Gas Trouble In City Schools Prompted by Miss Updike Firing
Long worrisome dispute at Tombstone public schools ends with Ruth C Updike removed as principal after board charges of insubordination. Petitions arise in her support while opponents urge public resolution. The issue to be reviewed by County Superintendent Schoole Rockfellow. reflects broader school tensions in Cochise County. Postmasters in Arizona notified of March 1 1907 change to book form postage stamps.
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Ruth C. Updike
Opdike
Re Iweing
Mies Opdike
Ste
Schoole Rockfellow
Gan- Hemon
Rockfellow
Tombstone
Cochise
Arizona
Loint Postage Stampa
Teimuel
Masquerade Dance of the Red Men a Grand Success
The Opata tribe of Red Men held a grand masquerade at Gage Hall last night in Tombstone. Tribal conclave festivities featured entrants judged by Judge Dean, Dr. Hughart, Mrs. Fly, Mrs. Ralph, and Mrs. Robinson. First prizes went to Miss Gladys Weeks as a princess and Charles Saund as a Turk among others.
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Tombstone
Bienas
Geronimo
Gage Hall
Soci
Opata Lodge No
Dean
Hughart
Fly
Ralph
Mra. Robinson
Gladys Weeks
Charles Saund
Cal Fies
Eoupon
Newspaper Twins Shine At Tombstone Red Men Ball
Last evening marked the fourth Washington birthday celebration for Tombstone with a grand masquerade ball. The crowd praised the humorous and grotesque costumes, especially the newspaper twins Miss Lillian Cheat and Miss Olive Simpson portraying the Prostecton and the Everard. An elegant repast by John Henninger followed the dancing.
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I. M
Washington
Red Men
Lillian Cheat
Olive Simpson
Prostecton
Everard
John Henninger
Can Can
Social Doings of the Past Week in Tombstone
Social week notes from Tombstone record gatherings hosted by Mesdanes Westervelt and Borrowdale, a 500 Club at Mrs Harwood with prize won by Mrs Hughart, a visit by Mrs Rogers of Pasadena entertained by Mrs Anna M Dean, and The Mews Club meeting at H S Ross with games and refreshments, highlighting local social life.
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Tombstone
Westervelt
Borrowdale
W. A. Harwood
Hughart
Anna M. Dean
Rogers
Pasadena
Congregational Church
H. 5
Ross
Doings at the Arizona Capitol tilt on territorial land grants
The Arizona Capitol notes council and house actions. Bills include moving a territorial prison from Yuma to Florence on 160 acres, donation of 180 acres to the term er, and salary cuts for the public examiner from 3909 to 2000. Licenses, recorders fees, and life insurance controls pass or advance. several bills head for third readings. Officials and visitors from Shannon interests, Bisbee, Tombstone, and El Paso are listed.
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Weedin
Yuma
Florence
LCO
Social events highlight Tombstone week in 19th-century notes
Thursday afternoon F Wolcott hosted guests honoring Mrs. Rogers of Pasadena with praised hospitality. The evening featured a Knights of Pythias banquet marking the order’s 43rd anniversary, celebrated by toasts and music. Tombstone Woman's Club hosted Bisbee and Douglas visitors, about 20 from neighboring cities arriving by special car for a welcome that spanned decorating rooms and carriages, ending with a 2:50 p m departure and fond memories.
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Tre. F. Wolcott
Bidten
K. of P
Chas Kreuder
Womans Club of
Tombstone
Bisbee
Douglas
Tombstone Club
H. Kinsley
Janeheon
MacDonald Stock Company opens at Schieffelin Hall Utah
The MacDonald Stock Company reports strong advance sales for the opening night of Utah at Schieffelin Hall. Tickets are available at Beach Sisters with a special offer: one paid ticket admits one lady free on Monday before 7 PM.
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MacDonald Stock Company
Schieffelin Hall
Tombetonr
Church Services and Meetings Schedule
The Episcopal Church holds morning and evening services tomorrow with Epworth League at 7 15 pm and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 pm. Congregational services, Sunday School, and Young People events listed with times and cordial invitations. Christian Science services meet at Fremont Street location with Sunday school at 10 am and Wednesday evening service at 8.
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Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Vongrega— Toal
Schieffelin Hall
Fremont St
Tombstone Dance Climax Draws Largest Hall Attendance
The final act of a soca week opened with a grand finale to a jubilant crowd. Henry Fitch, visiting from Lemiville camp, arrived in the city on business amid the festive mood.
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Henry Fitch
Lemiville
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