Huerta Gunboats May Blockade Tampico
Washington reports indicate Huerta gunboats may blockade Tampico as Carranza supporters land arms on the Antilla. U S officials monitor the situation while signaling open Gulf ports after Tampico fell to constitutionalists. Calderon joins Carranza cabinet after Durango conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tampico
Badger
Mayo
State Department
Antilla
Carranza
United States
Huerta
Stanford Girls Entertained At Local Home
A group of Stanford University students will join a party hosted by Miss Bernice Jameson. Guests include Ruth Price of San Diego Eleanor Wallis of Los Angeles Lucile Curtis of Los Angeles Elizabeth Wheeler of San Jose Eilleen Everett of Orange Marjorie Tisdale of Redlands Helen Horton of Pasadena Mabel Dibell of Indiana Marjorie Foser of San Rafael and Harriet King of Banning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standford University
Bernice Jameson
Ruth Price
San Diego
Eleanor Wallis
Los Angeles
Lucile Curtis
Elizabeth Wheeler
San Jose
Eilleen Everett
Orange
Marjorie Tisdale
Redlands
Helen Horton
Pasadena
Mabel Dibell
Indiana
Marjorie Foser
San Rafael
Harriet King
Banning
Corona Public Library May 1914 Report
May 1914 library report shows 20 gift volumes added, 220 cards issued, receipts of 7.62 dollars, 2369 volumes circulated, 54 Sunday reading room attendees, 20 children’s hour participants, and an average daily use near 94 with a peak day of 170. Riverside Books reference noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Riverside
Phccutes
Eeee
House Destroyed by Fire at Fourth and Merrill Streets
A small house owned by George Brown and occupied by the Loporto family burned last night at 10:15. The furnitures were not insured by the occupants, while Brown carried Fireman's Fund coverage. Adjuster C A Swift inspected the loss as the fire department traced the location via the telephone office due to a delayed response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth and
Merrill Streets
George Brown
Loporto
Brown
Federal club seeks restraining order on pitcher Blanding
Kansas City Federals file notice to have pitcher Blanding of the Cleveland Americans appear before Judge Foets Monday. They move for a temporary injunction restraining him from playing with Cleveland or any club other than the Kansas City Federals.
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Chicago
Kansas City Federal Club
Blanding
Cleveland Americans
Foets
Cleveland
Kansas City Federals
Union Plans All Day Friday Meeting at Congregational Church
The Workers Union of the Congregational church will hold a regular all day meeting at the church on Friday June 5 from eleven to four. This will be the last gathering until September and the president invites every woman of the congregation to attend and feel welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers Union of the Congregational Church
Kermit Roosevelt to wed in Madrid ceremony
In Madrid on June 10 the civil marriage of Miss Belle Willard and Kermit Roosevelt will be performed by the Buena Vista district magistrate to comply with Spanish law. A room at the magistrate’s residence will serve as the civil venue, with a religious ceremony set for noon June 11 at the chapel of the British embassy attended by notable guests and bridal party members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Willard
Buena Vista
Belle Willard
Kermit Roosevelt
United States
Huerta Demands Heavy Price for Retirement
Vera Cruz June 4. Huerta seeks the legislation of all acts since his provisional presidency as the price for retirement. Delegates were authorized to offer the plan at the Niagara Falls conference. Huerta, with slim odds, vows to hold power with protection for himself and his circle. Constitutionalists dispute the legality of all Huerta acts. He foresees huge losses for lenders in his loan flotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Niagara Falls
Constitutionalists seize towns amid Mexico communications cut
June 3 report says all lines between Mexico City and the west coast are severed. Constitutionalists capture Radius prison isolating Huerta forces, surround Guadalajara, and seize Colin. In Durango, Tanima and Tantoyuca fall to Carranza's side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
S. California
Mazatlan
Mexico
Mexico City
Las Blas
Las Tres Marias Islands
Tepic
Radius
Huerta
Guadalajara
Manzanillo
Colin
Durango
Tanima
Tantoyuca
Vera Cruz
Carranza
Covina Youth Arrested After Motorcycle Accident
Covina youth Ted Burpee about eighteen was placed under arrest in Corona on a charge of stealing a motorcycle in Covina a month earlier. He was injured when thrown from a motorcycle on South Main street Tuesday evening and did not talk after being informed of the arrest. The stolen machine belonged to a Covina officer's brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Burpee
Covina
South Main Street
Jurpee
Corona
C. F. Larrabee
Larrabee
W. S. Peeler
Studebaker
Trial Opens Over Mona Lisa Theft Charge
Florence June 4. The trial of Vincenz QO. Perugia began before Dr. Amalidi the alienist who testified Perugia was only partly responsible for stealing Davinci's master piece Ilona Lisa from the Louvre in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Italy
Vincenz QO
Perugia
Davinci
Louvre
Paris
Amalidi
Mexican Gets Four Months In County Jail
Ramona Avina a Mexican was sentenced by Justice of the Peace W S Clayson to four months in Riverside county jail for fighting. Colton and Sherman officers nabbed the inebriated man Monday night with a horse owned by Nick Bakalis. Avina fought officers as they recovered the horse and was warned he could face harsher charges if trouble recurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Avina
Justice of the Peace
W. S. Clayson
Riverside
Offers Colton
Sherman
Nick Bakalis
Bakalis
Lamar
Avina
