Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-09-15 | Page 3 | Award is Denied "Picture Bride"

AWAED IS DENIED "PICTURE BRIDE" SALT LAKE, Sept 16. In case thei husband suffers death from accidenr tal Injury while employed Japanese picture brides'' Uial do not come 1,1 this country to Join th ir husbands 1 -iding here are not entitled to i "m-pensatlon "m-pensatlon benefits under th. I't.ih uct according to B decision of the Industrial Indus-trial commission nor Is a step-mother, for the death of a step-sou. hour appll. atlons for omp n-ation were denied by th.- cmnmlsslon. of v. hlch one was that Ol Knkuyo Tak ' ava. killed while working for the Utah r n. I company i t Sunnyslde In August iV21. Takaya was o resident of Sun- tyslde for many years h'our year? utter his arrlvul In this country, or. (h-nt of Japan, bocame his legal wife according to .lupanese custom, as ul result of a ceremony whereby a "go-j between" icted on behalf of Kenso Ta-' kaya The marriage certificate was dulv Issu.-d !n lap, in Husband and wife however, continued to reside In dlffiTi-ru countries, n.-vcr maintain.. 1 fl home and never lhed In the same family household, th--- commission finds, and therefore compensation Is denied Sotiro Papageorglou claimed that she was lb. dependent mother of Ath-I anasloa D. Papageorglou. killed last December, also at the Sunnyslde prop-' irty of the Utah Fuel company. The, commission finds, however, that she was only the stepmother of the deceased de-ceased and "bore no relation to him." and therefore. undT tho Ltah act, may not be awarded compensation.