Douglas daily dispatch

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—Thirty-one years ago Private

Henry P. Fletcher, of Oreen Castle.

Pa., charged up San Juan hill with

the Rough Riders. Today Ambass

ador Henry P. Fletcher led Presi

dent Hoover's commission to Haiti

up San Juan hill after completing

two weeks' work in Port-Au-Prince.

Private Fletcher had not seen the

battlefield slnce he left it with

Theodore Roosevelt after the vic

tory in the Spanish-American war.

This morning the president's

Haitian commission came Into

Guantanamo harbor to coal. Ad

miral Louis M Nuiton, commander

in chief of the battle fleet who

called on the commission this morn

ing. assigned the destroyer Decatur

to the commissioners who left with

their party for Santiago The party

motored to the battlefield of San

Juan hill and returned to the

[Rochester this afternoon.

DOUGLAS, ARIZONA, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 18, 1930.

Second Set Of

Triplets, Boys,

To N. Y. Parents

WHITEEBURG. N. Y.. March

17 ,*>>—Yesterday, tired from a

busy Sunday delivery. Mr Stork

lowered the fifteenth bundle of

bale. hu'ky humanity down the

chimney at the home of Chris

Back here, also the fourteenth

and the thirteenth.

Triplets, all beys.

Cause for excitement in any

family, but not at the Chris

Bark heme for the same thing

happened last April. Triplets

then. too. and well and hearty.

Mrs. Back, 37, claims the

record, with six children in 11

months.

Senate Rejects

Tariff oil Hides

After Long Row

Eighteen Republicans Join

24 Democrats to Op

pose Import Levies.

WASHINGTON. March 7 if)

Advocates or tariff protection for

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Douglas daily dispatch. (1930). Douglas, Ariz., 1930-03-18. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020064/1930-03-18/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Douglas daily dispatch, 1930-03-18.