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- Rival Bootleg Gangs Mix in Deadly Combat
- Harding Faces Busy Day on Oregon Trail
- Story of German Attempts to Cripple Leviathan False
- Title Battle Certain after Warm Dispute
- Memorial Tablet to Page Unveiled
- Parley P. Sees "Dirt Farmer" 1924 Best Bet
- Maughan Will Start on Long Flight Friday
- Work Accused of Forcing Resignation
- Fans due for Treat Hear 'Sadie's Boss
- Bullet Victim's Body to be Sent to Colorado
- Japan Would Enforce Washington Naval Pact
- I. C. C. Orders Railroad to Abandon New Rates
- Chain Your Dog or Pack Your Own Mail
- Desperado and Rail Detective in Gun Clash
- Steamer Passengers Use Doctors' Permits
- Commercial Commission to Scandinavia Sails
- Zion Claims Credit for Sane Fourth
- Illinois Soldier Bonus Checks Being Signed
- Local News
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- Russian Prince Longs to Become Wild Cowboy
- Rabid Poison Pen Attacks Rouse Doctor
- Belgium Sends Britain Reply
- Girls Demand Pay for Years of Farm Toil
- Claims Science Will Lengthen Life 20 Years
- Missouri Man Kills Himself in California
- Cake Eater Given Court Order Haircut
- Watchman on Coaster Sees Death Advance
- Chicago Begins Cleanup of Gangs of Gunmen
- Anthracite Operators to Meet Union Men
- Religious Education Offers Opportunity
- Rail Freight Cars in Good Condition
- Fire Damages School
- But, Maybe It's So Good They Can't Wait
- Page 2
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- Subtle Foes Beset College Men, Jordan
- U. S. Treasury Head Keeps Tab on Reparation
- French Reply Delay Seen
- Ellis Island Jammed with Eager Aliens
- Contingent Funds Practically Depleted
- President Grant Returns from Yellowstone Park
- Famous French Warrior Will Visit Salt Lake
- Foch Sends Message to American Legion
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- Lindsay Gardens to be Improved
- Venezuela Corporation to Back Oil Project
- Survey to be Made
- Panama Canal Tolls Show Big Increase
- Requisition Issued
- John F. Appeal Dies
- Explorer's Party to Buy Fox Skins
- Scenic Road Built
- Wife Reconciliated; Released from Jail
- Alleged Slayer Still Refuses Prison Food
- Workers Buy Lester Mine
- Act Not Complied with, Pittman Says
- Argentina to Spend Millions in Armaments
- American Oil Men Arrive in Rissian Field
- Chicago-Northwestern to Spend 5 Millions
- Bank Report Requested
- Mrs. Burdette Moves Business to Chicago
- Page 3
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- Pope's Berlin Note Relieves Sharp Tension
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- July 4 Service to be Held at Cathedral
- Local News
- French Make Resting Hard for John D. Jr
- Seven-Hour Day Adopted
- Jealousy Blamed for Mississippi Killing
- Philadelphia Arrests Mint Robber Suspect
- Witnesses Deny Death by Flogging
- Court Members Decide to Defy Governor Davis
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- Mine Issues Fall Faster
- More Low Prices Made
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- Metal Markets
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- Grains Provisions, Dairy Produce
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- Mining and Oil
- Teach How to Get Money, is Idea
- Livestock Markets
- Banking Notes
- Wall Street Briefs
- S. L. Bank Clearings
- Baldwins Calm despite Great Honors
- Business Briefs
- Local News
- Cluff to be Orator
- Broaddus Lectures
- Call Money
- A. S. and R. Slices .20 Cents off Price of Lead
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- Page 7
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- Current Attractions
- Marriage-Success or Failure?
