Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-06-27 | Page 3 | Striker Faces Murder Trial

STRIKER FACES MURDER TRIAL le?f Ijfchled With Fart in Shooting of Deputy Dep-uty Arraigned the -hooting f i " Frwln 0ut Ol W bi ulVl'puly 8,,erlff A R -f iler t k F,llc0"1- "-tld to he a betdr?' Just8icaf.rrais?:d ht rf ytorday '"rH Justice of tho Peace 1 w fammond and hi. prmry hea - first f m I"1' 13' Tnls 's to he the S ;' ,"' h-"".s of 12 nu.n un ge footing C K'WlnK ul of lhe TIHX BUR TllRKll or national guardeipen under Lieutenant! Lieuten-ant! harlca FitsgerVld yeetcrdaj Lurn-'hi Lurn-'hi ir " n' CaatlS hree nun on uifclr way to work at IVerless on the ground, -thai their fares had been P.ild to the mines by th" mining . om-Ptti. om-Ptti. All of the coal camps are reported re-ported as .,11,. i Larceny charges against Lester I'e-nln,-. Alfred MCGrath and Earl nation il guardsmen accused W pillaging whip, searching Help.. homes for firearms. were formallv preferred yesterday The charge ugalnst Wilcox was signed by Captain Cap-tain Byron II Wayne and those against the other two by Captain Samuel Sam-uel Grant Young It Is supposed that the men will be tried on the larceny charge at tho suggestion of Major Carl A. Badger. Judge advocate Captain Ruel Eskelaon of F troop has been named investigating officer in tho case He will report to Major Elmer Johnson as to whether or not In his estimation the men should he tried