Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-06-23 | Page 2 | Children Laugh and Men Chuckle over Dead Victims

Children Laugh and Men Chuckle Over Dead Victims HERRI N 11., June 21. (By the Associated Prese.) In the morgue I here were 17 bodies, some riddled with buckshot, and others minus va-' va-' rious parts. In the morgue at Marlon. Ma-rlon. 12 miles from here, lay the body of C. K. McDowell. Superintend-ent Superintend-ent of the Imported strikebreakers. The As-sociated Press correspondent and othpr newspaper men saw with theli own eyes JT todies in different paits of tho county and one roan later died in tho hospital here. What has become of the bodies not in the morgues Is not known. Several freshly spaded pilea of dirt weie noticed no-ticed in the wood 1 suul solemnity of death Is licking in the local morgue Hundreds of persons filed past the lines of bodies, frequently commenting on their mutilated condition. con-dition. Children laughed, women pointed and tho men chuckled.