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- 400,000 Union Miners Opey Strike Call
- Injunction Seals Labor Head's Mouths
- No Disorders Mark Start of Struggle
- Evolution of Convoy Principle is Described by American Admiral
- Asks Wilson to Take over Mines
- Man's Dying Act Saves Thirty Lives
- Hope for Quick end to Contest
- Reserve of Veterans is Advocated
- Today Ushers in "Roll Call" of Red Cross
- Retail Liquor Dealers would Ban near Beer
- Glaring Frauds are Unearthed
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- Trainmen Ready to Assist Miners President Lee Says
- 90,000 Miners are Idle in Illinois Farrington Says
- Union Men Say 435,820 Men are Now on Strike
- Pigeon Bears Farewells of Belgian Party
- Foster Declares Steel Strike is not Lost Cause
- Drastic Action is Planned by Leaders of Steel Strike
- Kemmerer Mines are Deserted by Wyoming Diggers
- No Disorder is Reported in the Colorado District
- Ohio Operators See Relief from Great Shortage
- Sheriff Warns Strikers
- Confiscation of Coal Protested by Iowa Towns
- Governors Pledge Fullest Support to Government Plans
- Troops are Entraining
- "Sitting Tight" in Iowa
- Alabama Claims Conflict
- Coal Being Commandeered
- Strikers Gather in Charleston
- Cavalry Sent to Wyoming
- 100 per Cent in Montana
- Rebel Seizes Mexican Town
- Infantrymen Ordered to Camp
- All out in Washington
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- Utah Piles up Great Score on Montana Aggies
- Michigan Snatches Victory in Final
- Iowa Varsity Wins over South Dakota
- Iowa State Beats Nebraska by Kick
- Some of the Doings Caught by the Camera at Yesterday's Grid Game
- Illini Overturns Maroon Title Hope
- Yale Wins Easily Maryland Blanked
- Pitt Shoves Ball over Twice in Final
- Penn Falls before Penn State Eleven
- West Virginians Blank Princeton
- Army Meets Stiff Opponent in Tufts
- Stengel Brings All-Stars West
- Navy Kickers are Held to Low Score
- Harvard Finds Here Defense Trifle Off
- Notre Dame Beats Indians in Mud
- Oregon 'U' at Last Beats Washington
- Turf Results and Entries
- Harvard Wins Cross Country
- Cornell Soccerites Win
- Leopards Win Thrilling Game
- B. Y. High Victor over Wasatch Team
- Grant Snyder is Given Surprise
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- Chinese Cinema Opens at Gem
- Cancer Proves Fatal to Bountiful Man
- Funeral Services to be Held Today
- Youth Injured in Crash with Cycle
- Weather Data
- Cummings Apartment Sold for $100,000
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- Labor Unions Aid Red Cross
- Walter A. Harriman is an Ogden Visitor
- Extra Services for Industrial School
- Will Give Lecture on the Red Cross
- No Trace Found of Missing Man
- Ordered to Show Cause
- Coal Dealers Take Appeal
- Services for Miss Skoglund
- Building Sites Being Selected
- Mrs. Mary Ann Spencer Dies
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- Marriage Licenses
- Births
- New Suits Filed
- News of Death Received
- Jurymen Retire without Verdict
- Copy of Official Souvenir Received
- Search Made for Youth's Assailants
- Two Youths Held for Alleged Theft
- Daughter is Born
- Delinquent Notice
- Funeral Notice
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Special Notice to Rabbit Breeders
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- Mercy Campaign to Begin Today
- Republic Bank Elects Officers
- J. R. Haas Marries Miss Glenn Young
- Shooting Ends Utah Romance
- Drug Company Head Marries
- U. S. Forces Joined by County Deputy
- A Message to the Citizens of Salt Lake County
- Officers Named for Guard Unit
- Widow of Cone Gives Testimony
- City Campaign Accounts Filed
- L. D.S Church will Observe Fast Day
- W. H. Leary Speaks at Everyman's Club
- Armistice Day Dance Planned
- Raising of Sugar Beet Seed Urged
- Warning Issued on Water Tap Freezing
- Show to Stress Stock Feeding
