Water News Brief from Riverside Homestead and Desert Camp
Water Correspondent J. D. M. Harlow and his wife moved to Riverside to establish a future home. A party at M. A. Webber's ranch drew neighbors from the valley. J. M. Dorrence traveled to Los Angeles for final proof on his homestead entry with H. L. Mellon and Claude Smith as witnesses. B. Gray, camping at Page's camp ground, will stay at Harlow's house for now. Chas. Burden returns to Barstow High School, and H. Kilbourne resumes work after a vacation.
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J. M. Dorrence
Los Angeles
Claude Smith
B. Gray
Page
AD. M. Harlow
General O'Ryan Attacks Amb Harvey at Lafayette Event
At a New York Lafayette birthday and Marne anniversary celebration Maj. Gen. John F. O'Ryan censured Ambassador George Harvey for questioning American troops motives in the war. He said Harvey's charge that the U S entered to save its own skin was frivolous and impudent given the generous aims of the soldiers.
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Washington
Lafayette
Marne
New York
John F. O’ Ryan
George Harvey
America
Second Trick Agent Ogburn Leaves on Vacation
B B Ogburn, the second trick agent at our station, departed Saturday with his family for vacation. Relief Agent Scott is handling duties in Ogburn’s absence.
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B. B. Ogburn
Scott
Ogburn
Prohibition Chief Warns on Home Brew Illegality
Washington report states that Prohibition Commissioner Haynes warned tonight that making intoxicating home brew is illegal, signaling strict enforcement and potential penalties for violators. The statement underscores federal efforts during September to curb home alcohol production.
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Washington
Prohibition
Haynes
Justice Edward Wall Critical After Heart Dilation
Justice of the peace Edward Wall of San Bernardino is critically ill at home with acute dilation of the heart. The Sun reports grave doubts about his recovery.
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Edward Wall
San Bernardino
the Sun
Mr. Wall
Holstein heifer breaks world milk record at state fair
Yakima on September 19 reports Garden Brace leftfobes a junior two year old Holstein owned by Thomas Owens of Kirkland completed a ten months milking test at the state fair grounds. She produced 22 000 pounds of milk and 800 pounds of butterfat surpassing the prior world record by 5000 pounds.
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Yakima
Garden Braceletfobes
Thomas Owens
Kirkland
Dog saves woman from burning dress in Dunn incident
In Dunn North Carolina on September 18 Mrs Martha Wood tried to light a fire with gasoline mistaking it for kerosene. Her dress caught fire and she ran to the back porch where her shepherd dog Joe sprang to action tearing away the burning clothing.
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Dunn
N. C
Joe
Martha Wood
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