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- Union Workers Protest Troops for Coal Field
- Exchange Bonds Receive Approval
- Wealthy Milwaukee Widow is Claimed
- Tow Ordered for Disabled Steamer
- Efforts to Reduce Damage to Freight
- Actor Obtains Divorce from Wife
- Yank Officer is Wounded in Demonstration
- American Forces at Pekin Reinforced by Sailors
- Battles Being Waged Along Three Wide Fronts in Chinese Civil War
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- Firemen Injured in Omaha Blast
- Five Killed When Leaking Gas Pipe Causes Explosion
- Deaths Reported at 10,000 per Day in Ukraine Area
- Woman's Charges Against Governor Aired in Court
- Jug of Wine and Rubaiyat Lead to Jail
- Wireless Appeal is Made for Donkey
- British Steamer Wrecked on Reef
- More Testimony in State Trespass Case
- Will Investigate Death of Mother
- Thousands Are Homeless and without Food
- Soldier Prisoners Saw Their Way Out
- P. T. & T. Takes over Northwest System
- South Half of Red River is U. S. Property
- Tank Steamer and Oil Cargo Lost on Rocks
- Spilled Soup Causes Duel to the Death
- German Delegate's Presidential Call Gets Setback
- Many Had Hand in Deputy's Death
- [Illegible] Reduce Income Tax Levy
- [Illegible] Are Probing Young Girl's Death
- Counter Offer is to be Made Ford
- Naval Land Probe Held up for Time
- New Rail Line to Denver Now Seems Assured
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- High Court Bars Tax Case Review
- Burglars Take Silk Garments
- Local News
- Clark Bound over to District Court
- Scouts Receive Special Honors
- Child Crusaders Prepare for Stay
- More Support for Russo-German Pact
- Russia Not Hostile toward France
- Labor Party is Big Issue Now
- Completion of Russ Proposal Expected Soon
- Steward Hillier Accepts New Post
- Motive Lacking in Suicide of Airman
- New Angeles Are Predicted in Slaying
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- Prominent Pythian Dies
- Inspector Reports Shearing Progress
- Hammond Named to New Position
- To Outline Program
- Salary Reduction is under Protest
- Probe Injury to Student
- Society
- Mission Deports on Anniversary Day
- Tour of Inspection
- Anti-Elopement Measure is Planned
- Production and Export Trade Increase
- Cost of Running State during the Month of April More than Million and Half Dollars, Report Declares
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- "Seeing's Believing" at Loew's Tuesday
- "Dangerous Curve Ahead" at Gem
- "Rangeland" Thrills at the Broadway
- Kinema Theatre Had Good Show
- Wilkes Opera Co. at Their Best in 'Mikado'
- "Smilin' through" Crowds American
- Schildkraut Called Handsomest Men
- All Star Cast in Comedy at Paramount
- Current Attractions
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- Jenson Locates Gunnison Party Massacre Scene
- Adventist Will Pass through City
- Bernstein to be Arraigned upon First Degree Murder Complaint Which Was Issued November 14,1918
- California Banks Fail to Open
- Hospital Had Busy Month
- New Community Market Now Opened
- Masonic Trial Draws Large Crowd
- Police Search for Brazilian
- New Bondsman is Secured by Rice and Prison Opens
- Sydney Chaplin Gives Evidence in Fee Action
- Retail Coal Price Reduction Now in Effect
- Improved Conditions Shown in Sale of Big Wool Clip
- Road Program Endangered by Dunn Measure
- State Board Men Would Withdraw Their Resignations
- Woman Injured in Auto Mishap
- Boy Accidentally Shot Has Small Chance to Live
- Goes to Gold Hill
- Moonshine Uncovered
- Call Extended to Arizona Pastor
- Old Waterway to be Utilized in Flood Crisis
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- Dual Meet Will be Held at Logan
- Suburb Schools to Hold Meet
- Hoopeston Death Baffles Officials
- Soccer Notes
- Raid Yields Huge Store of Betting Dope on Coast League Games
- American "Wonder Girl" of Tennis Sails to Get Revenge
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- Boxing
- Army Men Score in Fort Session
- Among the Bushers
- White Sox Recruit Hits Top of Ladder
- Everyone after Hide of B. Y. U. Barnyard Golfers
- If This Play Comes Up
- Triangle Track Meet Tomorrow
- Utah Boy Sought as Big League Pitcher
- Valla Starring as Seal Though First Year Out
- Rowdy Fan Has No Place in Baseball Playes Are to be Protected from Abuse
- Huggins Still Has Tough Time
- When You Score a Ball Game
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- In the Big Show
- Rifle Club Gets Outdoor Work
- For the Hall of Fame We Name
- Seals Clout Bee Heavers for a Double Row of Winning Scores
- Midget Smith Will Attempt Comeback in Bouts Tonight
- Very Young Girls Are Record Breakers
- Coast League Scores
- Pal Moore Matched to Meet Griffin
- Local News
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- Shoots Girl and Then Kills Self
- Wheat Makes Good Advance
- Germany Leads Copper Buying
- New York Bond and Stock Markets
- Benefits of the Blue Sky Legislation
- Another Fight is Brewing
- Two Tintic Companies Affect Consolidation
- Brokers Trade before Camera
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- Alta Tunnel Saves More Shipping Ore
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- Italian Ambassador Urges Citizenship
- Local News
- Robbers Torture Theatre Manager
- Dispute over Cattle Leads to Fatal Shot
- Irish Financial Houses Victims of Republicans
- "Queen of Sheba" Scores at Orpheum
- Sheriff Bans Labor Mass Meetings
- No Settlement in Sight after Month's Strike
- Continuation of Studies is Urged
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- Scout Conference Called
- Speaker Announced
- Mt. Pleasant to Have Cleanup Day
- Funeral Services for Mrs. Pritchett
- Police Arrest Four in Ogden Robbery
- Sensation Develops in Divorce Action
- Attorney Refuses to Prosecute Pingree
- Clara Jones Chosen League President
- Chamber Prepares for Davis Meeting
- Forty Cent Price Secured for Wool
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- Leg is Broken by Leveling Machine
- Mt. Pleasant Girl to be Missionary
- Cache Pioneer Dies at Logan
Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-05-01 | Page 3 | Salary Reduction is under Protest
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1922-05-01 |
| 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/s6n91cjm |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6n91cjm |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Salary Reduction is under Protest |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1922-05-01 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6n91cjm/18152819 |