Speeding and liquor cases headline recorder session
Teddy Lee faced charges of reckless driving and speeding on Main Street with no operator’s license. He received a $100 fine paid by a passenger grandmother. W. E. Mills announced he is off liquor after a drunken episode that left him unable to recall events. Mills was fined $50. Florencia Lopez and Ricardo Lugo married at recorder’s court and will reside at 215 West Second Street.
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Teddy Lee
Gaddie
Main Street
Los Angeles
W. E. Mills
Miller
Mills
Florencia Lopez
Ricardo Lugo
Recorder’s Court
West Second Street
Street Lights Factory to Move to Los Angeles
The Union Metal Manufacturing Co of Canton Ohio will relocate its street lighting factory to Los Angeles to dominate the city’s ornamental street light stand business. W A Porterfield, the general sales manager, sealed the site purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Union Met. Manufacturing Company
Canton
Ohio
W. A. Porterfield
Indoor game tomorrow night draws local crowd
The publicity committee of the recreation club announces a practice indoor game tomorrow night on the grounds featuring an unnamed team vs Corona regulars. Arlington visits next Friday for a league clash, with Arlington claiming the last meeting on Corona's court.
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Recreation Club
Corona
Arlington
Rooters
Rubber plantation plan for desert sites in Indio
Scientists predict rubber production in arid southwest regions after long experiments at the India government agricultural station. Karl Kellerman of the Bureau of Plant Industry says deserts could be turned into large rubber plantations, creating a new stream of industrial wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indio
India Government
Karl Kellerman
Bureau of Plant Industry
Washington, D.C
Covert raid drives two Mexican women from city by sunset
Police ordered two Mexican women to depart the city by sundown after a Saturday raid uncovered bootleg liquor. In a back yard officers found a bottle of hootch and a buried mash barrel. the son faces liquor charges. Local gossip mentions Fecitas Arrenia as an aged coquette with three marriages in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarry Street
Marguerita Castro
Easton
Patterson
Theson
Fecitas Arrenia
Mexico
Unusual Attractions At California Show House
The California theatre offers a second showing of White Fang by Jack London with Strongheart the famed dog actor guiding the trek through Alaska. Tomorrow and Wednesday feature Triumph with Leatrice Joy and Rod La Rocque, a Cecil B. DeMille production, billed as a modern society love drama bigger than Manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California’ Theatre
Jack London
Strongheart
Leatrice Joy
Rod la Rocque
Cecil B. DeMille
Pico Boulevard Widening Planned From Crenshaw to City Limits
Los Angeles authorities announce a plan to widen Pico Boulevard from Crenshaw to the western city boundary. The project aims to improve traffic flow and future development along a busy transit corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pico Boulevard
Crenshaw
Corona Calendar of church and club events
The notice lists local gatherings at the Recreation ground City hall and various churches. Events include indoor games practice sessions Bible study prayer meetings Nazarene service Lions Club Rotary meetings and choir practice throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist and Christian Church
Recreation Ground
Cong. Church
Corona
City Hall
Christian Church
Church of the Nazarene
Lions Club
Hotel Kinney
Rotary
Two Women Start Two Week Outing at Long Beach
Mrs. W. C. Barth and Mrs. J. B. Blair departed last week for a two week outing at Long Beach.
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W. C. Barth
J. B. Blair
Long Beach
Orange County to Tell Canada of Southland Attractions
Twenty five citizens from North Orange County coast towns will tour Western Canada to promote Orange County coast attractions along the Pacific. Stops include Portland Seattle Vancouver Victoria Edmonton Saskatoon Winnipeg St Paul Sioux City Denver Salt Lake City and more. The three week tour aims to interest northern residents in visiting Orange County beaches and towns. The effort is led by the South Coast association and begins near the end of September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
San Jo
Capistrano
Laguna Beach
Arch Beach
Corona del Mar
Balboa
Newport
Costa Mesa
Huntington Beach
Sunset Beach
Seal Beach
Canada
South Coast Association
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
Victoria
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
St. Paul
Sioux City
Denver
Salt Lake City
Granddaughter of Robert Burns Dies in England
Annie Burns, last surviving granddaughter of poet Robert Burns and daughter of Lt. Col. James Glencairn Burns, died at Pittville Lawn, Cheltenham in her ninety fifth year. She had a sister Sarah who married Dr. Hutchinson and four nephews and other descendants remain. Her father was born August 12 1794 and served in the East India Company.
