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- Solons of Utah Now in Session
- Britain Silent on Imperator
- 11,000 Copper Miners Given Life Insurance
- Iowa Labor Chief Assails Democrat National Treasurer
- One Killed When Boiler Explosion Disables Warship
- 'Smiling Billy' of Movies Dies at 41
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- $100,000,000 Art Treasures Found in Czar's Palace
- Johnson in Ogden Attacks 'Heart' of Pact
- Railway Needs Told Probers
- Midwest Farmers Protest Make-up of Industrial Parley
- Alabama Mob of 25 Slays Two Negroes
- 'Wets' in New York Expect Ban Lifted
- Loans to Build Homes Called Cure for Reds
- U. S. Halts Shipping to Great Britain
- Troops Patrol Omaha Streets
- Both Sides in Steel Strike Claim Gains
- Page 2
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- Equal Suffrage Measure is Adopted
- Carranza Calls Home Mexican Ambassador
- Soft Coal Operators and Miners in Clash
- Montreal Girls to Meet Prince at Chain of Dances
- Governor Submits 10 Bills for Passage
- American Skipper and Sons Sent to Jail for Cruelty
- Hard Coal Miners Wage Scale to Run until next March
- Returns from Los Angeles
- Omaha Sheriff Tells How Mob Got Negro
- Whittaker is First 'on Job' at Capitol
- Peterson is Again Named as Secretary
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- Shields Says He'll 'Try' to Curb Gougers
- Hydroplane Climbs 19,100 Feet with 2
- Status of Resigned Members is Asked
- Joint Agriculture Committee to Meet
- Cummins' Rail Bill is Unconstitutional, Says Judge Hughes
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- Hearts of Three
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- The Adventures of Uncle Wiggily
- Kernan to Command Army in Philippines
- 17 Spanish Police Slain in Morocco
- Wilson Begins Forced Leave from Worries
- Sugar Control Board to Quit, Wilson Told
- Black Hawk Veteran is Given Pension
- Wholesale Trade Exceeds Denver's
- Beaver-Parowan is State's Worst Road
- Lansing Back on Job
- Bank of Monticello Reduces Directors
- Architect Inspects Schools of Denver
- Returns from Meet of Farm Congress
- Raise in Telephone Rates Authorized
- Would Divert Water
- Takes Pictures in Little Zion Canyon
- C. C. is Opposed to Picketing System
- U. S. Sends Back 298 Smuggled Mexicans
- England Suspends Coal Exportation
- Ernest Wright is Sixth Ward Bishop
- C. C. Discusses Road Construction Work
- Wyoming and Idaho U. S. Jobs Given Out
- Page 4
- Page 5
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- Revelations of a Wife
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- Amusements
- Gary's Stand is Indorsed Here
- Today's Events
- Solons Ponder War Bonuses for Soldiers
- Few Dairies Are Health Standards
- Midgley Filles for City Commissioner
- Smoot Announces Candidacy
- 'Under Orders' Offers Unique War Sidelight
- Is Investigating Local Drug Sale
- 'Tea for 3' at Orpheum is Clever Comedy
- Building Pole Line
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- Page 6
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- Hotel Shortage in Cincinnati
- Football Claims First Casualty
- Bees' Line-up for 1920 Promises Many New Faces, Officials Aver
- Stage Notes! Bees Play Week at Oaks' Home
- New York Beats Phila. in Last
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- Sport Dirges
- Younger Golfers Crowd out Elders
- Koehler Elected Captain
- Fast Racing Marks Opening at Lexington
- O'dowd Outpoints Former Titleholder
- Final Standing of National Issued
- [Untitled]
- Grey Eyes Bad Actors Strategy Board Meets
- Decoys
- Williams May Pitch Opener for Gleason
- Page 7
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- Mocrats in Enate at Sea on Pact Plans
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- [Illegible] Roads Halt Rain Shipment
- [Illegible] Advisory Meeting Called
- Enemy Consuls Said to Keep Murder Lists
- Funerals
- Leeds Reunion
- Labor Troubles Unlikely
- Chief of Pest Fighters Here
- Murder Victim's Funeral is Today
- Johnson Committee Meeting is Called
- Deaths
- Australian House Approves Split of Islands in Pacific
