Bank Robber Art Brown Captured After Night Chase
In San Bernardino a dramatic pursuit ends with Art Brown, Los Angeles bank robber, captured near Victorville after a gun battle. Loot recovered includes 28 000 dollars, while 10 000 hidden in a coat lining and 21 75 found on Art. His wife and three children were taken into custody. Herbert Brown began the trek and is en route to the city.
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Independent
Angeles
Art
Los Angeles
Luccerné Valley
Art* Brown
Victorville
Herbert Brown
Art Brown
San’ Bernardino
Los
Brown
Nellie Brown Hosts Sunday School Members and Friends
Mrs Nellie Brown entertained the Sunday school members and friends at her Ramona Avenue home. Decor featured red roses and ferns. Charades and an orchestra of class boys provided entertainment. Refreshments included birthday cakes with candles cut by the young men. Guests listed include Loma Tower Ruth Jameson Dorothy Lincoln Bonnie Murray and others.
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Nellie. Brown
Ramona Avenue
Misses Loma
Tower
Ruth Jameson
Dorothy
Lincoln
Bonnie- Murray
Peeler
Andrews
Mees
Mssrs
Raymond Brown
Baward’ Dudley
Jack Fitch
Arthur Webster
Clyde Otto
Percy Lilispridge
Baward Reid
David May
Jaye
Gould
Curtis
Mick
And
White
Rock Fall Injures Donald Wallace at Temescal Quarry
Donald Wallace sustained a severe mouth wound from a rock fall at Temescal Rock Company's quarry this forenoon. A Corona physician gave first aid and he was taken to Riverside hospital for further treatment. No serious complications expected unless infection develops. Wallace is a Corona service man with many friends concerned by the accident.
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Donald Wallace
Temescal Rock Company
Corona
Riverside Hospital
Merry Country Club Party at Corona G Club
Last evening at the Corona G country club a small group enjoyed a cheerful gathering with a warm fire and refreshments hosted by Mrs. L. L. Andrews and Mrs. Geo. M. Blair. Guests included Mrs. Perle Glass and Mrs. C. P. Wilson, each receiving an appointment book.
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Corona G Country Club
L. L. Andrews
Geo. M. Blair
Perle
Americanization program planned by local Woman's club
The Woman's club will host an Americanization program next Tuesday with Mrs. Frank A. Gibson of Los Angeles as speaker. Gibson, a noted authority and chairwoman of Americanization, will send trained workers. non members pay a small fee to cover expenses.
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Woman's Club
Frank A. Gibson
Los Angeles
Corona
American scientists race to Africa for elephants trophies
Two expeditions race to Africa to collect elephants and other large game. One sails for Africa by Smithsonian Institute backing, the other moves from Oakland with Simson and Quinlan joining H A Spow. Oakland plans to house the collection at Lake Meritt after expeditioners donate trophies.
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Africa
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Oakland
H. A. Spow
Oakland Museum
Leslie Simson
Kenneth Quinlan
University of California
Simson
Quinlan
Lake Mer Fitt
John Hays Hammond
Big
Africcan
Ratloipgtion
Government coal scale proposed amid miner wage dispute
Dr. Fr. A. Garfield United States Fuel Administrator outlined a 14 percent wage increase for bituminous coal miners funded by operators without raising coal prices. Miners rejected this, saying it is too small compared with Wilson’s 31 percent proposal and operators’ offer. Garfield warned the public would not cover higher production costs. He noted the proposal aims to align living costs and to avoid industrial wage inflation, while a new advisory consulting board would monitor industry data for future readjustments. The Treasury reported operators’ profits varied from losses in 1914 and 1916 to profits in 1915 and 1917.
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Fr. A. Garfield
United States
William B. Wilson
Dr. Garfield
Garfield
Wilson
Department of Labor
John L.lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Ega
Treasury Department
Local Masonic Officers Named For Ensuing Year
At a regular meeting last night the lodge elected officers for the coming year. Officers named include John W. Walker as Worshipful Master, Arthur R. Dickinson as Senior Warden, Samuel R. Byter as Junior Warden, Fred K. Snidecor as Treasurer, Charles M. Scoville as Secretary, and O. A. Ward as a trustee.
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Masonic Lodge
John W. Walker
Arthur R. Dickinson
Samuel R. Byter
Fred KE. Snidecor
Mgr. Chas. M. Scoville
O. A. Ward
Mrs. Frank M. Bender Hosts Quiet Evening Dinner
Mrs. Frank M. Bender entertained a small group of friends at home with a pretty table, roses and ferns, and a pleasant post dinner conversation. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bennet Blair and Mr. and Mrs. W Barth with Myo Willam Barth among the attendees.
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Frank M. Bender
Frank MM. Bender
Bennet Blair
W.©. Barth
Myo. Willam Barth
Mrs. Bender
Cantaloupe Shipments From Turlock Reach Record Volume
Southern Pacific Tidewater Southern and Santa Fe officials report 3214 cartloads of cantaloupes shipped from Turlock last summer. Express shipments add more unsold volume. Growers through the Turlock Merchants and Growers and the irrigation district shipped crates at an average of 1.17 dollars each, a figure the association calls a fair average.
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Turlock
Southern Pacific
Tidewater- Southern
Santa Fe
Express
Turlock Irrigation District
Association
Businessman urges informed buyers on market conditions
A business man questions why buyers of his house would act without understanding current market conditions and buying opportunities, stressing the value of informed decisions in real estate.
Riders of Vengeance at Majestic Promises Action
Harry Carey stars in Riders of Vengeance to be shown at the Majestic theater Saturday evening. The Western tale features concentrated, logical action and impressive photography. Jack Ford directed the film set in mountain wilds and desert monotony of the West of New Mexico.
Dr Gandier to Return for 1920 State Prohibition Campaign
Dr. D. M. Gandier, now in the Orient, will return to California about December 20 to lead the 1920 campaign. He plans to oversee the effort to ratify the National Prohibition Amendment and passage of the Harris Enforcement Act, departing December 5 and staying active until after the November vote.
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D. M. Gandier
Orient
California
Gandier
America
First Woman Lawyer of British Empire Believed Toronto Alumna
Miss Clara Brett Martin is believed to be the first woman to practice law in the British Empire after being admitted to the Ontario Bar in 189% and serving seven years on Toronto's board of education.
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Clara Brett Martin
Ontario
Toronto
Time spent studying ads reshapes home finances
A compact look at how readers study advertisements to learn budgeting and maximize every dollar. The piece argues ads teach frugality and smart spending, guiding choices to stretch resources and safeguard household economics.
Fuel Administration orders coal distribution under war needs
The Fuel Administration directs coal use for essential public utilities and urgent needs. Nonessential industries must cut power and heat use, with signs and displays curtailed. Railroads will ration coal to five priority classes and retail dealers must limit household supplies to meet actual needs. Local authorities should supervise and enforce quotas.
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Garfield
Government
Fuel and Railroad Administration
API
United States Fuel Administration
Veen
Love Insurance on Screen Promises Romantic Plot
A film adaptation titled Love Insurance features a romance between a nobleman and an American heiress. The story centers on a marriage plot as the heiress becomes the object of the nobleman's pursuit amid workplace tensions.
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