Court Rules Trailer A Vehicle In Traffic Case
In a weekly traffic court session Judge H K Stahl ruled a trailer carrying an iron pot was a trailer under the law and fined Fred Reas of Artesia $25 for inadequate papers and equipment. Other defendants from Arlington Los Angeles Cucamonga faced fines for lights and license issues as traffic officers debated the trailer regulation.
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H. K. Stahl
Fred Reas
Artesia
Fred
Rede
B. J. Queotte
Arlington
Bert C. Wilson
Los Angeles
Louis Ho
Cucamonga
Hastings
Wilson
Community Chatter From Corona Sees Scouts, Cantata and Construction
Community notes from Corona include two Boy Scout troops planning a football game, First Baptist youth preparing a Christmas cantata, and Lions members dining in Arlington. Reports mention new homes near the Thomas Jefferson school, a December 13 benefit at the California theatre, and a Riverside health and sanitation spend.
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California Theatre
PLAN ANNUAL CANVAS FOR CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
The Congregational church plans its annual Everyone Member canvas for Sunday afternoon December 4 to raise 1928 budget funds missions and benevolences. The event, called Fellowship Canvass, aims to visit each home in the parish to promote acquaintance unity and loyalty. canvassers visit in pairs to cover all households if possible.
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Corona Congregational Church
Wanted Place to Sleep When Traffic Officer
Baker checked in to the police station last night and found Fireman Morris awakening a sleepy sleeper who had converted the lavatory into a bed room and was “hittin’ on all six” in slumberland. They escorted the sleepy individual to a more comfortable place in the city.
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Baker
Morris
Pleastile
Building Loans Jump in a Decade Shows Massive California Growth
California building loan associations show a leap of 670 percent in resources from 1917 to 1927, with 86 associations reporting totals of 35.9 million in 1917 and 241.8 million by last June. Real estate loans rose from 32.6 million in 1917 to 220.2 million in 1927. California ranked second to Texas in asset percentage increase and ninth in building and loan assets nationwide.
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California Building-And-Loan Association
Chas. H. Tucker
California Building Loan League
California
Texas
Five Hunters Fined in Early River Side Court
Five Los Angeles men paid 225 in fines in Justice Briggs court for out of season game bird shooting and for taking game fowl in River side county. D Tutino and A Morris each fined 50, C Page 25, Gagaleno 25, Collura 25, with birds and guns seized as evidence. Additional cases against other violators are pending.
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Los Angeles
D. D. Briggs
West Riverside
Riverside County
Gyger
Briggs
Mockingbird Canyon
Perris and Hismore
D. Tutino
Joe Lesandro
A. L. Morris
C. C. Page
Frank Gagaleno
Angelo Collura
Rotary Club to charter Arcadia group in Southern California
Two hundred Rotarians from thirty five clubs across Southern California meet in Arcadia. District Rotary Governor Al Roth will present the charter for the new Arcadia club, formerly the Arcadia Goodfellows Club, which petitioned to join last spring.
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California
Arcadia
Rotary Club
al, Roth
Rotary
Arcadia Goodfellows Club
Rotary‘organisation
Cupid 15 Loses Ground As California’s Gin Marriage Law Bites
Riverside county records show a 40 percent drop in marriage license volume over four months compared with 1926, as the three day intention period under the gin marriage law curtails trips to the county clerk. Only 42 licenses were issued in 120 days versus 739 last year. April to July totals fell, with November also weak.
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Cupid
Riverside County
Gretna Green
California
Clayton
Riverside
San Jacinto Woman’s Club approves clubhouse plan
Members of the San Jacinto Woman's Club approve G Stanley Wilson's plan for a new clubhouse to be built between First and Second streets on two lots purchased two years ago. Bids are out to contractors and work may start before year end.
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San Jacinto Woman's Club
G. Stanley Wilson
Riverside
First
Second Street
San Jacinto Women
Plan Cheaper Water By Raising Minimum Fee
City Water company of Banning considers increasing the minimum monthly charge from $1.00 to $1.50 then lowering later rates to encourage lawn and garden use. The plan aims to benefit the average homeowner with minimal inconvenience while promoting broader water usage.