- Salt Lakers Accept Places in New York
- Feed Scarcity Causes Stock Price Slump
- New Zealand Needs Coal, Visitor Says
- Sentenced to Jail
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- Bethlehem is Affected Seriously by the War
- Many Americans Found Suffering Odessa
- Earl and his Lady Embarrassed over Need of a Shilling
- Plans Discussed for Salvaging the Liner Lusitania
- Rats on Menu at Petrograd
- Japan Abolishing First-Class Cars
- Fifty Korean Girls Drown While Fishing
- Part of the Cave of the Nativity in Bethlehem
- Supply Train is Welcomed
- 63 Cents Obtain and Excellent Meal in City of Agram
- Refugee Villages Full of Children
- New Uniforms not Worn
- Blowing up of Redoubt Delayed to Accommodate 'Movie' Expert
- Will Educate Fighting Men
- Asks for Volunteers
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- Ban Johnson will be Busy at Meeting of Owners in December
- Before the Public Utilities Commission of Utah
- Close Race in National
- Trap Gun and Rod
- Fishing
- Marshall's Answers to Nimros
- Ring Takes a Whirl at the Effete East Plays Golf and Catches a Fish En Route Old Dobbin Acts as a Roving Hazard
- They Say You Can Tell How Old a Horse is by His Teeth, but Old Codger Never Cracked a Smile
- Ring W. Lardner
- Baseball Questions
- New Record Made by Seat on 'Change
- Number of Stars in World Series
- Adams in Hospital
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- Reds Superior in Title Series
- Armistice Day Sports Program Arranged Speed and Skill at ogden next Tuesday
- Princeton Runners Winners over Yale
- Ballplayers after Big Game
- Gophers Take Badgers Down
- Yearling Trout to be Transplanted
- Bees' Reserve List Complete
- Ray Preparing for Indoor Race Meets
- Intra-City Soccer Clubs Play Today
- California Beats Oregon Farmers
- Heart Medicine Good for Goose as Well as Man
- Dartmouth and Colgate Even
- Non-Floating Golf's may be Prohibited
- Fighter Suffers Suffers Fractured Skull
- Seek Better Basis for College Tennis
- Although Lighter, Purdue is Winner
- Notice of Special Matter to be Considered at Regular Meeting Salt Lake City Lodge No 55, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, November 5, 1919
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- Joe Beckett Says He Outgeneraled Eddie M'goorty at London
- Football Results
- Delinquent Notice
- "Commy" Life Story of Charles Albert Comiskey, for Nineteen Years President and Owners of the Chicago White Sox
- Deals for Players Difficult to Make
- Ned Young to Meet Shepard
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
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- Mercier Leaves for Trip Home
- Chamber Gives Shipping Report
- Mann Act Violators Punished
- Bolshevists Claim Capture of Luga
- Church Unites Against Unrest
- Institute Reports Lesser Wheat Crop
- Conservative Heads in Ontario Resign
- Sixty Utahans at 'U' of California
- Association Pledges Child Welfare Aid
- Eagles will Hold Patriotic Program
- Credits Plan Declared Good
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- Russian Heroine Aids Red Cross
- Poincare Facing Lodging Problem
- Huns Still Hoping for American Aid
- Prussian Divorces Largely Increasing
- Vienna is Described as "Dying to Music"
- Natural Health of Armenians is Good
- Germany Trying to Combat Smuggling
- Stolen Car Recovered
- Not Yet Ready to Forgive and Forget
- Stolen Dynamos Embarrass Huns
- Peters Designated as New Swiss Minister
- Ogden Livestock
- Red Cross Elects
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- Drilling Nears 1919 High Peak
- North Standard Vein is Promising
- Coffee Futures
- Silver Shield Enjoys Rally
- New York Money
- Change Directs Tellurium Find
- Clearing-House Banks
- Buckhorn Mine Active Again
- New York Stock List
- Weekly Financial Review
- Tintic Patents Received
- Oregon Copper Deposit Large
- Federal Reserve Statement
