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- Russians Falling Back in Poland
- Appoints Notable Men on Commission
- Salt Lake Men are Busy at Washington
- Moslem Suzerainty in Egypt is Ended
- American Tinge to Berlin Christmas
- Freight Rates Reduced
- Break up Big Gang of Counterfeiters
- Servian Victory Fatal to Austria
- Germans Strew the Sea with Mines
- Quarantine is Lifted
- Lions Escape from Trainers in a Theater
- "Not Guilty," Say Hoosier Lawmakers
- Bold Bandits Raid Store in St. Louis
- Career of Bandit Ended by Bullet
- German Ships did not Escape without Fight
- American Commission Sends Relief Cargo to The
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- Inquest at Whitby
- More Raiding Cruiser may have Escaped
- Germans Report Attack by Four Torpedo Boats
- Inquest Held over Victims at Hartlepool
- Crew of Trawler Witness Battle following Raid
- British do not Mention Loss of Destroyers
- Justifies the German Fleet in Bombardment
- Rumors Current of Battle off the Scotch Coast
- British Bombard Turkish Troops
- Mere Youths in the German Army
- Efficiency of the French Navy
- Greek Officer Condemned to Death by Turks
- Majority of the Wounded Return to the Trenches
- Austrians Lose Training Ship with all Hands
- French Troops Take Trenches from Germans
- Teutons Prevent Bridging of the Aisne River
- Germans Unable to Stop Allies
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- Outline of the War News
- Russians in Full Retreat all Along the Whole Line
- [Illegible] Reinforced
- [Illegible] Steamer Sunk
- Russian Defeat Disappointing to the Allies
- Germans must Capture Warsaw at all Hazards
- Berlin People Wild over the Great Victory
- German Squadron No Longer Feared
- Operation Fatal to Arizona Pioneer
- Berlin Troops Suffer Heavily
- Lokal Anzeiger Comments upon News of Battle
- Von Hindenberg Only 30 Miles from Warsaw
- Hopes for Cotton Trade are Raised
- Sends Second Order
- Fighting in Progress
- German Officers Control in Turkey
- Argentine Cruiser Takes German Ship
- Stray Bullets Still Cross the American Side
- Maytorena has so Far Failed to Stop Firing
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- Prominent Man on Trial for [Illegible]
- Ptomaine Poisoning among the Troops
- Malone Acquitted
- Victorious Chiefs Get Warm Welcome
- Lecturing in Paris
- Charles H. Frye Entertains
- British Steamer Ashore
- Resigns to Travel
- To Prevent Clogging
- Wed in Blackfoot
- Archibald Goes to Portland
- Salt Lake Newsies to be Given Treat
- Delayed by Storms
- Ute Indian Wanted on Murder Charge
- Secretary Daniels will Visit Hawaii
- Exposition will be Great Market Place
- Irish Volunteers Against England
- Burned in Trying to Put out Fire
- War Tax Stamps Received in City
- Hears of Sister's Death in the East
- Great Relief Map Sent to Exposition
- Big Storm on Coast is Cause of Damage
- Dividend is Held Up
- British Steamships Announce a Change
- Crew Cheered as the Waters Engulfed Them
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- Page 8
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- O'brien and Midkiff Draw at Pocatello
- Yankees' Lineup will be Change
- Fed Meeting Deferred
- Clarence Rowland to Lead White [Illegible]
- Lorin Solin Captain
- Hamp and Peyton to Box Saturday
- Juarer Results
- Turf Results, Entries, Riders and Weights
- Heavy Hitters on Monday's Ring Card
- Boxelder School Beaten by Aggies
- Mccoy and Lagrave Draw
- Rolls Perfect Score
- Tennis Official Settles
- Billiard Matches
- Leopards Pick Directors for Track Athletes
- Coast Magnates Vote to Give Salt Lake a Berth
- Clarence Rowland, Who Will Guide the Chicago Americans
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- Newport-New York Rivalry is Keen
- Utah Athletes to be Honored Today
- Wrestling Fans See Mat Men in Action
- Wilson Appealed To
- Torpedoes Invented by Robert Fulton
- Utah is Defeated by Montana Aggies
- Promises to Make Good all Losses
- Moratorium Again Applied in France
- Attack Made upon Minimum Wage Law
- Will Hunt Rabbits for Salt Lake Poor
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- Canning Industry is Given a Boost
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- Adjudged Insane
- Trunk Shop Robbed
- Plant is Inspected
- Says Chiropractor must have License
