Missing San Bernardino man tied to Santa Ana car discovery
Police join in probe after James Winn’s automobile, bearing his registration, was found abandoned in Santa Ana with blood stains on upholstery. Authorities fear foul play and search Santa Ana Canyon and local areas for clues about the taxi operator last seen Friday night.
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Corona
James Winn
San Bernardino
Santa Ana
Santa Ana Canyon
Jesse Bradshaw
Winn
Bradshaw
Canyon
Shay
Jernigan
Olympic Cafe
Last Rites Held for Aged Corona Resident
Samuel M. Smith aged 75 died after a lengthy illness at home 502 Joy Street. Funeral services were conducted at the Baptist church this afternoon. He is survived by a widow and several children of Corona.
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Samuel M. Smith
Joy Street
Baptist Church
Smith
Verbeck Leaves Corona for California Agriculture Census
Howard Verbeck departed Corona today for Elsinore to serve as a government representative collecting data for the 1925 United States Agriculture Census. He has been placed in charge of that territory.
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Howard Verbeck
Corona
Elsinore
Verbeck
Chino Corona Oil Well Cemented at Higher Depth
The Chino Corona United well northwest of here was cemented again at 2962 feet with a good showing of oil sand. The well reached a total depth of 4848 feet, but the showing there was not satisfactory.
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Chino-Corona
Chino-Corona United
Mission workers will speak here
Elder Harrabello A. Marangeopa, organizer and general superintendent of the California Home Mission Association, will speak at West Sixth Street Mission at 7 30 o clock tomorrow evening. Marangeopa has traveled widely and is expected to give a forceful talk. Mr. and Mrs. Ida Ira Bowen, in charge, issued a general invitation for the meeting.
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Harrabello A. Marangeopa
California Home Mission Association, Inc
West Sixth Street Mission
Marangeopa
Ida Ira P. Bowen
Judge Cox Santa Ana Justice Passes Away
Judge Cox, Santa Ana Justice of the Peace, known for his tough approach to traffic offenders in Orange County, died this morning at 9 15. He had suffered declining health for months and was hospitalized three weeks ago. His reputation grew from numerous jail sentences for speeding on county roads.
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Judge Cox
Santa Ana
California
Orange County
Cox
Noted Speaker Tomorrows Lyceum Talk For Students
Geoffrey Morgan appears on the Lyceum course at the High School auditorium tomorrow night. He will deliver a free afternoon talk to the student body not open to the general public. Morgan appeals to youth and often visits high schools and Y M C A clubs.
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Geoffrey Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Mr .Morgan
Mexico City Denies Japan Protest Over Fishing Concessions
The Mexican Foreign Office rejects reports that the Japanese Legation protested cancellation of fishing concessions off Lower California. Officials say no representation from Japan was made.
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Mexico City
Mexican Foreign Office
Legation
Lower
California
Japan
Emigration from Germany Surges in One Month
Berlin reports a sharp rise in German emigration with departures increasing from 1873 to 1955 in just four weeks. Württemberg and the Rhineland lead the quotas, reflecting wide geographic spread of the migration.
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Berlin
Germany
Wurtemberg
Rhineland
BC considers new agent general for London post
Victoria sources report British Columbia may appoint a new agent general in London to replace F. C. Wade who has served six years representing the province in Great Britain.
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Victoria
B. C
British Columbia
London
F. C. Wade
Great Britain
Inaugural 250-Mile Board Classic At Culver City
The Culver City board track hosts a 250 mile championship classic on Sunday afternoon December 7 with a stellar field of American and European drivers. Pietro Bordino leads the foreign entrants driving Fiat the fastest car in Europe. Tommy Milton heads the American lineup aiming to reclaim speed records as Ralph DePalma returns in a Miller Special. Durant pilots a front wheel powered car built by Harry Miller. $20,000 paid for the machine. The race starts at 2 PM with Fred Wagner officiating and Richard Kennerdal refereeing. Electric timing is used and world records are expected to fall.
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Bordino
Fiat
Europe
Antoine Mourre
Ralph DePalma
Peter DePaola
DePalma
Tommy Milton
Charlotte
Earl Cooper
Eddie Hearne
Harry Hartz
Bennet Hill
Cliff Durant
Jerry Wonderlich
Phill Shafer
Fred Comer
Bob DecDonagh
Wdie Morton
Durant
Harry Miller
Fred Wagner
Richard Kennerdal
American Automobile Association
William Th. Anderson to be released from Sing Sing
William Th. Anderson once head of the New York Anti Saloon League will be freed from Sing Sing prison on December 24 following action by the state Board of Trade.
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New York
William TH. Anderson
New York Anti Saloon League
Sing Sing
State Board of Trade
Labor Secretary Davis Arrives for South American Tour
James J. Davis, U.S. Secretary of Labor, has landed in Buenos Aires to tour South America and conduct a study of immigration conditions. He will observe labor conditions and related policies during the visit.
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Buenos Aires
James J. Davis
Labor
United States
Wireless photo relay from London to New York demonstrated
Across the Atlantic wireless transmission moved from experiment to function as RCA showed photos sent from London to New York. Portraits of President Coolidge Queen Alexandra Prime Minister Baldwin and other figures were received within six to thirty minutes on photoradiogram gear at RCA offices on the Strand and in New York.
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New York
Atlantic
Radio Corporation of America
Strand
London
Coolidge
Queen Alexandra
Stanley Baldwin
Hughes
Census of Agriculture begins in Temescale district
C A Vaile, agr iculture instructor at Corona High School, will lead the district census of agriculture in Temescale Township. He will collect data from farms on property valuation, marketing conditions and other valuable information. Reports are confidential and used for total compilation. The survey uses 58 questions and will be conducted every five years instead of ten.
