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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-24

At Home
after August first
Iiattiesburg. Mississippi
The Gulfport. Miss Daily Herald
gives the following account Of the
wedding:
In the early hours Of Thursday
Miss Tina Heenan became the wife OF
Thomas Mason. The ceremony which
bound these two young lives was the
beautiful ring service CT the Presby-
terrain church said impressively by
the Rev H. A. Jones. Miss Genevieve
Heenan, sister Of the bride, and Sam
H. Shannon were the only attendants.
Mrs. j. B. Smith played the wedding
march and little Jimmie Smith, niece
of the bride, sang 20 Promise Me"
during the ceremony. 81
For this wedding, which. though a
quiet one, was an exceedingly lovely
one. the, home Of the brides sister,
Mrs. ]. B. Smith, had donned festive
attire. and the wealth Of white car
nations, bride roses; southern smilax
and ferns made 1t truly a bridal
bower worthy the entrance Of the
lovely bride. An informal wedding
breakfast was served after the cete-
n,ony. Mrs. W. r. Barber poured
coffee. Only the family and closest
friends were present.
The young couple departed on the
8 o'clock train for New Orleans ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. j. B,
Smith, Miss GeneHsve Heenan and
Sam Shannon. Mr.. Shannon will be
host at a dinner at the Grunewald
taday honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Mason,
after. which the young couple will
go on a visit to Texas.
The bridegroom is the representa-
tive in this state OF the Armour
Packing Company and is a young
man of many excellent qualities and
possessing a host Of warm friends.
The bride is lovely and gracious
young woman formerly Of West vir-
ginia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-24
Be Glad to Get One of These $3.50
to SIS Redferns at SI.z5

ALI the sizes of all the
styles Of all the Redfern
Corsets now in stock, me-
dunn and long models,
low bust and high bust
kinds are included in this
quick, drastic disposal.
A simple good business
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-24

way Of clearing the
shelves completely and at
the same time giving the
stores patrons an excel
lent illustration of a Par
sons-SoudeIs economic
purchase, often called
bargain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-24
S O.C.
wedding Announcer.