- Gold Ore Found in Dragon Con
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- Cotton Market
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- German Metal Pays for Food
- Utahns Bid High on Alfalfa Seed
- London [Illegible]
- Reveille Mines Renew Activity
- Millions Involved in Mine Transaction
- Long Sought Lucky Baldwin Vein Found
- Geologists Report Tuyyamunite Find
- Minneapolis Grain
- Mining Mexican Opals Resumed
- Surplus of Zinc in World Markets
- Conditions at Alta Tunnel Improving
- Rails and Industrials
- Demand for Corn Strengthens Prices
- New York Produce
- Chicago Produce
- Potato Market
- Well is Giving Increased Flow
- Sioux Consolidated Speeds Development
- Weekly Metal Review
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Kansas City
- Denver
- President Names Mining Delegates
- Park City Weekly Shipments Increase
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- Omaha
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- Alta Con. Ore Values Good
- Idaho Couples Wed
- Power Company Builds Tie Line
- Tintic Delaware will Reorganize
- Claims Exempt by House Resolution
- Suit Filed Against Chief Consolidated
- Camp Marrietta Becomes Active
- North Tintic Mines Flourish
- Drilling Operations under Contract
- Pinion Queen Mine Equipment Working
- Condition Improve at Opohongo Mine
- Conditions Improve at Comstock Mines
- In the District Court, Probate
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- Mining Fight on Tomorrow
- Station Cut at Iron King
- Salt Lakers in New York
- Selects Lands for Ex-Service Veterans
- Home Sells with Record Rapidity
- Transfer Made of Apartment
- House Exempts Mining Claims
- Can Shortage Hits Tintic Securities
- About Croup
- Residence Sale Breaks Record
- Big Hill Mine Shaft Progress Favorable
- California Passes Suffrage Amendement
- Road Commissioners Named
- Human Desire' Coming to City
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- Beating High Cost of Living Today's Issue
- Keep Dirt from Gas Tank Mouth
- Nash Quads to Aid Good Roads
- Radical Change in Truck Services Seems Imminent
- Good Advice Given Automobile Drivers
- Truck Makers Plan Meeting
- Republic Takes Lead in Utah
- Don'ts to Guide Battery Users
- Low Cost of Truck Shown
- Secure Parts Made for Car
- Employees Honor Branch Manager
- Good Roads Help Health of Country
- Slight Missing
- Maker's Name is Important
- Checking Shackle Play is Important
- Pneumatics Nearly Had Another Name
- Saving Time was Effective
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- Overland Sedan Elicits Praise
- To Keep Ahead is Cole Policy
- Merchant of Idaho Returns from War
- Traction Properties are Sold
- Practical Work at New Auto School
- Local News
- Sandy
- Buhl, Idaho
- Elk Make Raid on Hay Fields
- Minidoka County to Send Delegate
- Red Cross Drive Opens at Pocatello
- Will Build New Engines to Overcome Shortage of Gas
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- Checking up Trucks' Performance Requires Care
- Evanston, Wyo
- Two Big Musical Events Scheduled
- Rupert Planning to Buy Electric Plant
- Gem State to Loan Million to Schools
- Legion Delegate Chosen at Boise
- Community Club Being Organized
- Reckless Drivers Fined
- Legion Post to Meet
- Wins Rifle Trophy
- Restaurant Changes Hands
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-11-02 | Page 30 | California Beats Oregon Farmers
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-11-02 |
| 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/s6s76ss5 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6s76ss5 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | California Beats Oregon Farmers |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-11-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 30 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6s76ss5/15076920 |