Yankees May Yet March in Berlin
The Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung prints an alleged American wireless dispatch claiming allied troops will occupy Berlin to police the city. A Heidelburg dispatch reports a workers council says French forces will occupy Heidelberg and Mannheim after watchmen at Mannheim prison killed three French prisoners. Mannheim lies 45 miles southwest of Frankfurt.
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Heidelburg
Copenhagen
Deutsche Algemeine Zeitung
Berlin
Mannheim
Frankfort
Violent clashes in Essen as soldiers attempt flag revolt
Reports from Amsterdam say returning soldiers in Essen tried to upraise a red flag sparking riot violence. Several people were killed and others injured in the unrest while Hamm saw a large troop demonstration and casualties were noted but not fully confirmed.
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Amsterdam
Essen
Hamm
Christmas Red Cross Membership Drive Under Way
The War Relief Council and state Red Cross officials remind Corona residents to join the 1919 Red Cross drive. Membership costs one dollar yearly, with 22 million Americans already enrolled. The campaign plans to use past Liberty Loan teams or new organizers and will announce details soon. Members are urged to pay War Chest pledges and join promptly.
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War Relief Council of
Corynt
Red Cross
Relief Council
Corona
Arlington
Prado
Riverside claims and Corona casualty notice
Riverside rumors upset residents in Limespase as county papers tied a Riverside boy to Company M. The Corona casualty list should include Robert Curl, whose parents reside here and whose home is listed as this city for soldiers’ insurance purposes.
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Riverside
Company M
Coronans
Robert Curl
Corona
Taft Offered Head Role in National Baseball Leagues
The proposal would place W H Taft as sole member of the national commission overseeing the National and American leagues. Supporters say a respected figure is needed to lead major league baseball while Taft emphasizes acting only as a judge of law and fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Taft
National Commission of National and
Taft
Ciean Baseball
Lealsiies
Missouri Visitor Recalls South Riverside in Corona
Mr J S Stevens of Missouri visiting sister Mrs H J Masters and nephew Frank Masters in Corona. He seeks the old South Riverside location, learns he is already in the colony, and reflects that thirty years ago he aimed to bank here but moved home. He may winter in Corona and perhaps stay, drawn by Southern California’s appeal.
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J .S. Stevens
Missouri
Mecca
J. S. Stevens
H. J. Masters
Frank Masters
Mr. Stevens
Corona
Corona Colony
Frank
South Riverside
John
Old South Riverside Colony
Stevens
South Riverside Hotel
Sixth
Washburn and Main
Cotona
California
Mile High Airship Collision Astonishes Cadet Letter
Cadet Max J. Money reports a remarkable midair hook at 5800 feet between two airships over Mt Clement’s Mich field. Four occupants survived a 38000 foot fall with minor injuries, including Cooke and Chewning, now recovering in hospital. The letter hints at the Liberty motor in a De Havilland DH 400 and praises the flight crews as heroic.
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Mt. Clement's Mich
Cooke
Danville
Linder
Sle
Wilson adviser warns League of Nations could threaten peace
Senator Lewis, Democratic whip and adviser, warned the Senate that the proposed League of Nations might endanger world peace rather than guarantee it. He said the past great wars grew from violated peace compacts and urged caution about alliances with former foes.
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Washingtonn
Wilson
Europe
Lewis
Senate
League of Nations
Villa Threats Prompt U.S. Military Action
The report states that Villa is again causing trouble across the border, with Uncle Sam prepared to strike back. The tone suggests impending U.S. military involvement to curb the threat posed by Villa's forces.
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Villa
Sam
Debate Postponed In Citrus Belt League Opener
The first Citrus Belt Debating League match featuring Corona High is postponed from Friday December 13 to Thursday December 19. Debaters from Corona, Hemet, and San Bernardino will discuss whether postwar government should own and operate railways, with Corona aiming to defend its strong two year record. The issue, timely and debated nationwide, shapes public discussion ahead of upcoming months.
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Citrus Belt Debating League
Corona High School
United States
Viola Peeler
Winnetta Glass
Hemet
Frederick Laster
Frances Berry
San Bernardino
Corona
New League
State League
University of California
Wilson
Local library training course enrolls six learners
A library training class directed by Miss Helen J. Coffin has grown to six members: Misses Helen Chaney and Dorothy Fear and Mesdames L. J. Hildreth, Margaret Thacker, Edna Hemme, and W. E. Gunn. The program runs four hours daily, six days a week for six weeks, with two hours of study and two hours of practical work. Mrs. Gunn substitutes in the library during training.
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Helen J. Coffin
Helen Chaney
Dorothy Fear
L. J. Hildreth
Margaret Thacker
Edna Hemme
W. E. Gunn
Cain Brand Follows Wilhelm From Eden
A lone figure named Wilhelm departs a German Eden amid mounting hostility as every hand seems against him. He bears the mark of Cain on his forehead, signaling ingrained accusation and peril.
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Wilhelm
Cain
The Eleventh Hour and Its Historic Mark in War
An essay notes the significance of the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month as a turning point in war. It mentions Newton and various prophecies, then cites a biblical verse about Solomon and covenant, warning of consequences for disobedience.
Wireless control fight on docket
A big battle for naval control of wireless stations opens with hearings set for December 12 before the House Merchant Marine Committee. The dispute pits the Navy against American Marconi over ship-to-shore stations and commercial wireless links, amid plans to connect routes to the Far East.
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Washington
Ilearings
House
Merchant Marine
Navy
American
Marconi Company
Bulind
Marconi
Tat
Grag
Atlantic
Marshiniwi
United States
Far East
Say
Todd
Naval Communicacion
Cormdue
Wilson to Seek Aid Directing Food Distribution
President Wilson plans to invite officials to France to help distribute American foodstuffs and raw materials to starving European populations. Bernard Baruch, head of the War Industries Board, is expected to be named. The George Washington nears New York under heavy seas as Wilson rests and avoids seasickness. He and Mrs. Wilson participated in an abandon ship drill. His Italy visit is due within two weeks of Brest, then Belgium and England.
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U.S
George Washington
United Press
Wilson
France
Bernard Baruch
War Industries Bord
New York
Italy
Brest
Belgium
Enghand
Temescal Lodge Meeting Opened Till Saturday Evening
The meeting of Temescal Lodge F and A M was opened this evening for Begres and will continue until tomorrow Saturday evening. C M Scoville. d6-11.
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Temescal Lodge
Begres
C. M. Scoville
Freedom of the Seas as German War Justification
The article contends Germany exploited the phrase freedom of the seas to gain sympathy and influence during World War I. It argues Germany pressed this theme in conferences and propaganda, citing acts from 1914 through 1915 such as the attacks on Belgian and Luxembourgish territory and the sinking of Lusitania and Falaba to justify its naval warfare.
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Boston
Germany
The
Hague
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Luixemburg
Belgium
Great Britain
United States
Warnius
Victis
U.mléa
Agalg
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Corona War Chest
American Red Cross
Mt. Clements, Mich
Field
Max J. Money
Newton, Ht
Hhere
Liberty
de Haviland
D. H
H. P. Liberty
Woodrow
Miss Berry
Laster
Meat Department
New England
Libby
Corona Mercantile Co
Solomon
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