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- Airplane Killed Davis
- S. Considers 1928 Peace Plan for Nicaragua
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- Wants $100,000
- Four Miners Killed
- Snyder Slayers Fear Bloodstains
- Actress Freed of Defaming American Star
- Levee Ordered Cut to Save Lousisiana City from River Torrent
- Coolidge Can Run, Says Work
- Cubs for Coolidge Are Taken to Zoo
- 10,000 Plumbers Orderd to Strike
- Actress Accused of Drinking Gin Fizzes While Husband Dies
- Jack Dempsey Matched for Comeback Battle
- Ex-Senator Dies
- Student Killed in in Alcohol Blast
- Crash Fatal to Flying Student
- Youth Kept Alive 140 Hours is Slowly Losing Battle with Death
- Film Extra is Killed during Drunken Party
- Banks in Japan Do Business as Usual
- Sheep's Kick May be Fatal to Boy
- Major Leagues
- Page 2
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- Case in Jury's Hands
- Faces Flood Menace as Snow Melts
- Support Wins Leniency
- Is Fined $75 on Charge of Possession
- Reward
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- To Visit S. L. May 6
- Youth Ordered Not to Drive for 90 Days
- Twenty Days Given for Stolen Rides
- Heavy Tourist Travel through S. L. Forecast
- Water Ordered Withdrawn from Monument Pool
- Bingham Miner is Crushed by Giants Boudler
- Degres Are Conferred by Scottish Rite
- Father Dead; Son, 9, Needs Good Home Now
- 'Ear' for Motor Noise Costly, but Persistent
- Hope Looms for Attempted Suicide Physicians Are Confident of Cure
- Dance Hall Money Lost by Officer; Police Seek Bag
- Kimball Speaks to Chamber on Value of Music
- Federal Hotel, Fire Department Reach Agreement
- Oil Man Arrives from Coast via Air Route
- Salary Increases Hold up Payroll
- Policemen of S. L. to Get Standard Handcuffs, Guns
- Action Urged on Main St. Paving
- Action Urged on Main St. Paving
- Suit Filed by U. S. Attorney to Collect on Bond
- Gravel Pit Measure Up
- Pinney is Given Power to Make Buildings Safe
- Edcation Talk Given
- Marines Serve Bankers of N. Y., Frazier Claims
- Father, Son Sentenced When They Plead Guilty
- Small Girl Catches Finger in Lawn Mower
- S. L. Civil War Veteran Falls Dead in Own Yard
- April Showers Are Predicted
- Bribe Case Continued
- William Buttle O. S. L. Engineer 48 Years, Pensioned
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- Compensation Award Annulled
- Highs School Orators to Compete Thursday
- Asks Bankruptcy
- Mandamus Writ Filed by Pixton to Recover $3000
- Candidacy Query Goes Inanswered
- Wholesale Grocery Firm Changes Hands
- Piggly Wiggly Manager is Reported Improving
- Navy Dirgible in Hangar Again
- Mrs. M. S. Youngberg to be Buried Sunday
- Supreme Court Hears Utah Case
- City Health Officer to Speak next Sunday
- End of Trouble Seen by Calles
- Students Cheered as Duke, Duchess
- Wilson Chosen Head of Building Trades
- Ramsay Macdonald Steadily Improves
- French Aviator Continues Flight
- Services for Jockey to be Held Thursday
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- Page 4
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- West Undefeated in First Half of '27 Scholastic Baseball Series
- Michigan Relay Team out for High Honors at Ohio State Games
- Federal Reserve and Walker Bros. Win First Tilts
- Dempsey Makes Read for Comeback
- Fillies Receives Good Backing in Kentucky Derby
- Roberts Picks Officials for B. Y. U. Classic
- Panama Ring Phenom Downs Pete Sarmiento
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- Illionois Relay Team to Enter Penn Race
- Fillies Receive Good Backing in Kentucky Derby
- Kentucky Derby
- Westerner Crowned A. A. U. Heavyweight
- Milwaukee Selected for 1928 Bowling Tourney
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- Page 6
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- Pilots Mildred Ruth to Second Victory as Rank Outsider
- Adam's Apple Wins First Classic of English Schedule
- Salt Lake Team Still Leads in Soccer League
- In the Big Show
- Weber College Enters Six in B. Y. U. Meet
- Team Staandings
- Wednesday Loop Starts Play Today
- Coast Results
- Bryant and West Junior Hi Teams Top Local Loop
- Union Pacific Wins Feature of Twilight Opener
- Glenna Collett Rated First in Handicap List
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- Page 7
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- 45 Warships in Yangtze Train Guns on Hankow
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- Everything Goes Smoothly as Pola Meets Prospective Father-in-Law
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- Plan May Carnival
- Supreme Court Grants Retrial to Mary Bruno
- Subway Trains Collide in N. Y.; Six Are Injured
- Boy Criminal, 8, is Again in Jail
- Monument to Old Cove Fort is Dedicated
- New Bombing Plane Proves Successful during First Test
- Arms Meeting Fails To
- Supreme Court Orders Retrial of Water Case
- Summit District to Show Student Work
- Local News
- Three Appointed as Third Grade Firemen
- Man is Seriously Burned by Hot Tar
- Trial Court Upheld in Land Title Case
- Page 8
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- Martyrs to Progress
- How Ireland Uses Its Freedom
- The Wall Street Bogey
- "Leave Things Alone!"
