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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1920
Page
16
Verda Getzwiller seeks School Trustee Dist No. 9 as local boosters announce support for Benson and surrounding towns. Campaign notes mention area institutions and businesses backing improvements, with the election scheduled for March 27.
The Big CHAUTAUQUA Just arrived featuring new spring merchandise at Bard's Haberdashery. Goods include W. D. Martinez and C. E. Goetz Drygoods & Groceries, a Maricopa Cream Station for Benson, H. Walker Drugs, and a Short Line Motor Co. offering auto parts tires tubes gas and oil.
Born October 6 1860 in Winchester New Hampshire Leonard Wood rose from Harvard Medical School graduate to army surgeon aiding the poor in Boston. He joined the army 1885 fought Apaches at the border, earned the Medal of Honor, led Rough Riders with Theodore Roosevelt, and later governed Cuba guiding it to self rule.
Mrs. W Y Morgan of Hutchinson Reno county Republican delegation says women of the middle west want Leonard Wood as next president. She spoke during a visit to Miss Harriet Wittum, chairman of the Woman's organization Leonard Wood national campaign committee.
Afternoon programs titled Building a Community and Evening programs Building a Nation open with Mr J W Terry and the Porter Concert Co. A night season ticket is good for all performances. Adults two dollars and children one dollar.
In a 1916 U S senate speech Senator Harding of Ohio criticized public meetings and literary appeals used to promote Liberty bonds as hysterical and unseemly. Columbus resident M R Jones, Civil War veteran with grandsons in World War I, recalls the remarks and backs Leonard Wood.
A large Indianapolis audience heard Wood speak as thousands sought seats. Wood's Indiana supporters included Paul Maier, a state senator, and W. L. Wood, a state representative, who joined a conference with Wood and his Indiana managers.
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