- Reed Assails Covenant as 'Prejudiced Tribunal'
- Former German Spy Goes Back to Prison
- M'adoo's Comment on 1920 Situation
- 60 New York Union Bank Clerks Strike
- $1,5000,000 in Hogs Exhibited in Iowa
- Serbian Frontier Closed
- Republic of Alsace Set up, Yanks Hear
- Elections in Italy November 16
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- Page 8
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- Editor Says East Opposes League
- Fish Creek Dam Will be Marvel of Engineering
- Expect Heavy Shipment of Idaho Apples
- File Petition for Curbs and Gutters
- Class Officers at U. A. C. Are Elected
- Sunday School Fair Closes with Dance
- Buying Dairy Cattle
- Trouble Again Brews among Ute Indians
- Young Man Said to Have Extensive Criminal Record
- 1919 Beet Digging Will Begin Early
- Cedar Gulch Road Will be Rushed
- Final Rites for Alma Jeffs Today
- Mrs. Rhead Honored with Celebration
- Trial of Harrises Will Begin Today
- Truck Hits Automobile
- Relief Society Heads, Bishops Meet at Provo
- Utah-Idaho Briefs
- Ogden Live Stock Market
- U. S. Victory Exhibit to be Feature at Utah State Fair
- Taken to Hospital
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- Drainage District Report is Filed
- Father and Son Back from France
- Plans Remodeling of Ogden Property
- People's Party Holds Primaries
- Letter Solves Disappearance of Ogden [Illegible]
- Anthrax Outbreak
- Legion to Quell Riots
- Porch Climbers Rob Celebrants
- Bonneville Post Selects Delegates
- Parker out for City Commission
- Claim is Settled
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- Page 10
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- Great Musical Event Will be Hero Feature
- Gain is Shown in Valuation
- Paramount Company Increases Capital
- Palmer Summons Shields
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- War Exhibit to be Big Feature at State Fair
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- Real Estate Transfers
- Births
- Marriage Licenses
- New Suits
- Classes Start at University; 1500 Register
- Rich Ore Reported Struck at Leadore
- Elks' Dance Series
- Prof. Noack Leaves
- 'Seaweed' is New Bathing Creation to be Worn on American Beaches next Season
- Utah to Receive Colors Carried by Famous Regiment
- Mexican is Held
- Gets Citation for Work with First Division
- Jewelry Theft Alleged
- Quail of Southern Europe Are Famous
- Delinquent Notice
- Notice
- Delinquent Notice
- Notice of Special Stockholders' Meeting
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- Smoot Submits Bill for Golf Links at Fort
- Rainfall Was Less than .10 of an Inch
- Boy Wants $5000 Balm for Beating
- Expect Airplanes Here About Oct. 9
- U. S. Aid in Killing Predatory Animals
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- Returned
- Utah Asked to Make Exhibits
- Borich, Murderer, is Again Placed in County Jail
- Mayor Ferry is Solicitous for Omaha Executive
- Visits En Route Home
- Protest Filed as Contractors Neglect Bonds
- Labor Leader Denies Charge of Bolshevism
- Mayor Will Not Ask Re-Election
- Dramatic Critic Exempt from Admission Tax
- Wife Alleges That Her Honeymoon Was of Short Duration
- Waiting Room Thief Hunted
- Kolchak Loses, Says Attache
- Linker Murder Case Delayed Two Weeks
- 'Speeder' is Given Severe Penalty
- 'Doorstep to May be Bas for Laws
- Want Mothers' Fund Increased $30,000 a Year
- Has Exciting Trip down Salmon River
- Auto Plunges over Bank; Its Driver May Die
- Asks $23,000 Damages in Ejectment Suits
- Expect Hamilton Decision To
- Discontinue Avon [Illegible]
- Want Baby Mother Left
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-09-30 | Page 2 | Cummins' Rail Bill is Unconstitutional, Says Judge Hughes
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-09-30 |
| 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/s6jm3gmp |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jm3gmp |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Cummins' Rail Bill is Unconstitutional, Says Judge Hughes |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-09-30 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jm3gmp/10307552 |