wedding Announced.
The following wedding announce
ment has been received here:
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Smith
announce the marriage Of their sister
Tina Kenneth Heenan
to
Mr.. Thomas Osborn Mason
Of
Fort Worth, Texas
THURSDAY June twentieth
nineteen hundred and tyelve
At Home
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
HE PUTS ROOSEVELT
 IN ANANIAS CLUB
Keaing Says Rough Rider Either IS Misinformed or Has Deliberately
 Stated an Untruth.
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1 (.HHociafcd Press DiSPdtchl
 INDIANAPOLIS. March 2S.-John r.. Healing. one of the Taft managers lin Indiana. today issued statement lin reply to Roosevelt's Chicago speech that the Healing machine unseated 200 Roosevelt delegates to the state convention.
 Roosevelt either is grossly min
 informed tor is deliberately stating an untruth.' said Kealing. We con tested but r. seats and the Roosevelt people contested 150. Among the lat fer were the 127 from the IndianaI- oliS district. who had been elected at
 a popular primary by a vote of I to I We simply prevented these legally elected delegates from being unseatcd. The Roosevelt people knew the Taft
 men had a majority in the convention and begged for compromise. They asked that Roosevelt be given two of the four delegates large. This Wa.' refused They were perfectly willing to accept two delegates from the cen vention which they now denounce as fraudulent
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
Committee Can't Find a Thing Wrong With Election of 0ena
 ator LOrimer
SENATOR JONES
 SWITCHES VOTE
No Jack Pot, No Bribery, No Fraud, Nothing Irregular, Declares
 Committee
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l -
 WASHINGTON. March 2S-Sena- tor Lorimer. of Illinois won vindi- cation today at the hands of the Spe- cial committee of eight senators. who have finished the second investigation of his election by the Illinois legis- lature in 1910 The committee. by a vote of five to Jhrec on all vital points. completely eXonerate,i him of any knowledge of legislative corrup- ton
 Edward Hines, the millionaire lum- herman referred to as the man who put Lorimer over. also got vindi- cation by the committee.
 The majority held that no new evi- ,Ience has been a,lduced to justify d reversal of the seuatc's previous ac- tion in Lorimer's favor; that there was no evidence of a jack pot" in connection with his election. anI flatly that no corrupt practices naG been shown bv the investigation.
 The case will be squarely before the senate probably next week. when protracted debate will begin. The majority report will be signed by DI- lngham. Gamble. Jones and John ston: the minority by Kenyon. Kern and Lea. Jones was against Lorimer in the first investigation. Today he reversed his position dnJ presented the three leading resolutions eXoner- ating Lorimer
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
CLAUDE ALLEN HAS
 GIVEN UP STRUGGLE
ate Fugitive to Surrender to Citizens Posse Yesterday.
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HILLSVLLE. March 2S.-Starvins sleepless and fatigued. Claude Swan son Allen came out of q laurel thicket in the Blue Ridge today. pointing two siX-shooters toward the sky and gave himself up to the posse which. for nearly two weeks. has hunted him. Complacent aud almost happy, he sat tonight sheltered from the driving storm i'm the little brick jail. The prisoner is a son of Floyd Al len. His capture gives renewed hope that the remaining three fugiuVes will be found.
 In the presence Of a detective Allen told of his part in the court house tragedy He admitted he had seen Sidna Allen shoot and that he himself aimed at Clerk Goads' head four. times.
 T don't know who started the shooting" he said. "When it was over I went outside and saw Uncle Sidna on the ground shooting at Goads who shot at him, too. Then we all went away"
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
Lion Hunter Still Insists the People Have No Snare iIi the Gov-
 ernment =
HAS BUSY DAY
 IN ST. LOUIS
Roosevelt Declares Recall of Judicial Decisions
 Is a M gic
 Panacea
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I.4SSocidtcd Press DiSPQfchI
 ST. LOUIS. March 2S-RooseveIt stated his case to the people of Mis- souri today He made five speeches ia this city. and another in East St. Louis The streets were drenched with rain but he found crowd awaiting him at the station and large audiences wherever he spoke. The colonel was kept busy from the time he stepped from the train before breakfast until near midnight. when he boarded d train for St. Paul. In addition to making six speeches. he attended breakfast. luncheon and din her issued two statements. sent a message to the Illinois senate GOV cred a large part of the city in an automobile. between times and found opportunity to so oyer the political situation with leaders of the ROose welt campaign in Missouri. The main speech was delivered tonight at the first regiment armOry. where he dis cussed the right of the people to rule" talking largely in the same vein as his speech in New York last week on the same topic. In an address at a luncheon given by the city club. Roosevelt discussed the recall of ju- dicial decisions. Six judges. four of them from the federal bench. were seated at the table with him.
 My proposition has been discussed by my opponents in a frame of mind which makes hYsteria seem calm In comparison" he said Somebody tol1 me I was right on that proposal. but that l should not have interjected it into the campaign. said l was not in the least interested in the cam paign except as means of getting justice. l would q million times rath- er lose the campaign and get justice than win without getting justice
 \ report which appeared in sev- eral quarters to the effect that Roose- welt might bolt the Chicago cOnven- ton in case he is not nominated prompted him tn issue two state mcnjS which characterized the report as a. fake" His telegram to the Illinois senate was OccaSiOnad by an invitation to stop at Springfield and tddress that body. He wired his re- Sret and said the presidential primary which the legislature mas been called to enact. was an important step to- ward securing [" the people the right tO rule themselves
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
SPECIAL GRAND JURY
 HAS MADE REPORT
Inquisitors Say Brandt Should Have Been Indicted for Grand Lar
 ceny Instead of Burglary.
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| I.4SS0cidfcd Press DiSbdtch
 NEW YORK. March 2S.-After eX- amiRing two score witnesses the grand jury Investigating the case of Folke F.. Brandt. today handed up d presentment to Judge Grain holding that neither Mortimer Schiff nor his personal counsel. Howard Cans, had been guilty of conspiracy in bringing about the sentence of thirty years for Brandt's alleged burglary of the Schiff house The same jury holds Brandt should not have been indict ed for burglary in the first degree but for grand larceny. The court, however refused to accept the pre- sentiment to this last. effect. Both Mir and Mrs. Schiff appeared IS wit nesses and Brandt himself had a hearing He is now out on bail. Judge Rosalsky. who sentenced him. having set aside the sentence. It is not thought he will he imprisoned again.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
STRIKE SITUATION
 SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
House of Lords Passes Minimum Wage Bill Which Soon Will
 Be Law.
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[.iSSOcidf6d Press DlSPdtch
 LONDON, March 2S-The coal cit nation shows very decided improve nlent tonight The minimum wage bill only awaits the royal assent. Acting on advice of Lord Landsdowne to accept the situation. painful and humliating though it is" all oppo- sition to the amendments were either ncgativej or withdrawn in the house of lords ;hiS afternoon and the bill passed the third reading without di- vision Reports from ev"ry district confirm the miners willingness to accept the wage bill and terminate the strike. Prompt despatch of troops to the scene. of outbreaks. coupled with the leaders advice to refrain from violence had d wholesome ef- feet. The riotous strikers we're in a small minority and the day passe with no serious disturbances except at Cadeby colliers. near Peterborough. Yorkshire, where the police drove a mob which. encouraged by hundreds of women. attacked d small body of men who were repairing the colliery roadway.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
HEARING SUSPENDS.
Warden Baker Gets Brief Respite
 From Investigation.

