Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-09-17 | Page 2 | S. L. Victim Describes Train Holdup He Had More Guns, Says Mackenzie

s Sc L L. L Victim Describes Train Holdup He Had Guns s Says Mackenzie I lIe Ue simply hind had two more guns than w We did so nobody argued It was tas the fastest bit or of I ever saw This was the comment ot of A. A G. G secretary ot of the Utah chapter pter ot of the American mining congress In the holdup I Friday of passengers on the South South- em ern Pacific train en route lOute to san Francisco from Los Angel Angeles The traIn hind had just left the Los Angeles depot orr Mr Mackenzie said The cub car wax wall wen cli filled with business men when a masked I man I suddenly appeared in the tho Ioor- Ioor o r- r i I d ordered us to stick em up UPi lS' lS e did It was aU all over o In five lve mm- mm utu utes Mr Mackenzie continued A passenger was ordered to pass a bag and wo we were all compelled to empty our wallets The party cost coat me 40 The train In Glendale two minutes later but th the bandit had I Jumped tons the train and successfully success success- tull fully eJ escaped Mr Mackenzie said Ills loot totaled d nearly 1000 Mr Ir Macl Mackenzie returned to Salt I Lake ke Sunday from attending a I meeting ot of the western estern division of the mining congress at I ILos Los Angeles