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- Government to Force Resumption of Local Mining
- Secret Documents Bare Kaiser's Guilt for Armageddon
- Howe Stirs Session of Red Inquiry
- Ask Suppression of D' Annunzio
- Snow Blanket Covers West
- Another American is Slain in Mexican Disorders
- Grayson Denies Wilson Report
- Carranza Reported in Flight; Mexico Denies Rumor
- Asks Independence for Philippines
- Salt Lakers in New york
- Page 2
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- Miners in Jail at Sheridan to Obtain Release
- Volunteer Miners to Work Diggings to Kansas Fields
- Miners Unwiling to Accept Raise; Colleries Idle
- Drastic Steps are Taken to Conserve Supplies of Coal
- Industries Forced to Close
- Schools are Ordered Closed
- Miners not to Return
- Nonessential Plants Closed
- Sheridan Strike Ended
- Would Close Copper Mines
- Page 3
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- Plan Move for Setting League in Operation
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- Notice of Bond Sale
- Exotic Dances are Protested by Cardinal
- U. S. Peace Envoys in One Week will Leave Conference
- Advent of Railroad to be Celebrated
- Granger Man Heads Irrigation Company
- Arrangements Made for Monument Drive
- Services Held for Child
- Youngstown Steel Workers Returning
- Paris Dance Halls Closed by Police
- Ransdell to Leave as Waterway Head
- Will Refuse Entente Demands
- New Note is Expected
- Notice of Special Meeting of the Stockholders of the Guardian Fire Insurance Company
- We have Approximately
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- Page 6
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- "Nancy" is Elected
- View of Gompers
- Ho, the Night-Cap
- The Budget System
- Big Trade Meeting
- A Line O' Type or Two
- Unionism in Germany
- Malt Sugar Syrup
- The Eternal Problem
- The Exact Terminology
- Kindness of Auntie
- Quick Diagnosis
- The Freer Collection
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- Answers to Questions
- Mollifying Molly
- That's Different
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- Page 8
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- Ready to Serve Charge Opposed
- Son of D' Annunzio to Attempt Flight from Italy to U. S.
- Union Services Held
- Home on Leave
- Blizzard at Buhl
- Grant to Return next Week
- Mckendrick to Speak
- British Labor Motion Lost
- Ranges in Idaho Reported Good
- Western Electric Holds Jubilee Fete
- Warned to Beware of Bomb Packages
- Grazing Questions Discussed at Provo
- Prohibition Worker has a Good Night
- Hines would Meet Brotherhood Agents
- Sailors Guests of Former 'Gob'
- Colon Protesting Prohibition Law
- Chile Authorizes Port Works Loan
- School Building Damaged
- Present Play for Athletic Benefit
- Spain in Rupture with Russ Soviet
- Two Women Claim Omaha Man's Estate
- Sedition Trial Well under May
- Enters Roman Communion
- Special Car Chartered
- Dance is Arranged
- Page 9
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- Carranza Flees from his Capital Report in Texas
- Reports of Battle in Mexico Capital are Flatly Denied
- Says Extinction of Yaquis Only way to Insure Peace
- Think Wallace may be Former Idaho Resident
- Mexican Journals Generally Support Carranza Attitude
- Payment Authorized
- Licensed to Mary
- Eleven Yaquis Executed
- Six Orientals Beheaded
- One Recourse for Jenkins
- Judge Morgan is Ill
- Page 10
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- Championship Grid Contests Today at University Campus
- Lay Plans for 1920 Olympiad
- Bingham Wins Game at Pleasant Green
- Rupert Legion is out with Grid Defy
- Rothchild Wins $390,000 on One Newmarket Race
- Take Game out of Politics, Plea
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- Technical K. O. for Chip over Burke
- Dies of Heart Disease
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- Page 11
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- Army and Navy Battle Today
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- Army has Lead on Navy by Two Games
- Battlefields Being Combed for Salvage
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- Pretty Tribute Paid at Cross Unveiling
- Turf Results and Entries
- Legislature Begins its Special Session
- Tax Evaders are Given a Warning
- Viscount Pleasant at Result
- Marooned on Island
- Admits Share in Czar's Murder
- Kreisler to Perform
- Would Hang D' Annunzio
- Diphtheria among U. S. Troops
- Will Try for New Record
- Will Develop Woolwich
- Sport Gossip
- Urged to Take Mines
- Spencer to Seek Reelection
- Very Blank
- A Gentle Hint
- Soccer Game will be Played Sunday
- Page 12
