Masons Entertain With Banquet And Program
Temescal lodge No 314 and visiting Masons enjoyed a ham banquet and talks. Walter S Clayson urged regular attendance for Masonry duty and commented on the county government bill. E B Criddle and Dr M Scoville shared thoughts on Masonry, city government duties, and a Corona public school week program May 14 at Corona High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temescal
H. D. French
Riverside
Joe W. Cornwell
F. P. Wilson
Walter S. Clayson
E. B. Criddle
Evergreen Lodge
M. Scoville
Criddle
Corona
Chicken thieves nabbed in Anaheim
Chief of Police Bradshaw says he uncovered the chicken theft mystery in the district. Angel Vasquez and Jose Lopez, jailed in San Bernardino County, confessed to stealing chickens from the Major ranch on Auburndale road and may face more cases as warrants await after their six month sentence.
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Bradshaw
Angel Vasquez
Jose, Lopez
San Bernardino County
Auburndale Road
Here
Anaheim
China
Corona Civic Calendar Highlights Week Events
Tonight U T L and the Men's Bible Class meet a Col ton trio at the auditorium at 7 30. Social at M E Church Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Kinney. Various sports plays and theatre showings plus church services and community gatherings listed for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.T.L
Corona High
Colton Trio
M. E. Church
Rotary Club
Kinney
Corona Country Club
California Theatre
Hotel Kinney
Corona Debaters Meet Colton In Dual Matches Tonight
Corona high school will field two debate teams against Colton tonight at 7 30. The affirmative here will argue that the 1924 immigration law should admit Japanese on the same basis as Europeans. The negative travels to Colton to meet a combination team.
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Corona High School
Colton
Corona
Prudence Oleson
Dora Davis
Ruth Benedict
Circle City
Robert Key
Albert Newcomb
Floyd Mick
Hinkley Reminds On City Tax Deadline
City Clerk A M Hinckley reminds that the second half of city taxes are due Monday April 27 and will be placed on the delinquent list after that date. The clerk’s office expects a rush of business in the next few days.
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A. M. Hinckley
Willis R Skinner Joins Benedicts After Riverside Wedding
Willis R Skinner prominent automobile salesman left Corona Bachelor Club ranks at 3 PM to wed Miss Marjorie H Smith of Riverside. The ceremony took place at Skinner parents home, officiated by Rev Walter Reed. The couple departed for a brief honeymoon and plan to reside on Magnolia Avenue Riverside.
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Willis R. Skinner
Corona Bachelor Club
Marjorie H. Smith
Riverside
William Willis. Skinner
Magnolia Avenue
Walter Reed
Corona Baptist Church
Jas. W. Smith
Williams Buys the Sugar Bowl
H. G. Phillips sells the Sugar Bowl confectionery business to J. G. Williams who assumes control. Phillips will keep the Corona Music store at the location and devote full time to musical matters.
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H. G. Phillips
Sugar Bowl
J. G. Williams
Phillips
Corona Music
Wolfe Feed Store Purchased by Easterner Hayes
W. R. Hayes, formerly of Minneapolis and late of Anaheim, has bought the Wolfe feed and fuel business at Third and Ramon a. Hayes, who ran a similar enterprise in the east, plans to move his wife and daughter from Anaheim to Corona. He expects to settle quickly thanks to Corona’s growth and joins local I.O. O. F. and Modern Woodmen lodges for quick connections.
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W. R. Hayes
Minneapolis
Kansas
Anaheim
Formrely
C. G. Wolfe
Third and
Ramona
Hayes
California
Mrs. Hayes
Corona
I.O.0. F
Northwestern Belwood Company Resumes Logging Mills
Blue Lake logging woods and mill, idle for past year, resumes operation as Northwestern Belwood Company restarts production.
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Blue ‘Lake
Northwestern Belwood Company
Lieut Thoret sets passenger flight record at Istres
Lieut Thoret, celebrated French flyer, remained aloft with a passenger in a motorless plane for three hours and three minutes yesterday. This beats the previous mark of two hours twenty five minutes set at Istres Aviation School on January 26.
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Istres
France
Lieut
Thoret
Legislature Adjourns After Long Biennial Session
Sacramento reports the forty six biennial session of the State Legislature will end at midnight. An earlier Sacramento paper sparked ire by placing joyful streamers on its front page with the headline Thank God the Legislature Has Adjourned. The celebratory mood returns as adjournment nears.
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Sacramento
Drought Ashes South as Crops Fail and Water Scarcity Grows
New Orleans reports a prolonged six week dry spell across Southern Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Eastern Texas. Crops burn up in fields and residents beg for water while unscrupulous sellers profiteer.
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New Orleans
South
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
Justice Hitz Dismisses Pacific Mail Suit Over Ship Sale
Justice Hitz of the District Supreme Court signed an order dismissing the injunction suit by Pacific Mail Steamship Co against the United States Shipping Board. The ruling revokes the restraining order issued March 3 pending a hearing on the petition to block the sale of the five President ships to R. Stanley Dollar and the Dollar Steamship Co.
