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- Avalanche Roll of Victims Now Numbers One Hundred
- Government Still after American Sugar Company
- Allds Makes Hit on Stand
- Boom Utah's Iron Region
- Big Strike in Prospect
- Views on Great Northern at Point Where Many Were Hurled to Death
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- Senate Debate on Postal Bank Bill
- Snow Melts, Rivers Rise
- Hobnobs with Royalty
- Negro Lynched by Mob of Thousands
- Cable Lines Included
- Orders Investigation of Oleomargarine Industry
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- Harry Doyle Arrested
- Another Pioneer Dead
- Butter and Cheese Industry is Shown to be Important One
- Young Girl with Scarlet Fever Eluding the Health Officials
- Ogden Milk is Dirty
- High School Debating Team Expects Victory
- Steenerson Sat Upon
- President Taft Will Fix Status of Shaw
- Farewell Social Given
- Talk on Egg Raising
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- It's Back to Quiet Shades for Men's Stylish Clothes
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- Block Signal Saves a Train from the Ditch
- Wife's Answer is Only Denial of the Charges
- Will Tour Europe in Peerless Automobile
- Youths Heavily Fined for Throwing Crackers
- Administrators Asked for Two Small Estates
- Boy's Quick Wit Saves a Drowning Compaion
- Measures Are Taken to Prevent Flood Damages
- Warm Weather Brings Danger from Floods
- Sheep Are Faring Well
- Teachers' Institute to be Held This Afternoon
- Electric Line Almost Ready to Go in Use
- Health League Formed
- Provo Pioneer Dies
- Burglars and Poisoner of Dogs Getting Busy
- Provo Brevities
- Almoner in Chief for His Aged Sire
- Contract Let for the Myton Bridge
- Case Given to Jury
- Nears Spraying Time
- Accepts Ogden Position
- Provo Court Notes
- Stock Coal Company
- Chicken Thieves Fined
- Twenty-Three Men Instantly Killed
- Dr. Hull Released on Bond of $15,000
- High Price for Sheep
- Not Responsible for the Selection
- Three Farmers Killed
- Returning to Work
- Wife Fainted in Court
- Interstate Commerce Commission Enjoined
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- Carriers Appointed
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- Y. M. C. A. Basketball Five Wins State Title from Provo B. Y. U.
- Baseball Fans Meet Tonight to Discuss Utah State League
- Weston Has One-Third of Trip behind Him
- Athletic Differences Are in Good Hands
- Eligibles Announced by Kentucky Derby
- Roller Loses Handicap
- Athletic Experts Say Indoor Tracks Short
- Two Teams Pulling Out
- Football Suggestions
- Wille Hoppe Again Shows Morningstar How
- Erlenborn and Sinclair in Hard Training
- Indoor Golf
- Will Attempt to Ride Niagara's Rapids in Motor Boat
- Seniors and Juniors Win at Basketball
- At Jacksonville
- Jacksonville Entries
- Soccer Practice
- Utah County League
- Bedwell's Pajaroita Leads All the Way
- Oakland Entries
- Roller and De Rouen
- Third and Ninth Ward Teams Divide Honors
- Murphy Says He Can Beat Wolgast
- No Change in Bowling Leaders
- Gotch Wins Easily
- Ty Cobb Signs
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- Wilson Mesa Big Milling Prospect
- Ore at Samplers
- San Francisco Mining Stocks
- New York Mining Stocks
- Boston Mining Stocks
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- Sioux Shorts Get Another Scare
- Forenoon Sales
- Afternoon Sales
- Unlisted Stocks
- Utah Arizona to Bring in More Ore
- Cardiff Strike Opens in Excellent Form
- Bettles Resigns Place
- San Francisco Quotations
- Ores and Bullion
- East Prince Has Ore in Porphyry
- Boston and New York Copper Share Markets
- Graphite Mine to Bring Paint Mill
- Predict Abrupt Rise in Copper and Stocks
- Tintic Central Shaft is Relieved of Water
- Makes Copper at Low Cost
- Mining Notes
- Activity in Highland Park
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- Increased Pay to Steamship Lines
- Plan of Mutualization
- Under Same Old Charge
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- Misery from Backache Goes and out-of-Order Kidneys Act Fine
- Amusements
- Orpheum Theatre
- "The Round-up."
- Mme. Schumann-Heink
- Colonial Theatre
- Grand Theatre
- Minority Report on Railroad Bill
- Bungalow Theatre
- "Brewster's Millions"
- Oklahoma Trying to Maintain its Rates
- Packing Companies Notified of the Order
- Yellow Flag Flying
- City Brevities
- Died
- Coal Miners of Utah Ask for More Wages
- Inquiry Nearly Ended
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- Will Soon Raise Price of Wiring
- Boys and Girls Appear before Judge M'Master
- Outlook is Bright for Grand Junction District
- Marriage Licenses
- India Missionary Will be Speaker
- Small Damage by Fire
- Two Sentenced to Six Months in County Jail
- Must Keep on Right Side of the Street
- Weather Man Appears in New Spring Outfit
- Southern Pacific out for One Week
- Credit by Telephone
- Veteran of Indian Wars Visiting Old-Time Friends
- Havoc of Floods is Not Yet Ended
- Scott is Still Free
- Oppose Discharge of Civil War Veterans
- May Receive Contract
- More Evidence in Silver King Case
- Favor Early Closing
- Is Awarded Cash Prize
- Supper for Children
- Visit State Hatchery
- Pennsylvania Station to be Opened July 1
- May Open Branch Here
- Postal Savings Bank Favored in a Debate
- Appropriation Bill is of Interest Locally
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1910-03-04 | Page 10 | Coal Miners of Utah Ask for More Wages
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1910-03-04 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s63f5v4z |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63f5v4z |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Coal Miners of Utah Ask for More Wages |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1910-03-04 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 10 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63f5v4z/11889562 |