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First telephone call in Utah A.M. Munser introduced the telephone in Utah. The first demonstration in Salt Lake City took place on 1 March 1879 between the residence of L.E. Holden on South Temple and Fort Douglas.
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Utah's trolleys begin running on electricity rather than mule-power.
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Utah's first automobile First automobile is driven in Lehi, Utah.
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Movies became an exciting new form of entertainment.
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Kennecot copper mine begins using open-pit mining methods. This mine in Bingham Canyon will grow to become the largest open-pit mine in the world.
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U.S. declares war on Germany.
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After years of petitioning and protesting, women are given the right to vote in elections.
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Utah radio The first radio station in Utah was KZN. Radio made it possible to communicate with the general public in their own homes.
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Also known as the Synder Act. All Native Americans born within the country's territory are offered citizenship.
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An airplane carrying Henry Ford flew from Cheyenne, WY to Salt Lake City.
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The crash of the stock market on Wall Street sent the nation into a decade-long depression.
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Philo T. Farnsworth introduces television to the public.
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The Unites States is drawn into World War II when Japanese forces attack Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The war effort helps the U.S. economy recover from the Great Depression.
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