Fragmentary 19th Century Notes and Names Amid Legal References
The text presents a garbled compilation of names, licenses, and legal references, mentioning licenses and tail lights, and listing numerous individuals such as Charber ML, Justice Stahl, and others. It reads like a muddled public notice or archival clipping with scattered proper nouns and partial phrases.
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Cali
Ate
Alechaorn
Breil Grivers
Coronauns
API
Justice Stahl
Chariber ML
Thompson
W. McMullen
J. Wy. Jenkins
HE. Garei Green
Roy K. Spencer
J. Ae
Walter Itton
Albert Lee
Ta. I. Morton
G. A. Rich
Irving A
CC. Benton
EF. Chambon
W. M. Tol
New Year Reception Sparks Traffic and Headlight Policy Debate
A chaotic multi topic report details a New Year reception misfire, a patrol stop, and police actions. It notes traffic fines, headlight regulations, and planned enforcement changes affecting drivers and captains, with references to Riverside County and local officials.
Fragmented OCR notes on local figures and society items
Scrambled text lists names and brief profiles including Leroy Gage Lawrence Be Zan and Mark Pat Person. Mentions a "HUGE SIKINNIR" and various descriptors. Context appears as a collage of biographical blurbs, favors, and social notes with uncertain completion.
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Leroy Gage
Ivow
Aibee
Lawrence
Mb Il
Sikinnir
Diever
Stanford Aggies Grow Confidence Ahead of Notre Dame Showdown
Stanford's varsity opened workouts at Rose Bowl as coach Pop Warner predicts a hard game with Notre Dame. He notes his players are fit and fired up despite warm weather, while Notre Dame studies Tucson practice and faces concerns over weight loss and pep. Odds shift as arrival in California nears.
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Stanford
Rose Powl
Couveh
Cilenn S. Warner
Seco
Cardinal
Palo Alto
Notre Dame
Tuscon
Rockne
Rock
Bowens
Husky
Tucson
Pasadena
California
Warner
McCoy Convicted of Manslaughter in L A Case
Kid McCoy was found guilty of manslaughter by a nine women and three men jury in Los Angeles. The panel deliberated 33 and a half hours over three days in Judge Charles Crail's court before returning a verdict at 5 p m. The charge related to the death of his former wife Teresa W Mors on August 12 in their apartment. The penalty ranges from one to ten years in prison.
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Los Angeles
Kid McCoy
McCoy
Teresa W. Mors
Charles Crail
Corona Calendar Highlights Include Club Meetings
The page lists meetings and events in Corona including Girls Club at 7:50 and Miss Van Zandt stage, Queen of Lights nominating, Redmen and Lion Club luncheons, New Years live dance, and Rotary luncheon at Hotel Kinney. Also notes market days and a Thursday New Year event with a potential Pisc op meeting.
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Business Girls Club
Miss van Zandt
Queen of Lights
Redmen
Rotary Club
Kinney
Udy Market Das
Corona
Weather Doubtful Tonight Rain Possible
Unsettled weather with possible light showers reported by G W Alexander local weather observer. A Pacific Northwest storm extending toward Sacramento and San Francisco may or may not reach Riverside by New Year’s Day with clouds keeping temperatures above citrus danger points.
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G. W. Alexander
L. S
Pacific Northwest
Sacramento
San Fran Cisco
Alexander
On the Air Tonight Radio listing in Los Angeles Times
The schedule covers December 30 with K H J-1 listings including a children's program by Professor Walter Sylvester Hertzog, a Radio Fairies segment with Louis F. Klein, a Samoa talk by Bertram Sandham, a Broadway Department Store sponsored Orpheus Four concert, and Earl Bennett’s Biltmore Hotel orchestra broadcast from 10 to 11 PM.
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Los Angeles Times
Walter Sylvester Hertzog
Radio Fairies
Titania
Sandman
Louis F. Klein
Samoa
Bertram Bk
Sandham
Broadway Department
Dick Winslow
Orpheus Four
Dave Shhultzspey
George Lipschultz
Helen Lewyn
Jennie Burkee
Earl Burtnett
Biltmore Hotel
Biltmore
Rhode Island Red claims state egg-laying record
Mrs. R. G. Covey of Toppenish Washington owns the hen that set a new best official egg-laying record by laying 300 eggs in a year in a laying contest conducted by Washington State College in Tacoma.
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Tacoma
Wash
Rhode Island
R. G. Covey
Toppenish, Wash
Washington State College
Bailiff Ed Lupton Leads Downtown Hotel Care
In a downtown hotel under the supervision of Bailiff Ed Lupton and Deputy Sheriff Mrs. Mattie Yaw, staff manage guest security and orderly operations. The arrangement underscores local law enforcement involvement in venue safety.
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Ed Lupton
Mattie Yaw
Carnival of Lights Election Sets January 8 Pageant
The Carnival of Lights organizers urge Coronans to join the festival marking the new electric system. Ballots for nominations are tallied tonight to select the ten top candidates for the election beginning tomorrow. Merchants offer a voter incentive, and information will be posted at the Daily Independent office.
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Cgbina
Thev Vona Royty
Chamber of Commerce
Corona Daily Independent
Tome
Daily Independent
Boston towns unite to oppose proposed telephone rate hike
A survey indicates local opposition to rate increases and cities will cooperate with Portorm in the fight. The effort targets higher charges affecting Boston area residents and businesses.
Reflected Activity and Bolshevik Talk in Civic Life
A local reflection argues that criticism of civic governance, even by respectable citizens, can act as propaganda and harm a growing city. It urges constructive, broad friendship and forward moving citizenship, warning against unfounded insinuations and personal attacks in Corona's public affairs. The piece ends with a teaser to continue on page two.
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Moscow
Lodge Brothers
Corona
Leeds Commander Worsley Plans New South Pole Expedition
Commander I W Worsley, who sailed with Shackleton as part of Antarctic expeditions, seeks funding for another venture to the South Pole. He described a plan to advance from the polar region toward the north over the pole, using caterpillar tractors for transport from the MacKenzie Delta.
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Leeds
Coampmander Iwronle A. Worsley
Sir E Ernest Shackleton
South Pole
Pole
MacKenzie Delta
Fire destroys home at 310 Merrill Street leaving six children homeless
A blaze at 310 Merrill Street gutted the dwelling owned by Ciro Gandese at 2 30 am. Firefighters prevented spread to adjacent structures and quickly reconnected hoses after a break in service. The fire left the mother and father and their six children homeless.
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Ciro Gandese
Merrill Street
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Ty Roy
Uncle Teaas
Pal
Darth
Ibbert
Tavis
Othe Etitte
Rome
Abbas
Peita
Crete Ettaad
Abel
Treeber Nets
Sitnard
Dhaamee
Teoanhe. de LeDs
Veoure
Warners
Lion Club
W. OT C
Reval Meidon
Ashecr
Hall
United States
KFI
Radio Central
Aeolan
Koetter
Gloria Blackiston
Carnival OF Lights
Boston
Alass
Dbortorm
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