Arcadia Journal Publication Details
The Arcadia Journal notes its post office listing in Arcadia California as second class matter, and that it is published weekly each Saturday.
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Arcadia
California
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Newspaper
Arcadia Journal
Location
Arcadia, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1918
Page
2
Abusing Probation Laws Spark Calls for Reform in California
Letter from Ss complains probation laws let youths escape punishment, leading to more crime. Cites Deputy Sheriff Van Vliet's death and Charles Jones’s record of theft and robbery after suspended sentence. Urges deterrence and clear penalties to reduce crime and humanely guide youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
van Vliet
Charles Jones
Arcadia
Jones
Pison Sf
House of Correction
The Bandits Pay The Penalty In Arcadia Killings
An editorial view on the deaths of Charles Jones and Margie Celano in Arcadia last week. It frames their demise as payback for a life of crime plus narcotics and liquor, noting their past crimes and the inevitability of the wages of sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jones
Marine Celano
Arcadia
Kansas City
Potter’s Field
Jones
Margie Celano
Azusa
Margie Delano
Monrovia Calls for a Bigger Municipal Christmas Tree
Monrovia plans a larger civic Christmas tree celebration with more than a hundred men in military service. The town notes an armistice and no serious injuries among locals, urging a festive event to remember and begin preparations soon.
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Monrovia
War Savings Pledge Drive Urges Quiet Support
Citizens are reminded to fulfill their War Savings and Thrift Stamps pledges with a nudge to pay up and support the patriotic savings effort. The call emphasizes timely compliance and collective contribution to national defense goals.
Theaters to Reopen as War Ends in Southern California
L A Examiner urges public to flood reopened theaters after influenza closures. It promises a bright season of opera vaudeville drama and Hearst film offerings and predicts strong attendance as war end restores demand for entertainment and patriotic fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Chateau-Thierry
Hearst
L. A. Examiner
Liberty Loan Payments Urged by McAdoo to Complete Bonds
Secretary McAdoo appeals to employers and subscribers in the Twelfth Federal Reserve District to finish Liberty Bond installments. He notes that partial payments risk selling bonds on the open market unless subscriptions are completed or taken over by a new employer or local bank. Cautions about cancellations or sales in cases of sickness or unavoidable hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. McAdoo
Twelfth
Federal Reserve District
Liberty Loan
W. S
Ex-Kaiser Hohenzollern Sought by Major Powers
The ex-kaiser is pursued by England France Belgium and several German clans. Holland alone opposes him while America could exhibit him for a dollar and raise fifty million for Belgium in six months if safe. Every police call prompts chatter about the bandit gang.
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England
France
Belgium
Germany
Holland
William Hohenzollern
America
Kissing as insanity trigger praised by New Jersey doctor
A New Jersey hospital director claims kissing causes insanity and can be cured by a 11 year treatment he has used with striking success. The piece notes the approach risks undermining his broader medical gains and cites cases of obsession with kisses, suggesting the theory may be controversial or overstated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Pittsburg
The Influenza Ban Should Stay In Effect
A historical editorial urges keeping the influenza quarantine in place until there is no danger. It cites higher death tolls than wartime losses and notes bans in Pasadena Los Angeles Azusa with quarantines and patrols, arguing communities must endure hardship to prevent spread.
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France
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Azusa
Girls Pick Lemons and Turkeys Stir Local News
A quirky front page jumble from Monrovia Azusa Sierra Madre and Covina mocks claims of Arcadia bandit mail theft. It also riffs on McAdoo resigning rail service for a dollar meals and small town gossip about Thanksgiving turkey prices and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrovia
Azusa
Sierra Madre
Covina
Arcadia
Arcadia City Notes Showcase of Growth and Climate
Arcadia presents a future focused profile with 1500 population, free public library, two grammar schools and a weekly newspaper. It lists a new $10,000 city hall, Gas electricity and telephone services, two railroads, electric street lighting, Pacific Electric interurban line, and strong irrigation. The article emphasizes proximity to Los Angeles, rich citrus and fruit production, fertile disintegrated granite soil, favorable drainage, and a mild climate with cooler summer days and cool nights.
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Arcadia
Santa Anita Canyon
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Arcadia Journal
A. L. Wooldridge
the Bandits
Municipal
Liberty Loan Payments
McAdoo
Fatty Arbuckle
Free Public Library
Gas, Electricity and Telephone Systems
Mount Wilson
Baldwin
Pacific Electric Railway System
Theater
Sierra Madre Mountains
Altho
Southern
All
Tropics
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