Death of Ef Oakley Found in Rand Mining Shaft
EF Oakley known as Shorty mayor of Stringer district is found dead in a 20 foot shaft at The Fighting Chance claim near Red Mountain. Body discovered May 29 after weeks of search. coroner Hixon issues burial permit. Oakley, 70, lived alone in Stringer, left property to C. G. Illingeworth per alleged will.
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Randsburg
FE. F. Oakley
Shorty
Stringer
Rand
Red Mountain
Billy Foster
Ed Wrents
Hixon
Twentyears
Oakly
C. G. Illingeworth
Rand-Atolia
Santa Ana
Orange County
Transatlantic flight doubts mark NC-4 voyage
London reports that Commander Read doubts practical transatlantic flying after NC-4 attempts from Rockaway to Plymouth with only one of five planes succeeding. The Paris and Washington items note Rhineland politics, German mandates debate, and Palmer bombing arrests. Meredith P. Snyder elected mayor of Los Angeles in Tuesday’s city elections.
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London
Rockaway
Plymouth
Read
Meredith P. Snyder
Los Angeles
Surprise farewell party for Dr. Claude E Green and wife
Mesdames King and Phillips hosted at Mrs. King.s home on Monday to bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Claude E Green who move to Oakland. Attendees included many Barstow residents. Progressive whist winners were Claude Green 21 and Mrs. L. J. Henderson 19. Mrs. F. Bauer earned the booby prize. Songs and readings followed before departure at 1 am.
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Mesdames King and
Phillips
King
Claude E. Green
Oakland
L. J. Henderson
Barstow
Green
Sealy
Crum
W. L. King
F. Greenwell
Gonzales
F. Bauer
Claude Green
J. Wheeler
F. J. Reseck
J. P. King
Mesdames Grady, Phillips
Addison, Kerr and Smith
Story and White
Grady
al Crum
Locate Relatives Sought for Late Private Oliver Winfield
Barstow Selective Board in Hoboken reports personal effects of the late Private Oliver Winfield have arrived and requests help locating his relatives. Lloyd E. Tiernan of Barstow Printer and Cons. H. Danvorra, Chief, Effect Bureau, urge interested parties to contact for disposal of the effects.
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Oliver Winfield
Barstow
Hoboken, N. J
Cons
H. Danvorra
Col. Inf. U. 8, A
Lloyd E. Tiernan
Local Notes On Relocations Marriages And Service Changes
Mrs. Shotwell and her young son left for the east to visit her former home and will accompany her mother to a western summer. Capps resigns from the Barstow ice plant and plans a Saturday departure with family for a Oregon Washington trip. May 8 1919 Clarence Heusted and Gladies Danson wed in Los Angeles, both Barstow residents. Greenleaf and Sharman drug store installs a telephone numbered 22. Al Freyslaben remains ill with a prior LA Hospital treated ailment. Telephone and telegraph rates nationwide under government control to rise due to material costs.
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Er. Capps
Barstow
Oregon
Washington
Los Angeles
Clarence Heusted
Gladies Danson
Barstow Weather and Social News Highlight Desert Life
Barstow enjoys mild weather with 92 degree highs, while other California cities reach 88 to 102. Local updates include Mr and Mrs CC Green traveling to Oakland, Irene Castle seen with another man, and plans for The Grain of Dust at Fletcher Theatre next week. Community notes cover a mine inspector visit, tax misrepresentation prosecutions, Wallace Miller visiting, a large BRC of A dance, Dr Price improving in a Los Angeles hospital, trips to Big Bear, a Barstow baseball win, and Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks engagements at the Victory Theatre.
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Los Angeles
Pasadena
Redland
Riverside
Santa Barbara
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Santa Ana
Irene Castle
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Victory Theatre
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Barstow High School Play Delights Local Audience
Barstow Union High School staged a well received Fletcher Theatre production drawing a full crowd and charging fifty cents. Cast members Prosper Couramont Byron Hil Alfred Henderson Bessie Hill Robert White Merton Harlow Mary Hillis and Ruth Loso earned applause for their strong character work despite a noted flaw in the make believe setup.
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Fletcher Theatre
Evelving
Effectuily
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Byron Hil
Monsieur Brisemouche
Tara
Alfred Henderson Neen
Bessie Hill
Ewan Robert White
Sk Sc
Vsedinc Kieetee Ech Bacees
Merton Harlow
Bop
Derdsauptaramn
Mary Hillis
Ruth Loso Baptiste
Soul Francois
Prosper
Louise
Frederica Dresse
Madame Dupont
Clara Mlle Suzanne de Russeville
Amazon
Pauline Carter
Barstow High Plans June Graduations at Fletcher Opera House
Barstow Union High School schedules graduation exercises at the Fletcher Opera House on June 12 15 and 16. Class night June 12 features seniors reading their last will and testament and class prophecy plus a class play. June 15 sermon by Dr W D Ward Occidental College professor. June 16 diplomas awarded and address by Dr James A Francis First Baptist Church Los Angeles. Public admission free. Students listed include Madge Henderson Merton Dexter Harlow Verda May Hawa Byron Arthur Hill Cleon Leslie Hill Mabel Eva Hill Mary Duane Hollis Bertha Adelaide Kennedy Agnes Price Mellie Lee Kiba Marguerie Valeria Wells Eva Elizabeth Wilhelm.
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Barstow Union High School
Fletcher Opera House
W. D. Ward
Occidental College
James A. Francis
First Baptist Church of
Los Angeles
Francis
Barstow
Madge Henderson Merton Dexter Harlow
Verda May Hawa Byron Arthur Hill
Cleon Leslie Hill
Mabel Eva Hill
Mary Duane Hollis Bertha Adelaid Kennedy
Agnes Price Mellie Lee Kiba Marguerie Valeria Wells, Eva Elizabeth Wilhelm
Mojave River Red Cross Sewers and Knitters Report
Mrs. Gouldin reports garments sent to Red Cross headquarters last week by Daggette Helendal Newberry Trona Hinkley Johannesburg Yermo Barstow and junior divisions. Items include skirts drawers stockings sweaters mufflers shawls and pajamas with counts per branch and overall totals.
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Mojave River
Red Cross Sewers and Knitters
Hinkley
Johannesburg
Cooke
Red Cross
Barstow Soldier Charley Brass Returns Home
Charley Brass, Barstow native and World War I veteran, returns from service with the 77th Division after fighting in the Argonne. He was wounded in November, recovered at Vichy base hospital, rejoined his unit, and now awaits his wife before visiting Mrs Brass' parents in Del Mar. He was discharged at the Presidio and heads to Marshfield Oregon to visit parents.
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Charley Brass
Barstow
Uncle Sam
del Mar
Muse
Vichy
Chaumont
le Mans
Brest
New York
Presidio
Marshfield
Oregon
Letter from a 19 Year Old Barstow Sailor in Paris
A 19 year old Billy Webster writes from Paris on a 72 hour leave describing France, Verdun battlefields, and local sights. He notes the funny money system, French attire, and meeting English performers, comparing them to American girls and expressing homesickness. He mentions sailing from the U S A on April 24 and the long journey across with penguin grammar and missing words.
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F. Bauer
Paris
France
Saint Nazarine
Verdun
Bille
U.S. A
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