Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-12-09 | Page 8 | Salt Lakers Turned Back by Local Officers

Ii SILT LAKERS TUB' i BACK Bl LOCIL ! . OFFICERS , - ' Special officers of the police department depart-ment on duty at the railroad stations and the public highways found little difficulty in carrying out orders yesterday yester-day -' At the Bamberger station, quite a number of people who were returning to their homes in Ogden who were intent in-tent on visiting here were turned , back because they lacked a certificate. I On one car alone, twelve passengers i -were unable to produce the requisite -paper and were told the law must be ', " enforced. It was said one man protested pro-tested and argued almost to the fight-; fight-; inr stage but no arrests were made. 1 Special officers at the union station ! paid ihey met with little opposition, and that many travelers when they heard of Salt Lake's action approved heartily the stand Ogden has taken ! foi the protection of Its citizens. Pas- sougers on through trains were ad- j vised by station directors not to leave ! ! ihii platform. v I Sergeant A. B. Jensen of the police I department said last evening that nine I J automobiles filled with people from t i Salt Lake Avere stopped at the south f city limits and refused entrance be- cause they were without certificates. I Ten other automobiles whoso occu-. ' pants showed they were going through l the city to Idaho points were allowed I to pass.