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Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1929

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Riverside convict shot while attempting prison break near Ventura

Deputy Sheriffs guarded convict Baird en route to San Quentin after a break for freedom from a Southern Pacific train near Ventura. He was wounded in the left leg. Martin defended himself with a revolver. Baird faces confinement at San Quentin for burglary and escape charges.

Riverside County Byron Baird San Quentin Convret Ernest Martin Southern Pacific Ventura Iaat San. Quentin Riverside County Ambulance Baird Ventura County Martin Sweeters Depuy Roger Knowlton Bob Smith Nate Michael Dunn Hollywood Will Pringle Highgrove Sarita Ana Dunn Upburglay Los Angeles County

Men Face Charge of DWI in Wa. Here

Jose Alvarez of this city yesterday pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated. Judge H K Stahl set September 12 at 10:00 AM for preliminary hearing with $1,000 bond. Alvarez was arrested days ago by state highway traffic officers. Thomas Houchins, also of this city, faced similar charges and pleaded not guilty. Preliminary hearing set for September 12 with $1,000 bond. arrested by state highway patrol in days prior.

Jose. Alvarez H. K. Stahl Alvarez Thomas Houchins

Ducks Frolic in Public Plunge Revealing Eight Ducks

In Redlands a city plunge scene drew attention as Peter McCain notes wild ducks enjoying the chilly water. An outdoor sleeper woke at dawn to eight ducks paddling on the surface, seven teal and one mallard observed by McCain.

Redlands Peter McCain Kia ¢ McCain

Vasquez Jury Deadlocks in Higher Court Case

In Riverside on August 29 Ramon Vasquez of Corona faced possible retrial for alleged driving while intoxicated after an eleven juror panel failed to reach a verdict. Jurors reported ten to two then nine to three in favor of acquittal before discharging. If District Attorney Ford opts to retry, a second hung jury could lead to dismissal after a third failure. Corona officers testified Vasquez ignored a boulevard stop on Sixth Street and was drunk when stopped. Dr. Davis testified Vasquez was in the second stage of intoxication.

Riverside Ramon Vasquez Corona Freeman Vasquez Ford Teagan Monroe Lowry Sixth Street Dr. Davis

Visit Near Sacramento With Hill Family

A short note says I am leaving for Live Oak near Sacramento with W. E. Hill and Edwin to visit his brother and family. They expect to be gone from Corona for a week.

North W. E. Hill Edwin Live Oak Sacramento Corona

Three Injured In Wineville Crashes Reported

Three men a woman and a seven year old boy were critically injured in two automobile crashes along Mission boulevard at Wineville and Ontario Tuesday. Charles Cadman of Ontario suffered a fractured pelvis and internal injuries after an ice truck overturned pinning him beneath it. Anderson driver of a Parker truck disappeared after a Santa Monica police car collided with his vehicle injuring Bray the officer and others.

Mission Boulevard Wineville Ontario Charles Cadman Coldman Ben Worsham Anderson Santa Monica William Bray Bray Bill Charles Mahia Arroyo Gra. Grande

Brakes Targeted In Corona Safety Week Campaign

During Safety Week in Corona, a traffic officer warns that over 75 percent of accidents stem from inadequate brakes. The drive runs a week with all tests using the Friedli brake tester and decilometer to measure stopping distance and brake power. Authorities stress legal penalties for operating with defective brakes and urge careful driving to save lives.

Corona Santa Ana Canyon Riverside Avery Iassar Okeh U. S Bureau of Standards

Egg Prices Firm In Steady Wholesale Market

Los Angeles wholesale market reports firm prices for eggs and butter. Extras sell at 43 cents, fresh firsts 40 cents, extra counts 86 cents, medium 36 cents, trade 29 1/4 cents, and smells 26 cents. Butter wholesale 49 cents, retail 62 to 83 cents.

Los Angeles Angeles

New Corona Theatre Set for Opening Night Benefit

Corona readies its new theatre for a charity opening to benefit the hospital site fund. Glenn Harper reports finishing touches completed with sight and sound systems tested. seats nearly sold, guests from Los Angeles studios expected, Lions Club coordinating ticket sales and receipts. The event aims to attract celebrities and raise funds for the hospital site, with mayor Colbern overseeing finances. Opening nightly previews promise a top coast theatre program and extensive publicity for Corona.

Corona Glenn Harper Corona Hospital Westinghouse Harper Los Angeles Lions Club Mirk Harper Coa. Colbern Sé¢Reén Lions Southland Press Association Lions Club Committee Oceanside

Stock sales surge for Nevada California Electric stock

Corona superintendent A W Briggs reports over 400 buyers in six months for the seven percent non callable preferred stock of The Nevada California Electric corporation. About 2000 shares sold at 107 dollars each, the first public offering occurred in February via New Cal Electric Securities. Employees of subsidiary companies helped customers and friends obtain stock across territories.

A. W. Briggs Corona Southern Sierras Power Company Nevada- California Electric Corporation New-Cal Electric Securities Company

Week at Beach Ends for Stanfield Party at Balboa

Mrs Ralph Stanfield and her two sons returned home today from a pleasant stay at the Stanfield cottage in Balboa.

Ralph Stanfield and Sons Clyde Stanfield Balboa

Free clinic in Ontario flooded with mothers

Dr C. Limmons and Miss Bertha Schwarzwelder said the city free clinic at city hall was overdone as many preschool children were brought for free examinations. An adjourned session was ordered for next week to meet demand after the one day event overwhelmed staff.

