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- Inside Stuff
- Huge Farm Board Cash Bill Passed
- Baseball Scores
- Wear
- Bonus Group Stages Rush on Congress
- Glass Prohibition Move Considered
- Bill Seeks Income Tax Protection
- It Took Him Long Time to Think of it, but Cry 'Police' Routed Burglar
- On High Seas
- Farmer Gets Life for Torch Deaths
- U. S. Will be Asked to Aid Conference
- Plans Inquiry
- Padding of Record Costs $2000 a Day
- Fifty Succumb in Heat Waves
- Night Watchman Slain by Burglars
- 6000 in Rush for Baskets of Food
- 9 Miners Killed
- Farmer Dies of Torture by Robbers
- Police Battle in Black Belt Riot
- Silver Lining
- Owyhee Dam, Highest in America, to be Dedicated at Nyssa, Ore., Sunday
- Relief Bill Ready for Hoover
- Rumpus over Herriot Talk Still Raging
- Vet Loans Bill Sent to Hoover
- Vets End Meeting
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- Page 2
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- Flashes
- Saloon Owner, Employe Slain
- Busy Court Session Keeps Men in Jail
- Divers Seek Jewels Knocked in Harbor
- Eckener Smashes Tree with Auto
- 50th Anniversary of Liberty Park to be Celebrated
- House Passes Tax Probe Resolution
- Fire Sweeps Block
- Escapes Injury
- Win National Bridge Honors
- Farm Board Probe to Begin Tuesday
- Planes Fire upon Sao Paulo Rebels
- Advocates Teaching Collegians to Read
- War Leader Dies
- Attack by Gnu is Fatal to Keeper
- Nevada Jurist Dies
- Ghosts of Bygone Day Throng Mining Camp of Colorado in Week's Revival
- League Group Ends Inquiry
- Contest Charges Are Held Faulty
- Hot Tanker Plates Halt Body Search
- Local News
- Fly to Chicago in Fourteen Hours
- David Minton on Way Back to Idaho
- Oil Groups Seek Meet with Ross
- Retired New York Banker Succumbs
- Brazil Moves to Halt Profiteering
- Turmoil Strikes Coal Field Area
- Delegates Arrive
- Congress near Close of Long, Vital Session
- Dunn Denies Guilt on Four Charges
- Engineer Delegates to Give Reports
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- Dry Board of Strategy Not Backed in Move
- Cache Expenses Show Decreases
- Dry Congressmen is Baptist Plea
- Buster Keaton is Faced with Divorce
- Lions Name Delegates
- Society and Clubs
- Aimee Reported Slightly Better
- Riot at ater Calls out Reserves
- Silver Trail Leads to Bandit's Death
- Trainmen Killed by China Rebels
- Local News
- Tea Motif
- Wedding Set for Monday
- Florenz Ziegfeld Reported Improving
- West Point Grads Lose Vacation Pay
- Local News
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- Betrothal of Young Couple
- Senate Approves Farm Board Fund
- New Reservoir to be Used within 10 Days
- Births Number 53 More than Deaths
- Seeks $7500 Damages for Auto Injuries
- Sues Cab Company
- Nephi Resident Dies
- Angler Hooked Self
- Mrs. Sabin Flays Prohibition Plank of Her Own G. O. P.
- Auto Distributing Depot is Planned
- Rotary Club Chief Names Group Heads
- Railroads Named in $10,000 Damage Suit
- McFarlane Planning to Attend Roundup
- Accused Holdup Held
- Auto Line Okehed
- Just Bail out at Station
- Vacation Cruise of Gov. Roosevelt Aboard Yawl Draws Close to End
- Hopi Tribe Awaits Moon's Shadow to Begin Snake Dance
- Membership of Association Rises
- Collection of Fees, Taxes Decreases
- Nephi Joins in Fete on Annual 'Wheat Day'
- American Women's Romances Shatter
- High Tribute Paid Utah Mining Man
- Nicaraguan Guards, Insurgents Clash
- July Budget Fixed
- Aviator Rescued from Jungles of Eastern Mexico
- Science Fights to Save Youth's Life
- Funeral Rites Set for Dwight Sparks
- State Road Board Awards Contracts
- Accused Box Car Thief Arrested
- Elected to Post
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- John Bull at Ottawa
- 300,000 Roving Boys
- Party Heroes
- Local News
- Walter Winchell on Broadway
- Freaks and Oddities in Science News
- Not So Long Ago
- Just Folks
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- How Shall We Govern?
