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- Page 1
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- British Take More Positions on Ancre
- U.S. to Investigate German Deportation
- To Prosecute All Cases of Election Fraud
- New York May Have Dry New Year's Eve
- Rulers Congratulate Wilson
- Adamson Law Conference is Brought to End
- Elephant Flees from Zoo Captured after Long Race
- Invasion of Rumania Resumed by Teutons
- Big Suffrage Lobby for next Congress
- Salt Lakers in New York
- Carranza Congratulates Wilson
- England Upholds Blacklist in Reply
- Page 2
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- House Control in Doubt; Both Claim Victory
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- Future Shortage of Cars Considered
- Local News
- Switchman Testifies
- Illinois Central Cases
- Mangers Continue
- C. B. & Q. Starts Suit
- Railroads Fined
- Great Northern Case
- Germans and Serbs in Bitter Fight on Cerna Recka
- Attack on Rheims Was Revenge for French Shelling
- Austrians Give Details of Fight; Victories Claimed
- Local News
- Americans Released
- Russian Cruiser Aground
- Norwegians Fire on Germans
- Heavy Italian Losses Confirmed in Isonzo Region
- Johnson Eliminated in Presidency Race
- New Nurse Named for Granite Schools
- Two Steamer Sunk
- Local News
- Oppenheimer Palace for Sale
- Recruiting Causes Strife
- 161,239 Irishmen Available
- Contradicts Russian Report
- British Boat Torpedoed
- Tank Steamer Saved
- Parisian Report
- Local News
- Lone Man Holds up Fast Express Train
- Testing Humidifier
- Kane Funeral Tomorrow
- Denver Mining Man Here
- Page 3
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- High Food Prices Attacked by Wilson
- Federal Employees Organize a Union
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- May Split Vote of Electoral Delegates
- Local News
- Hughes Gains in Minnesota
- Wilson is Gaining
- Republicans Protest
- Prohibition Defeated
- Barchfeld Gains 51 Votes
- Single Tax Measure Defeated in Oregon
- Borden Not to Retire
- Contest Promised on Governorship
- Ford Says He Will Obtain Iron Plants
- $100,000,000 More for War is Wanted
- Mexican Conditions Not Known in U. S.
- Author Attacks New York's Law
- Lansing Orders Probe in Turkey
- Many Not Contributing
- Page 4
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- Rate Discrimination is Removed in Part
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- At the Orpheum
- Plans Are Discussed for Products Week
- Joint Freight Rate Legislation Urged
- Sophomores Play Joke on Freshmen
- Banquet is Given by Walker Buyers
- Canvass of City Shows No Change
- Cold Snap About Over
- Infant Boy Dies
- Articles Are Filed
- President Demands Action by Mexico
- Cabrera's Action Halts Plans for Border Control
- Communication is Established with Carranza Troops
- Local News
- Villa Brands Men
- Villa Troops Withdrawing
- Plaintiff Given Judgement
- Returns to Pocatello
- Mrs. Dora E. Wight Dies
- To Hold Funeral Today
- Suffers Stroke of Apoplexy
- Confesses to Deserting
- Will Attend Convention
- Nickel Plate Men Here
- Page 5
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- Society
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- May Have to Build Plants in England
- Identity of Woman Forger Revealed
- Four Trainmen Killed
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- Marriage Licenses
- Real Estate Transfers
- Standard Oil Gives Employees 8 Hours
- Local News
- Local News
- Federal Probe of Foods to be Made
- Wilson Busy with Routine Labors
- "Dry" Law in Alaska Plan of Druggists
- Engineer Killed in Wreck
- Page 6
- Page 7
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- Plan Convention on Saving Daylight
- Battleship Bids Being Considered
- $50,000,000 French Credit Subscribed
- Pipe Line Dividend Declared
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- Plan to Reorganize Rock Island Given
- White Slave Cases in Supreme Court
- Mrs. Boissevain Improving
- Former Congressman Dies
- Notice of Annual and Special Stockholders' Meeting
- Gemini Mining Company
- Page 8
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- Remarkable Cure of Leprosy is Effected
- Novel Election Bet Paid at Washington
- Another Election to be Held This Fall
- Trying to Advance Quality of School
- Has Remedy for Thefts of Autos
- Parker and Hale Felicitate Moon
- New York Makes No Move for Prisoner
- Debaters Elect Officers
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- Dramatic Club Meets
- Treasurer Gets Road Tax
- Weather Data
- Seek for Change in Name of Court
- Royston Case is under Advisement
- Page 9
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- H. L. Bell Will be Given High Honor
- Freight Traffic is of Immense Volume
- Catholics Planning to Hold Big Bazaar
- First Resignation since the Election
- Shortage of Cars is a Huge Problem
- Says Cost is Too Great
- Farm Bureau Will Reorganize
