TIME EXTENSION FOR MEAT PACKERS IN ANTITRUST DECREE
Washington report notes the five major meat packers secured a 60 day extension to divest stockyards railroads and terminals and to withdraw non meat businesses. Justice Department refused further delay despite calls that the plan may cost up to 87000000 dollars and affect fruit growers under long contracts. Representatives will meet in Washington next week to discuss progress though details of the transfer plan and lines withdrawn remain unreported.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Department
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Ho Ds
Cotton Seed Quarantine Hearing Postponed
State Director of Agriculture G. N. Hecke has been called east to investigate a pear disposal interruption. The public hearing on cotton seed quarantine scheduled for August 20 is postponed until further notice. Growers from Imperial Valley and Palo Verde Valley planned to attend the Los Angeles session. a new date will be announced later.
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G. N. Hecke
Imperial Valley
Palo Verde Valley
Los Angeles
Veach Family Returns From San Diego Camping Trip
Mr and Mrs Elzie Veach and their children came home last evening after a week of camping in San Diego and nearby spots. The Veach party traveled with a complete camping outfit and mostly pitched their tent on the old exposition grounds.
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Elzie Veach
San Diego
Exposition Grounds
Mr. Veach
It's a long road that has no turn in ing
A compact quip notes that long roads always bend but modern routes show frequent bumps and delays, reflecting travel challenges and changing infrastructure.
Mabery predicts gasoline at 50 to 75 cents a gallon
Prof Mabery of Case School of Applied Science told the Engineers' Club in San Francisco that gasoline may drop to 50 to 75 cents per gallon nationwide within two years. He urged developments in engines that use crude petroleum or light storage batteries and noted refiners can convert heavy asphaltic oils from Texas and California into high grade lubricants.
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San Francisco
Mabery
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Engineers’ Club
United States
Texas
California
San Diego Considers Coast Line Motor Speedway Plan
San Diego automotive leaders push a project to build a one mile board track along the coast from San Diego to Tacoma with sites at the National City dyke or Camp Kearny. Local dealer Frank A. Bawden promotes the plan as Fresno funded it quickly. About $1960,000 to $125,004 estimated to raise.
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San Diego
Tacoma
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Fresno
Pacific Coast
John Price
Beverly
Frank A. Bawden
National City Dyke
Camp Kearny
Colton Chamber Hosts Summer Picnic at Municipal Park
About fifty San Bernardino Chamber of Commerce members and their wives attended a relaxed midsummer gathering at Colton Municipal Park. After a swim in the pool, a watermelon tea followed, promoting fellowship among participants and local business members.
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Colton
San Bernardino
Superstitious Robber Sentencing Set After Guilty Plea
George McCrae pleaded guilty to robbery rather than stand trial on Friday the Thirteenth and faced sentencing before today. The case details indicate a cautious approach to avoid trial, with McCrae admitting guilt in exchange for the impending decision.
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Ncisco
George McCrae
Southern California Fair at Riverside Expands for Big Fall Show
Riverside fairgrounds undergo major remodeling led by carpenters and workmen. Hog, cattle, and horse pens are upgraded with macadam floors and expanded capacity. Poultry and goat shows get new leadership and exhibit space. A large agricultural display tent will host exhibits from fifteen Riverside County communities and seven Southern California counties. The event runs October 18 to 19, with racing purses and varied attractions drawing regional interest.
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Riverside
Flerdsmens
Riversoe County
Souther Califoria
Milhiary
Cheauty
California
Chinaman Leaves Estate Worth Over Fifty Thousand
Sacramento report states Coy Wong a 63 year old Chinese cook died here last week leaving an estate valued at more than 50000. Wo Wong of St Louis is sole beneficiary and expected to arrive this week.
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Sacramento
Coy Wong
Wo Wong
St. Louis
Speeding Driver Sends Colorful Remittance in Verse
Justice of the Peace FB Brown fined George McGreary of Berkeley five dollars for speeding in San Jose. He mailed the fine with a verse joking that it makes him brown though blue to send greenback. Brown offered to remit the fine if McGreary visits him.
