Train Plunges Into Puente Creek Near Whittier
The Union Pacific The Los Angeles Limited passenger train derailed into Puente Creek five miles north of Whittier after a weakened bridge from heavy rains. Engineer Charles Ireland of Los Angeles was killed along with an unidentified man. Several others including F L Frazier Paul W Bee Claude Hartgheim W H Bolden James Barkdoll and Mrs A H Pendleton were injured with varying burns and contusions. The engineer planned to return to Los Angeles the next day.
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Union Pacific
Puente Creek
Whittier
Charles Ireland
F. L. Frazier
Paul W. Bee
Cook
Claude Hartgheim
W. H. Bolden
James Barkdoll
Glendale
W. H. Waters
Salt Lake City
Mrrs
A. H. Pendleton
Livestock Leaders Meet at Salt Lake City Convention
Members of the American Livestock Association from twelve states gathered in Salt Lake City for their annual convention. Elected president was Airs, O7 Brite of Marin Texas, who previously served as vice president. Delegates set the 1928 meeting for El Paso Texas. Governor Dern missed the event, opened by Mayor Neslen, with Hubbard Russell replying to the welcome.
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Utah
American Livestock Association
Irs
Marin
Texas
el Paso
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Neslen
Hubbard Russell
California Cattlemen’s Association
Sheepmen
Frank Hingenbhrth
Jardin
Jardine
Congress
National Livestock and Meat Board
River changes course devastates Barstow area garden
In Barstow the Mojave River altered its channel in the early hours causing flood control efforts. Natavidad Diaz watched as his garden and alfalfa plots, fruit trees and a grape arbor faced destruction while neighbors worked to move belongings to safety. Trains were delayed by washouts and a Blue Cut slide halted auto traffic. Santa Fe crews aided by Riverside and Pasadena divisions. The community faced 24 hours without southbound mail as radio provided outside news.
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Diaz
Barstow
Arthur Doran
Mother Diaz
Nativadada
Natividad
Santa Fe California Limited
Santa Fe
Cajon
Gouldin
Riverside
Pasadena
Desert
President Coolidge Speech Broadcast On February 22
On Washington's Birthday February 22 the Presidents speech to a joint Congress will be carried by radio stations across the United States. In Southern California KFI will air the address from 9 30 to 10 30 A M Pacific Coast time as the largest radio audience on record is expected.
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Washington
Coolidge
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United States
California
KFI
Cahill and Floyds Take Daggett Barstow Trip
Mr and Mrs Wayne Cahill travel with Mr and Mrs Floyd of Ludlow by car to Daggett and Barstow on Tuesday, returning that evening after dropping Eddie and Marie for a week at Milletts.
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Mrs. Floyd
Ludlow
Daggett and Barstow
Eddie and
Marie
Milletts
Special Chamber of Commerce Meeting Called in Barstow
A special meeting of Barstow’s Chamber of Commerce is set for Monday night at 7 30. Imperial Utilities Corporation representatives will discuss relocating wells and the impact on townsite filling for new Santa Fe trackage, with urgency noted for fruit transport season. The report also mentions protests over Mexican labor quotas affecting Southern farmers.
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Imperial Utilities Corporation
Barstow
Imperial Utility Corporation
Santa Fe
Personal Items Of Friends In The District
Mrs A Craig attended the Wisconsin picnic reunion at Sycamore Grove Park Los Angeles last Saturday where about five thousand people joined before rain dispersed the crowd. Dick Young owner of Dicks Barber Shop notes his parents own 160 acres near an oil well brought in Cimarron County Oklahoma. They rejected a forty acre and sixteenth royalty offer of forty thousand dollars. Mr and Mrs John Ferguson and daughter Mildred stayed at the R N Perry home in Yermo last week before heading to Kansas City Kansas. Mrs Perry and Mrs Leslie Williams were San Bernardino visitors recently driving the Williams Oakland.
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A. Craig
Sycamore Grove Park
Los Angeles
Dick Young
Cimarron County
Oklahoma
John Ferguson
Mildred
R. N. Perry
Yermo
Kansas City
Kansas
Car moved to Yerma Athletic Club for bathers dressing rooms
A passenger car was moved by Union Pacific beside the Yerma Athletic Club swimming plunge to be fitted up as dressing rooms for bathers.
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Yerma Athletic Club
Mrs Calwa’s Daughter Returns From Salt Lake School
Mrs Calwa’s daughter returns home after attending junior high school in Salt Lake.
Valley Boulevard traffic halted by washed-out bridges
All automobile traffic on Valley Boulevard stopped Wednesday as washed-out bridges blocked the route. The Mojave River nearly breached the Daggett bridge, sweeping southward and taking the south approach. Traffic between Yermo and Daggett was diverted to Barstow to cross the river.
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Daggett Bridge
Yermo
Daggett
Barstow
Doctor Names Baby Valentina Born at Perez Home
Dr. Benson visited Hector at 5 AM Monday to attend Lorenzo Perez's home. A young girl announced herself and neighbors Mr and Mrs Perez welcomed the newborn Valentina.
