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- 8 Die in Train Wreck
- Daniels Restores Rank of Captain
- Alaskan Volcano Seen in Eruption
- Successor of Earl Reading is Sought
- New York Chicago Air Mail Service
- Dutch Told to Keep Eyes on Former Hun Royalty
- Former Kaiser Required to Pay Taxes
- Mexico Confiscates U. S. Oil Lands
- Russian Forces Moving toward Moscow
- Thirsty Americans Reduced to Light Beer
- Rum's Funeral Happy Event Bryan on Camel is Leader
- Boozeless Tuesday Dawns
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- Motor Train, 3 Miles Long, Coming
- Miss Butler to Direct Cling
- Arsonists Fire Western Fuel' Stable
- Hotel Elevator Operators Quit
- Commission Hears Sanpete Road Claims
- Bamberger Gives $2000 for Relief
- Hot Wave Too Much for Gangs
- Close City Offices on Saturday
- Will Fight Plant Disease.
- Ignorant Yank Soldiers Ask Chance for Education
- Dollar Bills Are Changed to Twenties
- Bonneville Park Ball Grounds Selected as Stage for Big Fireworks Display on Fourth
- Salt Lake Banks Declare Holiday over July Fourth
- Grocers Honor Money.
- Utahns Plan Trip to Name Liberty Ship
- Selects Park He Loved as Suicide Spot
- Board Postpones Coal Refund Case
- Drive for 100,000 Members.
- George N. Child New Superintendent
- Dr. Shipp's Phone Wires Found Severed
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- Willard and Dempsey Meet with Richard and Arrange Details
- American League
- National League
- Southern Association.
- Yesterday's Results
- Wonderful Feats Performed by Trapshooters
- With the Boxers
- Coast Standing
- Americans Again Break Records
- Diamond Dust
- Bill Clymer is Svengali of This League; Pulls One on Bill Rodgers
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- G. J. Gould Removed as Trustee of Estate
- Aristocrats Lose Their Big Estates
- Bodge Dies of Wound.
- Admiral Swift Dies.
- Victims of Quake Number Several Thousands
- Number of Railway Accidents Decreases
- Not Enough Beef Eaten is Complaint
- British Planes to Attempt Pacific
- $40,000 in Drugs Seized.
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- Land Leasing Bill Doctored
- Shaft to be Sunk at Old Bristol Silver Mines
- Salt Lake Bank Clearings
- Boston Stocks.
- Investment Securities.
- Omaha Livestock.
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- Tintic Paymaster Lets Shaft Contract
- S. L. Fruit and Vegetables
- S. L. Hay and Grain
- S. L. Dairy Products
- Salt Lake 'Change Breaks July 1 Record'
- Business Barometer
- New York Stocks.
- Jackling is Made Director of Sinclair
- Boston Curb.
- Silver.
- Lively Times in Iron County Are Reported
- Chicago Livestock.
- Wall Street
- Salt Alke Livestock.
- Potatoes.
- Funerals
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- Bootleggers Reap Harvest South of Rio Grande
- Nationalization of Education Urged
- Roosevelt, Peary's Ice Ship, to be Auctioned
- Labor to Decide Ticket Question
- ins Medal for Soap Making.
- One Million Poor Fed in One Month in Rumania
- Man and Woman Shot.
- "Bucket of Blood" Days Recalled by Drought
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- Pelmanism is New Method of Mind Training
- Denver to Return to 5-Cent Fares
- California Police Cause Arrest Here
- Boy Who Followed Minstrel Along Banks of Shannon Now World-Famous Singer
- Society
- New Officers of Rotary Installed
- War Department Gets Request for Passports
- Chicago Market.
- Kansas City Livestock.
- Metal Market.
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- Buy Utah Products
- Shut up If You Can't Boost, Believes Murphy Company
- New York Plans to Greet Wilson
- 34 Soldier Patients Reach Post Hospital
- Two Plead Guilty to Theft of Taxi
- Hollweg's Offer Purely Personal
- Hohenzollern Hears of Treaty Signing
- Tools Stolen.
- Chicago Trouble Nears Solution
- Honolulu Police Captain Released
- Local News
- Thugs Get $3500 from Albanians
- Ogden School Head Resigns
- Local News
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- "Now for New France," Says Clemenceau
- Prewar Mail Rates in Effect.
- Porter Starts Drive on Banks
- Jury is Selected for Trial of Ryan
- State Sells Lands for Total of $14,158
- $616,000,000 Bill Goes to President
- Camp Lewis Asks for Young Men
- Huge Wheat Field Damaged by Fire
- Auto Association to Put up 2000 Signs
- Bingham Elks Dance.
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- Ribune Owner on Stand in Libel Case
- Historic Tree to be Saved.
- Blimp Ready to Leave for America
- Movement of Wheat Falls 120,000 Bushels
- Cotton Production 70 per Cent Normal
- Automobile Man Enjoys Flight over City in Giant Curtiss Passenger Carrying Plane
- Western Heroine Back from France
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- Fuel Oil Prices Too High for Navy
- Slav Heroes' Bones Taken from Austria
- Troops Object to Border Service
- Soldier Organ Supports League
- Bolsheviki Plan to Flood World with Bad Money
- Prince Breaks in as after Dinner Orator
- Once Desert, Now Fine Fruit District
- British Are Selling Straightened Nails
- Rat Fur May Become Fashion in Coats
- Illicit Stills Are Blamed in Norway
- Score Hurt When Balloon Explodes
- Ogden Youths Raid Lawmaker's Orchard
- Morsenet Strange State of Europe
- Butter and Eggs.
- Chicago Grain.
- Money Market.
- Greeks Will Get Canadian Wheat
- Krupp Works in in Desperate Condition
Salt Lake Telegram | 1919-07-01 | Page 16 | Metal Market.
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-07-01 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| 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/s6tx4pbj |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tx4pbj |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Metal Market. |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-07-01 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 16 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tx4pbj/15982626 |