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Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-07-05 | Page 11 | Police and Firemen Minister to Celebrators

Type issue
Date 1934-07-05
Paper Salt Lake Telegram
Language eng
City Salt Lake City
County Salt Lake
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Publisher Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah
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Article Title Police and Firemen Minister to Celebrators
Type article
Date 1934-07-05
Paper Salt Lake Telegram
Language eng
City Salt Lake City
County Salt Lake
Page 11
OCR Text 1 L Police and Firemen Minister to Celebrators Celebrators' I Fourth of July celebrators provided provided pro pro- vided police and firemen with no end of grief Mrs Marie Laxman Green Greenstreet Greenstreet Greenstreet street was a awakened wakened by a tremendous tremendous tremendous tre tre- tre- tre explosion at midnight she told police and lOd found an object object object ob ob- ob- ob which crashed through a window o of her home found a youth J. J n. n Gimmell Green street 1 with a badly shattered haltered toy cannon can can- non It lt exploded he explained When the cap pistol he was firing firing firing fir fir- ing exploded in his hand Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Law Law- rence Royal 13 South Thirteenth Thirteenth Thir Thir- West street suffered a adeep adeep adeep deep cut and minor powder burns bums which were treated at the emergency hospital A man who gave his name as Hayt I Stevens admitted to eme ciner- c pital attend attendants he had haddon dons done too much celebrating ting at r Salt He lie was treated for lot a achin achin achin chin laceration received when he fell in an amusement device S A fire department rescue squad Is credited with saving the life Ute of Lynn Bird 2 son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Stanlcy Bird South Fourth We West t street who had too much to eat cat Lynn was in convulsions convulsions convulsions con con- when firemen arrived Firecrackers started a blaze which caused 5 damage to the residence of W. W E. E Turner 2321 Windsor street late Wednesday day Firemen also extinguished a grass grag fire at Zane Zone and De Soto Solo streets caused they said by a boy and some fireworks While chopping firewood wood for a party in Lambs Lamb's canyon Don Kimball 23 23 1432 Eleventh East street suffered a deep cut on his left leCt ankle He was treated at atthe atthe atthe the emergency hospital Police were reluctant to link slaughter o of 18 spring chickens with July Fourth celebrations but A A. A C C. C 1032 Jeremy street is convinced they supplied an ample dinner to unknown celebrants
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