The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-06-15
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Provo.-Chief OF Police Wren VIII
kins is in receipt of telegram from
the officers at Los Angeles asking
him to keep lookout for Ted Spencer
80. who is wanted there on a charge
Of murder.
Brigham City.-After he had been
thrown into the air by one automobile,
Leslie Rock, Of Willard. fell on the
hood of another machine and was
seriously injured.
Kaysville-Walter Steed and Verde
Cook. both OF Clearfield we're injured
near Layton when a car driven by
Eugene Sandal OF Layton crashed in
to the car driven by Steed.
Proov.-Charles H. Ward. former
county commissioner, suffered frac-
tured thigh and was badly bruised
when he was struck by an automobile
driven by James Crook OF Eureka.
Ogden-Eradicatio OF weeds and
other crop pests is urged by T. Fl.
Morrell district inspector of agri-
culture. He has advised farmers to
cut all weeds before they go to seed.
Provo.-A fruit basket factory cap
and apple baskets day is TO be
started in operation in Provo this
season through the organization of a
cooperative company OF farmers.
Ogden.-When his automobile over
turned on the dugway in Ogden can
yon. John w. Sullivan was injured.
The two persons riding in the back |
seat of the car were uninjured.
Pleasant rove--Strawberries are
to be sent to all corners Of the United
States on June 20. to advertise one
Of Utah's most luscious fruits and
tell the world It is strawberry day ~
Pleasant Grove.
Ogden.-An unusual dam made by
an automobile which plunged into
the North Ogden canal caused the
ditch to overflow with serious damage
to adjoining farms.
Salt Lake City.-Nick Masaya was
fined $50 by City Judge Pratt, for
passing a standing street car with
an automobile.
Richfield.-Grace Bernstein age q,
OF Circleville had her forearm frac'
tured and her hand badly torn wheh
she caught the member in the gear
ing OF cream separator.
Salt Lake City.-Sam Hayden,
bankrupt merchant, convicted on two
counts of misuse of the mails In a
scheme to defraud was sentenced to
serve four years in the federal prison.
Ogden.-S. S. Smith of this city
was notified of his election as director
Of the federal land bank at Berkeley.
Gal.
Delta.-Beans and cucumbers In
this community were killed by the
frost of last week. Other crops were
not seriously affected. The beans and
we're quite young and will
be replanted.
Bingham-Caught In savein as be
was working beside a steam shovel
IN the Utah Copper mine here, Louis
Lotsis, 43, was instantly killed.
Ogden.-An automatic cannon fir
ng 100 rounds of one and one-quarter
pound projectiles minute and de-
,lared by experts to be the greatest
-apid fire gun ever invented. is the
Attest achievement of John nj.
world renowned Ogden in
'entor.
Ogden.-An increase of 5 cents an
lour for all class AL skilled mechan-
cs employed in the Southern Pacific
hops in this city was announced
rom the office of Superintendent w. |
:. Hack.
Moab.-President L. H. Redd of the
IAN Juan stake, pioneer settler of the
IAN Juan country, and former men,
er of the state legislature, died at
ioSpibeli uSlc alter q DilcL dttdNh VI
1fluenza.
Bingham. = Hyrum Partridge, %
cars Of age, was instantly killed
hen he was struck by Bingham &
arfield ore truck.
Delta-The estate Of VIM. S. RIM
igton was given Judgment Jointly
gainst Fillmore City and J. A. Kelly
/ the sum of $500 for the death
Mr.. Rpington.
Cedar City-The solid rock abut-
ent work for the $4,000 steel bridge
Ding erected across Coal creek, north
town, is completed and ready for
lie laying OF the steel. :
Moab.-Oil operators south Of the I
an Juan river, residents OF that ]
'ction. and the state of Arizona are +
in constructing good au- =,
mobile road to points on the Santa at
. railway. 70