The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-12-14
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ut Morrisscy, Beaver county, Utah.
A penchant for writing letters, the
character Of which precluded them
from admission to the mails, has land
cd o. ]. Langford Of Carbon county,
Utah, I'm the insane asylum at Provo.
Efforts will be made to have James
J. Ryan, railroad brakeman, charged
with first degree murder Mt Salt Lake
City, for the alleged poisoning of his
7.year-old son, James Leroy Ryan.
who died September 4, released on bail.
Delirious from an attack Of influ-
enza, Armedio Novario, an Italian who
had been employed in the DAILY mine
alta Park City, Utah. since last July,
broke away from his wife, nurse and
man who were caring for him. Later
he was found dead In creek flowing
back Of his house.
Secretary Charles ID. Greenfield OF
the Montana state council of defense
has received a copy Of resolution the
national council OF defense. will submit
to the coming session of the state leg
lslature asking that the state council
be continued in existence to assist In
postwar reconstruction and In de-
mobilization of military forces.
-Four hundred delegates representing
employers and employees Of the lumber
ing industry OF eastern Washington
and Oregon, northern Idaho anu west
ern Montana, In session at Spokane,
voted most unanimously to continue
the Loyal Legion OF Loggers and Lum-
bermen In the Inland Empire camps
and mills us permanent organization.
The postofflce at Ogden. Utah. has
received instructions from J. Q. Rooms,
first assistant postmaster general, TO
reInstate to their former positions all
employees who have been In the mill
tary and naval service OF their coun'
try. The employees are to receive
the same salary TO which they would
have been automatically promoted
should they have remained In the pos
tai service. Sa
=. Cattle shipments from the stnte oil
Montana for 1913 will exceed all pre-
vious records by about 100000 heads
according to statement made at the
headquarters Of the Rocky Mountair
division Of the Northern Pacific rail
road here. II was stated that the years
record Is estimated at approximately
100000 head. a large percentage OF
which came from western Montana
markets. Twenty cars from Hamilton
IA from hall and eight from Philips
burg were started for, Chicago In one
day. ..~.,r
DOMESTIC.
A moderate reduction In tho scale OF
maximum prices for steel. beginning
on January 1. is favored by the general
committee ON steel and steel products
OF the American Iron and Steel instl'
tute. which meets with the war indus
tries board ON Wednesday.
Joshua Skyes. evangelist, whose tent
cd Church Of the Living God" In
Berkeley, Cal. was burned by citizens
because of his alleged disloyalty utter
ances. is on trial with four Of his fol-
lowers mt San Francisco on charges
of violating the espionage and enemy
alien acts.
Charles NJ. Schwab, whose reslgna'
ton as director general of the emer-
gency fleet corporation was accepted
by President Wilson In a wireless
message. will return Immediately to
active participation In the manage
ment OF the Bethlehem Steel company,
he announced ut his home here last
night. :.
The. work Of training disabled sol
dIers for vocations suited to them has
been started at San Francisco with
organization of headquarters for the
twelfth rehabilitation district OF the
federal board for vocational education.
II. T. Fisher formerly president OF the
Oakland. Cal. Y. NJ. @. A.. was placed
In charge.
Washington formally became a "bone
dry" state at midnight "Wednesday
night with the Issuance OF a procla-
nation wednesday by Governor Ernest
Lister announcing the passage at the
November election of the prohibition
referendum. This brings definite end
to the liquor permit system which was
nullified by the state Legislature. ~
James Wickersham. Republican,
was elected Alaskan delegate In 1910
by plurality Of AZ votes over Charles
A. Sulzer, Democrat, the house cleo
lions committee formally reported ~
deciding the election contest. Mr.
Sulzer obtained certificate OF cleo
ton after court litigation In 1917 ana
since then has occupied the seat
Men should be sent to Russia In sur
ficient force to set up constituent as
sembly and assure representative gov
eminent, William Howard Taft said,
in an address before the Investment
Bankers association, In convention at
Atlantic City, N. J.
Louis H. Hergstler, attorney for the
former German consulate at San Fran
cisco, and James and George Flood.
snip brokers. pleaded guilty to viola
ton of the neutrality laws In that they
aided in equlpping vessels TO provision
Illegally German war vessels Off the
Pacific coast. Sentence was deferred.