The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-12-28
BRIEF REVIEW OF
A Weeks EVENTS
RECORD c.: THE IMPORTANT
HAPPENINGS IN ITEM.
lied FORM
Homo and Foreign News Gathered
From All Quarters Of the World,
and Prepared for Busy Mon
iNTERMoyNTAIn.

chairman and one of the most pronl.
nent attorneys In Montana, died from
fractured skull sustained In fall 10
the sidewalk during a fist fight on the
streets of Livingston. Mont, half an
hour earlier with Postmaster Js Swim
dlehurst SwiDdeburst gave himself
up To the sheriff and Is iD the county
jail.
Found with two bullet wounds In his
body, which he is believed to'have re
ceived during pistol battle with n
posse forty-two hours before, Dan
Kirby. bootlegger suspect. was arrest.
ed nj Salt Lake.
Since June, 1917. Alfred IL Behr-
mann, aged 81 years, told the police
who arrested him mt Seattle. he had
been living AZ hermit In the noun
tains of California, with tent ms his
home, where he fled to evnde the draft
law.
Sterilization of mentally and socially
unfit persons to control reproduction OF
this class of incompetents In the state
of Idaho, Is recommended by DIR. DOR
Poynter superintendent OF the Idaho
state sanltnrlum ut Nampn. In his first
annual report TO the board of direc-
tors Of the institution.
Eva Lewis, member of the bandit
gang which tcrrorlzed the Colorado
Springs and Denver districts In Sep
iS.nber, has been sentenced to serve
from five to seven years In the state
penltentlnry. The sentence Is the min
mum for one convicted of robbery with
O gun.
Camp Lewis. Wash. sent its first
men 10 the Preside. san Francisco.
and Camp Kenrny, Cal. for discharge
Oh December II. Twenty-Five men went
to each camp us unit under com
mand OF an officer also eligible for
discharge. tu .1ti sttttt
ii DOMESTIC.
More than $500 men and women
were laid off Monday ut bridgeport,
Conn, when notices We're posted In the
two plants OF the Remington Arms
Union Metallic Cartridge company an
nouncing that practically all It's ord
nance department contracts had been
cancelled.
Fireman Fred Beckel was killed and
Engineer Henry Prince and Fireman
Mcintyre We're injured late Sunday
afternoon when southbound passen
ger train on the Santa Fe railroad col |
lided with northbound freight which \
was stalled In n snowdrIft twenty-one
miles east of Clovis. y. NJ.
M. IF.I,,I Gt.,.. Ha.,oo
Washington, which took President |
Wilson 10 France and the steamship |
Cedric arrived at New York, December |
%. bringing COPS men from overseas |
IN dine to celebrate Christmas In The !
United States.
IL NAV ~ ,,..l
&c stated authorltatively that .
President Wilson viii oppose In the |
most direct fashion proposals from |
any source 10 sink the wnrshlps sur. |
rendered by Germany under the terms |
Of the armlstice. . !
The Kansas supreme court has helu
that Frederick Shumaker of Wetmore.
Nemaha county must go 10 jail or pay |
fine. as the district court DEGREES,
because he picked out blacksmith
ship In which to make unpatriotic re-
mark concerning the flag OF the
United States. The court held the
shop 10 be public place.
After sixteen years charge Of muir
der against Victor Roland oShea,
three times tried ut Chicago for the
snyiHg of his wife, has been dropped.
He Is free man. N
An expedition to be led by Capt.
Robert A. Bartlett. noted explorer.
win be sent TO the Polar regions next
June to survey the north pole by air
plane, according to announcement ut
New York by the Aero Club of Amer
lea. The plan, II was said, was con-
celyed by Rear Admiral Robert Il.
Peary, discoverer of the pole.
Walter Hines Page. former ambas-
sador TO Great Britain, died ut Pine
hurst N. c., December % after an ILL
ness of many weeks. DIR. Pages health
began TO fail nearly year ago and he
gave up his post as American repre-
sentative at the courtof st. James late
In the summer. rf
lie auhhe NA"t-
tin, leaking and rudderless. floundered
for weeks In terrific gales In mid-At'
lantic before her crew was rescued, ac-
cording to her skipper, Captain
Wayte, and his six seamen, who ar.
rived ut New York aboard the Swed-
lsh steamship Elizabeth. -
Francis ("Silk'D OLoughlin, famous
as an American league umpire, died at
his apartment at Boston, December 20,
after a short illness of influenza and
pneumonia. O'Loughlin had been an
umpire In the American league since
its organization and he had long been
rated as one of the picturesque iigupes'
In the baseball world.
The United States army transport
. Henry Il. Mallory arrived at New
York on Friday with 446l American
soldiers from Bordeaux Nine hun
bred and one of the men were sick OF
wOunaed.