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San Jose
Justice of the Peace
Brown
George McGreary
Berkeley
McGreary
McCreary
Big reunion planned for HST Division at Camp Lewis
The HST Division, known as the Wild West Outnn, will hold a reunion at Camp Lewis on September 26 to recall World War I service. Over 20 000 veterans from Riverside County are expected, with special railroad passes offered along the Pacific coast. Attendees include Pershing Johnston Lingett and state governors. Willie Ritchie and aviation displays are also featured.
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Camp Lewis
Pacific Coast
John J. Pershing
William H. Johnston
Genera Hentzer Ti. Lingett
Willie Ritchie
Wisote
Casino Lewis
Stree Bexine
Camp Lewis End
France
Edwin Birdsall
Wareth Jamson
Ralph Cane
Corona
Despondent Corona Woman Ends Life Over Ill Health
LeRoy Robbins found his wife Dorothy LeGrassau dead last evening on Sheridan street. Coroner’s verdict: death by poisoning in a personal crisis. Mrs Helen Robbins, age 48, longtime Coron resident, survived by relatives in Pasadena and Los Angeles. Funeral from Todd Patterson chapel Pomona Friday at 3 PM. Interment Pomona Cemetery. Robbins was former Sparr packing house manager now with Randolph Marketing Co in town.
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Sheridan Street
LeRoy Robbins
Bela
Tiaadenpool
Meinerke
Bor Pearson
A. UL. Cross
Dlenry Bowern
N. ©. Flansen
Dorothy LeGrassaund
Imall
Helen Robbins
Coron
Todd & Patterson
Pomous
Pomona
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Robbins
Sparr Packing House
Randolph Marketing Co
City Hall Hosts Talk on Limiting Truck Loads
Another conference at City Hall discusses restricting truck loads on paved highways in the region. Officials expect decisive action to be taken at tonight's meeting.
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City Hall
Timittha
Republican Strength Shows Strong in Corona Area Prefincts
Registration in Riverside County lists 15 787 qualified electors for the August 31 primary. Of these 10 127 are Republican, 3 230 Democratic, 1 728 nonpartisan, and 702 in other parties. The county is expected to remain strongly Republican this year. Registration for the presidential election in November will reopen after the August primaries.
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Riverside County
Illinois Voters Defeat Medical Freedom Amendment Proposal
Illinois constitutional convention members vote against inserting a medical freedom amendment proposed by the Illinois State Medical Association. The measure aimed to bar Christian Scientists and others from practicing medicine without standard licensing, drawing opposition from allopathic groups and supporters who argued for universal exam requirements.
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Hee
Chat
Vwinois State Medicale
Tr Ciartes
Dipindston
California State Band of Oakland Concert Report
Last night the California State band of Oakland performed on tour in the southern counties. The program mixed popular tunes with frequent classical pieces, pleasing the audience. About fifteen musicians played under the direction of Dec Mummert and R. HH Recraft with W. R. Tenby as instructor, and a concert was planned for tonight in Mississippi.
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California State Band of
Oakland
Corona
Figlteen
Dec Mummert
R. HH
Recraft
W. R. Tenby
M1ssinore
Largest orange crop outlook from California estimates
California reports an improved orange yield with higher estimates from horticultural officials. Commissioner Leeke and the crop statistics team note the crop is approaching the seasonal average at about 70 percent, up from 64 percent last year due to better tree health and reduced June drop.
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California
Leeke
Hecke
sweeping medical standard proposal debated
The amendment aimed to unify the requirements for all who administer to the sick in Illinois, effectively barring dentistry pharmacy nursing and midwifery unless one meets a single standard. The proposal was characterized as sweeping and might halt many existing practices.
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Ilinos
Campaign prize voting ends with lead held by Mrs Harrington
The Independent's period ends with Mrs Harrington in the lead as sponsors reveal prize credits and vote counts for several candidates. Short period updates show shifts in standings for the Dort Touring Car and multiple gold watches as votes adjust with upcoming subscription incentives.
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the Independent
Jane Harrington
E. W. Brockman
Jaunita Willis
Taura Clapp
Lora Clipper
F. W. Penprose
Loma Tower
Tibadbe
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