TISSOcidfcd Press Dispatch
 Carson. March 3N-The second days hearing of charges of extravaganza against Warden Baker of the state prison. made by Governor Oddie. be- fore the prison board. was interrupted by the discovery that the accounts. on which part of the charges were based have not been approved by the state board of examiners This fact attor ney for Baker contended. rendered the proceedings unofficial. and a recess was taken to consider the submission of reports to an extra meeting of the examiners for formal acceptance. Tn" hearing. it is agreed. might proceed after this action.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
WHY, SENATOR, HOW
 COULD YOU SAY |T2
Colorado Man Actually Has the At frontery to Declare that Colonel
 Roosevelt Was Mistaken.

1 .4Ssociatcd Press Dispatch
 DENVER, March 2S-"Roosevelt is simply misinformed regarding the sit uation in Colorado" said Senator Guggenheiim in discussing the Chica- go speech "The facts are emitting the Denver convention. the vote stood 52S Taft to 242 Roosevelt or ma jority two to one in favor of Taft. Thus when the colonel says he con trolled the state outside of Denver he must have made a statement on uncorrOborated ana inaccurate infor- nation. As for presidential primar- ies in Colorado. I believe Taft carried as many counties under the primary system as did Roosevelt"
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
CASE IS SERIOUS.
Half Million Men May Soon Go Ou;
 on Strike.
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f4Ss0ci0frd PrcsS DDfdich
 CLEVELAND March ~. - Li;t'-' prospect of settling the bituminous miners wage dispute and prevent g strike Monday was seen by operators and union officials today after the had conferred for hours and failed tD agree. Lack of any steps toward an immediate settlement and the fact that only three more days intervene before both the anthracite and bitm inous wage scale expire were said to make almost certain that wiGe- spread stoppage of coal production will begin next week for an uncertain period. A strike involving about half a million men may ensue.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
NO BAIL FOR HER.
Redoubtable Mrs. Pankhurst Will
 Spend Two Months in Jail.
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[ .4SsOcidfcd PreSS DiSPdtchI
 LONDON. March 2S.-Bail was to day refused Mrs Emeline Pankhurst. militant suffraSette leader. who with Mr. and Mrs Pethwick Lawrence. joint editors of Votes For Women. were held for trial in the old Bailey fer window smashing. Mrs. Maud Tux" was released She is in ill health and the case against her is not strong. Lawrence was released on $l5.ooo and his wife on $2O.0o0 bonds. Mrs. Plank hurst was committed to Holloway prison to complete a two months sen tence imposed March 2nd.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
NEW SCHEME COMES
 ACROSS THE SEAS
Plan to Create Co-OperatiVe Land Mortgage Banks Has Been lm-
 ported From Germany
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| I.ISS0cidtcd Press Dispatch
 WASHINGTON. March 2s.- The
 creation of co-oper-Sive land mort gage banks and co-operdtive rule of credit unions in this country. k con templated in the GronIa joint reso- hutton to appoint a commission to in vestigate the workings of these bodies in foreign countries. which senator McCumber reported to the senate to- day from the finance committee. He said the resolution Is in response to a
 warm sentiment expressed by many farm journals and that the system has been demonstrated in Germany to be uf great value.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1e1
SENATE COMMITTEE
 JOLTS MR. BARNES
wards Purifying Politics Must Be Chased as Failure
[1SSOcidtcd Press DiSbafchl

I@ISSOt tuLtu jtAS SIuiCU
 ALBANY March 2S-"The most conspicuous beneficiary of graft pub lie extrava gance. anu raiding of the municipal treasury we find. from the evidence. to he Mir William J. Barnes Jr, himself"
 The New York Seua,e ,ornfuttt,c, which is investigatin>. the affairs of Albany city and county thus referred tp the state republican chairman in a report brought in today Barnes testified before uS he has taken an active part in politics since early life for the purpose of obtaining honest elections in t,i.aus ami ci-Vaun- politics We regret Co say the e,i- dencc before us shows Barnes efforts in these respects were dismal f5il- ur- Elections are not honest in AL hauy. and politics have not been ele- yated
 The committee recommended. among other things. that the chief of police commissioner of public safety. and the mayor bc removed from office.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29

