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- Page 1
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- Shopmen at S. F. Go Out
- Trainmen Ordered Back
- Montana Company Reduces Dividends
- Cold Storage Law is Held Valid
- Flat Increase for Postoffice Workers Reported Favorably
- Fifth Victim Dies of Poisoned Food
- Hungary Asks for Extradition of Bela Kun
- U. S. Ambassador to China Hands in Resignation
- Gary Says Steel Trust Will Not Recognize Union
- Former Kaiser's Nephew U. S. Citizen
- Wilson Soon to Start Westward
- Baker Points Need of Strong Army
- Threat Made to Outlaw Workers
- Reply to Mexican Protest Forwarded
- Bricklayers Strike.
- Italians to Discuss Treaty.
- Mission Returns to Paris.
- Pardoned Hero of War Again in Toils
- All of Hungary Placed under Military Rule
- Munitions Ship Catches Afire at Sea; Blows Up
- Gompers Declares He Will Assist in Hicost Fight
- Germans Seek to Forget Defeat in Orgy of Dissipation
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- Automobile Association Replies to Charges of Discrimination
- Irrigation Projects Rush Land Office
- Seek to Regain Stock.
- Mexican Sentenced.
- New Home for Knights Assured
- Injured in Fall
- Scouts to be Honored.
- Pool Halls Banned in Sugarhouse
- Rates for Veterans.
- Engineers Press on in Survey of Uinta Line
- Teach Pupils How to Work, Advice of Kirkham
- Higland Boy Fire Burns Many Homes
- Utah Grop Report Shows Good Third Alfalfa Yield
- "Gunboat" Smith Displays Punch
- Parents Told of School Program
- Rotarian to Act on Beter Highways
- Demonstration of Autos Asked; Didn't Buy; Youth Arrested
- Congress Gratified.
- Awaits U. S. Enterprise.
- S. L. Pressmen to Strike If Demand is Ignored
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- Seizure of Oil Lands Opposed
- Shah is Coming.
- Shopmen Will Take Vote on Strike
- Consumers Scramble to Purchase Sugar
- Farmers Advised to Maintain Production
- Former Duke Files to Recover Estate
- Return of Men in Siberia Asked
- Trains to L. A. Are Tied up Tight
- Free Engraving of Jewelry Abolished
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- Coast Strike is Having Effect on League Schedule; Officials in Air
- A. E. F. Team Takes First on Rifle Range
- H. C. L. Tough on Amateur Athletes
- Getting Ready for next World's Series
- Portland Preacher Quite an Athlete
- Declared Amateur.
- Wilkerson Goes up.
- Boulder Loses Coach.
- Frisco Club Plans Strong Grid Team
- Two Favorites and One Champion Fall
- Idaho Announces Football Games
- Diamond Dust
- Fast Matches on Card for This Afternoon
- One of the Many Reasons Why Ty Cobb is the Best Batsman
- Southern Association
- Montana Mines Coach.
- Local News
- Barnstorming Tour for Rollicking Reds
- Australians Make a Clean Sweep
- Coast League Not at Outs with Majors
- Gets New Gridiron.
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- Rown Raps Kenyon Bill
- [Illegible] Thrashed by Women of Denver
- [Illegible] Employes on Strike Go Back
- Austrian Treaty is Topic at Meeting
- Shupe Family Reunion.
- House Sifts Work to Important Bills
- Local News
- Lenroot Proposes Rail Unification
- 10,000 Filipinos Ask Higher Wage
- Strike of Idaho Miners Nears End
- Five Million Seek to Leave Germany
- Trucks Arrive.
- Two Killed When Train Tips Over
- Larceny Charged in Killing Horses
- Medals Given for Service in Navy
- Page 6
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- [Illegible] Eaily Wins Rand Circuit Feature
- National League
- American League
- Western League
- American Association
- [Illegible] Vessels in North Prosperous
- Six Million Shoeless.
- Japanese in China.