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City Water Company of
Banning
City Water
Building permits issued for two small houses and garages
Foothill Lemon company through contractor C. MacMillan secured a building permit for two small houses and garages on their tract. Estimated cost of improvements is about $2500.
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Foothill Lemon Company
C. MacMillan
Meek cites inmate training as path to job abroad
California public works director Bert M. Meek says San Quentin inmates trained in jute bag making must seek work abroad, implying a transfer to India for practice and employment opportunities.
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Bert M. Meek
Public Works
California Estates
San Quentin
India
Christmas Tree Burglar and Local Happenings Chronicle
A column notes residents seeking rent and Christmas cards from Independent Classifieds. It reports on the San Bernardino courthouse wrecking and Culhonata landmark removal, mentions Pedro Peraz the "Christmas Tree Burglar" killed on Folsom, and covers Rotary and university figures speaking in Ontario and Stanford. It also references Teletype jargon etaoinshrdlu and updates on Prof Otis in Tucson, Ford advertising impact, Paul Gleason at Harvard, and the California Fruit Growers Exchange plan for 1927 28 season.
Big Legion Meet Draws Riverside County Guests
One of the largest American Legion gatherings in Riverside county is planned tonight in Riverside with state commander Phil Dod son of South Pasadena and state adjutant Jim Fiske as guests of honor. Numerous Legion posts invitees will attend a banquet at the Legion clubhouse on Lake Evans.
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American Legion
Riverside County
Riverside
Phil Dodson
South Pasadena
Jim Fiske
Legion
Lake Evans
Riverside Cuts on Light Rates
Riverside city council adopted a reduction in light rates to seven cents per kilowatt hour citywide. The change is expected to save consumers about 25 795 dollars annually and follows a board of public utilities recommendation. The department has funded the city general fund in the past, prompting reform protests from ratepayers.
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Riverside City
Riverside City Council
Board of Public Utilities
Light and Water Department
Visitors at the Hotel Kinney from Los Angeles and San Francisco
Guests yesterday at Hotel Kinney included Lyle A. Pease, Mrs. Silver, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Van Henklen, Miss Carey zxhll of Los Angeles, Bud May of Paga gena, L G St Lawrense, M G Lane, Thomas J. Hendon, L. De loc, R R Ballou, L R Main, all from Los Angeles, and L. Cutler of San Francisco.
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Corona
Hotel Kinney
Lyle A. Pease
Silver
Caldwel
van Henklen
Carey Zxhll
Los Angeles
Bud May
Pagagena
L. G. St. Lawrense
M. G. Lane
Thomas’ J. Hendon
L. Deloc
R. R. Ballou
L. R. Main
Los _Angeles
L. Cutler
San Francisco
New Ford Prices Mike Sensa tion In Motor Market
Ford announces price ranges for the new car with sedan and roadster models priced from 385 to 610 dollars. Dealers plan open houses and promise complete information Friday as Detroit demonstrated the car at 62 miles per hour in snow and mud. Edsel Ford discussed production goals and export plans amid questions about the new model.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Corona
J. B. Coplen
Coplen Motor Company
Ford
Edsel Ford
Riverside Police Bid Adios to Punch Boards
Riverside chief orders removal of punch boards from cigar stands, restaurants, and candy stores. The boards are described as a lottery and must go at once with backing from the district attorney. The chief also notes legality concerns about checker puzzles dodging gambling laws and insists all such boards be removed.
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Riverside
Lemons Bring Mixed Prices at St Louis and Eastern Auctions
In St Louis a lemon sale shows Camel Q. Redball at 8.60, Questa Q. orchard run 7.16, Sow-up Q. standard 7.05. Chicago auctioned eleven carloads of California novels at 5.15 to 7.36 per box, while New York sold a lot of fancy Valenciaes for 12.40 per box.
