Four Riverside supervisors vote to spend auto road funds on Corona feud
The Riverside County Board of Supervisors authorized plans for three miles of paving toward Elsinore while a separate decision left the $20,000 automobile fund for Corona in doubt. Critics accuse the board of injustice in allocating sinking funds and road monies.
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Corona
Corona-Elsinore
Riverside County Board of Supervisors
Elsinore
Flaherty
Corona Chamber of Commerce
Hamner
Glen Ivy Hot Springs
Riverside
West Riverside
Mecca Road
Idyllwild
Elsinore Road
Poles Concede 10 Demands On Ethnographic Frontiers
Washington reports that the United States forwarded representations to Warsaw urging Polish forces not to cross ethnographic frontiers in pursuit of Soviet troops. The State Department said the note guided the American charge and reflected the U S position against transgression of Russian territory. Paris said France backs the view and Polish forces should stay within Poland's ethnographic limits though exact frontiers were not set.
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Washington
Poland
Warsaw
State Department
United States
Italy
State’ Department
Russia
France
Paris
Industrial notes from Gelden State progress across sectors
Berkeley to install a $55 000 machine shop in reinforced concrete. San Francisco Swift and Co begin Chambers St building operations. Riverside Moreno Of Co receives first standard drilling outfit with operation starting. Gottville prepares to develop a large innabar mine. Death Valley Junction borax plant expands to 60 tons daily. Atwater sees 90 carloads of Alberta peaches depart weekly. Gras Valley Lily mine financed for large scale development. Graniteville stamp mills rising at Deleci property. Sycamore farmers plan pumping plant specialization. Esparto Indian Valley irrigation project plans refined. Coast Valley Gas and Electric gains 15 percent rate hike to maintain service. Fresno 1920 raisin crop nets 150 cents per ton to growers, up 5 cents per pound, crop value up $22 million. Auberry Kerckoff power plant unit in full swing. Oakland Salvation Army buys site for new rescue hospital. Marysville Sutter-Butte Canal Co spends $500 000 on canal system. Modesto prepares modern apartment house costing $25 000.
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Atwater
Gras Valley
Graniteville
Deleci
Sycamore
Esparto
Indian Valley Irrigation Project
Coast Valley Gas and Electric Company
Railroad Commission
Modesto
Catt Opposes Women Party Plan in Chattanooga
Carrie Chapman Catt, president of the American Woman Suffrage Association, urged women to join existing parties rather than form a new women’s party. She said the women’s vote is not mortgaged and advised independence in choosing party, platform and candidate.
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Chapman Catt
Carrie Chapman Catt
Nationali American Woman Suffrage Association
Chattanooga
Editors Hold Meeting Saturday for Harding Coolidge Campaign
Northern California Republican editors plan an editorial conference at Western Republican headquarters in San Francisco to form a permanent organization and coordinate with the National Committee. Southern California editors will meet in Los Angeles to similar ends. They will assist in a California pilgrimage to Marion Ohio on September 9 and present California economic industrial and political questions to Senator Harding for public stance.
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California
San Francisco
National Committee
Los Angeles
Marion
Ohio
Western Re Wiblewn
SAN Franc Taco
Warren Pirilardine Lacs
Ras Bendatehn
National Republican Committee
John Ro Rosseter
Harding-Coolidge Business Men’s Club of
Harding
Cars Collide at Sixth and Ramona Streets
Two cars collide at Sixth and Ramona streets at 12 45 this noon. Luther Fox drives one car and an out of town party the other. Both vehicles were moving slowly. no injuries and only minor damage reported.
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Sixth
Ramona
Luther Fox
New Assistant Farm Advisor Takes Up New Duties
John F. Osborne, recently chosen assistant farm advisor of Riverside County, arrived early this week and began work at once. A University of California graduate, he came from Turlock and will assist Farm Advisor Nebelung in agricultural matters. Also arriving was Charles F. Larrabee from Portsmouth, New Hampshire, bringing his weekly bundle of Portsmouth papers.
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John F. Osborne
Riverside County
Mr. Osborne
University of California
Riverside
Turlock
Cal
Nebelung
Charles F. Larrabee
Portsmouth
N. H
Street betting in London hits large sums on big races
Street bookmakers in London commonly handle high stakes during major races or sporting events, sometimes taking as much as a thousand dollars in a single day.
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London
Curbstone
Chamber Meeting Highlights Budget and Road Fight
The Chamber of Commerce hosts a modest food shop gathering tomorrow at seven thirty led by Herbert M Key. Discussion focuses on the Corona Elsinore road issue after supervisors proposed shifting a twenty thousand dollar auto road fund from the river north district to the Corona Elsinore route.
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Chamber of Commerce
Herbert M. Key
Key
Corona- Elsinore
Hanmer
Corona
Corona-Elsinore
Riverside Man Named Sales Manager of the International Oil Co
W. M. Land of Riverside has taken the sales manager post for the International Petroleum Company. He resigned other ties to focus on the companys stock campaign and trusts in a promising well found beneath its dirt at proper depth. The property lies about three miles south of King and involves several Corona stockholders.
