
- Mishap Brings Action for $2500
- Weather Flags Create Interest among Visitors
- Police Stop Vigil Waiting 'Resurrection'
- Closing of More Land Offices Looms
- Negro Wins over Whites in Election
- Rolled Stockings Let 200 Boys Out
- Suit for Mining Stock Dismissed
- Actor's Death due to Mishap, Verdict
- Golf Links Murder Remains Mystery
- Yale President Stamps Dry Law Liberty Enemy
- Small Child Killed in Fall from Tricycle
- Miss Sabin Elected to Science Academy
- Paris Company Will Celebrate 28th Birthday
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- [Illegible] High School Track Meet Scheduled for Nest Friday
- [Illegible] Takes Opening [Illegible] from Eureka Nine
- Earl Sand Shows Old Time Form
- Sumpter Withdrawn from Kentucky Derby
- Gridders Report for Football at University of U
- Play Hampered in Big Show by Westher
- Hurling Staff
- Three Games Ended.
- Brooklyn Franchise Likey to be Placed on Auction Block
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- Helen Seeks Another Title
- Five Balloons Entered in Event
- Chicago Faculty Consents to Tour
- Navy Team Wins.
- Abe Caplan No Match for Chicago Grappler
- East and West Ball Teams Clash Today
- Gojer Loses.
- U of U Golf Tourney to Begin Saturday
- Records Fall by the Wayside as Nurmi, Plant and Myyra Perform
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- Mining, Financial and Commercial News
- Potatoes.
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- Raw Sugar.
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Wall Street Ends Irregular
- N. Y. Quotations
- Uniisted Foreign Govt, Gonds.
- Wool Market
- Flour.
- Liberty Bonds I. P. M.
- Cotton Opens Steady
- Rubber.
- Pound Opens at [Illegible]
- New York Bonds
- Grains, Provisions and Dairy Produce
- Bingham Mines is Earning $3.45 Share
- Cotton.
- Sugar Futures.
- Livestock
- Sugar Prices Drop to Year's Lowest
- Metals and Money
- Local Securities
- Hay.
- Flax.
- Coffee.
- Wall Street Briefs
- Copper Bank on Local Business
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- Ogden Concern Gets Contract to Build Road
- Dr. Samuel Fortier is Retired at 70
- Permit Granted.
- Autoist Injured When Baseball Smashes Glass
- Inspection Charge May be Increased
- Murray Improves Baseball Grounds
- Stock Permit Given for Fox Fur Project
- W. E. Carey, Veteran Policeman, Dies
- Forms Cabinet
- Carl. R. Gray to Visit Salt Lake Friday
- Scouts Plan Program
- Robert Davis Dies.
- Mrs. Moss Honored.
- Gretta E. Cosgriff Claimed by Death
- 'Billy ' Hilton Goes on Pension List
- Main Street' of Novel Fame to be Given Survey
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- Ogden News
- Native of Denmark Dies in Ogden
- Forgery is Charged.
- Robbers Take Cash till; Get $15,70
- Logan News
- Business Men Clean -up Logan Canyon Park
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- Died
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- Fine and Jail Term for Liquor Law Breaker
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- Increased Tax for Salt Lake Schools Looms
- Supports Widows
- Jury Gives Ball $18,000 Damages for Alienation
- Guests at 2 Homes Victims of Thieves
- New Way for Health shattered People to Take Cod Liver Oil
- Flivvers and Florida Trips Thwart Agitators
- Four Believed Lost When Tug Suddenly Sinks
- Local News
- May to Bring Earthquakes, Expert Says
- Lyman Discusses Work of Pasteur
- Utah-Grown Tomato Plants Ready for Field
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- Compensation Premium Rate Order Issued
- Cause of Santa Fe Wreck Unknown
- Police Nab Thief, Balk $65,000 Raid
- Prince of Wales Guest of Capetown
- 60,000 Yen Donated.
- Goozeman Victor over Lavine in California
- Additional Sports
- Senators to Raise Championship Flag
- Tiger Flowers Hands Knockout to New Yorker
- Weissmuller and Mates to Swim at Hollywood
- Mitchell and Harmon Put up Great Fight
- Coast Fifhters Must Sign with Promoters
- Danny Kramer Beats Ohio Featherweight
- Games in National League Postponed
- Utah and Idaho News
- Faye Larsen Elected.
- Testimonial Given,
- S. L. Man Dies at Home of Fiancee near Provo
- Rotary Club Sponsors Provo Chorus Contest
- Farmington Woman is Fined for Making Liquor
- Provo Folk Petition for Mill Race Remover
- Judge Suspends Prison Sentence
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1925-04-30 | Page 2 | Mining Companies Must Pay Compensation
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1925-04-30 |
| 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/s6960r65 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6960r65 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Mining Companies Must Pay Compensation |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1925-04-30 |
| 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/s6960r65/19818010 |