Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-11-06 | Page 2 | Idaho Man Held Victim of Robbers

IDAHO MAN HELD VICTIM OF ROBBERS RENG. Nev., No 6. That Arthur C. Robinson, mining engineer and geologist, whose body was found with throat cut In a canyon near San Diego S.. turd. iv, was murdered for his money. mon-ey. Is the belief of A. Grant Miller. Republican Re-publican candidate for congress here who was associated with Roblncon in a mining enterprise. The theorv la also advanced by Maude Force Robinson, Rob-inson, his widow, who lives here. Miller advised the autnorltlcs In San libgo that Robinson left Keno M:t 2 , 1S22. en route to Ensenada. Lower California and Mexico City to obtain certain mining concessions. Robinson carried large sums In currency cur-rency and in travelers' cheques and wired from Los Angeles May 23. tnut he was leaving for Enscnada by way of San Diego. Travelers' cheque s were B bed at Los Angeles daily therc-atter and up to August, but no further B0W1 came from Robinson. Robinson's home was Idaho City, Idaho His mother. Mrs K P. Plow-in. Plow-in. in. Uvea In Boise.