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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1919
Page
6
A chaotic Phoenix scene centers on Dan Harmosky and a bailiff escorted suspect Tarnosky amid claims involving alcohol sales and statements against local officials. The report details a tense courtroom atmosphere, remarks about state leaders, and a broad cast of named figures amid a wider political irregularity sweep.
Phoenix report quotes Prochaska urging a sanctuary for the Elk herd to keep the Sigreaves herd together and protected. He noted no violations in hunting and described the herd as in first class condition. Guides included Le Haught and Roy Haught. officials met at the forest department and sheriff’s office.
In Phoenix closing session of the eighth annex convention of the Arizona state federation of labor Leroy Kennedy of Miami and P H Brouillette Globe were nominated for president Tucson chosen unanimously as 1920 convention city in K of P hall.
State labor leaders clash over the Arizona Labor Journal amid publishing pressure from the Federation. Thomas Schultz, acting editor, sent the issue without the convention’s article condemning President Thomas J. Croalt and Secretary George D. Smith. The convention instructed editors to obey the new committee. The gathering proceeded amid mutinous proceedings as it neared its close.
Arizona fair day features record turnout with a large statewide audience, a diverse program including aviation displays and novelty exhibitions. The event showcased the Phoenix road race won by Hugh Miller and an aircraft display by pilots Patterson, Clark, Miller, and Goldsworthy, amid stunt acts and a baby show. A 12 year old boy suffered a broken arm in a Pony race incident, while the car show and other events drew crowds and praise.
The Fort Grant band led by Carl A Cunzeie, a Ninth US Cavalry veteran, performed the Arizona origin march The Foundered Mule, gaining acclaim as the regiment toured and paraded. The group, praised by Gungele, drew crowds at parade grounds and fairs, preserving a storied military musical tradition.
The U S Patent Office last week issued patents to Arizona residents. James M Decker and James if Decker received a patent for a lateb device. Douglas Arizona inventor Frederick B Kolberg of Bisbee was granted a patent for an apparatus to isolate liquid. William Owen Page of Tucson was granted a patent for a valve remover.
Nov 4 Believing paving second highway section soon likely Douglas Chamber of Commerce votes to send a large delegation to a November 17 meeting in Douglas to discuss road work and bid results. The group aims to press for paving despite engineer and board disagreements while noting funds and potential contractors.
An amicable international boundary settlement ends a long Mexican line dispute near El Paso. The agreement accepts the river’s imaginary line as the boundary, avoiding further changes should the Rio Grande shift, and leaves Mexico’s land claim unresolved for now.
Phoenix November 4 A Superior Court judge issues an order calling Col Charles W Harris to appear and show cause why he should not be held incontumacious for refusing to disclose to Capt Wak ter Ingalls the combination of a safe containing records of the adjutant general s office in a fight for the office.
Nov 1 tentative plans announce forty five round prize fights across the border town of Naco Bisbee after a conference with police chief Corde va Florencio and promoter Ricardo Moreno. Gov Huerta Cahunea district rules place Florencio in key control. authorities may stage long bouts with telegraphed authority to keep fights clean. Promotions note past fighters like Loughery and Darcey as possible co sponsors. first event could seat about 244i patrons with a plan to launch later matches if financially successful.
Nogales Sonora reports authorities executed a thief amid a six month wave of robberies and pickpocketing. Officials say the act was to curb banditry terrorizing residents, with cooperation between American and Mexican police.
Phoenix reporters state that the city police department and sheriff’s office will work with the internal revenue department to enforce the wartime prohibition act. District official Alfred Fusuklia says cooperation is planned with treaty and county judges, with limited outside help possible but no new clerks. The collector expects harmony with state law and federal aims, predicting few violations in the upcoming period.
Sixty towns in Arizona are represented at the University of Arizona as of November 4. Students include high school and normal school preparatory entrants, with 34 students from unspecified districts and 615 from Arizona. The text notes rapid growth of Arizona high schools and university efforts to meet increased demand.
Nov 4 activity reports show Arizona Wholesale Grocers association gathering at Phoenix Chamber of Commerce. Wholesalers from across the state attended a brief organizational session with officials present.
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