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- Licensed to Wed
- Unable to Find Body
- May Raise Charges for Forest Grazing
- To Define Position of Junior Colleges
- Wilson to Wireless Japanese Emperor
- Railroad Fatalities Greatly Decreased
- Electrical Week to be Observed
- Daily Court Calendar
- L. D. S. U. Prepared for Founder's Day
- No News Yet on Governors' Meeting
- Improvement to be Discussed
- Dean of Women is to Visit New York
- Pioneer Daughters Render Programme
- Must Help Family or be Incarcerated
- Mrs. Hill Declares She is Not Guilty
- Aged Man is Injured
- To Sell Flags for Soldiers' Orphans
- Students Designate Subject of Debate
- Captain Richart is off for the Border
- Says His Wife Was Stolen by Mexican
- Local News
- Page 10
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- Great Crowd Will See Gridiron Duel
- Nebraska Loses Two Men through Death
- Wrestlers Tire; Match is Stopped
- Water Lady Winner in Opening Feature
- Missourians Want Local Option Test
- Chance Names His Terms to Lead Chicago Cubs
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Salt Lakers Reach League Convention
- Japanese Players Enjoyed Their Trip
- [Untitled]
- Optional Plan to be Discussed Today
- Big Relay Race to be Run by Scouts
- Many Rooters Will Make Colorado Trip
- Aggies Still Hope to Win a Battle
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- Entries for Swim Will Close Today
- Football Results
- Page 11
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- Young Boys Are on Trial for Murder
- Ready to Take up Highway Campaign
- Murder Trial is Opened at Malad
- Club Offers Prizes for Products Week
- Housekeepers' and Farmers' Meeting
- Sudden Death Comes to Springville Man
- Pioneer Woman of Provo Passes Away
- Democrats Elect Justices
- May Contest Election
- Highwayman Sentenced
- Vote is Canvassed
- Doctor Operated Upon
- Club to Have Luncheon
- Two Dogs' Heads Will be Examined
- Bingham Fans See First Hoop Battle
- Billiards
- Bowling
- Dern to Meet Jones
- Wrestling Gets under Way
- Local News
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- New Vaudeville Bill at Pantages Today
- Amusements
- Notice of Stockholders' Meeting
- Assessment Notice
- In the District Court of The
- In the District Court of The
- In the Third Judicial District
- In the District Court of The
- Notice to Creditors of Utah Minerals Concentrating Company, a Corporation
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court, Probate
- Teachers Fund is $3,725.46
- Application for Water
- Page 12
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- Original Bannack to Start Shipment
- Use Sagebrush Oil in Flotation Process
- Rex Consolidated Plant is Started
- Keno Company to Discuss Expansion
- Plutus May Move Offices to Zion
- Ore Shipments Released
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- Market for Mining Stocks Featureless
- Ray Consolidated Increases Profits
- Good Ore Reported in Paloma Property
- Showing Encourages in Antelope Star
- J. M. Reynolds off for Beaver County
- Raises Question as to Gold Influx
- Lakeview Mining Ore is High Grade
- Lyon Hill Will Resume Shipping
- Cotton Market
- Local News
- Cotton Breaks Record
- Coffee Futures
- Sugar Market
- Evaporated Fruits
- Attitude of Brotherhoods Affects the Stock Market
- Shows Magnitude of Mine Industry
- Livestock Quotations
- New York Money
- New York Bonds
- Changes Are Few in Metal Markets
- Wool in Demand
- Kansas City
- Chicago
- Chicago Produce
- New York Grain
- New York Produce
- Flax, Oats and Rye
- Sharp Price Losses in Wheat Market
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- Page 16
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- [Illegible] Lake Route to [Illegible] Improvements
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- Ruling is Made on Election Judges
- Samuel Russell to Beking's Secretary
- George M. Cannion Resigns Positions
- Revivalist Workers Visit Unfortunates
- Is Going Unshaved on Election Wager
- Meeting is Postponed
- Rotarians Startled by Chief of Police
- Is to Open Class in Play Producing
- Expert is Examining Concrete Highways
- Conference is Held
- G. A. R Headquarters at Statehouse Open
- Great Gain Shown in Building Permits
- Assessor Starts on 1917 Business
- Discuss Rebuilding of Liberty School
- Ravenous Coyotes Are Eating Fish
- Prediction of Many Years Ago Verified
- Proposed Change Affects Faculty
- Pioneer Prospector Dies of Pneumonia
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1916-11-15 | Page 9 | Freight Traffic is of Immense Volume
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-11-15 |
| 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/s62n5vhn |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62n5vhn |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Freight Traffic is of Immense Volume |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1916-11-15 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62n5vhn/14696620 |