Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-01-22 | Page 2 | Ogden Resident Soured Against S. L. Night Life

Ogden Resident Soured Against S. S Lo Night Life Bert Thatcher Is Stripped of Clothes by Bandits in Auto and Thrown Out to to Face Shivering Winds B Bert Brt rt Thatcher a a resident of ot Ogden Ogden Ogden Og- Og den is not enamored of the night nightlife nightlife nightlife life of Salt Lake Especially on winter nights when h holdup men force him Into an auto- auto and strip him of his clothes and money The bandits were Yere conscience conscience con con- science stricken after they had thrown Thatcher out and threw his overcoat after him Thatcher has been visiting with his uncle Nathan D D. Thatcher 1168 Windsor street Ho He lives at 2753 Gramercy avenue Ogden H He said he lie e got off a streetcar near Ninth East and Broadway Thursday night While walking along Ninth East an automobile drew u up to the curb and a man asked about directions concerning Tale Yale avenue Thatcher was about to to t th the strangers what he knew wh when n a a gun gun was as thrust into his ribs and compelled to climb into the machine The robbers then compelled him I to to dI disrobe robe taking the h he h q In iii Ms hiS' tr fr trousers t sers r pockets They then threw him liim out on Logan avenue be between be- be tw tween en Eleventh and Twelfth So South th I streets He had only his nis hat underwear underwear underwear un un- un- un and socks On second thought the bandits threw out his overcoat The suit was recovered Friday morning in the rear of a grocery store at 1648 Ninth East street and returned to Thatcher by the pOl police ce After the robbery Thatcher in his scanty attire made his way to toa toa a grocery store on Ninth East street and notified his uncle and the po po- po lice Nathan Kathan Thatcher came to the rescue with a taxi and a suit of clothes