- U. S. Income Tax Worry to Mexicans
- Sport Jazz
- Coast Standing
- Planes Successful in Spotting Fires
- Teach All American Boys How to Shoot, is Slogan
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- Page 8
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- Midweekly Theatre News
- Big Eight-Act Bill Opens Today at Pantages Theatre
- Olive Thomas in 'the Spite Bride' at the American
- Writ is Served on Davis County Board
- Vivian Martin at Paramount in New Picture
- Frick to Address Kiwanis Members
- 10,000 Acre Feet of Water Sought
- Cafe Opens Fight on Union Labor Pickets
- The Stage - Theatres - the Screen
- Elephants and All other Trimmings to Come with Circus
- Teachers' Examination.
- Laborer Bankrupt.
- Miners Want to Operate U. S. Mines
- Naval Station in Salt Lake Inspected
- American Has Hit in Olive Thomas
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- Successes by Bolsheviki Reported
- Price to be Fixed for Rusty Wheat
- Trial of Cavell Betrayer is On
- Expect Jump in Roubles.
- Countess Sentenced.
- Spanish Fork Contract Awarded
- Postseason for Dancers and Bathers at Saltair
- Teutons Name Ambassador to U. S.
- Pact Ratification is Predicted by Hitchcock
- Gril, Convicted Murderer, Released
- New Railroad in Alaska Proposed
- Refugees Flee Russia.
- Famous Whistler Paintings Shown
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- $725 Paid for Prize Ram at Auction
- Garvan Wants to Buy German Dyes
- Divorce Grated.
- Elks' Meeting.
- Funerals
- Deaths
- Woman Gets Job as Deputy Sheriff
- White Folks Fail to Awe Natives
- Doctor Seizes Man on Eve of Wedding
- Tells Dyspeptics What to Eat
- Long Distance Air Record Claimed
- Strike Fails to Cripple Pantages
- Mrs. Rawlings Dead.
- Tuberculosis Tests.
- Gamblers Raided.
- Metallurgist Here.
- Classification of Western Range Contemplated
- Ministers Send Protest to Wilson
- Robert J. Robinson, Contractor, is Dead
- Park City Celebration.
- Meeting Deferred.
- Would be Globe Trotters Return
- Experts Here to Get Facts on Wool Costs
- Labor Federation to Vote on League
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- Solons Engage in Hot Word Battle
- England Has Troubles, Too.
- Money in Waste.
- Beautiful New Keeley Store to be Formally Opened to Salt Lake Public
- More Utah Men Land in New York
- Missing Aviators Found in Mexico
- Salt Laker's Body Found in Lake
- Miller and Bates to Present 'Moliere'
- Cooking School Recipes of Mrs. Louise P. Weber
- Quakeproof Buildings.
- Parks, Playgrounds to Remain [Illegible]
- Trainmen Urged Return to Jobs in California
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- 'Blue Sky' Amendment Urged
- Coppers Declared to be Good Buys
- New York Curb Close.
- Boston Curb.
- Boston Stocks.
- Metal Market.
- New York Bond Quotations.
- Trading in Stocks of Professional Character
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- Big Gasser Struck in Western Wyoming
- New York Quotations.
- Business Barometer
- San Francisco Quotations.
- Kansas City Livestock.
- Salt Lake Bank Clearings.
- Too Late to Classify
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- Investment Securities.
- Monitor Mines to be Worked Again
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- Forest Fire Drives out Patients
- "Canning Factory" Operation Disclosed
- Polish Insurgents Surround Garrison
- 3 Shot in Chicago Bar Raid; 2 Fatally
- Gompers Tells of Labor Congress
- Miners of Tonopah Will from Union
- Visit Salt Lake Dairies.
- Two Men Shot.
- Honolulu Japanese Organizing Union
- Bandit Leader Dead.
- Local News
- Seattle Profiteers to be Prosecute
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1919-08-27 | Page 6 | U. S. Income Tax Worry to Mexicans
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-08-27 |
| 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/s68s5xwn |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68s5xwn |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | U. S. Income Tax Worry to Mexicans |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-08-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 6 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68s5xwn/15992709 |