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Newspaper

Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1915

Page

2

War Dispatches Track Turbulent Fronts Across Europe

Late dispatches report gains and losses on multiple fronts. French and British actions near the Dardanelles and Marmora sea entries amid Allied naval bombardments. German advances and Russian counter moves in Poland and the Carpathians. Austrian forces suffering heavy casualties as fighting rages in the Alps and Danube region.

Paris Tempe France Great Britain Mussia Dardanelles Tal Petrograd Carpathian Passes Preasnyex Carpathians Petrograd Nepart

Western reports mix of votes and votes and events

Reports to the Indian office note nearly 200 plates off its reservation. The Jewish Senate approves an endorsement of President Wit see's European war policy by a 25 to ?. The San Francisco exposition dedicates the Wet Virginia building with speeches. The Minnesota Senate rejects a constitutional amendment granting full suffrage to women. In Omaha a man pleads while his family watches. A mine disaster in Layland West Virginia entombs 101 men. Illinois considers expanding limited woman suffrage and township option acts.

Indian Office Witsee Jews Senate San Francisco Minnesota Senate Hhs Omaha New Hiver and Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Company Layland W.va Willis R Shaw Decatur Ilinois Fuld

Washington Telegrams on 1912 Senate, Wilson and Navy Moves

Brigadier General Scott travels to Uri for a peaceful settlement with Piute Indians. President Wilson signals a post March 4 Senate session. He notes an NY grand jury probe and remarks on landmark resolutions honoring leaders Clarke and Marshall. Congress authorizes decorative cannons for Colorado towns. Naval figures Fletcher Howard Cowles are discussed for three new admirals.

Scott Uri Wilson Senate New York Grand Jury Callinger Marshall Clarke Lofpe House Congress Colorado Boulder la Junta Grand Junction Gleewood Boring Fletcher Howard Cowles Theavy Bey

Foreign War News and Diplomatic Strains Rise

Dispatches report that military and political tensions grow in Portmet and the Balkans as Italy eyes entering the conflict. United States actions and diplomatic exchanges reveal strain over the Mexican situation and domestic political shifts described by officials.

Bett Dixtusided End to Betting and Montana Boxing Card

A chaotic sports column notes Bett dixtusided prompting New York Governor Stewart to halt betting amid a ruckus in Montana. It reports Women's events in New York with the Gee Grbscant cup and a boxing card in Victor Colorado featuring Dek Wattrey and Montana Jack Collins. Also covered is Coprre Quigley’s assault by Missouri students after a basketball loss, and an altitude balloon record near Turin with Captain BH and the Moldirizibie.

Tome Bett New York Stewart Montana Kemirick Wromlas Aveorta Hon Las Jone Dek Wattrey Jack Collins Victor Colo Cripple Creek District Athletic Club Coprre Quigley University of Missouri At Columbia Missouri Ubekame Kansas Agricultural College Dy & Ncore Cimpalta Turin

Birthday celebration and a string of criminal reports from scattered locales

A Thorntown birthday observed Mrs Halsted Ritter on Feb 22 as a centenarian. Agnes Omer faces life imprisonment for poisoning her daughter Lillie. In El Paso a court finds Pet Reary guilty and fined. Jaint Cutters’ union members warned to report to quarries as wage talks loom. Frank Wilkerson named in a bank robbery case in Williamville. Abarno and Carbone indicted for plots against churches and wealth. Abarno confesses to planning terror including an assassination plot on Carnegie and Rockefeller. Missouri and Illinois report arctic weather with snow sleet and wind.

Helles Halsted Ritter Thorntown Ind Agnes Omer Echeol Amity Marae Frank Abarno Charles Carbone Plattice New York St. Patrick's Cathedral Andrew Carnegie Jatin TD Rocketfeller Cornelius Vanderbilt Otter

Western mining news in brief from Arizona and beyond

A broad digest notes metal prices and shipments across the West. Bar silver and lead figures, ore shipments from Steeprock and Jerome reflects rising mining activity. Frank Miller and Stoffman lease Samosa vein at Chloride driving on the Bowran vein. Banks property bond taken, and Verde Cementation shipping ore at 33 percent copper. Midland refiners report ten months 1914 earnings. Taft land withdrawals sustain 3,000,000 acres. Leadville zinc shipments increase. Kansas lode ore strike. Cripple Creek machinery upgrade. Doctor Jack Pot vein profits cited. Littin Winnie belt work progresses. Elkton Consolidated pays 2 percent dividend.

Arizona Stoffman Frank Miller Chloride Big Tyre Sines Mohave County Jerome Frazer Banks Kingman

California Syrup of Figs advertised laxative

The ad touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe pleasant tasting laxative for children. It promises quick relief from constipation and stomach issues, claiming a spoonful settles foul waste and sour bile, with directions printed on the bottle and endorsements from many mothers.

California Cross

Week's Break-Up A Cold Tablets and Civic Debate

A fragment from a 19th century humor page features mock ads for remedies and social topics. Dialogue snippets reference Weeks' Break-Up A Cold Tablets, a haughty admirer, and a woman’s vote debate, interspersed with quips about language and manners. The tone blends satire and domestic wit with era specific slang and social commentary.

