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- President Will Not Recall Troops
- Cheyenne Sheriff is Shot to Death
- David Lamar Must Go to Penitentiary
- Benjamin Fay Mills Dead
- Democrats Are Denounced at Big Gathering
- Philippines Bill Beaten in the House
- All Rebels in Ireland Are Laying down Arms
- British Pride is Severely Jolted
- Socialists Have No Country to Defend
- Germany to Comply with U.S. Demands
- Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and Wife
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- Crown Prince Makes Another Fierce Attack
- Paris Reports Full of Cheer for the Allies
- Four Generals Taken by Turks at Kut-El-Amara
- Austrians Admit Russian Victory North of Mlynov
- Berlin Report
- Mine Sweeper and Yacht Sent down in Mediterranean
- Enemy-Battery Silenced by the Russian Forces
- Artillery Activity
- Von Der Goltz Assassinated
- Is Given Coat of Tar and Feathers
- A Symbol of Health
- Only Course Open to Obregon is to Accept the Plan
- Pershing Keeps in Close Touch with the Border
- Laborers All over Country Go on Strike
- Monster Parade and Many Strikes Feature May Day
- Ordered out Thursday
- Strikers Attack Workers
- Strike at Cleveland
- Riot at Chicago
- arranging Terms
- Shingle Weavers Strike
- Lathers Go Out
- Demand Eight Hours
- Carpenters Quit Work
- Injunction Against Company is Vacated
- Linclon to Go Back to Great Britain
- Would Withdraw Demands
- Register is Named
- May File New Tariffs
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- Insists on Acting as His Own Lawyer
- Delegates Uninstructed
- Third Attempt Foiled
- Fights in Midair
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- John Hempel Now Captain of Police
- New Secretary is on Duty at Club
- F. W. Francis Will Filed in Probate
- ratained for Summer School
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- suffragists to Meet Here Special Arrives Thursday
- Will Lecture on Smoke Abatement
- Hotel Proprietor is Discovered Dead
- Marshal Goes to Coast
- Much Sunshine in April
- Deputy Goes after Branton
- Makes Record Run
- Will Work in Nevada
- Lindgren Funeral Today
- Railroad Men to Meet
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- Appoint a Second Deputy Assessor
- Real Estate Transfers
- Marriage Licenses
- The War a Year Ago Today
- Daily Court Calendar
- Weather Data
- School Plans Are Submitted
- Service Held for Mrs. Ensign
- Mill Creek Pioneer Dies
- Miner Burned by Carbide
- Wright to be General Agent
- Textbooks Given State
- Will be Euried in Hooper
- General Bell is Coming
- Trying to Locate Opium
- Williams Going to Washington
- Suits Are Stolen
- Gilson Funeral Today
- Police in Summer Uniform
- Salt Lakers in New York
- May Open Fight on Water Power Bill
- Chicago Banker Dies
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- $246,235 Required for Use of Schools
- Enormous Advance in Price of Paper
- Schools of County Undergo Inspection
- Jordan High School Boys See Farms Get Practical Agricultural Lessons
- Federal Court in Session in Ogden
- Elks of Evanston Will Visit Ogden
- Not Guilty Piea Entered
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- Commission Begins Resurfacing Roads
- Flood Waters Do Damage to Bridge
- Convention Stops Municipal Doings
- Mator Delays Salaries
- Woman Missionary Deplores Lectures
- Fire Brick Concern Finishes Big Stack
- Chauffeur Slightly Hurt
- Three Divorce Actions Begun
- Financial Need of Schools Presented
- Amusements
- To Meet Salt Lake in Debate Tonight
- Persian to Deliver Address
- Banquet is Given by Business Men
- President Budge is Congratulated
- Whooping Cough
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
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- Tell of Suffering of Suffolk's Crew
- "Bacon" Judgment is to be Vacated
- Safety First Train Begins a Long Tour
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- Catholic Bazaar Open Today Little Girls Are Aiding the Cause
- Rate Increase Prevented
- Artillery Reviewed
- Lincoln, Nebraska, Saloons Are Closed
- Wood's Address is Heard in the West
- Coal Famine in China
- Wages Increased
- Brains Dashed out in Fall from Auto
- Officers Chosen for B. Y. College
- Young Woman Buried
- Service Held for Mrs. Myers
- Many Attend Funeral of Boy
- Sheriff Seizes Liquor
- Supposed Salt Laker in Custody
- Licensed to Marry
- Funeral Today for Mrs. Straw
- Mrs. Weaver Given Divorce
- Belligerent in Jail
- Anniversary of Battle Observed
- Dignan Goes Free
- President May Intervene
- Earthquake Causes Damage
- Flowers Accompany Request
- Help for Aeronauts
