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- Page 1
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- Injured in California Rail Wreck
- Wife, Self
- Cinema Suggested
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- Led Fight on Rum
- 2 Killed, 2 Hurt in Shooting Row
- Coolidge Faces Stiff Battle in next Congress
- Baseball Scores
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- Abandons Swim
- Homerun Kings Active
- Fast Limited Leaves Track; No Fatalities
- Lindbergh Hops off for Helena
- Bandits Hold Missing Teacher for Ransom
- Hops off a Rome Flight
- Hot in Geneva
- Killer's Eighth Victim is Dead
- Lewis Denies Strike Settled
- Ad Wolgast Ends Ring Career in Mental Hospital
- Redfern Seen and Caribbean, Ship Reports
- Army Physician Dies
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- Page 2
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- Urged Youth Deeds
- When Truck Collides with Auto
- Committee to Wednesday Night
- Named for Decorations
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- Famous Words Are Credited to Former S. L. Man
- Expenditures of City on Increase
- Bountiful Asks for Withdrawal of Lands
- Industrial Commission Secretary to Travel
- Flower Show to be Held in Granite Stake
- Street Repair Petition Filed with Commission
- Work on S. L. Basin Project to Start Soon
- Burglar Steal Clothes from Dr. Meakin's Home
- Officers of taxpayers' Association Coming Here
- New Jersey Lumbermen Visit City
- Police Charged with Negligence
- Property Values in Uintah County Increase $400,000
- Woman Distances Man in Race for Shelter of Home
- Eleven Fined on Drunk Charges
- Dry Director Will Check Office in S. L.
- Trainmen Will Ask Higher Pay
- Commission Takes Holliday Tram Case under Advisement
- Realty Listing Bureau to Meet Wednesday
- Richards Relieved of Drunk Driving Charge
- S. L. County Tax Levy Reduced 3-Tenths Mill
- City Judge Has Narrow Escape in Car Accident
- Exhibit of Work of Local Artist Closes Thursday
- W. R. Wallace to Address Chamber
- 8 Hunters Fined for Breaking State Game Regulations
- Tintic Standard to Pay Dividend
- Pyeatt Expects Better Business
- Residents Protest Lumber Yard Permit
- Helper Man is Faced with Assault Charge
- Groesbeck and Judd Are Bound over for Trial
- Motorman Fined for Running Car Past Traffic Light
- Suspended Sentence is Given Young Auto Thief
- Forest Supervisor Leaves
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- Davis Schools Open Sept. 12
- Called on Mission
- Committees for Brigham Peach Day Announced
- Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers
- Trout Will be Planted in Payson Creek
- Vernal Man Seriously Ill in Colorado City
- Son is Born
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- Burglars Rob 2 Tooele Stores
- Mining Man is Dead at Home in Spanish Fork
- Youth is Badly Injured When Crushed by Rock
- Jack Sears Will Judge Brigham Beauty Contest
- Bridge Planks Break under Weight of Truck
- Mt. Pleasant Girl Home from 'U' Summer School
- Daughters of Pioneers Will Meet September 8
- Mayor Takes Trip
- Legion Plans War Spectacle
- Man Arrested for Murder of Idaho Rancher
- Farmington Man Back from French Mission
- Rhineland Armies to be Reduced by 10,000
- Book Larnin'
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- Ruins of Indian Lodge Are Found on Kansas Farm
- New St. Mark's Hospital to be Started This Year
- Five Auto Theft Suspects Held; 2 Wanted in Utah
- Ohio Girl Travels 6000 Miles to Wed Steel Man
- Eric Ryberg Will Tell of Rotary Convention
- 16 Wounded by Barricaded Man
- Local News
- Local News
- Page 4
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- William P. Kyne Sets New Starting Time for Races at Lagoon
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- Joseph Cowley Captures Net Title in Idaho State Tourney
- Salt Lake Ends Season, Splitting Double-Header
- Robinson Denies He is Going to Quit His Berth
- Mrs. Corson is Halfway Across English Channel
- Boise Wins Series from Magna Outfit
