Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-03-30 | Page 14 | Loses Necktie in Row with Officer

LOSES NECKTIE IN ROW WITH OFFICER George Robinson's Coat Tom In Battle With Man He Charges With Swearing at Children. While Juvenile Officer George Robinson Robin-son is nursing a battered countenance and trviug to make the pieces of a shredded coat fit into their old places Jacob Goodman, proprietor of the Pullman Pull-man grocery store, 18 East First Sonth street, is bemoaning the loss of a necktie, neck-tie, which he Favs Robinson tore from its moorings with great violence in the course of a melee at Goodman :s store yesterdav afternoon when the juvenile officer single-handed combated the whole Goodman family, and as a result of which Goodman and his daughter, Miss Lna Goodman, were arrested and later released on bail on charges of assault, as-sault, and battery. Two additional complaints, charging Mr. and Mrs. Goodman with interfering interfer-ing with an officer in the performance of his duties, will be sworn to this morning, Robinson said. Goodman, on the other hand, threatened to have Robinson Rob-inson arrested for assault. Robinson alleges Goodman, refusing to recognize his badge, struck him when he attempted to arrest him for addressing address-ing some small children in profane expletives ex-pletives in front of his store, and was aided in the assault by his wife and daughter, and that the two women, besides be-sides snatching his gun from its holster, dealt him numerous painful blows on the face and made his coat look like a tattered main sheet after a hurricane. Goodman maintains Robinson was the aggressor; that he did not. display his badge or reveal his identity as an officer, offi-cer, and that he drew his' gun in tho scuffle.