- Attack is Alleged
- Decree of Dissolution
- Is Held for Trial
- Plan Christmas Programme
- Would Establish House
- Admits Striking Conductor
- Canners to Meet
- Composition Test Prizes Awarded
- Leg Broken While Coasting
- Burglary is Charged
- Gets Six Months in Jail
- Funeral Services Today
- Boy Suffers Broken Leg
- Small Fire in Bingham
- Joseph H. Rankin Dead
- Drug Store Robbed
- To be Gowans's Aide
- Deer Hunter Shoots a Game Warden
- Election Contest in Sanpete County
- Funeral Today
- To have Entertainment
- Little Girl is Dead
- Picture House Planned
- To Give Christmas Cheer
- To Protect Americans
- Concert Announced
- Tells How He Won Big Potato Contest
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- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Cruelty is Charged
- St. Mary's Students to Give Exhibition
- Arbitration Board Still a Busy Body
- New Effort to Save the Life of Frank
- Outlines Position on Munitions Bill
- Tape Acquitted
- Home-Rule Charter may be Asked For
- Life Underwriters to Meet Tomorrow
- River and Harbor Bill Completed
- Berlin Sends the News by Wireless
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- New York Grain
- Sugar Market
- Chicago Produce
- New York Produce
- New York Bonds
- Copper Quiet, but Prices are [Illegible]
- Rise in Wheat on Big Export Sales
- Evaporated Fruits
- Flax, Oats and Rye
- Sale of Sheepskins
- Local News
- Cotton Market
- New York Money
- Coffee Futures
- Kansas City
- Omaha
- Livestock Quotations
- Amalgamated Plans Increased Output
- Wingfield Sure of Goldfield's Future
- Security Prices go down; Speculation at Low Ebb
- Ore Shipments Released
- New York Listed Stocks
- Cotton Situation has Passed Crisis
- Boston Copper Quotations
- Emerald Crosscut Shows Improvement
- Stocks Advancing on Local Exchange
- Nevadas Quoted in San Francisco
- Tonopah Companies Declare Dividends
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- Parole for Dewey will be Opposed
- Boats Needed for Philippine Trade
- Statistics Sought on Five Counties
- Bywater Issues Protective "Don'ts"
- Drama of Russian Life on at Salt Lake Theatre
- Strictly Fresh Eggs are on up-Grade; Sugar Off
- Lumbermen have Election
- Big Appropriation Stricken from Bill
- Miners' Mediator Named in Colorado
- License Secured
- Christmas Post Cards
- Midnight High Mass will be Celebrated
- Zero Temperature
- Sewing to be Displayed
- David H. Morris would be Speaker
- "Life's Shop Window" Opens Today at the American
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- Died
- Funeral Notices
- Fruitgrowers will have Meeting Here
- Insurance Men in Zion
- Chief Grant Meets with Business Men
- Banks Funeral to be Held Tomorrow
- Prizes for Plays are to be Given
- Interest Growing in Sugar Factory
- Postpone Tryouts for Debating Team
- Bishop D. S. Tuttle Talks to Students
- Another Railroad in View for Idaho
- Louis Berets Tells of Horrors of War
- Looks Bright for New Sugar Factory
- Central Abattoirs Favored by Young
- Question of Bonds may be Investigated
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- "Bank Robery" [Illegible] Excites [Illegible]
- Mental Hospital Report [Illegible]
- Will Give Playlet
- Fifty Corporations must Pay Penalty
- Gould Officials are Visiting City
- Fort Postoffice is Damaged by Fire
- Woman Admits She Defrauded Railroad
- Good Fellow is Feeling Tugs at Heartstrings
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- Yellowstone Park Booklet is Issued
- Pleads not Guilty to Murder Charge
- Sewer Extension Bids are Opened
- Railway Officials Meet in Salt Lake
- Royal Arch Masons have Installation
- Property Taxation is Theme for Discussion
- Heads of Families Given Employment
- Says Bombs Might Awaken the English
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-12-18 | Page 7 | Canal Tolls Reach the $1,000,000 Mark
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1914-12-18 |
| 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/s67h2vzh |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67h2vzh |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Canal Tolls Reach the $1,000,000 Mark |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1914-12-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67h2vzh/14634140 |