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- Spelter Rises to Better Price
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- Y. L. M. I. A. Observes Birthday Old-Fashioned Dance is Held
- Labor Ticket is Beaten at Polls
- " must Recede," Senator Declares
- Plan No General Fight on Tobacco
- Jury Commissioners Named
- Grecian King Now Reported as Exiled
- No Citrus Crop Harm
- Flood Danger Past
- Stock Losses Are Reported
- Snow Falling in Nebraska
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- Stage & screen
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- Wounded Veterans on Force
- Storm Damage Heavy in Ogden
- Irrigation District Reports to be Made
- Forest Examiner Given New Post
- Long Idleness is Feared
- Comes from " Grave" to Accuse Kun
- Efforts to Hasten Removal of Bodies
- Explosion Occurs at Oil Warehouse
- City Court Cases
- Department Called Out
- Prized Dog is Killed
- Asks $1735 Damages
- Damage Case on Trial
- Many Candidates for Secretaryship
- Political Leaders Gather at Pierre
- Negro Lynched by Mob
- New Yorker Robbed of $40,000
- Miners are Arrested
- Conference Ready to end Sessions
- Poincare Decides Once is Enough
- U. S. to Probe High Prices for Whiskey
- Delinquent Notice
- Special Stockholders' Meeting
- Local News
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- Rexall Contact Showing Better
- Ship Ore from Big Five Lease
- Silver Shield Loses Ground
- Emma Silver Mine Ore Piled Drift
- Progress at Eureka Bullion Excellent
- Salt Laker Takes Position at Basin
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- Stock Session Very Active; Speculative Issues Decline
- Corn Prices Mark a Sharp Advance
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Majuba Tin Mine to be Developed
- Tintic Mine Rate of Shipment Large
- Zuma Mine Continues to Drift Along Ore
- Pioche Bristol Mine Condition Good
- Rails and Industrials
- Utah Banks and Industrials
- Boston Stock Quotations
- New York Curb Stocks
- Boston Curb Cloase
- Standard Oil Stocks
- Denver
- Cotton Market
- Kansas City
- St. Joseph
- Omaha
- Chicago
- Dun's Weekly Review
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- Chicago Produce
- Boston Wool Market
- New York Money
- Coffee Futures
- New York Produce
- Metals
- Minneapolis Grain
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- Porphyry Coppers Improve Position
- Vein Windings are Described
- Oil Export Volume Shows Decided Gain
- Explosion Kills Engineer
- Silver Discoveries Made at Golconda
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- New Suits Filed
- Marriage Licenses
- Real Estate Transfers
- Weather Data
- May Day Drift Face Advancing Rapidly
- St. Louis Bowlers Lead
- Delinquent Notice
- In the Third Judicial District
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court , Probate
- In the District Court ,Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
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- Radicals Scored by Utah Eagles
- City Program Wins Approval
- Civic Education to be Discussed
- Drug Taken in Raid; Two Men are Jailed
- Vocational Training is Granted Utahns
- Tax Receipts Heavy; Books Close Today
- Professor Marshall Speaker
- Missing Army Man Sought by Police
- Soaring Price of Silver Hard on Heirlooms
- Woman is Held for Shoplifting
- Utah's 'Dixie' Buried under Heavy Snow
- Elks Buy First Health Seals
- Wives' Divorce Pleas Granted
- Power Distribution Returns to Normal
- Industrial Dinner Speakers Selected
- Salt Laker Charged with Woman's Death
- Canceling of Order of Adoption Sought
- Abandoned Baby is Claimed by Mother
- Congregation Sues for Money Promised
- Bennion to Conduct Cornerstone Service
- Watch Presented to R. L. M' Donough
- Pioneer Utah Guide is Dead
- Grain Corporation Reports Movements
- W. fife Convigted of Possessing Liquor
- Stolen Goods Found in Search of Room
- Rescuers near Shut-in Miners
- Wives Rejoice at News Received of Imprisoned Men
- Sheriff Needs Jail to House Radicals
- Thirtieth Ward Dedication Sunday
- Stocks are Stolen
- Ephraim Folks to Entertain
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- To Meet Land Board
- Case is Continued
- Visits San Luis Stake
- Visits Central States Mission
Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-11-29 | Page 2 | Would Close Copper Mines
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-11-29 |
| 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/s6446xxp |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6446xxp |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Would Close Copper Mines |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-11-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6446xxp/15036247 |