The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-07-26
NEWS STORY Of
THE PAST WEEK
A Complete History Of What Has
Been Happening Throughout
the World.
INTERN FOUNTAIN.

w. lbIly lnlltS SUZUKI VI bolu Hill
Tuesday morning George Harris, d
homesteader and former soldier, is al
legged to have shot and killed Jesse
Cone OF Trout Creek and to have ser
iously wounded james Sabey, a dep
uty sheriff of Callao.
Definite relief for stockgrowers In
the drought-strlcken regions of the
northwest was Tuesday ordered blythe
railroad administration, both i'm the
matter of reduced rates on feed going
into these areas and on the shipment
of livestock out.
Thomas Carroll engineer, Charles
Il. Hobbs, brakeman, both of Evanston,
Wyo., and Arthur II. Woods, fireman
of Ogden. were instantly killed at
4:15 o'clock Monday morning mt Cur
vo, sixty miles east of Ogden, when
the boiler of locomotive No. 5O0S ex-
ploded. Details OF the accident are
lacking. The superintendent Of the
Union Pacific system Mt Green River
has started an investigation of the ex.
plosion.
Joseph Folkman. 30 years of age,
and his son, Lee Folkmnn, % years of
age, were instantly killed; Josie Folk
man, 10 years of age, n daughter, was
probably fatally injured, ind Gwendo-
Ign Stewart, u years of age and Viola
Knight, 10 years OF age, were serious
~ injured, when Utah-Idnho Central
electric interurban car crashed into the
Folkman automobile at the lIarrisville
road crossing near Ogden, Utah, five
miles north OF here, ut 4 80 o'clock
Saturday afternoon.
Five persons were instantly killed
and sixth so badly injured that his
life Is despnlred Of when an interur-
ban electric cur ran into an automo-
bile Sunday evening ut 6:1O o'clock
nj railroad crossing four miles north
of Nnmpa, on the Bolse.Nampa cleo
trlc line. The dead are Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Ullery OF Nampa and their
daughters, Lima, aged 10, and May,
aged II, and Mrs. Charles ID. Sellnber-
ger OF Nampa.
After having formed n living chain
In an effort to rescue Edith Mckay,
Mrs. George Mckay. the mother, and
Jeanette Adams, u chum. OF the girl.
the Clarks Fork river near Alberton,
Mont, Thursday.
Two men are dead following a triple
wreck which blocked the main line OF
the Union Pacific near Granite can
yon. seventeen miles west OF Cheyenne
this Innrpln1 Ia Elran.an II
Mccarthy OF Denver. He was caught
beneath an overturned locomotive and
suffocated. Peter lessen, of Cheyenne,
engineer OF wrecking crane that
overturned while working on the wreck
was so badly scalded that he died
later.
DOMESTIC.
Officials OF Cleveland telephone com
panies In conference Monday with
Chairman Rooms of the wire control
board and committee OF the Cleve-
land city council agreed 10 relnstnte
employees who have been on strike
and who have not been guilty Of GER
tnin overt acts.
All washed-out bridges and sections
Of track east OF Winslow, Arizona,
which caused many hours delay TO
mainline trains on the Santa Fe rail-
road Monday, had been repaired suf.
ficiently TO permit trains TO pass. All
trains were moving at noon and II
was expected traffic would be ON
normal basis tonight.
Frank l.. Polk. under-secretary of
state, sailed Monday from New York
ON the steamship Impcrator for
France 10 take the place of Secretary
Lansing at the peace conference.
Workers ON the surface, elevated
and subway car lines In Berlin and
also electricians aud gas workers, went
on strike Monday in sympathy with
the internal demonstration.
Eleven persons were killed and
twenty-five injured when gigantic
dirigible, on Its test flight, caught
fire and fell 800 feet. crashing through
the glass roof Of the Illinois Trust 4
Savings bank shortly before 3 o'clock
Monday afternoon.
Employees of the street railway In
'h'aiat Auohuas lHNItlSb
from the present scale of 41-i5 cents
an hour 10 60-75 cents.
Attempts 10 convert to rCdicalism
aliens ON Ellis Island were revealed
Saturday through discovery of
large quantity of anarchistic litera-
ture, said to have been coming TO the
island for some time past In spite of
special agents detailed to watch the
mails.
-Four armed robbers operating Mon
dav night on Chicago, burlington X
Quincy freight train between Sutton
and Fairmont, Neb., robbed nearly
fifty transient f' I'm hands and threw
a number of their Victims from the
train, said report received by Bert
Ely, Burlington special agent here,
from railroad tele-sapher at Fair
Thomas A. Edison, the electrical
wizard, formed bucket brigade in
his laboratory at Orange, N. j., where
he was at work Sunday, when fire