C. Limmons Bertha Schwarzwelder

Visiting Here With Lillibridges At County Home

Percy Lillibridge and family of Los Angeles are guests at Charles Lillibridge’s country home while the former enjoys his annual LA Times vacation. Percy began his career at The Independent office and recently joined the mechanical department at the Times.

Percy Lillibridge Los Angeles Charles Lillibridge Los Angeles Times Bra Percy Independent

Riverside fair sponsors named by many local groups

Riverside Aug 29 announcement lists sponsors for the seventeenth Southern California Fair including Rotary club Riverside junior fair Kiwanis Lions Laguna Beach Art Association Sherman Institute Indian department Riverside business men's association and many others. Division superintendents and officers of the forty sixth district agricultural association are also named with Riverside figures leading the effort.

Riverside Rotary Club of Kiwanis Club of Riverside Lions Club of Riverside Laguna Beach Art Association Sherman Institute Riverside Business Men's Association Exchange Club of Riverside Exchange Club of India Lions Club of Coachella Riverside Realty Board Division of Aviation County Health Office Division of Gumblic Health Woman's Club City Council Twenty-Third District P.T. A Wednesday Club Community Players C. G. Cravens F. L. Wall Roy Thomas F. A. Langdon John T. Hamner Frank Mitchell R. Powell Floyd Jorgenson W. M. Hoagland Woow Riddell FE. Smith Mark Butterfield Forty-Sixth District Agricultural Association Southern California George W. Thomas August Rohrbacker Carry B. Wells G. Cravens A. S. Cooper Oscar Crowell S. Bell Cecil Funk S. Ro McDougall R. FE Dillon Beaumont Nuevo Artington

Nebraska visitors Roos family tour Corona

Mr and Mrs V C Roos of Dunbar Nebraska are guests at Dr D J Roos in Corona. They plan to move to California and the husband will study medicine at Loma Linda before practice. They praise the Corona community and report Nebraska crops in good condition despite hot weather. The couple motored to California enjoying a pleasant journey.

V.° C. Roos Dunbar Nebraska Corona D. J. Roos California Loma Linda Southland Roos Nebraskie

Lights planned atop San Jacinto peak for Tahquitz view

Hemet August 29 plans move forward among park supporters to place high powered flood lights on Tahquitz mountain above Idyllwild. The illumination would light the peak at night creating a spectacular Southland view.

Hemet Tahquitz Mountain Idyllwild Southland

Riverside boy sets endurance flight record at ten years old

Merrill Tobey, age ten, of 126 West Beatty Drive, built a cabin airplane on his garage roof. He stayed aloft for thirty hours from Saturday morning to Sunday, using rope relays for food and notes to his ground crew. His father served in World War I and his playmates are children of March Field officers.

Sindurance Riverside Press Merrill Tobbey M. M. Tobey West Beatty Drive Merrill March Riverside Merrill Tobey

Riverside County displays at California state fair Diamond Jubilee

Riverside county presents a standout horticultural exhibit at the California state fair Diamond Jubilee. The display features a revolving county figure presenting the navel orange, Climbing Cecil Brunner rose, and American date, with shipping totals and date history noted.

Riverside County Cecil. Brunner West Mexico Cecil Brunner A. ML .Losp Riverside California

Lemons Higher as Demand Broadens in Fruit Auctions

Price reports show lemons rising with better grades in demand across Eastern and Midwestern auctions. Corona district fruit sales include Homer Q. Sunkist valentias at 3.25 and Camel Q. Redball valentias at 2.75 in Boston, while Philadelphia lists Jameson Q. Sunkist valentias at 3.40 and Justrite Q. Redball valentias at 2.55.

California Boston Homer Q. Sunkist

Pomona Defeats Riverside In Extra Innings For Pennant

Pomona edges Riverside two to one in twelve innings to take game one of the series and decide the pennant in nightball. Chico Sabella allowed eight hits with seventeen strikeouts for Pomona while Riverside’s Duncan matched with seventeen K’s. Crosby scored for Riverside in the first. Yarbe and Webbenhurst with Patton delivered the decisive runs in the twelfth. The clubs prepare for the Riverside rematch Friday night.

Pomona Incals Riverside Chico Sabella Duncan Yarbe Crosby Martin Webbenhurst Patton Clifford Vet Ri¢kmian Mantin Barnes Webbinghurst Patton Holsinger Pancho Chico Pew Pryer Reid Calkins Baker Stone Bacon Ita Hhunter Alekrateh Punean Rube Elis Wild Bill’ Affleck

Had Enjoyable Trip Heads Home After Splendid Motoring Tour

Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Root are back from a pleasant vacation motoring trip that reached as far north as Washington state. They report many side trips along the way both outbound and return.

R. R. Root Washington

Guests Registered At Hotel Kinney This Morning

Guests registered at the Hotel Kinney include Mr and Mrs D B Meyers from Los Angeles and Mrs N A Nickerson from lodge California.

Hotel Kinney D.B Meyers Los Angeles N. A. Nickerson Lodge California

Riverside Boxer Files Complaint Over Ontario Bout Decision

Riverside boxer AR Short, a March Field cadet and boxing artist, alleges he was shortchanged when Arizona Tony Ruiz won the decision after six rounds in Ontario. Riverside fans booed the referee as the crowd disputed the outcome, following a prior torrid draw two weeks earlier.

Riverside AL Short March Field Ontario Arizona Tony" Ruiz Gladiators

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Orona Wineville Gragh Fautly Big Hospital Coronan Riverside Fair Dr. Roos San Jacinto Mrs. Cravens Riverside Boxer
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