- Dempsey Begins His Secret Training
- Helper Scores Close Win Sunnyside
- L. A. &S. L. Take Lead in U. P. Athletic
- Page 5
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- Flier Honors
- Of States National Meeting
- Of Prohibition New Brunswick
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- Beauties Invade Atlantic City to Compete for Title
- Little Crime and Much Economy in All-Negro Town
- Last Hope for Hawaiian Fliers Dies; Ships Return
- $10,000 worth of Jewels Stolen by Hotel Thieves
- Italian Fascists Claim 1,000,052 Male Members
- Home of Banker is under Guard following Threats
- Page 6
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- Catello, Idaho Falls to Clash in Series for Utah-Idaho Loop Title
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- Jackie Andrews Loses Unlucky Bout in Reno after Fall from Ring
- Lockhart Wins 200-Mile Event
- Western Golf Tourney Will Start Thursday
- Strangler Lewis Wins from Pole Wrestler
- Frank Lockhart Burns up Track in Winning 200-Mile Auto Classic
- Woodbury Reported Resting Easily
- Von Elm Given Scare by Bosworth
- All-stars Win State Junior Title
- Page 7
- Page 8
- Page 9
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- Follow Bombers' Trail
- Church Fight on Evangelism Ebing Prepared, Report
- Woman Author, Lecturer, Poet Ends Own Life
- K. C. Poison Fiend May be Woman
- Foch Tells of France's Debt to American Legion
- Probate Shows Armour Estate to be $1,000,000
- Opening of West Point to C. M. T. C. Men Urged
- Speed Plane Destroyed by Fire; Crew Escapes
- Children Start Disastrous Fire in Polish Town
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- Six Lettermen Begin Training at Cornell
- Grid Practice Starts at Columbia Today
- Lomski Battles Owens in Titular Affair
- Martin to be be Buried in Saratoga Springs
- Camp Lewis Poloists Win Another Game
- Page 10
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- Stocks Unchanged
- Mining Stocks
- Market Averages
- Assessments
- N. Y. Bond Market
- Lead Price Breaks to 6.40c a Pound
- Local Securities
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Rubber Market
- Grains, Provisions Dairy Produce
- Cotton Market
- Mining, Oil and Financial Notes
- Wall Street Briefs
- Sugar Market
- Wall Street's Close is Strong
- N. Y. Quotations
- Livestock Markets
- Investment Trusts
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- Page 11
- Page 12
- Page 13
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- Current Attractions
- Hour of Love' at Gem
- Open until Sept. 10
- Twin Falls Split Holiday Bill
- Annual Women's Tourney Opens at Ogden
- Pocatello Wins Title by Taking Second Contest
- 20,000 Witness Opening Program at Belmon Oval
- Newport Fighter Easy for Sam Mandell
- 13-Year-Old Girl Swims 12-Mile Bay
- Feminine Age
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- Favorites Come through in Meet at Cricket Club
- Chicago Golfer Wins U. S. Negro Laurels
- 10,000 Fans Urge Billy B. to Win Terrapin Race
- Page 14
- Page 15
- Page 16
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- Leaders Suffer Double Loss; Curbs Split
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- Washington Park Results
- Western Association Ends; Ft. Smith Wins
- Clean Skillets
- Telegram Form Chart
- Pusey Captures Medal Tourney at Nibley Park
- Three-L League
- National League
- Recent Decision is Hard Blowe to British Outfits
- American Association
- Fairmount Park Results
- Steve Love and Hammond Win Way to Finals
- Sculling Defends In
Salt Lake Telegram | 1927-09-06 | Page 3 | New St. Mark's Hospital to be Started This Year
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1927-09-06 |
| 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/s6g74nfg |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6g74nfg |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | New St. Mark's Hospital to be Started This Year |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1927-09-06 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6g74nfg/19920986 |