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Washington
Justice Hitz
District Supreme Court
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
United States Shipping Board
R. Stanley Dollar
Dollar Steamship Company
Wyoming Governor Address Sparks Women’s World Fair Luncheon
In Chicago on April 24 a thousand women rose in acclaim as Mrs Nellie Taylor Ross, governor of Wyoming, spoke briefly at a luncheon marking Distinguished Women’s Day at the Women’s World Fair.
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Chicago
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
Secretary Davis urges alien registration law in Congress
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis speaks to the Daughters of the American Revolution urging support for a plan to register the nation's alien-born population. The stance reflects a broader push for tighter controls on European radicalism and immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James J. Davis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Big five meat packers win consent decree nullified in DC court
Justice Bailey in the District of Columbia Supreme Court ordered virtual nullification of the consent decree barring the Armour and Swift groups and the California Cooperative Canneries from unrelated lines of business. The ruling favors packers and harms the government and grocery associations seeking to block reentry into the grocery trade. In Great Falls Montana Wheeler trial nears end as defense rests after agreeing to drop witnesses.
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Washington
Justice Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Armour and Swift
California
Thorpe Plans Talk Against Teaching Evolution
Geo L Thorpe will speak Sunday evening at the La Sierra community hall on his view of evolution, defining various forms and arguing against the teaching of evolutionary theory in schools.
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Geo. L. Thorpe
la Sierra Community Hall
Thorpe
Poultry Association Meeting Draws County Experts
Corona Valley Poultry Association held an informative meeting at the Woman's Club house with Alfred Grindley as speaker. He discussed England and Canada fowls, poultry houses, and distributed his feeding formula. Mrs. Clifford Rich entertained with contralto numbers. Prominent local authorities attended including Mrs. Sints Riverside George Sanan Norco and Hugh Harrison Hemet.
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Corona Valley Poultry Association
Alfred Grindley
la Sierra Heights
Canada
Grindlay
England
Clifford Rich
Temescar
W. D. Lyman
Sints
Riverside
George Sanan
Norco
Hugh Harrison
Hemet
Poultry Association
Riverside Lions Visit Circle City Den
Corona Lions hosted Riverside visitors led by Dr. Wells at the Circle City club dinner. The event focused on the San Diego district convention in May with near full Corona attendance expected. President Bill Locke formed a Major Activities committee to plan Lion enterprise and Carl Ernst will chair next Thursday’s meeting inviting a city boy as a guest.
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Corona Lions
Riverside
Dr. Wells
Circle City Club
Hotel Kinney
San Diego
Lion Clubs
Corona Club
Silversiders
la Jolla
Corona
Bill Locke
Lions Maes
Union Automobile Insurance to Erect 6-Story Office Block
Los Angeles reports Union Automobile Insurance Co plans a six story office building. The project will occupy a central site and expand downtown commercial space.
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Los Angeles
Union Automobile Insurance Co
Byron Highway to Span Bouldin Island to Oakland
Byron officials announce a new highway will cross Bouldin Island shortening travel to Oakland by sixteen miles. The planned route aims to improve regional access and reduce driving distance for residents and travelers.
Temescal Water Company Expands Irrigation Supply
Temescal Water Company advances plans to boost irrigation water in the district. Deed filed with county recorder shows a $50,000 conveyance of flowage rights from Santa Ana river headgates to Arlington Heights, with three sections granting 617, 83, and 500 inches of flow. The firm also aims to bring water from the San Bernardino basin and to acquire 160 inches from the Palm Avenue well long held by Riverside Orange Company.
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Temescal Water Company
County Recorder
Santa Ana River
Arlington Heights
Temescal
Riverside Orange Company
Southern Pacific Railroad
Loma Linda
Lema Leida
Tercuercuite
Temescal Company
Arroyo
Arineton
San Bernardino
Corona
Palm Avenue
Gare Canal
San Diego ElectriCo Posts 1924 Net Profit Figures
Consolidated the Electric Company of San Diego reports 1924 net profit of 31 925 847 with 10 06 customers served and a large year end gain reflecting operations and expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
the & Electiie Co
Reconstruction contract awarded at Hotel Del Monte
Del Monte authorities awarded a $1,500,000 contract for reconstruction work at the Hotel Del Monte. The project covers extensive renovations and modernization of facilities, with completion expected within the fiscal year.
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del Monte
Hotel del Monte
Minstrel Show Delivers Despite Travel Troubles
A crowd filled the high school auditorium for a concert by the Al Barak Temple No. 75 Po. QO. K. band, staged under the Knights of Pythias. The traveling group from Los Angeles faced delays and automobile trouble but still offered a full program of concert and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wale
Los Angeles
al Barak Temple No. 75
Po. QO. K
Knigins of Pythias
Norco Pique department meeting announced
Norco Pique department will meet at 10:60 oclock Thursday morning with Miss Mary Ott. Three meat dishes demonstrated by Mrs. Margaret Plumpton, County Demonstrator. The meal will be served at noon, with additional dishes provided by the committee. Ladies interested are invited to attend.
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Norco Pique Department
Mary Ott
Margaret Plumpton
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Corona Brotherhood
Hinkley
Williams
WOLFE
Easterner
World News
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Tex
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Rio Grande
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Great Falls
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Corona Valley Association
Riverside Lions
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