Football banter and dinner critique excerpt

A fragmentary dialogue features a football captain debating backfield strength and a playful jab about a dinner. The male voice asks about improving performance while a partner admits cooking the meal and notes its quality compared to usual.

Fragmented dialogue reveals family tensions and miscommunication

A muddled exchange among Madge Marjorie and Mrs. Gabb shows objections to a hotel project and a veranda with angular features. The dialogue touches on mischief, reputation, and hinted plans as characters clash over actions and hints.

Madge Marjorie Angies Judge

Pats Late Supper

Pat Pearsons Weekly narrates Pat arriving hungry after hours without food since four o clock, entering a restaurant and bargaining with the waiter about breakfast dinner and supper prices. The waiter quotes one shilling for breakfast and sixpence for supper, prompting Pat to order his suppers.

Pat Pat—Pearsons

Automobiles Seen As Less Accessible To Students

A college president warned that cars demoralize students more than alcohol. The reply noted alcohol is within reach of many students, whereas owning a car is not.

Astee

No Ceuse for Alarm in Pessimistic Population Note

Fragmentary text argues population growth will outpace land and resources yet claims medical colleges can double output if the country expands. The garbled lines reference crowding, quotas, and educational capacity without clear dates or sources.

Malformed Excerpt Sparks Nonsense Dialogue

A fragmentary OCR style passage blends odd phrases about a malt millionaire and taxes with incomprehensible lines and a jokey aside about a governor. The text includes unrelated quips about laughter and a cannibal, ending with a baffling remark on people addressing him as Your Excellency.

Fragmented Quip Passages From The Page

A fragmented OCR style passage discusses observations of a rational apple fay and patriotic themes. It notes a cotton drink reference and mentions the cotton gin, then pivots to fashion, noting women with short fashions and a humorous line about advantages of being short and full.

Coffee That Causes All the Trouble

A Kansas woman urges quitting coffee to cure distressing symptoms including heart palpitations, sleeplessness, and rheumatism. She credits Postum with dramatic health gains after switching from coffee, claiming improved digestion, steadier breathing, and restored energy. The ad promotes Regular and Instant Postum, with prices and a slogan, There’s a Reason.

Kansas Tate Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Must Be a Long Way Where's Tipperary Dear

A playful dialogue riffs on a song lyric about Ireland and a mock military march toward Tipperary. The exchange suggests a distant journey and a humorous misdirection without asserting real events or sources.

Tipperary Ireland Esstisi

Golfer's Cause and Divorce Grounds Debate

A courtroom scene centers on a divorce case where the lawyer questions grounds while the client complains of a spouse’s faults. The judge listens as humor and rain affect mood and pace. The exchange highlights relational strain and legal framing in a strained domestic dispute.

Clent

Notable Photo Session for Mixs Poser Model

Sketchley reports Mixs Poser, the model, recently had photo sessions. The artistic team notes several pictures were taken, aiming to capture versatile poses and expressions for future portfolio use.

Mixs Poser

Not a Diplomat. Knicker-Is Your Wife's Mother

A quirky dialogue unfolds with diplomat Becker denying a wife’s mother role and asserting she does not return home after remarks. The snappy exchange hints at social missteps and personal boundaries within a public sphere.

Knicker Becker

Weary Winfield Examines Scrap Note on Hurled Work

Weary Winfield studies a scrap found with a handout. A man speaks of danger and hardship, while Thaddeus explains the mood that grips a man when a location’s hard work test trials him.

Winfield Rhout Thaddeus

Unusual Act By Hotel Keeper Aids Fugitive Capture

A hotel keeper chased and captured a fleeing guest who defrauded guests then boarded a steamer, aiding authorities. He lodged a complaint aboard the vessel, leading to the fugitive’s arrest. The report highlights an uncommon professional gesture.

Eeper

The Way of It and the Gift Question

A fragment reflects confusion over a gift and its impact on a woman’s belief in marriage. The speaker questions who was involved and why others fear being left by her. The text hints at social or romantic entanglements and misinterpretations within a tense situation.

Wuy

Mysterious Exchange Sparks Theatrical Gossip

Fragmentary dialogue recalls a question about necessity of operations and money. A character claims all operations are necessary while another questions the cost. A jittery scene follows with mentions of a ghost sighting on a back stake and a mysterious woman.

Pillem

Heated Debate Over a Dandelion Nature of the Dispute

Two men are seen arguing and exchanging jests about a “vile weed” and tobacco. The conversation shifts to a playful debate on the merits and demerits of the dandelion as a subject of discussion.

Toba Xe

Sympathy for a Nervous Dog Bite Incident

A fragment describes a nervous person recalling a dog bite followed by a fit in the moment. The speaker expresses concern for the dog as a poor little creature.

Gregate

Broad sermons stretch far beyond brief messages

Chicag News notes sermons often run lengthy and cover vast themes, sparking debate over whether breadth enhances impact or dilutes focus, with readers divided on concise delivery versus expansive exploration.

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