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- U. S. Will Force U-Boat Decision
- Verdun Conflict Most Gigantic in the History of World's Wars
- England Holds up Neutral Steamers
- Republicans Name Delegates.
- Telegraph Company Suspends Service
- Dr. Irwin Shepard Dies.
- Sheriff Gets Raiders.
- Ambassador Page is Coming Home
- President Signs Academy Bill
- Col. Reber Relieved as Aviation Chief
- Busher Coveleskie Strikes out Cobb
- Man Stabs Self 86 Times; Will Recover
- Both Infantries Held in Check at Verdun
- American Officer Assumes Blame at Parral
- "Humanity is Only Cause for Which We Can Fight"
- Russian Soldiers Burn Barracks
- Big Feature for Sunday Telegram
- Western Real Estate Man Held in Chicago
- Venizelos Meeting Breaks up in Row
- Use Light Weight Paper, U. S. Urges
- Pershing Discredits "Burial" of Pancho Villa
- Telegram Baseball Service for the Fans
- Neutral and British Ships Torpedoed
- Names Are Given of Dead and Wounded
- Indict Von Papen in Bomb Conspiracy
- Holland Protests Delays of-Mails
- French Fliers Raid Saloniki Front
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- Surprise Planned for Telephone Officials
- Salt Lake's First Electric Cooking School is Opened
- Slight Shock Recorded.
- Meeting is Postponed.
- Spry Will Address Farmers at Milford
- State May Require Rental for Use of Lake
- Popular Garfield Telephone Girl Dies
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- Three New Schools for Sanpete County
- Company Withdraws.
- Predicts Electric Railway Extensions
- Seeks to Bury Wires.
- Utah Odd Fellows Assemble for Encampment
- M'Millin is Slated as Chairman of Progressives
- Shame on You, Fred! You Can't Deceive Us, You're Nature Faking
- Gamblers Go Free While Warrants Age
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- Holy Week Begins With Special Observance
- Thrilling Chase Ends in Arrest
- Places Are Open in U. S. Service
- Will Resist Removal.
- Boy Has Narrow Escape.
- Band Concert Pleases.
- Funeral Tuesday for Popular Teacher
- Safety Appliance Laws Upheld by U. S. Court
- Arrests to be Mae of Those without Motor Licenses
- Wets Fight Drys; Murray in Campaign
- Salt Laker Escapes Mexico.
- Major Perry is Visitor.
- Dentists Meet.
- Much Money for Roads.
- Frank Philbrook on Trial for Murder
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- Return of the Town Hall
- Making or Breaking a Monopoly
- There's a Mosquito Week Coming!
- Pasteurizing Milk
- Rubber Seized.
- Kelly Loses Fight; Must Face Trial
- Friend of the People
- the Stage Theaters the Screen
- Horst Complains to the President
- Local News
- England is Just Waking up, Says French Statesman
- Potato Supply Low.
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- Pitchers Unable to Hold Lead for Bees
- Brown Coach to Use New System
- Lamb Golf Winner.
- Texas League.
- Diamond Dust
- Coast League Standing
- Seals Divide Honors with Tigers at Vernon
- Yankee Ice Star to Invade Norway
- Two Fast Games in Trolley League
- National League.
- American League.
- Southern League.
- Dundee is a Champ at Touring
- Yesterdays' Local Game in Figures
- Bishop Wins Second Leg after Great Shootoff
- Coveleskie Brothers Face Each other on Mound Today
- Kid Pitcher Sets Strikeout Record
- M'Credie Drops Both Games to the Oaks
- A Close One.
- Game Fast and Close.
- Helper Beats Price.
- Tickers Drop One.
- Golfer Barker is Now Birdman
- Clean Cleaners.
- Beat Frat Team.
- Laundry Boys Win.
- Easy for Carriers.
- Rifle Shoot
- Killed by Pitched Ball.
- Harbertson Meets Clapham Tonight
- Big League Clubs Look Much Stronger
- Golf Ball Prices to be Shaved
- Bowling
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- Hotel Men Welcome the Ball Player Now
- The Sportman's Creed
- Can a Man Make Himself Drown?
