Terese California News Highlights From Los Angeles to Oakland
A Los Angeles teen Terese Kertha Watson returns alleging kidnapping by half sister Violet Ake and realty operator C. C. Boxley. Mary Louise Leach, wife of Frank A. Leach Sr., dies in Oakland. An explosion at a Pacific Coast Railway quarry near Avila and Port San Luis kills three workers and injures another. L. N. Barnsdall sues in Los Angeles federal court to place Petroleum Production Company affairs under a receiver. Pasadena women clubs plan a cost of living reduction bureau. San Mateo Woman's Club hosts 300 guests at a winter reception. After six years of searching, Alice Hollingsworth learns her daughter is alive in St. Joseph, Missouri. Raymond Ennekine, 16, confesses to mailbox robberies and is bound over to the federal grand jury. Scott W. Alexander of Los Angeles, hotel work ads violate a labor condition law. Stockton's curfew whistle slated for silencing after a petition of 1000+ signatures. Emil Peterson sues United Railroads for injuries from a San Mateo car crash. Western Automobile Association chartered to operate independent of AAA. Susan Lincoln Mills wills most of Mills College to the school. San Francisco's Charles E. McGary and Eureka's Kate Gardner wed in Redwood City. Judge Bordwell blocks $1.8 million SP-Imperial Valley judgments until $1.2 million claims are paid.
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Mary Louise Leach
Frank A. Leach Sr
San Francisco
Oakland
Twenty-first Street
Pacific Coast Railway Company
Avila
Port San Luis
Petroleum Production
United States District Court
Los Angeles
L. N. Barnsdall
Pittsburg
Women's Clubs of
Pasadena
C. F. Allen
District Federation of Women’s Clubs
Masonic Hall
San Mateo
Western Automobile Association
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Western Association
American Automobile Association
Western
Susan Lincoln Mills
Mills College
Mojave River
San Bernardino
Blue Thorpe
Bolser
Miss Kibbey
John Miller
John Turner
Interstate Tel, Co
Victorville
Here
Oro Grande
C. G. Lewis
Sly
Florence
Turner Hotel
Frank
Bert Talmadge
Hugh Drake
Lottie Reichwine
Jay Fethers
New Annex
Fraternal Brotherhood
Dinsmore
Laurastine
Rogers
Reginald Frost
Rancho Verde
Myrtle Bateman
Elsie
Annie
Bob Lind
Leonard Taylor
Lem Benson
the Woods Opera Co
F. Hawgood
South Pasadena
Nellie Hargraves
Parker
Garcelon
Santa Fe
Fifield
Fairbanks
Rudge Proclaimed Not Klein After Mare Island Trial Scene
A dramatic Marine case on the U S cruiser California at Mare Island ends with Richard Rudge freed after Sunol residents fail to identify him as John Doe Klein, amid a tense exchange with Detective Markley and Alameda County officials. Witnesses arriving late affected the proceedings.
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Alameda County
United States
California
Mare _ Island
Richard Charles Rudge
William Winslow
Sunol
John Doe Klein
Winslow
W. H. L. Hynes
Frank Barnet
Rudge
Klein
J. B. Markley
Hynes
Markley
Alameda
Mare Island
Mary Andrews
A. C. Garcla
Joe Mendoza
Jee Graves
Stockton
Bremerton Navy Yard
Graves
Naval Station
Sunrise Valley Club Holds Inconclusive Meeting in Winter Weather
The Qucca Club met at Mrs. Fisk's home Tuesday January 5 but bad weather reduced attendance and postponed officer elections to February 4. The group enjoyed a luncheon and reported a successful New Year’s Eve dance at Vietorville hall. The next meeting is set for January 21 at Mrs. J. N. Hammond’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qucca Club
Vietorville Hall
Ek. L. Aument
Minnie de. Tutmmond
Sunrise Valley Improvement Association
BE. L. Aument
Union Leader Pushes Law for Printed Legal Briefs
Sacramento Typographical Union No 46 president P S Sanders appoints a committee with San Francisco labor agents to back a bill mandating that all legal briefs be printed rather than typewritten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. Sanders
Sacramento Typographical Union No. 46
San Francisco
Gibbons & Hanna opens in Lucerne Valley amid renovation
The new Gibbons & Hanna store operates while the building nears completion and customers praise the enterprise. Community news covers new officers for the Lucerne Valley Improvement Association elected January 5, a wind and sand storm on January 4, a fire at Box S Ranch Christmas Eve, and a defective flue fire at the Fratt home. KE Wells sought San Bernardino County approval for a Deadman’s Point road to join Apple Valley road. School reopened January 6 after the Nimas vacation.
