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- Briton Crossing Atlantic
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- U. S. Court Dismisses N. D. Taxpayers' Suit
- Swiss Court Acquits 16 Reds; 3 Sentenced
- Cashier of Bank Shot by Bandits
- English Actor Dead.
- Italians Appreciative.
- New Order Aids Wire Strike
- Legislature May Meet in Fall
- Director General Limits Excursion Trips to Minimum
- Antiprohibition Demonstration is Begun at Capital
- Move Poles, Huns Are Told
- Train of Trucks Plan Tour of Continent
- $400,000 Bribe Paid Judge, is Tale Told Court
- Railroad Employes Have Plan to Solve Problem of Control
- This is Man
- Enemy to be Given Two Days to Decide on War or Peace
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- Ogden Police Search for Girls Who Fail to Return from Show
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- Omen Hurt in Auto Crash; Boy Injured
- Ridges Released to Open His Store
- Elks to Observe Flag Day Sunday by Dispensation
- Registration of Rotary Visitors Begun
- Noted Bandmaster from Cleveland to Put Jazz in Meet
- Hottest Election in Years is on at Commercial Club
- Utah Streams due to Receive Sound Whipping Tomorrow
- Local "Y" to Get Funds.
- Y. W. C. A. Pageant Postponed.
- Utah Rich in Relics, Neil Judd Declares
- Rescue Car with Modern Devices to be Shown in Utah
- Two Crews Fight Forest Blaze in Parley's Canyon
- Twice as Many Fountains to Bubble in Salt Lake
- Britannic Society Ready for Meeting
- Detecting U-Boats Engineering Topic
- Road Building Plan Awaits Report
- O. S. L. Forced to Back Down
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- Land Lease Bill.
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- Juarez is Set for Attack
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- Local News
- Gooding Debates on Freight Rates
- Dealers Blame People for Meat Cost
- Navy Discards Gold Trappings
- 2 Killed, 2 Hurt in Motor Accident
- Provo Plans to Fete Returned Fighters
- Local News
- Salvation Army Keeps Jubilee
- Women Are Urged to Rebuild World
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- Jeremiah Nolan Dead.
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- Big Crops to Mean Huge Business in Tires
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- Bicycles and More Bicycles---$5000 worth Here
- Davison Outlines Plan for Industry
- Shoe Prices Jump $1 and $2 over Last Year
- Slovaks Retreating before Hungarians
- Elaterite Value is Shown in Edison Plant Test
- Cord Tires Repaired by Weaving Process
- No More Trouble in Changing Auto Tires
- Veterans Ban Undesirables.
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- Praises Sung of Kissel Custom Built Car
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- Twin Falls to be Doubly Dry
- Cronk Handles All Stromberg Products
- Boy, Aged 16, is Held on Bad Check Charge
- Local News
- Norwalk Cord Tire Has Nothing to Live Down
- Rayfield Reduces Motor Troubles, He Says
- Experts Address Dentist Meeting
- Alcohol Legislation.
- Crooks Get Huge Sums from Rich
- Enthusiasts Plan Home Industry Celebration
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- Friday Proves Jonah Day for Walt M'Credie; 2 Games Today
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- American League
- Coast Standing
- Sourn Association
- Wins Woman's Title.
- American Association
- National League
- Sisler Features during Week
- Fishing Season in Utah Opens Sunday Morning
- Logan Still Winning in Cache Valley
- With Boxers
- Calls West League Moguls Toger
- Wins Shoot Honors.
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- Western League
- Seals Clout Ball but Fail to Score Runs
- Denver University Defeats Utah in Tennis Finals
- Twelve of Fastest Drivers Entered
- Semi-Pro and Amateur Notes
- Rexburg Wins Its Fifth Straight Game
- Interallied Golf Tourney June 25
- Chapel to be Dedicated.
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- Mormons off to Meet.
- Salt Lake High School Seniors Are Graduated
- Bockenkamp and Whitney Are at It
- Willard Says He Will Weigh 250 Lbs.