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St. Louis
California
Chicago
New York
Wholesale egg prices slip in Los Angeles report
Yesterday's wholesale quotations in Los Angeles show declines across egg sizes with extras 38c, fresh firsts 3%c, mediums 34c, smalls 28%c and case counts 3c. Retail trade prices run three to five cents higher than wholesale levels.
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Los Angeles
Corona Riverside News Roundup of Local Happenings
Corona figures and town talk include street superintendent Harry Daniels denying news value, W R Locke in Los Angeles, a jury doubt about a Los Angeles shooting, and Elzie Veach planning quail season with a shotgun. Car thefts near Perris, store delays, paving progress, and a big Friday invite at Corona Ford are noted along with a Home Talent play. A H Hanapel reports on civil engineering, sewerage references wane, Daniel Perrie in Riverside jail over $38 checks, and army officer impersonation scammer trails across the coast.
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Daniel J. Perrie
Blythe
Riverside
Uncle Sam
United States Army
Bimbo
Corona
Jerry Emergon
Merchants 'Association
Fellows
Citrus Shipping Delayed In Riverside County
Riverside County citrus shipments will start two and a half to three weeks late according to county horticultural commissioner A. E. Bottel. Only about twenty five percent of tested fruit meets government standards and immature fruit should not be picked for shipment. Tulare reports a flood of early-season shipments as growers hold back green fruit.
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Riverside County
A. E. Bottel
Bottel
Tulare
FINE LECTURE PROMISED AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev H Ide of Redlands will speak at the First Congregational Church on Sunday evening about his summer trip through the South Sea islands. He will illustrate the talk with slides from his own photographs and share his rare experiences with the public.
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First Congregational Church
H. Ide
Redlands
South Sea Islands
Doron Mutual Citrus Plans Name Change to Riverside County Select Groves
A legal notice states Doron Mutual Citrus has filed with the county clerk to change its name to Riverside County Select Groves. The move reflects the association seeking formal branding alignment under the new title.
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Doron Mutual Citrus Association
Riverside County Select Groves
Riverside County Court Sentences John Anderson in Check Fraud Case
John Anderson pleaded guilty in Riverside County court to passing a fictitious check for 280.80 at a local merchant. Sheriff plans to send him to San Quentin for a term from one to seven years. He claimed to be from Louisville Kentucky and to have served in the Ninth Infantry in France with General Summerall and General Morton.
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Corona
Southland
Riverside County
John Anderson
Riverside
Clem Sweeters
Anderson
San Quentin
Justice’s Court
Senneth Schwinn
William H. Eis
Louisville
Kentucky
Fle
France
Ninth Infantry
Summerall
Morton
St. Quentin
United States
Organization of
Revival Meetings At Free Methodist Church Attract Crowds
Interest in revival meetings at the Free Methodist church on Ninth and Sheridan streets grows as Evangelist Burnett delivers messages on The Four Kinds of Spiritual Runners and Confession of Sin. A special Friday young people service with quartette music is planned, with Pastor McCube extending the invitation to all.
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Free Methodist Church
Ninth and
Sheridan Streets
Evangelist Burnett
Quartette Music
McCube
Pasadena to Decide on City's Best Citizen
Pasadena officials seek this year’s Arthur Noble medal recipient for outstanding service to the city. Past honorees include Gilmor Brown of the Pasadena Community Playhouse and Dr. George Berry Hale, director emeritus of the Mr. Wilson observatory and city planning authority.
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Pasadena
City Directors of
Arthur Noble
Gilmor Brown
Pasadena Community Playhouse
George Berry Hale
Mr. Wilsen
Fullerton Police Chief Resigns Surprising City Council
Fullerton police chief T. K. Winter tendered his resignation shocking the city council, which was preparing to appoint a successor. The abrupt move leaves an acting or new chief to be chosen amid local governance uncertainty.
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Fullerton
T. K.winter
Argentin e ant control praised by official at Corona meeting
H J Ryan horticultural commissioner of Los Angeles county told citrus growers at Corona on Tuesday that complete eradication of the Argentine ant has been achieved in all groves in the county. He noted operations were carried out with success and that the port facilities cooperate with state efforts.
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Corona
H. J. Ryan
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
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