Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-10-16 | Page 3 | Salt Lake Youth is Dead Overaseas

I SALT LAKE YOUTH 1 IS DEAD" OVERSEAS M f SALT LAKE, Oct. . 16 Private I Brighton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert I A. Brighton, 528 Thirteenth East B I street, died at sea en route to the front 1 (according to a telegram received yes- 1 terday from Washington. I i Private Brighton was born in Salt S Lake in 1890, and attended the L. D. S. 1 university. He enlisted about four I months ago and was assigned to the I marine service. He was at first station- I ed at Paris Island, S. C, later he was 1 transferred to Quantlco, from which station he was sent overseas. The 1 cause of his death is not known. 1 A coincidence with the death of Mr. ij Brighton was the death' of his cousin, Bert Atkinson of Holliday. who died m yesterday morning of "pneumonia 0. M lowing influenza. Ij