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Gibbons & Hanna
Altho
C. P. Summers
Lloyd
Dr. Sweet
Los Angeles
Julian Gobar
Fullerton
Box S Ranch
Fratt
Lucerne Valley Improvement Association
Benjamin Packer
James Goulding
P. EF. Weigle
FE. H. Wells
R. M. Phipps
F. J. Gobar
Fred Benson
Ray Packer
KE. H. Wells
San Bernardino
Board of Supervisors
Deadman’s Point
Apple Valley
Fenner Items Too Late For Last Week
Christmas and New Year brought cheer to Fenner residents though Mr and Mrs Sid Dennis were ill. Adam Blitzer works on Baldy Thompson property while Boylan and Davenport develop Providence claims. Dr Boreham visits from Bonanza King January 2. Hopkins works on Siam claims. Beareclow develops his vanadium mine near Domingo ranch. Mabel group owners ship a carload of gold ore.
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Fenner
Sid Dennis
Adam Blitzer
Baldy Thompson
Boylan and
Davenport
Providence
Boreham
Jack Hopkins
Siam
Beareclow
Domingo Ranch
Mabel Group
CIMA NOTES From Mining and Cattle Country Update
Win. Fee, at Standard mine No. 2, reports all well as J. J. Ginn travels from Los Angeles toward the New Erie mine with supplies. Copper Queen mine says ore out and shipments soon. J C Hooper from Los Angeles scouting mining properties. A E Moore and C W Groner finished Jack Rabbit work. Pat Monaghan visited from Victorville to oversee mining property. Cold spell with three zero-degree nights.
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Win. Fee
Standard
J. J. Ginn
Los Angeles
Erie
Copper Queen
J.C. Hooper
A. E. Moore
C. W. Groner
Pat Monaghan
Victorville
Victorville Horticulture and Growth Spotlight Swift Local Developments
A 28 HP engine arrives for Miss Kibbey to install on her ranch west of town. J A Connell begins drilling a well on F Walsh's land. Water is struck near Lucerne Valley, with Chase Drilling active. Plans include 25 acres of alfalfa. The Annex Lunch Room opens with music. Electricity may arrive next month and natural gas is anticipated. Various residents engage in heating, farming, and commerce as the Mojave River country shows growth and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kibbey
J. A. Connell
F. Walsh
W. A. Porter
Lucerne Valley
Chase Drilling Co
Mr. Porter
Annex
Beer consumption drops in Chicago area in 1912 report
Chicago and surrounding territory used 224 045 fewer barrels of beer in 1912 than the previous year. S M Fitch, collector of internal revenue, attributes the decline to cool early summer weather. Spirituous liquor consumption rose, with district taxes on spirits totaling 451 500 versus 414 626 last year.
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Chicago
S. M. Fitch
Internal Revenue
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California News
Kertha Watson
Violet Ake
C. C. Boxley
Raymond Ennekine
Krull
Winter S Sveral
Ohio
Federal Grand Jury
Scott W. Alexander
Long Beach
Emil Peterson
Redwood City
United Railroads of
Peterson
Griffith Avenue
Charles E. McGary
Kate Gardner
Eureka
James Hannon
City Recorder
McGary
Southern Pacific Company
California Development Company
Imperial Valley
Bordwell
Superior Court
Sunrise Valley
Geo. A. Hineman
EE. L. Aument
Improvement Association
Cima
R. M. Dillingham
Telephone
Oro Grande No
Jate Desert
Oro Grande Hotel
Barstow
Salt Lake
Upper
Mojave Valley
Ray Milley
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