- Probate and Guardianship Notice
- In the District Court Probate
- In the District Court Probate
- In the District Court Probate
- Notice of Stockholders's Meeting
- Local News
- Delinquent Notice
- Delinquent Notice
- In the District Court Probate
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- Second Performance is Given by Pupils
- Obtaining Licenses to be Safeguarded
- Baker Services Today
- Little Boy Buried
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- Canyon Road Work Will Begin Today
- Bunjo, Famous Police Dog, is Faithful to the Last
- Bingham Cashier Still Being Held
- Beet Seed Concern Increases Capital
- Progressives Spurn Rich's Ultimatum
- Burglar Steals Jewelry
- City Will Continue to Utilize Garbage
- Sharp and Bell Will be Speakers
- Postponement Had in Ouster Hearing
- Governor Gooding Visits Salt Lake
- Anaconda Man is Probably insane
- Scandinavian Male Chorus in Concert
- Community Week Observed in Utah
- Capitol Hill Car Line is Extended
- Art Works Are Purchased
- Private Funeral for Infant
- Burglary Complaints Issued
- War on Rubbish in City is Commenced
- Will of Mrs. Weir Filed for Probate
- Weber and Davis Double Valuations
- All-British Society Has Entertainment
- Typists to Hold Annual Contests
- Erie Favour Camps
- Protest Made by Republican Women
- Asks Co-Operation to Reduce Losses
- This Year's Clip of Wool Cleaner
- International Play Center is Planned
- Immediate Vote is Wanted on Question
- Farmer Dies
- Goes to Moapa
- Special Agent Back from Idaho
- St. Panl's Election Held
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- Five of Seven from Pat Will Do, Fellers
- This and That in Coast League Talk
- Seals Release Vet Joe Corbett to Get in Limit
- Young Gilbert Has Remarkable Record
- Jackson Teams Are Showing Much Class
- Seals Jump to Top in Club Batting at End of First Four Weeks' Play
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- Tooele Wins Game from Cement Nine
- Leonard Beats Thomas
- Spring Practice at Yale Starts Fast
- Midgets Defeat Juniors
- Ex-Portland Heaver Gives Tigers Blank
- Joe Bush Pitches Macks to Victory
- Senators Go to Top in the American
- New Nine at Pocatello
- Braves Beat Phils for First Time in 1916
- Pirates Shut out by Cincie Hurler
- New Yorks Suffer Eighth Straight
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- Mickey O'brien and Tom Crawford Draw
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- Roundhouse Boys Win in Fast Game
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- Harvard at Regatta
- Rupert High First in Pocatello Meet
- Malad Nine Winner over Tremontons
- East High Athletes Beat Gold and Blue
- West High Winner over Grade Schools
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- College Baseball
- Smoot Puts one Amendment Over
- May Mean Much to Users of Gasoline
- Bryan May Get in as an Alternate
- More Bonds Sold
- To Decide Today on Coach's Retention
- Morgenthau Wll Again
- Court announces Recess
- Local News
- New Submarine Launched
- Local News
- Local News
- Food for Belgians at Bottom of Sea
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- Washington Mourns Loss of Joe Gedeon
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
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- Boston Copper Quotations
- New York Money
- Additional Mines
- Evaporated Fruits
- Sugar Market
- Coffee Futures
- New York Produce
- Cotton Market
- Chicago Produce
- New York grain
- Flax, Oats and Rye
- Livestock Quotations
- Notice to the Stockholders of the Seven Troughs Mining Company
- Chicago
- Kansas City
- Portland
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- Ship Big Tonnage from Union Mines
- Whirlwind Con. is Listed on Exchange
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- Advance in Silver Revives Old Camps
- New York Listed Quotations
- Stocks of Shippers in Grater Demand
- Copper Ore Struck on Alpine Empire
- Jamesdee Mining Company is Formed
- Nevadas Quoted in San Francisco
- Bears Raid Stock Market but Are Driven to Cover
- Silver Drops Back on New York Board
- new York Bonds
- Wheat Prices Take an Upward Shoot
Salt Lake Tribune | 1916-05-02 | Page 7 | May Open Fight on Water Power Bill
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-05-02 |
| 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/s6bg3g8z |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bg3g8z |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | May Open Fight on Water Power Bill |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1916-05-02 |
| 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/s6bg3g8z/14675844 |