San Quentin
Angling Party Heads to Santa Ana Canyon and Big Bear
An angling party consisting of Lillibridge C A Holowy BE ed Genereux and A Swift with friend from Los Angeles, Howard Glass and O Priboa left by auto for upper Santa Ana canyon and Big Bear valley. Glass drove a Buick while Holloway ferried provisions and blankets in an Overland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. OR. Lillibridge
C. A. Holowy
Genereux
A. Swift
Mr. Franereux
Los Angeles
Howard Glass
O) Priboa
Upper
Santa Ana Canyon
Big Sear Valley
Charles Holloway
Splendors of the Universe to Be Shown at San Francisco 1915
The Panama Pacific International Exposition at San Francisco in 1915 promises unrivaled splendor with 34 nations joining to celebrate the opening of the Panama Canal. Over 60,000 exhibitors will install displays in vast halls, and the event is expected to be ready far before February 20, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Francisco Harbor
Golden Gate
United States
Panama Canal
Solon H. Borglum
Rockies
Petitioning in Dr Cook's Behalf to Recognize Pole Discoverer
A Michigan petition signed by several citizens asks Congress to recognize Dr Frederick A Cook as the North Pole discoverer. Senator Poindexter introduced a resolution to have Congress investigate Cook's claims. Supporters say Cook has not had a fair chance to vindicate himself and accuse Peary backers of ridiculing the doctor and denying him a square deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Congress
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Rene
Poindexter
Dr Cook
Cook
Admiral Peary
Local Patriotism and Civic Duty Highlight Town Spirit
The text urges readers to balance national pride with strong local loyalty. It urges citizens to support their town, speak well of it, promote its advantages, perform duties of citizenship, and collaborate with others to boost the community.
Signs Guide Motorists in 1915
The Automobile Club of Southern California orders 000 posts and 200 signs to direct auto traffic from Kansas City into Southern California on the Santa Fe Grand Canyon Needles National highway. Signs bear the club name and route insignia, with further orders as work proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of Southern
Divorce suit and travel news mix from Sparks Wire
In a brief wire report, Cale Ngo alleges infidelity in a divorce suit against William Raropp. Also noted are Mary Jones barred from boarding a steamship to Vancouver and protests by the United Mine Workers to Secretary of Labor Walser. Other items reference a yacht race and an offshore rescue incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale Ngo
Hua
Selomaiin Heink
William Raropp
Bees
Sia Tee
Oll
Mary Jones
Vancouver
B.C
United Mine Workers
Secretary of Labor
Walser
Washington
Nations ink pact to shield citizens in Mexican oil fields
Washington reports an agreement among the United States, Great Britain, and the Netherlands to protect their subjects from spoliation in Mexican oil fields. The accord aims to safeguard expatriate interests and ensure安全 for workers and investments amid unsettled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Netherlands
Corona Drago Store Sold Under New Management
Dr. B. R. Lennox announces purchase of the Corona Drago store from F. W. Murray and relocation to Corona. He asks for continued patronage from local residents as the new manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Corona Drago
B. R. Lennox
Pacific Electric Tells of Riverside to Corona Line Progress
Colonel Pillsbury of the Pacific Electric Railway says the Riverside to Corona extension will be rushed after the state railroad commission decides on the grade crossing over the Salt Lake line. He notes Magnolia avenue connections are in and work will proceed quickly once permission is granted. The extension from Harrison street to Corona hinges on the commission ruling and Magnolia avenue work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colties
Ek Pillsbury
Eeltie Electric Railway Company
Riverside
P. F
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Tllsbury
Pacific Flectric
Magnolia
State Railroad Commission
Salt Lake Line
Pillsbury
Bute
Macnolia Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Tibbets Station
Harrison Street
Arlington
Corona
Pacific Electric Company
Colonel Pitlshirs
Magnolia Avenue
Salt
Ono
Railroad Commission
Local men fined after Black Bass fishing trip
A group including M. Baird D. K. Wilson and others completed a fishing trip on Secondido Lake returning with a few black bass. Bowen led the catch and the event ended with fines issued to the party for unspecified violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL M. Baird
D. K. Wilson
BL BR. Cooper
C. A. Holloway
Bert Timble
Woo A. Pottadehe
FR Bert Cameron
Willian Stevenson
Ce Fico
Bowen
Biggest tourist day boosts Corona business and gas demand
Wood and Peeter report last Sunday as Corona’s peak tourist day with record gasoline and supply sales. As tourists return, auto shops and merchants expect broad prosperity across the state, with March starting busy and shop activity rising.
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Peeter
Corona
Vocek
Opinion Echoes Holiday folly and free speech
The writer argues that national holidays invite people to display foolish behavior and seize chances to say and do reckless things, reflecting on public restraint and cultural norms. The piece surveys how ceremonies shape speech and conduct.
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New York
Francis Urquidi
Anas
Fernando Calderon
Calderon
Stanford
Corona Public Library
Pitcher Blanding
Bic Bear
Panama-Pacific International Exposition Co
H. 8. Crocker Co
DR. Cook
Dtttre le Beerestary
Franklin
Mark Daniels
England
P.E
Geo
Railroad” Commission
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