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Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
THE SOFT ANSWER.
Clark Says Story Told by WiIsontes
 IS Malicious Lie.

i IfSSOcidted Press DiSbatchl
 WASHINGTON. March 2S.-A wig orous denial was made here today by mana gers of the various presidential candidates for the democratic nom matiOn of the statement of Wilson supporters that there is COpbina tion of the other candidates to defeat the New Jersey governor. Speaker Clark said il was malicious lie.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
CATHOLIC CHURCH
 MAKES BIG STRIDE There Are More Than 15.0O0,000 of That Faith Now in the
 United States.
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T.INAOCIdItd IJtSY UISTuItHI
 NEW YORK. March 2>.-There are 1J.O15.509 catholics in the United States proper. according tn the 1912 edition of Kennedy'S official Catholic directory. The increase over last year k almost half million. and the ..,s. ,i,-, ..,.,- rs..ie than "o-.- s:iHi"" There are 17.49I catholic priests. l3. s3g churches anu 5.119 parochial schools with an attendance of more than million and d third. and 2Ss prphanageS caring for more than for ty-seven thnu~.,uI .-s;;=..:s;ii=- >'-a York leads in catholic population. then Pennsylvania Illinois and Mas SdchuSettE
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
THEY DON'T AGREE.
War and Agricultural Departments
 Have Dispute Over Canal Strip.
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lISSOciQted Press DtSPdfcHI
 WASHINGTON. March 2S.-A con fict of opinion has arisen between the war and agricultural departments oyer the use of the ten-mile strip comprising the Panama canal zone. The war department wants all to be used exclusively for military purposes. while Secretary Wilson believes the land should be farmed and put 10 scnip practical use which will bring ir an income. Settling of the land bv people from all over the world. military authorities declared. make t difficult to keep such control and management as they desire.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
GET A NEW CHANCE.
Unofficial Primaries May be Held in
 Some Gotham Districts.
fASSociatcd Press Dispatch

NEW YORK. March 2S.-Announce- ment was made today at meeting "i the county republican executive com mittee that recommendation will be made to the full committee which meets here tomorrow. that unofficial primaries he held in those districtf where ballots were not delivered in time for Tuesdays primary.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
DYNAMITE IS FOUND.
Arrest of l. w. w. Man Leads to an
 Important Discovery.
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I4SS0cidfcd Press DiSbdtchi
 SAN DIEGO. March 2S.-TWelve hundred pounds of dynamite. found in gun store in santa Ana were seized hy the sheriff of Orange coun- ty by the request of Chief of Police Wilson of this city. The investigation which resulted in the discovery. WIS brought about by finding a mention of the gun store in memorandum book found on one of the |. w W. prisoners here.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
WANTS A CHANGE.
Secretary Thinks Our Custom Laws
 Should be More Liberal.
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ISbccidl COTcSbOHdcHcel
 WASHINGTON. March 2S-Secre- tary MacNeagh today recommended tp congress that changes be made in the customs laws. in the interest of "c- turning tourists and foreign visitors The secretary urges that AmeriCa"s returning from abroad be allowed $lp" exemption as now provided and in ad- dition exemption for household goods. curious. souvenirs. presents. etc. H. does not mention any figures as l limit. but leaves that to congress.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
NEW PRIMARY LAW.
Looks ss Though Illinois Will Try
 Out New System.
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SPRINGFIELD. March 2S.-The IT. linois preference primary bill. which passed the senate at midnight was today referred hy the house to the committee on elections. It is believed the bill will he placed on final pas sage in the house by Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
CONGRESSMAN LOBECK
 SEEKS FOR KNOWLEDGE
He Would Like to Know What IS Doing With Regard to the
 Harvester Trust
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HSSOtidtCG Press DiSPdfcH
 WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Lobeck, of Nebraska. introduced d resolution into the house today calling on the attorney general for all correspond- ence and information SD far gathered regarding the International Harvester company. and for d report on the progress of proceedirss against the trust Lobeck declared the people of the west demanded to know what k being done to dissolve the Harvester trust. or if anything Is being done. The resolution was referred to the rules committee.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
NOT FOR STUBBs.
Kansas Man SIdesteps Chance for
 the Vice Presidency.
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1 fSSOcidfcd Press DiSbdtch
 LINCOLN. March Ex-Governor w. R. Stubbs of Kansas. today requested the secretary of state to remove his name from the list of republican can didates for the vice presidential pre- ference vote in the Nebraska pri- nlaries. This leaves the names of J O. Yieser of Omaha and Albert BeVeridge of Indiana
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
SECRETARY WANTS
 MORE BATTLEsH|PS
Maya. Chief Says Democrats of the House Have Made a Most
 Serious Mistake.
[ .ISS0ciaicd Press DiSbdich1