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Dr. Benson
Hector
Lorenzo Perez
True couple visit LA after desert baby birth
Mr and Mrs A A True travel to Los Angeles following the birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Walter Mudgett. Eve lyn True was formerly Miss Evelyn True before marriage. Walter is the son of Mr and Mrs E L Mudgett of Barstow. Desert friends will be pleased by the news of the new arrival on Valentine day.
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A. A. True
Los Angeles
Mirs
Walter Mudgett
Mexican Auto Accident Near Leak Ranch
Fansto accompanying Antonio Arias in his automobile met with an accident Monday night. The car ran off the road near the Leak ranch, overturned, Fansto trapped beneath it. He was pulled free and rushed to Barstow by Mr. Leak. Dr. Benson found a shoulder injury and a deep head cut. The courthouse is abandoned by county board. The old 1874 structure loses official identity as a new courthouse at Third Street and Arrowhead Avenue becomes the headquarters. Bids will be opened Feb 28 for wrecking the old hall of records and jail.
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Antonio Arias
Acciden
Yermo
Oro Grande
Leak
Barstow
Mrr
Benson
County Board
San Bernardino County
Board of Supervisors
Third Street
Arrowhead Avenue
Old County
Millett house bought by local post-mistress
Mrs Helierman, the post-mistress, has purchased the Millett house located north of the railroad tracks.
Mojave River Flood Destroys Bank and Alfalfa Field
Warm rains swelled the Mojave River causing rapid rise on Wednesday. By nightfall water had washed away bank sections near Daggett and Barstow bridges, threatening homes and farmland. The Rucker brothers' alfalfa field was flooded, and property near Natividad Diaz was undermined as crews fought to protect land and equipment.
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Daggett Bridge
Barstow Bridge
Harvey House
West Barstow
Natividad Diaz
Rucker Brothers
John Stannacle
Minerals and Non-Metallics Sent to Orange Show
Thirty six ore and non metallic specimens from the Mojave district were sent in by Henderson and Nicklin to the Orange Show exhibit. The collection, gathered within fifty miles of Barstow and including Newberry Daggett Ludlow Yermo and Hinkley, represents wide area mining from surrounding towns for thousands of visitors.
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Nicklin
Mojave Desert
Barstow
Calico
Kramar
Newberry
Daggett
Ludlow
Yermo
Hinkley
Spectacular auto race set for Culver City next month
Culver City prepares for a 250 mile championship on March 6 starring world champions Puss Halbriter announces the event with entries from Harry Hartz Peter DePaolo and Eddie Hearne. Eighteen cars will start at the mile and quarter a minute board bowl. Hearne drives a $15000 Duesenberg special owned by H S Hallner.
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Pacific Coast
P. H
Puss” Halbriter
Harry Hartz
Peter DePaolo
Eddie Hearne
Roaring Road
Automobile Club of
Southern California
Hearne
H. 5
Hallner
Los Angeles
Barney Oldfield
Wild Bobs* Burman
Chareb Bragg
Louis Chevrolet
Hemet Tops Barstow Twice For League Run
Hemet High School defeated Barstow twice in Hemet last weekend in Riverside County League play. Friday’s game ended 21 to 11 with Hemet outweighing Barstow by about 30 pounds per man. Saturday’s affair finished 29 to 23 after Hemet subbed in and Barstow tied early, with Jim Kerr scoring five field goals and Melton, Wetenhall, Shotwell contributing strong defense. Hemet now leads the league into Southern California playoffs, boasting 25 games with one loss.
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Hemet
Barstow
Jim Kerr
Melton
Wetenhall
Shotwell
Gliebe
Upton
Leak
Southern California
Redlands
Colton
Riverside
Riverside ¥. M. C. A
Sherman Indians
Boys Launch Boat Down Mojave River
Several boys launched an old boat from E. M. Haws ranch into the Mojave River on a Wednesday afternoon as waves rose. Marvin led the trek toward Leak ranch, while Kenneth rode for about a mile before reaching shore near a mountain east of town. Kenneth later returned home, and his parents learned he was safe by dark.
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E. M. Haws Ranch
Marvin
Leak Ranch
Kenneth
Floyd Marvin
Beacon Service Station Opens Under New Ownership
The Daggett service station opposite the Inspection Station has changed hands this week. C. C. Jarrett of Los Angeles bought it from Mr. Fix and renamed it the Beacon. A Beacon light from Los Angeles to Salt Lake will be installed near the station for aviators, with plans for a new garage nearby.
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C. C. Jarrett
Los Angeles
Fix
Los Angles
Salt Lake
Miner John Babich Dies in Shaft Fall at Vontrig Ger Mine
A coroner's jury ruled apoplexy caused the death of 40 year old miner John Babich who fell from a scaffold into 100 feet of water while bailing at the Vontrig ger mine near Goffs last week. Babich body was recovered two days later and is held by a Needles undertaking firm awaiting word from a son in Arizona. Deputy Coroner Emmett Waters led the inquest.
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John Babich
Goffs
Babich
Needles Undertaking
Arizona
Emmett Waters
Millett and Cross Return From Ten Day Nevada Trip
N. K. Millett and BE. H. Cross have returned after a ten day trip to Nevada, detailing travel highlights and experiences from the journey.
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BE. H. Cross
Nevada
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