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- Italians Plan for General Strike
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- County Agents Hear Talks on Farm Work
- Hays Rejects Challenge of Cummings
- Local News
- Hungry Mob Soon Reduces Cost of Living
- Coal Assessments.
- Practical Christianity.
- Premium Offered to Move Wheat from Farm
- Local News
- Is it Hard to Remember Your Sweeart's Name?
- Governor E. Lister Succumbs to Illness
- Gold Dredging Halted.
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- Astounding Picturization of Rupert Hughes' Story Comes to Orpheum
- Hippodrome Co. Engages Cloninger for next Year
- Farewell Week of Rambeau Engagement Opens Sunday
- Eltinge Revue Wins Applause at Salt Lake
- Strand Offers Noted Star in 'Wives of Men'
- Better 'Ole to Open Here with Hopper as Old Bill
- Miss Rambeau to Offer Great New York Play
- Pointers on Plays and Pictures
- Quaint Musical Offering to be Seen at Salt Lake
- De Wolf Hopper in Roaring Comedy to Open Here Monday
- Hun Atrocities Shown in Hughes' Great Picture
- Mickey to End Orpheum Run Sunday Night
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- Local Market in Good Shape
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- Wall Street Quotations.
- S. L. Market Closes Week in Good Condition
- Salt Lake Bank Clearings.
- Boston Curb.
- Potato Market.
- Butter and Eggs.
- Corn Prices Run up to New Level
- Business Barometer
- Work Soon Begins on Old Carter Oil Well
- Liberty Bonds.
- Deaths
- Salt Lake Livestock.
- Money Market.
- Funerals
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- San Francisco Quotations.
- Boston Stocks.
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- Stage-atres- Screen
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- Maytime Stars Plan to Close Local Season
- Agile Comedy Star to Appear at Paramount
- Paris Scenes Feature Drama at American
- Mystery Play to Open Sunday at Broadway
- Local News
- Alvin M'Culloch Drowns in Lake
- Farmers Protest Action of Wheat Dictator
- Paris Journalist Sentenced to Die for Aiding Kaiser
- Passenger Carried by Plane to San Francisco
- Honduras Demands Kaiser Face Tribunal
- America Must Get $3,000,000,000 in Funds
- Stockgrowers Meet.
- Huns Will Sign, Cummings Avers
- Palestine Bank Founded.
- Britons Plan Drive for League
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- In Justice to Mme, Karine Tingley
- Original Demands of Hotel Maids Changed
- Boy Scouts to End Campaign at Park
- Jelly for Yanks.
- Fighters Entertained.
- Spry and Meehan Go to Washington
- Sunday Sermon Topics
- Sunday Concerts at Saltair to Feature Wyo. Cowboy Tenor
- Quartet to Sing with Hawkins Band
- May Cotton 487,998 Bales.
- Statement by Life Denied by Operator
- Philharmonic "Pop" Concert Sunday
- Plea for W. S. S.
- Cleveland Rotary Club to Fight for 1920
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- Elusive Egg: Encouraging ---- Amateur Growing Birds for Show and Utility
- Celebration Planned.
- Improper Charges.
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- Cabinet of China Has Resigned
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- Mayor of Iowa City Disappears
- Oregon Returned.
- Debs Transferred.
- Brorhoods Criticise Locals
- Plans Complete for Big Roundup
- Rival Interests Line up for Battle
- Tire Shop Manager under Operation
- Major Gregory Banqueted.
- French Get 500,000 Tons of U. S. Shipping
- Traffic on Rum Line Interrupted
- Radicals Threaten Boy Scout Friends
- Peasant Leader Resigns.
- Local News
- Portland Man Wins Bravery Decoration
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- Infantile Paralysis is Dangerous in Summer
Salt Lake Telegram | 1919-06-14 | Page 1 | U. S. Court Dismisses N. D. Taxpayers' Suit
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-06-14 |
| 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/s6v422jd |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v422jd |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | U. S. Court Dismisses N. D. Taxpayers' Suit |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-06-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v422jd/19097808 |