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C. A. Vaile
Corona High School
Temescale Township
Knights of Pythias to Hold Election
Knights of Pythias Lodge at Corota will elect officers at tomorrow's meeting. Several items of business will be discussed and an oyster supper will be served by the entertainment committee. All members and visiting brothers are urged to attend and plan for the year ahead.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
Corota
Foundation Company wins Sumida river bridge foundation contract
The Foundation Company of New York secured the contract to lay foundations for two Sumida River bridges replacing those destroyed in the Takuj? earthquake. The deal totals about $2,000,000 with work to begin 80 feet underwater using compressed air diving.
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Tokyo
Foundation Company of
New York
Sumida River
Baltic salvage plan targets warships off Estonian coast
The Estonian government weighs salvaging US war vessels and merchant ships sunk during World War II near the Estonian coast. The effort would include a Russian, a German, and a Finnish warship with work slated to start next May.
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Royal
Istonian
German migrants Sete eee arrive to study emigration to Argentina
Preusse Sperberg representing German migrants arrives in Buenos Aires to examine conditions for a possible larger German emigration to Argentina. He believes South American countries will receive a large portion of Germany's excess population.
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Buenos
Unemployment in Britain and Ireland Near Eleven Percent
The Ministry of Labor Gazette reports about 11 percent of workers in Great Britain and Ireland unemployed as of September 28, reflecting ongoing labor market strain.
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London
Great Britain and
Ireland
Ministry of Labor Gazette
Knights' store building cost estimates and plans
Berkeey reports the Knights' store building project now under construction is expected to cost about 90 thousand dollars upon completion.
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Berkeey
Knights
Corona Ball Club Ties Pomona In Game
Pomona Blue Birds and the Corona Red Sox played a 4 to 4 tie on the local city diamond yesterday. The game was a pitchers battle with Nichols holding Pomona to one hit through seven innings before a sore arm forced his removal. Skinner gave up four runs as Pomona tied the score in the ninth. Mayes, Maves, and Krisl key for Corona’s offense. Norton, Meyers and Stolz also contributed.
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Pomona
Blue Birds
Corona Red Sox
Nichols
Skinner
Pome
Wen
Peoatideen
Thas Vieiters
Walaso
Coronite
Dnb
NASA
Maves
Pete
Corona
Bacon
Soper
Mayes
Kkriek
Glass
Norton
Meyers
Journalism class opens tomorrow at Coro Daily Independent
The journalist class conducted by Coro Daily Independent will meet at the newspaper office tomorrow evening. Meetings continue every Tuesday and Thursday night with possible practice work cases chosen by students. The course is free and open to all, regardless of prior registration.
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Coroha Daily Independent
Tofehoek
Cross Road Sign Moved for New Street Lighting
The city moved the cross road sign near Sixth and Main to place a new electroli er street light. The drinking fountain and automobile club sign will be shifted several feet toward the alley. The electrically lit sign directs traffic toward Ilymore and inland toward San Diego.
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Sixth
Main Streets
Automobile Club
Ilymore
San Diego
New Pleasure Pier Planned for Santa Monica
The city of Santa Monica announces plans to construct a new pleasure pier on the shoreline signifying a major public work project. Local officials emphasize tourism, recreation, and economic benefits as key goals for the waterfront development.
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Santa Monica
Merced District Buys Turbines for Power Plant
Merced irrigation district purchases turbines for a power plant at 234000 dollars. Five steel bridges are estimated to cost 1125000 dollars.
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Merced Irrigation District
Paving approved for Tramner avenue extension project
The County Board of Supervisors awarded the contract to Pierson and Dickerson for about $31,000 to pave the Corona Norco tramner avenue road from the present highway end to Norco Park street. Rex Clark of Norco Land Co funded $5,000 to support the project, with Jameson securing an extra $10,000. Work to start immediately.
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Tramner Avenue
Noreo
County Board of Supervisors
Pierson and Dickerson
T. C. Jameson
Corona
Norco
Park Street
General Store
Rex Clark
Norco Land Company
Jameson
Nerco Company
Nerco
Style vagaries dazzle fashion readers in autumn issue
The Los Angeles Apparel Gazette notes a parade of fall winter trends with velvet or taffeta quilted coats, hand painted tunics, Castilian inspired Spanish gowns, and the Ombre scarf by Cheney. It highlights color gradations from blues to greens and the refined blending of shades across accessories.
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Los Angeles Apparel Gazette
Iit
Cheney
Capistrano Beach Begins First 200 Acre Section
In Los Angeles Capistrano Beach planners begin laying out the first 200 acre unit along a three mile stretch of beach near San Diego Slighwiy. Local officials anticipate development progress and future allocations for the coast.
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Los Angeles
Capistrano Beach
Three Mile Beach
San Diego Slighwiy
Corona Calendar: Club meetings and luncheons schedule
Tuesday music section meets at the club house. Knights of Pythias at 7 80 p m. Wednesday garden section meets at Mrs Dan Alden's home at 9 a m. Lion Club luncheon at Hotel Kinney. Thursday Delphian Assembly luncheon at Mission Inn Riverside. journalism class at 7 p m. Friday Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Kinney.
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Sec. W. LC
Knights of Pythias
Dan
Delphian Assembly
Mission Inn
Riverside
Rotary Club
Hotel Kinney
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