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- Page 1
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- U. S. Calls Mexican Bluff
- Berlin Delays Peace
- Nonunion Basis Rules in Coal Fields
- Five Billion Dollars Annual Estimate of Government Expenses
- 1 Dead, 3 Shot in Strike Clash
- Girl's Body Found in Cellar Debris
- 'Cabaret Bandits' Dance, Sing and Rob
- Teddy's Birthplace Free of Mortgage
- Brewers Lose out in Suit to Reopen 2.75 Beer Factory
- College Closes as Coal Supply Fails
- Father Killed as Daughters Ask Life
- Trapped Miners Rescued.
- Text of Latest American Note in Jenkins Case
- Page 2
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- Probe Ordered of Court Forecast
- Australian Studies Farm Life in Utah
- Fliers to Stop Here on Way from Coast to Coast
- Autoist is Pinned under His Machine after Cars Colliedge
- Foreign Market for Utah Products is Planned by Associated Industries
- Drive to Sell Red Cross Christmas Seals is Begun
- Forest Experts Meet on Tuesday
- Indian Fighters and Widows Paid
- Missing Soldier is Found Here
- Utah Quota of $25,000 for Rosevelt Assured
- Suit Against Gas Company is Begun
- Heavy Snowfalls Cover Watersheds
- Address on Radicalism.
- Myton Survey in Uinta Completed
- Geologist Passes 2 Days on Stand
- Knerr to Make Address.
- Dunham Goes on Stage.
- Revenue Agent Moves.
- Morris is Freed under $1500 Bail
- Page 3
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- 12 Millions Raise is Granted
- Prince of Wales Back in England
- Had to Fight for Breath, She Says
- Switchmen Strike is Ended
- Ship of Notables in a Collision
- Coal Operators to Ponder Taxation
- Rome Gives Welcome to King
- Wood Indorsed by South Dakota's Party Chiefs
- Special session in South Dakota
- Huge Relief Fund Will Be3 Returned
- Flying Parson is Shocked by Dresses
- Accident Victim Sues for $15,000
- Aid by Mail Palan of I. W. W. Probed
- Stage Romance Ends.
- Thirtieth Ward Chapel Dedicated
- Page 4
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- Harvard or Notre Dame May Come to Meet Utah Eleven Here This Month
- Army Captain.
- Kansas Football Squad at Work in the Mines
- Stove League Gossip
- With the Boxers
- Seventeenth Annual Aggie-Utah Classic, Rough Contest, is Won by the Crimson
- Notes on the Game
- Leopards Now Own State Grid Title
- New York Six-Day Bike Race Started
- Sporting Words
- Grid Results in Saturday Games
- G. Carpentier Will Fool Them, Says Jim Bronson
- Sharman Again Cleans up at Local Traps
- St. Paul Team Wins at Omaha Tourney
- Johnson's Foes Have New Angle with Which [Illegible] Cause Him [Illegible]
- Navy Defeats Army on Two Field [Illegible]
- Wins Marathon.
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- Industrial Conferees Gather at Washinton to Begin Great Task
- Troop Train on Way to Mines Derailed
- Sixty-Sixth Congress Meets
- Painting in Barn is "Mystery Madonna"
- Jilted Man Sues Girl for Heart Damage
- Local News
- Court Accuses Witness of Perjury
- Fiume is Astir With Secret Activities
- Lady Astor in Commons Attraction
- Textile Mills Closed by Strike
- Ends Murder Term; Goes Back to Pen
- Page 6
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- [Illegible] Device [Illegible] Smoke Preventive
- 6 Claimants for Hungarian Throne
- Utah Miners Get Increased Wages
- Two Convicted of Killing Brothers
- Mayor Bock Studies Coast City Plans
- French Academy to Receive Foch
- Detroiters Forming Motorbus Company
- False Alarms Are Declared Menace
- Romance Finale to Carnation Campaign
- Local News
- Page 7
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- Kolchak Rout Reported by Red Army
- Stephens Decides Against Mooney
- Shipyards Busy.
- Local News
- Federal Reserve Banks Prosperous
- Red Cross Election.
- Governors Request Greater Federal Fuel Control
- Reservationists to Make Treaty Issue
- G. O. P. Convention Not Coming West
- Briton Rescues Foe Baque in Distress
- Murray Bound Over
- Wyoming Horseman Kills Self in N. Y.
- Arbitration Urgen by Dean Merr
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- Girl of Mountains Goes to College by Airplane
- Levi Edgar Young Elected President
- Demands $5000 for Injury From Truck
- 'March King' and Band to Give Concert
- Peace Treaty with New Government in Hungary is Offered
- 'the Overseas Revue' Orpheum Booking
- Send Emma Goldman over to Bolsheviki
- Million and a Half Voters in London
- Mushroom Specials Are Run in Japan
- Local News
- Railroad Men Join Farmers in Stores
- Strike to Answer Antistrike Laws
- Lepers to Give to Roosevelt Fund
- Sees Wallet Lost 2 Years Turned Up
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- Disabled Utah War Veterans to Get U. S. Training
- Drop in Temperature Predicted for Utah
- Air Holds Food and Clothes, Green Says
- Backs 4 Winners on Medium's Tip
- Tax is $32,000 on Kiesel Estate
- Episcopal Church Drive Extended
- Robberies, Holdup Mark Crime Wave
- Society
- Linnard Hotels Sold.
- Yanks Scarce I N Europe, is Report
- Pair Would Adopt a Married Woman
- Franz Rath Hurt in Train Crash
- Youths Return Industrial [Illegible]
Salt Lake Telegram | 1919-12-01 | Page 13 | Newberry and 133 other Are Accused of Election Frauds
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-12-01 |
| 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/s6863q54 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6863q54 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Newberry and 133 other Are Accused of Election Frauds |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-12-01 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 13 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6863q54/20046649 |