- 'Nerves' of Workers and Bosses Hinder Efficiency
- Study of Vitamins Goes on All over World
- Gum Chewers Helping Archeological Work
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- Scientists Seeking to Immunize Humans Against Large Parasites
- Every Vacationist Should Know This
- So y Say
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- New Reynolds Angle Probed
- Elusive Dry Law Offender Returned
- American Injured in Fight on Boat
- Miners Die in Blast
- This Curious World
- Salt Lake Telegram
- Quick Act Saves Woman from Car
- Death of Baby is Held Accidental
- Delegate Sounds Note for Freedom
- Suspect Dies after Quizzing by Police
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- Around Town
- Happy Birthday
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- Janitor Gets Prison Terms on 2 Charges
- Success Seen for Uintah Exhibit
- State and Counties Plan Fair Exhibits
- Fire Department Finds Fire, Bees and Boys "Out"
- Telegram Cup Presented
- Boy Chuckles, but He'll Have to Eat Supper Standing
- Funeral Rites Fro Mrs. Mishkind Set
- Scouts Plan Trip
- Harry A. Hammond Dies at His Home
- Y. M. C. A. Official Holds Conference
- Salt Lakers Survey Canned Foods in Preparation for Benefit Preview
- Ray Reserves Statement on Senate Plans
- Burglars Get $5 in Raid on Church
- Stop Sign Violation Cases Are Heard
- Missionaries Plan Pioneer Day Fete
- To Speak Sunday
- Career Ends
- S. L. Postoffice Employes Have Payless Payday
- Utah Copper Will Resume Work; 1500 to Return to Jobs
- Court Commission Plans Ogden Study
- Utah Beet Crops in Good Condition
- Bacon Clears Water Ruling on Utah Lake
- $1529 Sought for Damages in Crash
- Caravan Leaves for Marker Dedication
- Apes Stage Final Performance Sunday
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- Backseat Driving
- Trials Set in Olympic Swim
- Fights Last Night
- Two Interclub Golf Frays
- Pomeroy, Mason Tie for Sunday Slugging Honors
- Caliente Handicap
- Good Golf
- Italy's Outstanding Athle Tes Pause En Route to Coast
- Pitchers Steal Show in Week's Sandlot Games
- Record Tied in Wright's Event
- From Tee to Cup
- State League Tossers Go into Action Sunday
- Boy's Getting Along
- Red and White Takes Anor
- Provo Golfers Oppose Bonny
- Girl, 14, Wins Olympic Berth
- Do You Remember?
- Finalists in Net
- Former Swimming Champ Visits
- Keeps Mat Title
- Yesterday's Stars
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- Sectional Feud Hot
- Nears Record
- Three-Eye Loop Forced to Stop
- Sold To
- Kremer Pitches Great Game to Blank Braves
- Byron Grant Qualifies for Final Hurdle Trial
- Two Deadlocked in Golf Tourney
- Standings
- Hundred Netters in Cache Tourney
- Moose Beat Ogden in Practice Game
- Girl Golf Titlist at 13
- Stage Set for Utah Net Play
- Sandy Beats Bluffdale
- Amusements
- Capitol's Feature Unmasks Politics
- Major Movie Studios Post Pay Cuts Affecting All Workers in Industry
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- Screen Oddities
- Double Feature Bill R-K-O Attraction
- Local Attractions
- Mystery Thriller Rialto's Preview
- Helen Twelvetrees Star at Paramount in Thrilling Drama
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- Deaths
- Statistics
- Births
- Deaths
- Divorces Asked
- New Suits Filed
- Real Estate Transfers
- Salt Lake Church Services
- Orating Candidate Falls, Breaks Rib
- Bridge Approved
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- Dun Reviews Grocery Trade
- Reparations End Helpful to World
- Isolated Idaho Mines Plan Mills
- Election Violence Leads to Deaths
- Wool Steady; Coop Loses on Mohair
- Call Conference on R. R. Problems
- Less Cotton Used, but More Exported
- Spreckels is Married
- Actress Gets Divorce
- Business Map Bright Spots
- Two Women Killed in German Rioting
- French Submarine to Remain Sunken
- Race Results
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- Field Day for Penny Stocks
- S. L. Quotations
- Local Curb
- Mine Assessments
- Foreign Markets at a Glance
- Wheat Futures Strike New Lows
- Investment Trusts
- Boston Stock List
- Stocks in Spotlight
- New York Stock Exchange Quotations
- Livestock Markets
- Demand Boosts Corporate Bonds
- N. Y. Bank Stocks
- Wall Street Briefs
- What Stock Market Did
- New York Curb
- Cotton
- Trade Balance is Against U. S.
- Earnings
- New York Bond Market Transactions
- Curb Mart Lists Narrow Changes
- Uncle Sam's Cash Account Bigger
- Ontario Mines Set All-Time Record
- Fruits, Vegetables
- Idaho Potatoes to Feed New Yorkers
- Stock Market Eases At
- Metals and Money
- Produce Market
- Wool
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Markets at a Glance
Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-07-16 | Page 2 | Turmoil Strikes Coal Field Area
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1932-07-16 |
| 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/s6z04h4q |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z04h4q |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Turmoil Strikes Coal Field Area |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1932-07-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Turmoil Strikes Coal CoalField Field Area SULLIVAN Ind md July 16 UP UP- UP Turmoil struck the strike torn tor southern south south- sout em ern er Indiana coal fi fields ld today Following the arrest arret of demonstrators demon demonstrators stators at the Ebbw Vale mine near here hundreds of union miners from all al parts of ot the states state's coal area were rom reported converging on 01 Sullivan Sulvan in automobiles to protest the arrests |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z04h4q/16148588 |