Barstow Defeat Sparks Late Tie And Fire News
The article details a baseball game between Barstow and Victorville ending 12 all after a late tie in the ninth. It also covers local incidents including J H Andresen’s death, rabies cases in Pasadena, population estimates for Fresno, a pedestrian fatality in Long Beach, a Ku Klux Klan donation at a Glendale revival, a jail escape in Santa Barbara, and a Mojave fire damaging stores and power lines with Lancaster and Mojave volunteers aiding. A $5 reward is offered for a lost black dog.
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J. H. Andresen
Salinas
Arcadia Grammar School
Pasadina
Census Bureau
Washington
Fresno
Margaret Jane Allen
Long Beach
Pacific Electric
Newport-Los Angeles
Lincoln-avenue Methodist Church
Pasadena
Glendale
Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Jerry Jeter
Freda Seleo
Santa Barbara
J. Ogden Armour
Packer
Chicago
California
Mojave Girls Defeat Monolith in Track Meet Victory
At Mojave track meet Tehachipi girls fall to Monolith then Mojave girls beat Monolith in a rematch. Track meet deemed a success with plans for next event. Eva Webb hosted a party Thursday evening with attendees reporting a pleasant time. Mrs. Bonin hosted a birthday party for her younger daughter. Miss Baucom Haitz Shippee and James Scott accompanied Mrs. Scott to Long Beach after the meet. Mr and Mrs Bonin will visit relatives in Los Angeles for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehachipi
Mojave
Monolith
Lancaster
Eva Webb
Mojave Fire Destroys Downtown Block Overnight
A blaze of unknown origin wiped out Mojave's business block last night. The fire consumed concrete and wooden structures including the post office and Santa Fe hotel on the second story. Early reports reached Barstow via a Western Union telegram to Clyde Richardson. Multiple roomers were affected in the ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mojave
Barstow
Western Union
Clyde Richardson
the Telegraph Company
Santa Fe
Anna Edmondson to be released if no charges filed
Anna Edmondson, 19, widow of bandit Harry E. Edmondson slain at Pasadena, may be released from custody and sent to Lincoln Nebraska if no charges are brought.
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Anna Edmondson
Harry E. Edmondson
Pasadena
Lincoln
Neb
Jasper T. Baker
Hanford
Long Beach
Inn City
Stanford
C. G. Foley
Arthur W. Belcher
Bank of Italy
San Francisco
Spear
North Street
Taft
Los Angeles
William E. Gamage
Pacific Baking Company
Lena Bodeheimer
Stockton
Frank Sanders
Sanders
Automobile Club of
Southern California
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Plete
Peterson
Stanfield
Bauer
Tincon
Dillingham
Gouldu
Arend
George Brown
A. P. Ring
Hardy
Miller
Geo. Henderson
Hill
Ruchels
Thompson
O’hhoa
Dr. Benson
Wiliams
Pete
Pete Ring
Lubin Henderson
A. P
Umps
Victorville
Leak
Mudgett
Kelly
Copp
Lobaugh
Fowler
Weld
Chas. Brass
Cowan
Tred Clemett
Billy Ryan
Morris General Merchandise Company
C. L. Dunnell General Merchandise
Bakersfield
Volunteer Fire Department
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
The
Postal
Townsend
Colorado Springs
Express Office
Dan
Aer
American Tobacco Ca
Tvttyivunnan
Los Angeles Hotel
JEE
6Th
Figueroa St
CLARK
Oxnard
Charles Davis
Lawrence Campbell
Leslie Nichols
Imperial County
Campbell
San Quentin
Gondholders
Ingot
Redding
R. D. Farmer
Mount Breckenridge
Superior Court
Santa Ana
William
Etta Duncan
H. R. Painter
Duncans
Tustin
Minnesota
Painter
Duncan
San Francisco Associated Charities
Stradivara Phonograph Shop
Lloyd Tiernan
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