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- Way Now Paved for Ending the Party Quarrel
- Company Sold More Coal than it Bought
- Will Harness Wind to Furnish Light
- Salt Lakers in New York
- Dies after Long Illiness
- Struggle over Currency Bill Ends This Week
- Time is Short to Join Good Fellow Order
- Princess Will Hunt in Rocky Mountains
- Charles Gammon to Succeed Eldredge
- Committee on Postoffices Economical
- Peerage for Bryce
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- Mercado Will Make Assault on Chihuahua
- Rebels Do Not Fear Attack by Mercado
- Villa Reports to the Rebel Leader
- Mexican Bankers Try to Avoid Panic
- Bank Clerks Tender President Banquet
- High School Paper to Make Appearance
- Short Weight Alleged
- Mrs. Allen's Funeral Friday
- Californians Buy Millard County [Illegible]
- "City Beautiful" Slogan
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- Relief Felt at the State Department
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- Mrs. E. D. Foster Dead
- Alleged Gamblers Arrested
- Issue Instructions for Red Cross Seals
- Two Burned to Death
- Married in Cafe
- Trout Are Stolen
- Church Head is Given Watch Fob
- To Discuss New School Furniture
- Government Wins in Suit with Widow
- Barber is Killed in Labor Dispute
- Damage Suit Transferred
- Third Trial of Von Klein
- Mrs. Pankhurst Again in State of Collapse
- "Waiting Game" is Plan of Sheriff
- Grandson of David Marries
- Land Contest Case is Being Heard
- Board Recommends Pardon for M'Mahon
- Schmidt Wants to Go upon the Stand
- Mrs. M. E. Hanson Dies
- Scientists Will Meet
- Mother and Little Ones Burned to Death
- Minor Cases Heard by Justice Harper
- Pays $60 Fine for Swearing at Girl
- President Wilson Receives Callers
- Making Test of Drainage System
- Roosevelt is Given a Cordial Welcome
- Will Rush Work on Roof Garden
- City and Vicinity
- Lawyer Turns on the Gas and Dies
- Tyng Appointed to Finance Committee
- Seeks to Hasten Decision of Court
- State near Close in Anselmo Case
- Policeman Shot by Horse
- Will Not Sell Out
- Rush Interurban Road
- Probes Typhoid Report
- Students Get Holiday
- Griffiths Infant Dies
- Adopt Plan for Practical Study
- High School Dance to be Elaborate
- Bull Moosers Plan to Have Conference
- Elevator Starter Also Writes Songs
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- Urges an Income Tax in Gem State
- Keays is Discharged
- Bannock County Apparently "Dry"
- Japanese Killed
- Return from Stock Show
- Bulgarian Arrested
- Praises Park City
- Faces Conspiracy Charge
- Cupid's Darts Find Work
- Caught Bootlegging
- Many Attend Reception
- Seeks Health on Coast
- Trail Proved False
- Commission Named to Examine Thaw
- Harrison Appoints New Board Members
- Condition of the Winter Grain Good
- Members of Council Must Pay or Walk
- Millions Sent to the Folks at Home
- Unknown Kills Himself
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- [Illegible] Henry Martin is Losing Nerve
- Merchants Give Ball
- Will Present Classics
- Returns from Mission
- Much Mail for "Santa"
- Granted License to Wed
- Blames Telephone for Boy's Death
- Burglars Fastidious
- Programme by Students
- Condon's Poems Out
- Holds up Six
- Holiday Programme
- Club in New Home
- Will Cheer Children
- Want Clear Sidewalk
- Gathering Many Relics
- Jewelry Stolen
- Art Exhibit Attracts
- Three Sent to Prison
- Student Actors Please
- Voluntary Assessment $23,795
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- Water Polo Proves Exciting Pastime
- Cleveland Not with Federals in 1914
- Results on the Turf; Weights, Riders and Entries
- To Play Basketball during the Holidays
- Pelky Sets Line, but Would Box Johnson
- Aggies Play Class Basketball Series
- Lipton Will Compete
- Railway for Alaska Debated in House
- Charred Body Found under Automobile
- Sale of Joe Tinker Not Yet Approved
- Tinker is Willing to Take Dodger Job
- Single Heats Will Not Set New Record
- Assigns Causes of Culberson Lynching
- Cable Recovers Sight
- Editor Goes Free
- Weber Academy Five Wins by One Point
- Minnesota Will Not Play Carlisle Team
- Granite Championship to be Decided Today
- Two-Men Teams Will Fight it out Tonight
- Ray Cutler First in Deseret Swim
- Girls to Give Banquet for Football Heroes
- World Tourists to Receive Glad Hand
- O' Hearne, Recovered, is Cornell Captain
- Yacht Racing Dates Fixed
- Petroskey Beats Benz
- Springville in Winner
- Cambridge Elects Today
- Observe [Illegible] of First Air [Illegible]
- Utah Athletes [Illegible] Receive [Illegible]
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- Engaged to Fifty Men at Same Time
- [Illegible] Unable to March on Capital
- Road Charged with Diverting Profits
- [Illegible] is Ready to Begin Negotiations
- Volcano Changes Island of Ambrim
- Eugenic Marriage Law in Wisconsin
- Mary Pickford at the American Today
- Amusements
- Colombia Adopts High Tariff Rates
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- Salt Lakers Have Had Ideal Autumn Weather Pictures Made Yesterday Tell Story of Climate
- State Has Money on Hand to Spend
- May Face Charge of Impersonation
- Will Try Greeks on Serious Charge
- Sues Street Railway
- More Inheritance Tax
- St. Mary's Presents Programme Tonight
- Move to Prevent Christmas Fires
- Mistake Illness for Attempted Suicide
- Lodge Will Give Play
- Makes Present to Booster for Utah
- Engagement Ends Four-Day Romance
- Prepare for Annual Banquet of Club
- Drug and Grocery Stores Are Robbed
- Will Give Dance
- Death Sudden for Edward M. Casey
- New Apparatus for Fire Department
- State Beekeepers to Have Convention
- "Back to Nature" for "Squaw Man"
- To Issue Bulletin on Milk Production
- Labor Unions to Hold Elections
- Bankruptcy Petition Filed
- Tries Suicide by Drinking Poison
- Youth Arrested as Overcoat Thief
- Serves "Spoiled" Crabs, is Charge
- Change Basis of Reports on Water
- Intimate Location for Urban State
- Completes Awards of Pigeon [Illegible]
- Electrical Worker Vote on [Illegible]
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- New Tramway for Pioche Day-Bristol
- Work Active in New Rochester
- Engineers to Talk on Road Subjects
- Made Good Mine of Doubtful Prospect
- Montana-Bingham is Important Tunnel
- Exchange Feeling the Holiday Apathy
- Freak Formations in Halifax Tonopah
- New Committee for Publicity Campaign
- New York Expects Change for Better
- Utah's Unique Position
- Yerington Mountain Copper is [Illegible]
- Mining Notes
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1913-12-18 | Page 7 | Barber is Killed in Labor Dispute
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-12-18 |
| 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/s6xh12gj |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6xh12gj |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Barber is Killed in Labor Dispute |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-12-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 7 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6xh12gj/14336515 |