Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-08-26 | Page 5 | Embargo Placed

EMBARGO PLACED By reason of labor troubles on th- Southern Pacific railroad. Salt Lake and Racine electric railways, F E Nichols, joint freight agent, has informed in-formed local shippers that until further fur-ther notice an embargo is placed on all shipments of livestock, and perish-,ablr perish-,ablr goods originating at, destined to or routed via Los Angeles. San Ber-1 I nardino, or Colton. Other freights will 'be accepted subject to indefinite de-I de-I lay. By instructions sent to the office of I Thompson Corn, union depot ticket 'agent, tickets will be sold to passengers passen-gers here as far as Santa Barbara and Itakersfield on the Southern Pa-jcific Pa-jcific lines and on the Salt Lake route on conditions of indefinite delay. The traffic to Ixis Angeles naturally ha-! fallen off heavily in the last few days; Although said to be improbable, fears were expressed b officials here that tbe strike movement may spread I to LTtah before the matters in dispute are settled.