OSHKOSH. March 2N.-Secretary Never of the navy department. who Is here. said the action of the demo- crats u the house in making no ap- propriation for hattleships this veal. is an 'unwisc. uHstatesmanlike and short sighted policy"
 The action means. he said. de- crease in the Talue uf the fleet as .tu insurance against war. Even ii in another year we renew the pro- gram of building tw" hattIcships d year. by 1915 wc can rank but fifth with the powers, taking place behind Japan and France. year aso We were second
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
Masterly Retreat Was Con ducted by Subordinate Federal Commander
 Yesterday
FORCES MASS
 NEAR TORREON
With With Aubert Out of Way Orozco Thinks He Can Easily Win Decis-
 i've Victory
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JIMINEZ. March 2N.-G"n,ral Au- bert and his coiumu of iederals were compelled to wage desperate battle again toIa. in an attempt to escape from a greatly superior force of reh- els The fight occurred at At"toniic" anl the losses on both sides were heavy. The battle lasted for hours but shortly before six tonight it was reported Aubert had cXtricated him self for the time being at least and was leaving the rebels in possession of the field.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
People of Michigan Will Vote On
 Constitutional Amendment.
I GASSOciafcd Press DiSbatch1

LANSING, March 2S.-The Michi- gan house today passed the bill pro- viding for the submission at the gen eral election next fall of consti- tutional amendment granting wo- mems suffrage. The bill has already passed the senate. and it is sure of Governor OsbOrne's signature. as he recommended it.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
STOCK ACTS CRAZY.
Jumps From 150 to 700 in Twenty
 Four Hours.
-ISSocidfcd Press DiSbdtch l

[ IlINAUtIuItU IJtSS DtSYUIIUI
 NEW YORK. March 2S. Another outgrowth of the recent dissolution of the Standard Oil company of New Jersey into its thirty odd constituents was the rise today in the shares of Standard oil of Kentucky to the un- precedented price of thousand dol lars share. It closed yesterday at hundred and fifty bid. and opened this morning at seven hundred.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
BACON WILL LEAVE.
Ambassador IS Given Farewell Bsn-
 quet by Americans m Paris.
1 .ASSOcidfcd Press DiSbdfchl 1

PARIS. March 2S.-RObert Bacon; American ambassador to France. was rendered d farewell banquet by the American chamber uf cOmerce here tonight. He will soon leave to take up his new duties at Harvard Uni versity IS d member of the board.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
SPEECHES COME NEXT.
Testimony Has Been Closed in the
 Sugar Trust Case.
.ASSOciafed Press DiSbdfchl

NEW YORK. March 2S-The de- fense of tine sugar trust rested to- day after a gruelling cross eXamina- tion of J. F. Parsons by Attorney Wise Tomorrow the entire day probably will be consumed in sum- ming up by the opposing attorneys.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
UNDER THE KNIFE.
Senator Taylor, of Tennessee, Submits
 70 an Operation.
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[ASSOcidfed Press Dispatch
 WASHINGTON. March 2S.-Unted States Senator Taylor. of Tennessee underwent an operation for gall ston' ,, which was pronounced successful Hopes are entertained for his recovery
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
GIVES PENSIONS.
Western Union Makes Announcement
 That Will Please Employees.

IASSOcidted Press DiSPatch
 SAN FRANCISCO. March 2S.-The Western Urion announced today a pension plan will soon be elective guaranteeing to employees. retired aft er twenty or more years service. Gu income of not less than twenty-five dollars q month nor more than hundred a month.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29

LAREDO. March 2S.-NeWs dis patches from the United States. which were scrutinized by the Mexican cen sor. were refused transmission over the federal telegraph lines tonight News matter has been frequently cen >ored but absolute inhibition is Un- usual and leads to the belief con ditions are greatly disturbed. The associated Press wire to Mexico City is in working order but it's operation k prohibited tonight.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-29
THE WEATHER

ARIZONA-Fair Friday, warmer m the east. Saturday fair.