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- S. Major Casualties 56,592
- Councils Man Army Open Revolt
- Officer Killed in Mysterious Wreck of Auto
- French and British Assume Control of Turkish Railroads
- Rent Rioters in Vienna Rob Shops during a Parade
- Fifty-Nine Men of Wrecked U. S. Steamer Landed
- Each Unit's Casualties Reported
- Crime Yarn Denied by General
- 64 Killed, Many Hurt as Soldier Drops Big Shell
- Clearing House Report for Week
- Labor Crisis Increases
- 6166 British Airmen Killed in War Period
- A. P. News Going to South America
- Nation Will Go Bankrupt, Warns Colorado Solon
- To Close Food Administration in 3 Weeks, Plan
- Three Millions Needed for U. S. National Guard
- Passports Refused Negro Delegates by State Dept.
- Balloon Companies Assigned to Convoy
- American Transport Wrecked
- Wealthiest Man in St. Louis is Dead
- Militia Protects Kentucky Negro
- Accurate History of War Desired
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- Control Committee Study Services
- Fast Service for Tomorrow
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- Chicago Educator Supports Wilson in Plan for League
- Conditions in Sweden Are Improved, Says Missionary
- Many High Schools in Utah Qualify for Federal Aid
- Snowstorm is Headed Straight for Salt Lake
- Clue is Found by Police in Carter Search
- William Loeb Jr., Financial Expert, Here on Visit
- Counts Here to Inspect War Prison
- Chateau Thierry Fighter Returns
- Wife Cruel, Charge
- Three Lose Licenses
- $100,000 Paid for Corner by Local Investor
- Convicts Soon to Build State Road
- Asks Quashing of Murder Charge
- Education Board May Choose Judges
- U. S. Asks Damages of Cattle Owners
- Lieutenant Raybould Here
- Pensions Awarded
- World's Biggest Boy Scout is Dead Salt Lake Lads Mourn Loss U. S. Rejected 575-Pound Patriot
- Britannic Party Set for Monday
- Deal in Beaver Hides is Denied
- Salt Lake Dealers Cut Price of Nut Coal
- Former Ft. Douglas Captain Decorated
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- Russ Reds Menacing Prussia
- Only One Clue in Mystery Murders
- Judge in Jail for Contempt of Court
- Hun Radicals Plan Counter Parliament
- Postmaster Kills Self during Probe
- Influenza Dying out in California
- Ten Billion Francs Loaned to Belgium
- $2,500,000 Fund Urged for Yanks
- Local News
- Eddie Rickenbacker Arrives in New York
- Archie Roosevelt Helps Nab Robber
- Philadelphia Mayor is Freed by Jury
- Deserter in Jail Inherits $5,000,000
- All Coal Rules Rescinded by U. S.
- Quick Deportation of Aliens Urged
- Negro Assailant of Women
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- Dempsey May Also Want some of Coin
- Thye and Yokel to Clash at L. A. A. C.
- Yale Victor
- Willard Not Popular in N. Y.
- Lone Star Dietz is in Bad with Govt.
- New Heavyweight Title Contender Discovered with Fighters Overseas
- Jim Flynn Knows 'Demon' Dempsey
- Gilbert is Training Seriously for Morrissey
- Former Ogden H. S. Athlete Very Ill
- Pardons Board to Hear Pleas
- John Powers Will Give Killefer Real Club
- Stecher Winner
- Robertson through?
- Amateur Talk
- Stove League Gossip
- "Arizona Strip" Envoys Appointed
- Robbers Loot Baby's Bank
- Coast Hold Meeting in Francisco
- With Boxers
- Local Labor Board urged by U. S.
- 40 Cases of Flu Reported
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1919-02-01 | Page 7 | Industry Urged on Disabled Men
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-02-01 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6zg80j7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zg80j7 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Industry Urged on Disabled Men |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-02-01 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 7 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zg80j7/19069370 |