Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-06-08 | Page 3 | Oblizalo to Die Tomorrow

0BLIZAL0T0 j DIE TOMORROW Convicted Murderer to Face Firing Squad at State Prison zalo Will he ewicutod ...morrow at snnrleo forrhe murder of Marco LaU who wa, robho.i ln(1 . in a lonely ravine npar .i,s l n 1 "rs i slit, ita- ... the murS? ttftlSMg state laS 3n3 ODlSto? Vh hav, p ftSSS StStvSSS Devlno;" ho rpiiod "arf,en James orh:.;-,,in,li-c:,.;n,:h r,uosi "r will be giver , ., ch"?AM u"1'-- ODlia0 in bovino lan burial; War- .av fiod.e., over to the rni -m,6 'r!llly turned . ol si hoal n-Uorsty of i-tiih merdi- len3b,,KIitJ2 m,'""1' "-iv. but not roi. accordimr to "'V"1"5 admlartonn, rSJfJf 10 We attorney. Thomai v.--was found Auguei 1 In sn,.?r- ' ,mornInK of 1 elchterchlaf?fsfinJby Herbert Iff. at ".hat aieclty' iS22? !her-n,emhers !her-n,emhers of ffertlV.'1 ;'"d San lik? rct ,hn' ho cime to SwnvJra cSv.0 h Vlor "'0 -I ObHtt., W ,,k. SUi?iiJj;; prison at 2 30 o'clock In the afternoon after-noon of AuglUt 3 11 Obllsalo and -Muslleh were "iriven wnced to be executed August 3. 1920 ; Hie executions were delayed because of appeals to the atate supreme court, he higher court sustained the sen-