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- Saltair Plans Holiday and Anniversary
- Lagoon Prepares Big Program for July 4
- Official Returns from Conention
- "Masters of Men" at Gem Tomorrow
- Whats in the Air Tonight
- Kinema Circus Ends; New Bill Tomorrow
- Pyper Back from Eastern Trip
- Special Trains for Newspaper Men
- Pinecrest Plans Holiday Features
- Page 8
- Page 9
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- Stockholders to Pass upon D. & R. G. Plans
- Elaborate Pageant to Bee Staged at Liberty Park Fourth of July Parade to Contain Many Floats
- Musical Examinations Urged for Students
- Woman Recovering from Severe Burns
- Weber to Speak
- Special Rates
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- Woman Badly Bitten in Hand-to-Hand Conflict
- Many Peaks to Blaze with Symbols of Liberty Skyline Fireworks Will Depict U. S. History
- Guns at Fort to Roar for U. S. Birthday
- Patrolman Hurt in Fall from Ambulance
- O'Connor to Represent S. L. Elks at Atlanta
- Robber Partial to Precious Stones Diamond Thief Also Porch Climber
- Lower Temperature, No Rain, Weather Dope for the Fourth
- Two Arrested in Wholesale Theft from Freight Car
- Samuel Newhouse Will Return Here
- Chicago Physicians to be Guests of Salt Lake
- State General Fund Forced to Borrow
- Isaac Jackson Called by Death
- Injured by Giant Cap
- Oldroyd Visits Home
- Gardner Not to Know Fate until Friday
- Cavalry Horses Shipped to Utah Guardsmen Camp
- Demand Made for Payment of Tax on Gasoline
- Police Asked to Help Find Former Soldier
- Husband Charges Wife Much Married
- Commission for Blind to Entertain at Outing
- Assistant State Road Engineer Appointed
- Boy Scout Troop Returns from Tirp
- Park City by Stage
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- Dempsey Will Flatten Gibbons in Seventh Round, Kilbane Predicts
- "Utah Mauler" to Battle Gibbons for World's Title Tomorrow
- How Champoin and Challenger Measure Up
- Title Bouts of Bygone Days
- Dempsey Won Crown with Left Gibbons Expects to Do Same
- Veterans Try out Race Track at Kansas City
- How Each Blow is Struck to Bee Announced by the Telegram
- Utahns Assert Dempsey Easy Winner
- Spain and Holland in Davis Cup Match Today
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- Mrs. Gibbons to Pin Hopes on Tommy
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- Page 11
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- Around Town
- Cream of State Cyclists to Start in Road Race Wednesday
- Darren and Auerbach to Meet in Ring Classic Tomorrow
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- Favorites Play in Second-Round
- Mishkind Prepared to Battle Frank Cameron
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- Bees to Open Series with Angels
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- California Net Star Defeated
- Giants Beaten by Phillies
- Miss Willis to Try for Singles Title
- Page 12
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- Preus Started as Page Boy
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- Relatives Claim Body of Victim
- Water Permit Asked
- Ku Klux Issue Barred in Ogden Liquor Case
- Legion Adjutant Will be Entertained Here
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- Nations Must Work out Destiny, Young Says
- Forest Dale Golf Club Has Unique Match
- Mrs. Beamish to Play on British Tennis Team
- Joe McGreggor Wins in Denver Road Race
- Richard Promises to Fix Big Stadium
- Steve O'Brady, Veteran Newspaper Man, Dead
- Inspect Balloons in Big Elimination Race
- Day of Big Purses Past, Says O'Rourke
- Tennis Tournaments Being Held at U. A. C.
- Fifty-One Trotters Ready for Opening
- An Ordinance
- Player Not Hurt by Bottle Thrown in Riot
- Englishman Wins Golf Championship of France
- Notice
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- Notice
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- Page 14
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- Daughter of Ex-President in Business
- Society
- New Insanity Booze Disease
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- Two Hurt in Truck Crash
- Resort Owner Gored by Bull
- Sevier County Road Bids Are Opened
- Texas Feud Flares up in Shooting
- French and Belgians Explain to Curzon
- Legislature Ignores Wisconsin Schools
- Rites Held for Bomb Victims
- Hoover Will Join Harding in Portland
- Reynolds is Visitor
- British Ambassador Lands at Southampton
- Motor Vehicle Dealers Look over Fairgrounds
Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-07-03 | Page 5 | A. S. and R. Slices .20 Cents off Price of Lead
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1923-07-03 |
| 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/s6pz9c0b |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pz9c0b |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | A. S. and R. Slices .20 Cents off Price of Lead |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1923-07-03 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pz9c0b/19012648 |