Rumors and unrest as Huerta battles continue in Mexico
Reports from Mexico City describe widespread excitement and rumors of Huerta plans, including possible execution or forced service of former deputies. Dispatches recount Cordero’s train disaster, rebel advances near Morelia and Cuernavaca, and Zapatista activity in Puebla, with arms negotiations underway in Tokio and an imminent attack on Monterey.
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Mexico City
Monterey
Huerta
Mexican
Chamber of Deputies
Quiroz
Rubio Navarrete
Victoria
Mrs Mary L Potter Buried in Riverside
Funeral services were held at the First M. E. church for Mrs Mary L Potter with Rev L D Van Arnam officiating. The church was filled with flowers and heartfelt tokens from relatives, friends, and organizations including the WCTU and WAC. Surviving are her husband Judge Harvey Potter a son Earle Potter four sisters and a brother with care by daughter in law Mrs Earle Potter.
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Harvey Potter
Earle Potter
Corona
J. M. Rhodes
Lavinia Roe
Riverside
Martha Hoskyn
Glendale
Cornelia Price
Jefferson
Iowa
Simon Price
South Dakota
Corona to Get City Mail Delivery
Corona will receive city mail delivery and residents must obtain mail boxes. The Daily Independent offers several hundred government approved boxes for 50 cents each, with the requirement to cover a year’s subscription at pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
CITY
Daily Independent
Mrs J T Hamner Visits Alvord in Town Day
Mrs J T Hamner of Alvord spent the day in town today. She toured local shops and visited friends before returning home in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Hamner of
Alvord
Engagement Announced At Lunch For Ethel Scoville
The engage ment of Miss Ethel Scoville to Fred W. Kuster was announced at a 12 o clock luncheon at Mr. Frank Scoville’s South Main street home. Guests found the couple’s names on their plates and celebration continued with a Cupid loving cup centerpiece. The wedding is set for Thursday January 1 1914.
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Corona
Frank Scoville
South Main Street
Scoville
Ethel Scoville
Fred W. Kuster
Geo. Brown
G. R. Freeman
Daniel Lord
G. W. Waterbury
M. Terpening
Chas. Scoville
Bess Rudisell
Elizabeth Andrews
Luella Brewer
Harriet Bates
Nell Rat
Welsh rarebit soirée hosted by Miss Hilda Glenn
Last evening Miss Hilda Glenn entertained several friends at her Garrettson avenue home with a Welsh rarebit spread. Guests reported an enjoyable time at the supper. Co. F. Ansley is moving from his home near Washington school to the corner of Lincoln and Ontario streets.
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Hilda Glenn
Garrettson Avenue
Co. F. Ansley
Washington School
Lincoln and
Ontario Streets
Denver Endures Severe Denver Snowstorm Aftermath
A brutal Denver snowstorm stranded the city, shutting down major offices and leaving coal in short supply. Telecommunication lines faced risk as 45.5 inches of snow fell, with ongoing precipitation in Colorado and nearby states. Hospitals and businesses closed while crews worked to restore service and prevent isolation.
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Government Bureau
Colorado
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Wyomine
New Mexico
Dozens of U.S. Warships Headed Toward Mexican Waters
More than a dozen American warships were active off Mexico seeking to blockade principal ports if war erupts. Rear Admiral Frank I. Fletcher led ships near Vera Cruz with the Louisiana Michigan New Hampshire Tacoma and Wheeling while Rear Admiral Clifford J. Boush moved with Rhode Island New Jersey Nebraska and Virginia. The Chester joined later, placing seven battleships two cruisers and one gunboat on the east coast. on the west coast were Pittsburgh California Maryland Annapolis and Glacier. Additional ships prepared at League Island Navy Yard in Philadelphia.
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Republic
Frank I. Fletcher
Vera Cruz
Louisiana
Michigan
New Hampshire
Tacoma
Wheeling
Clifford J. Boush
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Nebraska
Virginia
Chester
Mexico
Pittsburgh
California
Maryland
Annapolis
Glacier
League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Snowbound Denver Faces Coal Shortage Disrupting City Life
Denver endures heavy snowfall as streets clog with four to five foot piles, prompting police to direct traffic and restrict vehicle movement. Coal supplies are strained, risking hotel power and heating. streetcars and coal wagons are prioritized while workers shovel rooftops to prevent collapse.
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Phere
Pranmwasotey
Blythe Robbers Captured in Hotel at El Centro
Two young men identified as Tom Darling alias Greene and J Paul Case alias Cress were arrested at the Franklin hotel in El Centro after a Blythe robbery and murder on Tuesday. The pair arrived just ahead of pursuing posses and had time to sleep before detection. about $5000 in gold from the Blythe robbery was found under their pillows. They are being taken to Riverside by Sheriff Wilson.
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Tom Darling
Greene
J. Paul Case
Cress
Franklin
el Centro
Blythe
Riverside
Wilson
Bride Returns with Harry Daniels in Corona
Harry Daniels arrives from Minneapolis with his bride Wanda Hedka. The couple reside at the A. E. Brown home on East Sixth Street while Daniels resumes work at the KHL Ott store where he formerly held a position.
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Harry Daniels
Minneapolis
Harry
Corona
Jim
Miss
Wanda Hedka
Mrs. Daniels
A. E. Brown
East Sixth Street
Mr. Daniels
KHL. Ott
Temescal Lodge Elects Officers in Thursday Vote
M B Clayson chosen Worshipful Master and officers named Harry L Lymin Senior Warden Luther Patton Junior Warden Geo Brown Treasurer A Dr Larrabee Secretary Installation planned next month A Good Roads mass meeting at Corona city hall Monday features Karl B Carlton and Woo R Chaney of Riverside as principal speakers.
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M. EB. Clayson
Harry Ll. Lymin
Luther Patton
Geo. Brown
Treas
Good Roads
Corona City Hall
Karl 8
Carlton
Woo R. Chaney
Riverside
Irrigation Expert Urges Efficient Water Use and Land Care
A Salt Lake City conference on U S Reclamation Service and irrigation asks how to cut seepage and waste, deliver water high on farms, and charge by water used. Prof B A Itcheverry reports that lining canals, precise delivery, and farmer education will maximize crop returns with limited water.
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U. S. Reclamation Service
Salt Lake City
B. A. Itcheverry
Department of Irrigation
University of California
Reclamation Services
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Colleges
David P. Barrows
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Santa Helena
Major Cordero
Martin Espinoza
Moreia
Guadalajara
Manzanillo
Zacatecas
Calera
Zapatists
Puebla
Matamoros
Izucar
Zapatistas
Cuernavaca
Wmexico
Francisco de la Barra
Paris
Taiko-Shokai
Mary L. Potter
The
Corona National Bank
Denver
Colo. Dee, S
Mexican Waters
Photos
American Press Association
Temescal
LODGE
Etcheverry
First National Bank
A. J. Ware
Pres
GEO
S. C. Harrington
Asst. Cash
Laura V. Kirby
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