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- Taxation Commission Urges Changes In Revenue Laws
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- Uncle Sam Would Curb Phone Trust
- Whites Are Arming in Expectation of Attack by Indians
- Small Girls Insulted; Man Soon Arrested
- Governor Oddie Urges Change in Divorce Statute
- Battle on at Ahumada
- Wyoming Speaker Throws Pro Tempore from Chair
- Mrs. Edyth Read Dies Seriously Ill Two Weeks
- Contractor's Foreman Insists on Working at East Side High School
- Fruitmen Feel Need of Markets
- Revision of Jersey Corporation Laws Planned by Wilson
- French Scientist Dussaud Discovers Stange 'Cold Light'
- Evidence in Rate Cases Subject to Review in Court
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- Inaugural Ball to be Abandoned
- Mr. Taft Accepts Kent Professorship at Yale University
- Balkan Delegates Given Authority to End Armistice
- Oyster Bays Damaged
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- Missionary Will Talk
- New York Litigation Has Local Interest
- Unlighted Lamps Cause of Disaster
- Congressional Summary
- Lemons on Free List, Underwood's Proposal
- Makes Formation of Country Improvement Districts Compulsory
- Local News
- Fraternities Have No Fear of 'Rod in Pickle' in State Legislature
- Tveitmoe and Clancy Unanimously Elect
- For Asiatic Exclusion
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- Woolgrowers Urge Tariff Duties be Left Unchanged
- City and County Heads to Talk over Matter
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- One Midyear Class to be Given Certificates
- Utah Press Association Holds Annual Meeting
- Frozen Water Pipes Nearly All Thawed
- Straus Convicted of Improper Use of Mails
- Central Conservatory for Church Proposed
- Educators Pay Honor to Nelson's Birthday
- No Disease at Onequa School
- Utah Freshmen Break Precedent; Pictures Taken without Row
- To Survey Snow Supply
- Evidence of Purchaser of Drug Not Sufficient
- Chicken Theft is Charged
- Local News
- Question of Secretary to be Discussed Tonight
- Funeral of Mrs. Young
- Continental is Solvent
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- Declare Smoke Killing Cattle
- Annual Poultry Show is Opened at Ogden
- Mayor Fell Called to Son's Bedside
- Street Department of Ogden Reports
- Big Bond Issue for Highways and Change in Road Laws Urged
- Appoint Accountant for City Records
- New Canning Company
- Machinists Refuse to Do Utah Copper Work
- Borah at Boise, but His Colleague is Not Yet Choen
- Banking Bills to be Given Consideration
- Worst Storm in 30 Years Raging Along Wood River
- Public Installation Held
- Country's Poultry Show is Opened at Murray
- Commerce Commission Hearing Takes Place
- Disagreement over Route is Settled
- Utahns in Washington
- Schenk Gets Divorce
- Robbers Foiled in Attempt to Steal Fortune in Pearls
- Midland Trailers to Hold Meeting
- Students Ticket Trouble
- Housekeepers to Meeting
- Bills Introduced to Effect Co-Operation of County and State Authorities and to Make Work More Efficient
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- Two Congressional District Bills Are Pending in Senate
- Mine Inspection Subject of Bill
- Would Stimulate Voting by Fining Those Who Don't
- Pure Food Law to be Placed before Legislature Again
- Provides Back Pay for Commissioner Hansen
- Resolution Favors Senators' Election by Popular Vote
- Would Make Employees Preferred Creditors
- Beekeepers Association Takes up Legislature
- Would Chang Existing Law on Representations
- Antipass Legislation Makes Its Appearance
- Protection for Birds
- In the Senate
- In the House
- Local News
- Legislative Notes
- Godowsky Believes Music Can Reform
- House Adjourns in Respect for Memory of Its Member-Elect
- Real Estat Transfers
- Ogden Convention Week January 20-25, 1913
- Mad Soldier Runs Amuck
- Darrow Assured by Court of Fair Trial
- Hydro-Aeroplane Accepted
- Pensions for Indian War Veterans Object of Proposed Statute
- John D.'S Foundation Authorized by House
- Five Men Indicted for Complicity in Alleged Arson Trust
- Disposition of Central Pacific Disputed Point
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- Conference Report on Immigration Bill Rejected by Senate
- Local News
- Briand Forming Cabinet
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- Salt Lake Leads Antirace Suicide Birth Marathon
- County Attorney Defends Position on Floor of Convention
- Declares Growers Can Stimulate Fruit Canning Industry
- Production of Fine Apples is Dependent Upon Five Factors
- Advocates Lien Law for the Protection of All Nurserymen
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- Stewart Company Now Incorporated
- Assault Case Dismissed
- Not Much Danger of Strike, Say Car Men
- Thomas Becomes Senate
- Lincoln Monument Bill Encounters Opposition
- Fleet Arrives at Colon
- To Celebrate Burns Birth
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- Lovett Goes to Washington
- Gigantic Interests Battle for Important Power Site in Idaho
- Detective Killed With Own Revolver by Auto Bandit
- Nonpartisan Judicial Measure Introduced
- Provides Early Pay of States Creditors
- Soprano Captivates Her Large Audience
- American Ranch Raided
- Strike in New York Marked by Violence
- Printing Work Shown by Moving Pictures
- Asked to Join Crusade
- Extends Eight-Hour Law
- Clawson Again Heads Historical Society
- Permits Enlargement of Samall Homesteads
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- Boise to Remain with the Western Tristate League
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- Three Games This Week for U. Five
- Juarez Results
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- No Amateur Trials
- Questions Chance's Ability to Make Good as Bench Manager
- Seaforth Curler Loses
- American and French Chess Champs Draw
- Abolish Safety Plays
- Granite Preparing for Opening Game
- Four Crack Teams to Play at Toledo
- Brown Wins Early from Billy Uvick
- Ground Broken for Princeton Boathouse
- Six Try for Place on Rifle Team
- Play Three Commercial League Games Tonight
- Utah's Star Track Men Ready for Work
- Yale Gives Maine Game; to Pass Army
- Kayo Winner
- Lurich Beats Roller
- Will Discuss 1913 Football Schedule
- Responsible for Valuables
- Striking Chorus Returns
- Local News
- City Brevities
- 33 Games on Eli List
- Elect Welch
- Race at Montreal
- Plans Impeachment of Japanese Cabin
- Ex-Senator Lorimer Incorporates [Illegible]
- Pays His Wife $1,000,000
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- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Delinquent Notice
- Dividend No. 1
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- Notice to Creditors
- Notice to Creditors
- Summons
- Summons
- Notice to Contractors
- Notice of Sale of Collateral Security
- Notice to Stockholders
- Died
- Funerals
- Funeral Directors
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-01-21 | Page 6 | Machinists Refuse to Do Utah Copper Work
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-01-21 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| 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/s6dz1f6b |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dz1f6b |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Machinists Refuse to Do Utah Copper Work |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-01-21 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 6 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dz1f6b/10099705 |