- Champion Athletes Do Not Die Early in Life
- Young Boxer is after Teacher
- Steamfitter and Umps Both Busy Vocations
- Rolling Tires Makes Bowler
- Form's Big Idea in Ski-Jumping
- Why the Difference in Similar Play?
- No Brotherly Love Here
- Hard Hitting Her Success, Says Miss M. Bjurstedt
- Umpire Called Robber in Summer, Sells Burglar Locks in Winter
- May Become Bike Track.
- Pacifist Challenges Navy League Man to Strange Duel
- Mink Runs Risk to Get Food; is Easy to Trap, Says Expert
- Cobb Cherishes Keen Fondness for Mays
- Is This Oldest Bowling Club?
- Local News
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- Financial, Mining News and Stock Reports
- Boston Copper
- Boston Stock Exchange.
- Boston Curb List.
- Horace Dunbar with Us.
- Americans Abroad.
- Local Metal Market.
- Alta Con. Started a Brisk Market Today
- M'Garry-Hodges Get Rich Gold Ore on Second Level
- Silver Reached New High of 64 Cents
- War Rumors Affect Wall Street Trade
- New York Money.
- Kansas City Produce.
- New York Stock List.
- New York Curb Close.
- London Money.
- Too Late to Classify
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- Utah-Apex Mining Co. Earned $202,719 Last Quarter
- Minneapolis Wheat.
- New York Metals.
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- Salt Lake Statistics
- Local Forecast.
- Marriage Licenses.
- Wheat Opens Weak but Rallies Later
- Slate Canyon Work.
- Cedar-Talisman Has High Grade Zinc Ore
- Bank Clearings.
- Birth Reported.
- Court Calendar.
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- Hungry Mexicans Riot for Food in Chihuahua
- American Scientists Meet.
- Aeroplanes Attack near Constantinople
- D. A. R. Congress Convenes.
- Railroads Are Warned.
- Carranzistas Get Real American Coin
- Firemen Overcome in $100,000 Blaze
- Rumania Calls Recruits of 1917
- Germany Has Money to Carry on Conflict until next Autumn
- Moderate Fighting on Italian Front
- Salt Lakers in New York.
- Hungary is Friendly
- Study Freight Congestion.
- Methodists in Conference.
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- Board Will Decide School Term Tomorrow
- Three Suits Filed.
- Chemical Salesman Dies.
- Senate Adopts Martine's Preamble
- Police Arrest Two.
- Local News
- Declares He Buried Dorothy Arnold's Body
- Callister Seeks Governor's Chair
- Entente Victory Greece's Salvation, Venizelos Says
- City Gives Cash to Police to 'Sit In' Poker Games
- Longest Way Round Often Shortest Way Home
- High Court Grants Petition of Parker
- Protests Filed.
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- Society
- Turks Admit Attack on Hospital Ships
- New Revolution Threatens Mexico
- Warning Issued to Careless Teamsters
- Leaps to His Death from Window of Hotel
- Day in Congress.
- Coast League Cities Are Drawing Well
- Gomez Moves Troops toward Chihuahua
- Lectures for Nurses.
- Greeters' Program.
- Special Meeting Called.
- Brain Slated.
- Go to California.
- More "Horse Play" in County Offices
- Crown Prince Has Another Close Call
- Immigration Bill Reported in Senate
- School Will Close.
- Norwegians Will Celebrate May 17
- Valuation Given for Uinta County
- Mexican Mining Town Attacked by Bandits
- Pretty Blonde Aids in Holdup Plan
- Start Towa Campaign.
- Strike is Averted; Agreement Signed
- Suffrage Special at Colorado Springs
- Brother of Local Banker Stricken
Salt Lake Telegram | 1916-04-17 | Page 14 | Utah-Apex Mining Co. Earned $202,719 Last Quarter
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-04-17 |
| 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/s6pg30d2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pg30d2 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Utah-Apex Mining Co. Earned $202,719 Last Quarter |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1916-04-17 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 14 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pg30d2/19985099 |