- As I Remember by Albert J. Philips
- Then and Now
- Know Utah
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- Just Folks
- Jealousy
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- Th Fun Shop
- An Ex-Buck Private Goes Back to France
- Facts of Interest
- Wars and Rumors of Wars? Sun Getting Spotty Again
- Old Masters
- Page 9
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- B. a Prepares or Annual Meet
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- Art Lovers Have Another Day to See Exhibition
- Police in Chicago to Discard Autos
- Local News
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- Tammany Leader Against Extension
- Democratic Leader Dead in New Jersey
- Indian Insane as Result of Injuries
- Man Wanted for Theft Arested in Salt Lake
- Barzilla Clark Elected Mayor of Idaho Falls
- Writer Divorces Hughes' Daughter
- Barzilla Clark Elected Mayor of Idaho Falls
- Eleced Mayor of Idaho Falls
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- Mining Stocks Quiet
- Mining Stocks
- New York Bond Market
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- Metals and Money
- Dairy Produce, Grains, Provisions
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Sugar Market
- Livestock Market
- Wall Street's Close Irregular
- Scholfield Claim to be Considered by Board
- License Revocation Hearing Set May 3
- Suit Opens to Collect Insurance
- Liquor Charges Filed by County Attorney
- N. Y. Quotations
- Tennis Players to Pay under New Ordinance
- Main Street Paving Urged in Petitions
- Albert Titus Named Assistant Professor
- Market Briefs
- Cotton Market
- Woman Arrested
- Wool Market
- Rubber Market
- Page 11
- Page 12
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- Kaufmann Given Ticket Home by Chicago Manager
- Roberts to Invade East Rings Again
- Committees Named for Annual Outing
- Northwestern 'U' Tops Big Ten Ball Stars
- American Association Boss Releases Umpire
- Vasquez and sandow in Tame Ring Event
- Bryand, West Juniors Win Baseball Tilts
- Orvis Call is Winner in Provo Marathon
- High School Net Teams Meet Again Today
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- Mining, Oil and Financial Notes
- Weather
- Vital Statistics
- Summers Refuses Backing in Race Against G. Young
- Wall Street Briefs
- Dave Shade Matched to Fight Leo Lomski
- Funerals
- Marriage Licenses Issued
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- Page 13
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- Seen or Stage & Screen
- Industry Threatened, Says Freight Expert
- Railroad Refuses Contract
- Race Entries
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- Telegram Form Chart
- Mayoralty Race in Pocatello Won by C. Ben Ross
- April Fooling
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- 'U' Glee Club Sings on New Orpheum Bill
- Murray to Review Cleanup Campaign
- Adolphe Mejou on Gem Double Bill
- New O. P. Skaggs Bakery Attracts Many Visitors
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- Medial Meet Plans Are Made
- Alleged Hotel Beaters Are Held in Evanston
- Wool Shipments Move to Market
- Colorado Counties Sue Moffat Road for Taxes
- Senator King to Speak at Ogden Flag Day Rites
- Cache Valley Has Plenty of Water
- Select Oratory Subject for Uintah Basin Contest
- Richfield Body Keeps up Fight
- B. Y. U. Honor Roll Lists 9 Students
- Well Drilling Case Scheduled
- May Day Festival to be Held in Vernal
- Boys Explode Cartridge with Ax; One Wounded
- Funeral Servies Held for Amasa L. Jonse
- Madsen Will Speak to Boxelder Sportsmen
- Contract for Paving Provo Street Awarded
- Plan Uintah Tours
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- Page 16
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- Diet and Health
- Read the Story, Then Color the Picture
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- Colvin Reappointed as Dog Tax Collector
- Proteset to Proposd Lumber Yards Filed
- One Killed, 1 Hurt in Consolidated Mine Accident
- Man Denies Attempted Assault on Young Girl
- Man is Acquitted of Robbing Roofing Firm
- Broadcasts Good News!
Salt Lake Telegram | 1927-04-27 | Page 1 | Youth Kept Alive 140 Hours is Slowly Losing Battle with Death
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1927-04-27 |
| 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/s65h8pz3 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65h8pz3 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Youth Kept Alive 140 Hours is Slowly Losing Battle with Death |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1927-04-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65h8pz3/19876765 |