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Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1923

Page

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Barstow Officers Accused of Private Gunfire on Felony Charge

A warrant charges special Santa Fe officers L E Cambron and J Ed Harris with assault with a deadly weapon after a group including British sailor Michael J Prendergast says bullets were fired from 200 yards while they traveled a highway east of Barstow. The men, all veterans, were jailed briefly then released with a vagrancy complaint later dismissed.

Michael J. Prendergast Lubin J. Henderson L. E. Cambron J. Ed. Harris Santa Fe Superior Court Mr. Prendergast Royal Dublin Fusiliers Barstow Santa E Arvid Maki Sawtell Joseph Campbell Sydney N. S Canada Earl Hasland Costello, Pa P. Carey Los Angeles Prendergast British Council Justice of the Peace Boyd

Desert boost clashes with Mojave farming claim

The San Bernardino Sun May 1 front page extols Mojave growth in mining and agriculture. Judge B F Warmer in Langford cattle case notes skepticism about desert farming despite water, continuing injunction case to June 19.

San Bernardino California Desert Sun Mojave Desert Langford B. F. Warmer San Bernardino Superior Court

Graduation Exercises Next Thursday

The grammar school graduation exercises will be held Thursday evening May 24. Miss Ida M. Collins, county superintendent of schools, will address the graduates. Diplomas will be granted to Phillis Arends, Lillian Burnside, Eva Danielson, Kathryn Drumm, Milo Erwin, Earl Johnson, Jennie Kirkham, Frank McDonald, Jack Melton, John Peterson, Edith Riche, John Strohm, Jack Topping, Walter Upton, Francis Walton, Jack Wetenhall after exams.

Ida M. Collins Phillis Arends Lillian Burnside Eva Danielson Kathryn Drumm Milo Erwin Earl Johnson Jennie Kirkham Frank McDonald Jack Melton John Peterson Edith Riche John Strohm Jack Topping Walter Upton Francis Walton Jack Wetenhall

Mrs Webber Hosts "Ladies Afternoon" Event

Miss Annie B. Smith visited in Hinkley last weekend as guest of Mrs. Malink. The three year old daughter of Mrs. I. T. Russell has been ill. Mr. Graham is in attendance. W. Best spent part of the week in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jensen visited from Yucca Arizona en route to Los Angeles. Next Ladies Afternoon will be hosted by Mrs. Webber on Saturday May 26. Temperature noted around 100 in the sheds with extreme readings cited.

Calumet W. C. Rigg Chicago Hinkley Valley Rigg U. S Canada Mexico K. C. Calumet Big North Western Flight Big Bear Baldwin Riggs Jack Mojave California Los Angeles Dude Club Annie B. Smith Hinkley Malink I. T. Russell Ir. Graham Rk. W. Best Thos. Jensen Yucca Ariz Webber

Barstow and Its People Highlight Local Notices

Items from Barstow recount visits by J A Kirkland and families, migrations to the coast, return from Riverside and Los Angeles, Lake Arrowhead excursions, and local business movements. Oil company reps from A F Gilmore plan road work, while San Bernardino Chamber of Commerce weighs a $13,000 publicity push and a Barstow road convention report. A big homestead rush along Lancaster to Barstow, with wells drilling, hints at rapid frontier settlement.

San Bernardino

Redlands Youths Visit Rand District May 19 20

Redlands plans a May 19 and 20 trek to Randsburg under Lloyd F. E. Hansen The Desert Missionary. University of Redlands speakers singers and musicians collaborate with Nazarene Methodist Presbyterian and Baptist youth groups. Hansen travels to Randsburg to post bills arrange entertainment and invite residents of Johannesburg Atolia Osdick Ingokern Mojave and Trona.

Redlands Randsburg Lloyd FE. Hansen University of Johannesburg Atolia Osdick Ingokern Mojave Trona

California Reaches Million Vehicle Plates With 1 000 000 Tag

California issued license plate number 1 000 000 to Don Doig of the Auto Club touring bureau making it the first state to reach a million plates. New York lags behind with no 1922 or 1923 million plate. Next year California plans to replace figures with symbols. Governor Richardson holds plate number one.

Don Doig Auto Club of California America Automobile Club Touring Bureau New York Automobile Club State Motor Vehicle Department Southern California Organization Richardson

Highway Rights Decided In Automobile Case Ruling

District Court of Appeal sets a right of way rule in street intersections reversing San Francisco Superior Court. Perry Vickers on trial for injuries from a collision with an automobile driven by T. C. Robinson of Standard Auto Sales Company. The decision targets cases involving automobile rights of way statewide.

District Court of Appeal Superior Court of San Francisco Perry Vickerson T. C. Robinson Standard Auto Sales Company

Barstow Pool Opens For Season Under New Management

The Barstow Swimming Pool held its formal opening last Saturday under new management. It opened to Sunday school children on a picnic and to the general public free of charge. A new floor has been installed in the plunge and warm weather has already drawn people for daily swims.

Barstow

Mrs Wixom Celebrates 70th Birthday in San Bernardino

Mrs. Wixom marked her 70th birthday on May 11 with a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Steve Vihel. Born May 11, 1853 in Independence Rock Wyoming, she arrived in San Bernardino in 1866 and lived there until recent years. Guests included her daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Forrest and friends from Los Angeles and Bakersfield.

Steve Vihel Rebecca Wixom Wixom Independent Rock Wyoming Salt Lake City San Bernardino Forest Los Angeles Bakersfield Elizabeth Forrest A. A. True Walter Mudgett A. H. Anderson Chas. Garyer Bertha Deschler

Regents Appointments Sanctioned at University of California

May 15. J O Hayes of Santa Clara county appointed a regent of the University of California to succeed the late Charles S Wheeler. J O Olmstead of Petaluma named to the state prison board to replace C L Neumiller of Stockton.

University Sacramento J. 0. Hayes Santa Clara County University of California Charles 8. Wheeler J. O Olmstead of Petaluma State Prison Board C. L. Neumiller Stockten

Barstow Hosts Massive California Good Roads Meeting

Barstow drew a large delegation for a National Old Trail conference. Officers elected for the California chapter include J. B. Gill as president, C. S. Crain as vice president, L. E. Tiernan as secretary, and John Anderson as treasurer, with five directors named. The group announced state takeover plans and highlighted the N O T route to Grand Canyon, detailing its extensive reach through 12 states and 398 cities with a combined population over 12 million. The event honored Governor Richardson and the Highway Commission for support and recalled Gill’s long booster work from wagon to auto era.

California Barstow Needles National Old Trail Association of Californian J. 2. Gill San Bernardino National Bank C. S. Crain Victorville L. E. Tiernan John Anderson San Bernardino Dr. Stauter Association Richardson Highway Commission Ralph FE. Swing Mississippi River U. S District of Columbia B. Gill Dunois Mr. Gill

Twister Devastates Texas City Claims Dozens Dead

A powerful tornado struck the southern end of Mitchell County Texas on May 15 killing twenty one people and injuring about two hundred. The storm left more than three hundred ninety homeless and caused property damage estimated between five hundred thousand and one million dollars. Separately reports indicate investors backing a Barstow smelter project plan construction within three to four months.

Colorado City Texas Mitchell County

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