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London
Eng
Annie Burns
James Glencairn Burns
Robert Burns
Pittville Lawn
Cheltenham
Sarah
Hutchinson
James Glencairn
East Indian Company
National record set in Southern California tax collections
A fiscal year ending June 30 shows Southern California internal revenue district receipts at 4,639,455 above 1920 levels amid tax schedule shifts and rate reductions. Despite a 28,000,000 revenue loss in 1925, overall collections rose to 56,242,542, with a 14,789,854 gain over 1924 after 1924 charges were annulled.
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Southern
California
Internal Revenue District
Treasury Department
Rex B. Goodwell
Beciaim
Ficomc
Zoveva Bos
Geo. Shoburgh
Fred Hodge
Luther McSsalecs
Revenue Loss Forecast For Los Angeles District In 1925
The Los Angeles district expects a revenue loss of 15 622 046 with a 732 146 drop in collections versus 1924 while Florida may be the only unit to show increased total receipts for the 1925 fiscal year over 1920, according to Collector Goodcel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Internal Revenue Department
Florida
Goodcel
White Sox Defeat Keystone Drug 7 5 in Arlington
The White Sox indoor baseball team defeated Keystone Drug 7 to 5 at Arlington Saturday night. Three home runs were hit, two by Ragedale and one by Stayton, tying the teams at one win each as they set up a rematch for the rubber match tomorrow night with a new bat awarded to the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Arlington
Keystone Drug
Ragedale
Stayton
Bus Factory to Rise on Coast in Los Angeles
Plans are nearly finished for a large passenger bus plant to be built here representing over 2.5 million dollars. The factory will be a branch of the Dorris Motor Car company of St. Louis and will include local capitalists in its investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
Dorris Motor Car Company
St. Louis
British Syndicate Plans Pacific Kelp Beds Use
A British syndicate led by F. C. Thorney aims to exploit Pacific coast kelp beds. A Los Angeles plant is planned akin to a unit in England. Extracted products include iodine, potassium chloride, carbon, and a briquette-making substance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
F. C. Thorney
London
Thorney
Los Angeles
England
Motor Vehicle Act Penalties Highlight Court Appearances
Local judges warn motor vehicle offenders who skip court after five day notices face possible penalties. The act allows a $500 fine or six months jail or both for failure to appear in person or by counsel. Recorder Miller notes fewer nonappearances recently, with some defendants admitting guilt by letter and seeking fines.
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C. R R. Miller
Automobile Club
Santa Fe Plans Big Machine Shop and Round House
Santa Fe railway outlines a plan to build a large machine shop round house and classification center. The project would employ 600 to 1,000 workers and cost about 6.6 million dollars including a large pre cooling unit. The first step was purchasing a 600 acre tract for 550 thousand dollars, with earlier offers of the same vicinity for 550 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Railway
Clare
Ee Sekment
Sitsle
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Achison, Topeka & Santa Fe
California celebrates jubilee with statewide fiestas and events
The state marks its seventy fifth birthday since admission to the Union with fiestas and pageants across more than fifty cities. Plans include cherry parades, beauty pageants, Spanish fiestas, rodeos, and waterside shows from June to fall. California’s 1925 observance recalls days of the Dons. The 1850 population was 92,697. current estimates top four million.
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Califor
Oregon
Mission San Jo Capistrano
Hollywood
Berkeley
Sequoia National Park
Foolish Drink Confession Leads to Fine in Court
Porry Valik admitted at a hearing outside police court that he claimed to toe shine but denied drinking it. He was fined $100 and argued that it is allowed to sell but not to drink.
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Pittsburgh
Porry Valik
Nlew
Valikes
Daniels Funeral Held This Afternoon
Henry Daniels died after heart attack following an operation at Riverside community hospital. He lived 12 years in Corona and was foreman at Richards Ranch. Survived by wife three daughters Mrs William Broyles Mrs Charles Horkel rath and Mrs Joe Riley a DA Alfred Daniels and one sister Mrs Mary Kitto of Los Angeles. Interment at Sunnyslope Cemetery with Odd Fellows charge. Rev Charles Livans officiated.
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Daniels
Coren
Bern Gate
Sunnyslope Coneter
Oddieow
Charles Livans
Cerviers
Henry Daniels
Comunity Hospital
Riverside
Ile Hes
Corona
Hichards Vanch
William Broyles
Charles Horkelrath
Joe Riley
Alfred Daniels
Mary Kitto
Los Angeles
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Speeder
Main ST
Recorder Miller
Street Lights Factory
Coquette
Southland
Northern
Wilds
North
Robt. Burns
Goodcell
Recorders
Justices of the Peace
Sunnyslope
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