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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1911
Page
1
Former president arrived in Phoenix this morning to a large Arizona crowd at the station. An escort party and ceremonies planned at the dam and columns will proceed with rotating luminations this afternoon.
In Tombstone a St Patrick's Ball is planned for tomorrow hosted by local Young Men at several churches. Activities include a dance with Paul Jomhal an early highlight, plus a Boy Scouts talk by J A Borktell and sermons by Rev He A Deck before evening ceremonies.
Sunday evening the Rev Treve Orton will preach Behold the Man a sermon of interest to men and boys A cordial invitation to all Sunday School Epworth League 7 p m Rev O S Karten pastor services at the Hill Sureh every third Sunday with Saturday preceding and Monday following Sacn seynay Fire Second Mass at 104m Evening Service at Home Meete Sunday consolation Sunday at Tb ni Mee Wo Cavanagh Saye Allure central invitation Rev W A Mecurn Pastor Key Estine Kanner des toot Ed HL Rector jure receiiiit a tance shigment of Chick Feed and other poultry supplies fray Catton Calif Young ebicsenf of this thin atnes foudde
A river piling failure near Yuma was caused by a sudden Bee River flood as workers Harry Stroud and Thomas Molina faced the wreckage. Stroud was swept upstream while Molina was carried away by the torrent during the incident at the pile driver.
Guardians appointed for the minors Rode Rick Mo and Prank HOM McRae. Flore McRae named mother and guardian. Letters of administration sought for Viola Donthitt with Wallace as fiduciary. Hearing set for March 15.
A damaged ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with promises of a one hundred dollar reward for cures not achieved. The copy includes testimonials from J Cheney & Co and wholesale druggists Warpraqa, Kivax, Maxvor, and a claim of internal blood and mucous action.
Report of a touring party in Arizona with Miss Katherine Eskine and Miss Gene Graham among attendees. Deputy Sheriff Bob Hilbore arrived with two grand jury prisoners, a Black woman and a Mexican, committed by Justice Ben Rice. Recounts abo ut attendees from Douglas and a return of passengers.
Fragmentary OCR text cites Duke O Abronzi and associates in a tour through the south and toward the Pacific coast. Names Joseph Leiter and Join Mowday appear with American figures from New York, Washington, and Chicago.旅
The Yuma Signal notes preparations for a grand ball by Company E of the Signal Corps with 300 invitations. Phoenix decoration work for Dr Roosevelt's reception. Prescott’s Pioneer's Home admission of William D. Murphy. a luncheon planned for former Rough Riders at the Ford Grill. disbarment actions against Tom Molley before Not Public Freak Baxter. pension increase for Captain J. O. McGovern. rainfall data for Prescott. Gould properties to resume operations near two towns. Nogales to Mobile consul transfers. Bowie approves trading ground for a school site and bond issue plan.
Los Angeles district attorney Fretericis announces strict censorship on all films depicting the Mexican revolution. He notes scenes of cruelty may inflame Mexican tensions here and orders a labor agency to stop supplying men and the filming of such material.
The delegation reports strong support for early admission of Arizona to statehood, with confidence from House and Senate members that the constitution will be approved. Officials also see chances that New Mexico will gain state status in the upcoming extra session, while Douglas may win a military post.
A series of appointments in Arizona includes Wm T Tarr at Maeral Park Mohave county and Dan deresse named postmaster at Francie Cuchise county. Robert W Van Riper of Pearce receives a pension of 24 dollars per year effective March 4 1911.
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