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W. MM. Land
Snowstorm Closes Roads and Washes Gear in Stanislaus Forest
Torrential rains at Lake Strawberry and a light snow at the Center Camp ranger station spark flooding along the north fork Tuolumne river washing camping gear downstream. Road from Strawberry Lake to Cow Creek covered with loose rocks while a local Red Men dance in Glass Hall drew a large crowd with Pomona Jazz Orchestra.
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Sonora
Lake Strawberry
Center Camp Ranger Station
Stanislaus National Forest
O North Fork
Tuolumne River
Strawberry Lake
Cow Creek
Red Men
Glass Hall
Pomona
J. A. Uttoshio
New Army Reform Shifts to Corps Structure on Sept 1
Washington announces a War Department plan to reorganize the U S Army from departments to army corps starting September 1. Secretary Newton D Baker says the change, modeled on European practice, aims to fix gaps in troop numbering and unit handling, with Gen John J Pershing remaining the senior ranking general.
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Washington
United States Army
Army Corps
War Department
Newton D. Baker
Presen
New England
Dietinge
France
United States
John So Pershing
Army
Los Angeles Businesses Plan Local Entry
Three Los Angeles firms show interest in Coron and will stay about two months to establish their products. H Benson and Horne represent the Standard Gernosoid Company from Los Angeles, while T Gillette of Beverly Hills works with the Kilgore Auto Vitalizer and Decarbonizer Company to set up operations in the city.
Court action blocked against Colby over suffrage order
Justice Siddons of the District of Columbia Supreme Court refused to issue a show cause order against Secretary of State Colby. The move would have preliminarily required Colby to justify why an injunction restraining him from proclaiming the nineteenth amendment as law should not be issued.
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Washington
Justice Siddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
State Colby
Colby
Quito Everyone Uncovers a Flash of Lightning
A brief item reports a sudden lightning flash revealing concealed details at Quito. Local observers note the event sparked curiosity and drew attention from nearby residents and authorities. The incident appears fleeting with no injuries or lasting damage reported.
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Quito
Demands Over Purchase of Woman Trigger Gun Incident
Antonio Garcia, 50, allegedly demanded either repayment of $40 or the woman he paid for, Mrs. Albert Escalier, after a hysterical incident in Ontario yesterday. Garcia drew a revolver but was detained by authorities. previous court terms had required a refund and reconciliation, which Garcia claims were not fulfilled.
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Antonio Garcia
Ontario
Albert Escalier
Garcia
California News Briefs Highlight City Debt and Road Saving
Upland considers deeding land to the city to widen Fourth Avenue and enable a street project. In San Bernardino a youth reports a body found near Lathe Creek, with investigation by the coroner. Westmoreland notes a five mile Los Angeles to Brawley highway opening saves two hours, plus a new hard road to Coachella avoiding sand and Thermal.
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Sea Bernardino
Naanda
Iedelerneath
Epridy
Sheribieh
Westmoreland
Los Angeles- Brawley Highway
Bisbee
Coachella
English Masters Do Trucking
English and Masters operate a trucking business at 502 Ramona, reachable by phone 103, serving local freight needs.
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English & Masters
Ramona
Harding backs California aid amid party unity tour
California Republicans plan a pilgrimage to Senator Harding with visits September 9 or 10 and a presidential welcome September 14. He pledges no substitute for the Stars and Stripes and urges policy to curb living costs and maintain federal highways.
Justice Sloane in City Meeting Corona Voters
Judge W A Sloane associate justice of the Supreme Court and gubernatorial re election candidate spoke to Corona voters as he traveled to Riverside. The piece notes his past judicial service and expectations of winning the office he seeks.
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Sloane
Corona
W. A. Sloane
Supreme Court
Shokits
Riverside
Tie
Jameson Family Returns From Northern Auto Trip
Mrs. W. H. Jameson and the Misses Jameson along with Joy Jameson completed a northern California and southern Oregon auto trip. They visited many points of interest and declare the outing splendid. Dr. Stacy accompanied the party as a guest at the Jameson home.
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W. H. Jameson
Wiloise
Bernice, Ketty
Adelaide Jameson
Joy Jameson
Oregon
California
Dr. Stacy, Arrena
Berniiece Jameson
Jameson Home
Marks Brings Ten People to Reside in Corona
J A Marks who runs a bicycle repair and second hand store on North Main Street has brought three families from Redlands to Corona. The group includes Mr and Mrs J A Marks and one child, Mr and Mrs R E Owen and one child, and Mr and Mrs E M Wilkins with two children. Mr Wilkins will join the new second hand furniture business partnership with Marks.
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J. A. Marks
North Main Street
Marks
Redlands
R. E. Owen
E. M. Wilkins
Wilkins
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