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- Page 1
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- Bryan and Kern Hold a Conference
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- Fight for Platform with Single Issue
- Dramatic End to Tragic Old Feud
- Honduran Affair Very Much Mixed
- Six Badly Injured in Auto Accident
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- Plan to Amalgamate the Nation's Miners
- Gustavus P. English, Journalist, is Dead
- Mrs. Frank Gould Has Narrow Escape in Auto
- Believes New York Will Go for Bryan
- Mrs. Leafgreen Loses Her Suit for Dower
- Climate of Panama is Not Fit for Soldiers
- Prince Lies on Bed in Court during Trial
- Garfield Continues Tour through Idaho
- Bartender is Killed by His Alleged Wife
- Prophet Coming Home
- Honolulu All Ready to Entertain Fleet
- Girl Shoots Father Who Attempts Murder
- Judge Parker to Take the Sump for Bryan
- Revolting Case at Reno Nearing End
- Transport Sheridan Was in Big Typhoon
- President at Polo Match
- Herds of Elks Gather in Dallas Convention
- Salt Lake Shriners Arrive in St. Paul
- Quaker Democrats Will Still be Loyal
- Thaw Case Goes over until September Term
- Governor Gard, Wounded, Reaches San Francisco
- Hitchcock Prepares to Open Great Campaign
- Double Tragedy Result of Unrequited Passion
- Recovery of Bodies at Hanna Long-Delayed
- Taft Busy Writing Speech of Acceptance
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- M. & M. Boosters Will Journey to Eureka
- Held up Brewers Association
- Bryan's Conception of President's Duties, Powers and Influence
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- Miss Bancroft Talks of Physical Training
- Flashes from the Wire
- Foreign News in Brief
- Incorporations
- William H. Morgan Threatens His Family
- Saloon Licenses Are Held up by Committee
- Arizona Sheriff Here with Desperate Man
- Take Young Mutineers to the Detention Home
- Resources of Utah Banks in Excess of $34,000,000
- Heroine of Fourteen Saves Father and Uncle from Drowning
- Eagles to Celebrate
- Carpenter is Arrested, Charged with Forgery
- New School Building Absolutely Fireproof
- Underwriters to Hear Address on Salesmanship
- Distinguished Visitors
- Appendicitis Fatal
- Race Whitney Very Low at the L. D. S. Hospital
- Industrious Thieves Evidently Wanted Bath
- Special Musical Treat for Cambrian Outing
- Eastern Man Talks of Salt Lake City
- Murray Lead Furnaces Will Resume This Week
- Art Institute Prepares for Annual Exhibit
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- Ibex Has Forty Patented Claims
- Crown Point Becomes Stronger on Change
- Ely is Promising Center for Mining
- Millions at Ely Now Get Results
- Ely Witch Needed to Fill the Hand
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- Three Good Ledges on Combination Group
- Seven Troughs Merger Company Gets Busy
- Pioche Getting Ready for Many Shipments
- Copper Selling Has Not Ceased Entirely
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- Page 10
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- City and Neighborhood
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- Idaho Mining Man Has Disappeared
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- Provo News Notes
- Is Thought to Have Attempted Suicide
- Ogden Schools to Have Prominent Instructor
- Ephraim News Notes
- Ogden Council Talks of Water Works Purchase
- Wheeler Conversed with Mrs. Elmer over Phone
- Ogden-Zion Boulevard Looks like Sure Thing
- News of Rexburg
- Mrs. Mary Valentine Dies after Lingering Illness
- Suing National Bank for Alleged Sale of Stock
- Caught in Cave-in at the Boston Con
- Notes of Springville
- Dire in Arizona
- Charges Non-Support
- Negro is Arrested
- Sent to Penitentiary
- $250,000 Corporation
- Ogden Briefs
- Trout Gain Freedom
- Seeks Separation
- Trying Damage Suit
- Breeden Gives Opinion to Emery County Clerk
- Correspondents Coming to Have Look at Zion
- Park Man is Arrested by Ogden Officers
- Delegate Smith Thinks Bryan Will Elected
- News of M'Cammon
- Church Members Present Pastor with Testimonial
- May Deliver Sermon in the Welsh Tongue
- Frank E. Holman Gets Distinction at Oxford
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- King Edward Opens the Olympic Games
- Burlington to Begin Extension
- Major Leagues
- Shippers Object to Increased Rates
- One of the Interesting Documents Submitted to Denver Convention
- One More Hot Roast for the Paper Trust
- Vice President Clerk Makes Periodical Visit
- Business Conditions Are Improving
- Sues Northern Pacific to Recover Lands
- Railroad Notes
- Will Submit Report on Platting of Murray
- Distributing Prizes Won on Great Real Estate Day
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- Races at Brighton
- Salt Lake Must Put up Her Sinking Fund
- Unexpected Defeat
- $12,000 for Colt
- Steamships Refuse to Carry Aeroplanes
- Chapman Secures Welsh for Proposed Match
- Glidden Tourists Meet Bad Roads
- Bingham Will Have Good Baseball Team
- Five-Mile Motor Race Salt Palace Feature
- Entries for Seattle
- Entries for Butte
- Zeppelin is Ready
- Races at Seattle
- Races at Butte
- Benefit Meet for Norman C. Hopper
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- Keeping Secret Date of Alia's Execution
- Serious Auto Wreck
- Page 12
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- 1908 School Tax Levy Fixed at Nine Mills
- Notice
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- Real Estate News
- Tintic Range Railway Company
- Police Court Cases
- Castle Valley Railway Company
- Copper Belt Railroad Company
- Complaints Are Issued
- Notice of Assessment
- Assessment No. 2
- Notice
- Local News
- Order of Notice Thereon
- Sevier Railway Company
- Sanpete Valley Railway Company
- Notice of Canyon Crest Ranch Association Special Meeting
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- Police Ordinance Amended by Solons
- Passengers Scared by Trolley Smashup
- Fifteenth Starts Its Moving Today
- Murder Charge Against Austrian
- Council Rejects Name of Devine
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- Dubois Talks of the Convention
- Three Girls Trouble Probation Officer
- Is Caught Red Handed Burglarizing a Room
- Home for Mrs. French If She Will Return
- Good Roads Meeting at Lagoon Tonight
- Joint Meeting Called
- Train Strikes Wagon Driver is Badly Hurt
- Club Building Plans under Consideration
- Carson is Liberated for a Brief Period
- Des Moines Official Here
- Lively Scrap over Phone Ordinance
Salt Lake Tribune | 1908-07-14 | Page 2 | Saloon Licenses Are Held up by Committee
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1908-07-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| 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/s66x0n5s |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66x0n5s |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Saloon Licenses Are Held up by Committee |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1908-07-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | SALOON LICENSES ARE HELD UP BY COMMITTEE Tho License committee of the City Council has held up the licenses of twenty-three saloonmen, pending an Investigation. Investi-gation. Some of the men whose licenses have been held up nre the most prominent promi-nent who are engaged In the liquor business busi-ness in tho city. Following Is the list: Finch, Rogers & Mulvey (two), Mahan Liquor company. Radke Bros., L. F. llarr, Fred Wey, C. IT. Reilley, P. O'Neill. C. II. Reager, Louvre restaurant, Chesapeake bar, G. S. Holmes, J. Pappas & Co., G. Swain, William Strong, John Baer, Gul-bransen Gul-bransen & Gunddrson, C. M. TCrnst, J. J. McPhic, James McTiernay. John HInes, Fred Kuster, Ben Hartwlck. |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66x0n5s/13988849 |