Trustees Make Two Appointments At Morning City Meeting
The city board of trustees at city hall at 9 o clock made two appointments and declared the offices of city recorder and city street superintendent vacant. Hull reappointed city recorder at 40 dollars per month starting June 15 and Tuthill reappointed city street superintendent at 100 dollars per month. Ordinances 323 and 324 were read, with 323 on street care and 324 on street signs. Ramsey proposed an ordinance to require gun buyers’ names and addresses, Freeman to draft it. A motorcycle for police was discussed, notes show leave for President Pentelow and lawn mower needs. Meeting set for June 16.
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City Hall
City Recorder
City Street
QO. P. Hull
A. B. Tuthill
Corona
Willits
City of
F. J. Mueller
Terpening
Ramsey
Police Department
W. J. Pentelow
New York State
L. R. Nichols
Main Street
Sixth and Main Streets
Colorado River Flood Threat Reaches Needles and San Bernardino
Dispatches from The Needles and other desert towns report the Colorado River is again in flood threatening serious damage. The Santa Fe railroad has more than 750 men guarding riverbank low spots and will seek additional help this evening.
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San Bernardino
Colorado River
Needles
Santa Fe Railroad
Shower for Nell Ratliff and W S Clayson Jr
A miscellaneous shower was given Saturday evening by Mr and Mrs W S Clayeen Sr in honor of W S Clayson Jr and Miss Nell Ratliff who were married today The event included a two course luncheon and social hour with many family members from Riverside in attendance.
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M. Terpening
T. A. Fraser
Florence
W. S. Clayson
Nell Ratliff
W.S. Clayson
Woman Arrested for Murder of Husband and Child
In Los Angeles on June 9 a 22 year old widow Mrs Kate Schwartz was arrested after her three year old child was found dead in the arms of her husband, Charles Schwartz a special policeman. She faces a murder charge and claims her husband shot himself after a quarrel over the child and $5000 from the child’s father who is unnamed. Neighbors report the shot escaped powder marks, prompting the arrest.
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Los Angeles
Kate Schwartz
Copenhagen approves suffrage amendment but blocks by upper house
A Danish constitutional amendment granting women full suffrage and removing property qualifications was passed by parliament. Conservatives abstained in the upper house, and Premier asked the king to extend parliament and call an election.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Labor Leaders Appeal for Clemency to President
The June 9 cabinet meeting took up the clemency appeal for Frank Ryan and other labor leaders convicted in the dynamite conspiracy. Attorney General McReynolds advised against pardoning them. they are to report to Leavenworth Federal Prison on June 25 to begin sentences.
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Washington
Frank Ryan
McReynolds
Levenworth
Kansas
Mexican gunboats and American cruisers sail south
Mexican gunboats sailed south last night followed by American cruisers as tensions rose in the region.
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Washington
Minister Blanquet declines to answer cabinet resignation questions
In Mexico City on June 9 the Minister of War Blanquet declined to respond to questions about a reported cabinet resignation. The remark came amid national political tension and speculation about changes in the government.
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Mexico City
Blanquet
Sheriff Wilson Visits City To Renew Subscription
Riverside county sheriff Frank P. Wilson stopped in the city on business and to renew his subscription. Friends hope he will announce candidacy for re election.
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Frank P. Wilson
Riverside County
Peace Plan Moves Mexican Mediation Forward
The United States rejects war indemnity from Mexico and pushes for a stable constitutional government. Mediators present an American peace plan urging provisional government recognition and balanced cabinet roles. Mexican delegates seek more assurances before armistice terms, with hopes for a coordinated path to pacification through continued talks and Carranza’s guidance.
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United States
Mexico
Niagara Falls
Huerta
Bute
Dollar Day in Corona Saturday Promises Dollar Bargains
Corona merchants join to hold Dollar Day next Saturday with many items priced at one dollar. Ads on a special page next Thursday promote bargains that sometimes cost half the usual price, aligning with local optimism and regional prosperity notes from the Los Angeles Examiner. Sample Independent copies will reach R F D and Star Route homes along mail routes.
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Corona
California
Los Angeles Examiner
Independent
Star
Republicans in Lead with 347 637 Votes
Sacramento report shows after four counties, Republicans lead with 347637 votes, Democrats 181226, Progressives 170835, Socialists 47127, Prohibitionists 25364 in state registration figures. Secretary of State Jordan notes continuing tallies.
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Sacramento
Jordan
Coronans Marry in Colton Today
Miss Nell Ratliff married Walter S. Clayson in a quiet Colton home ceremony at 10 am. Rev. Davis officiated with Episcopal ring service as guests watched a daisies and Cecil Bruner roses setting. The couple left for Santa Barbara and upstate points for their honeymoon.
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Nell Ratliff
Walter S. Clayson
Colton
Rev
Davis
Colton Presbyterian Church
Cecil Bruner
Eva Rathi
Rubenstein
Santa Barbara
East Kendall Street
Alis. A. Ratliff
Hoa
Paul
McCully
Oliver
Los Angeles
West Clayson
Corona
Earl McDonald
Riverside
S. H. Clayson
Corona Country Club
Clayson
Riverside Bride and Groom Receive Wide Congratulations
The Independent lauds one of Riverside county’s rising young attorneys as a new bride and groom receive hearty congratulations from friends and well wishers.
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Riverside County
Two Arrested on Charge of Stealing Auto
Mrs Lillie Watts and Raymond Tinnin were arrested at San Bernardino on auto theft charges after Watts accepted a ride across the desert. Tinnin pleaded guilty and asked for probation. Watts remained jailed.
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Lillie Watts
Nosalbe
Raymond Tinnin
San Francisco
Watts
San Bernardino
Tinnin
Suffragists Win Chicago Victory At Preliminary Meeting
Suffragists won a victory at the preliminary meeting of the national federation of women's clubs in Chicago. It is understood suffrage organizations will have representation at the convention on the same basis as non political clubs. About seven thousand delegates attended. Politicians seeking women voters reportedly maneuver to suppress the prohibition issue.
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Chicago
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Schuman-Heink Granted Divorce in Chicago
Opera singer Motutame Schuman-Heink was granted a divorce from William Rapp Jr in Chicago. Evidence favoring the estranged wife included romantic letters to Mrs. Katherine Dean of New York.
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Chicago
Motutame Schuman-Heink
William Rapp, Jr
Katherine Dean
New York
Chicago Bar Association Lecture Advocates Diplomatic Academy
Curt Guild former governor of Massachusetts and ex ambassador urged creation of an American diplomacy academy modeled on West Point and Annapolis. He argued diplomats need formal training and life careers with salaries and quarters abroad to attract capable men. The discussion followed his presentation to the Chicago Bar Association.
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Cleecago
June Yoo
American Nations Academy of Diplomacy
West Point
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Curt’s Guild
Massieusetts
Tae
Csaie Mero Guild
Tlopjaawin Frawdin -Cowd
O P Hull Visits China On Business
O P Hull was in China on business today. He met with local officials and discussed trade opportunities and potential projects.
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O O. P. Hull
China
Lion and Mouse Coming to Corona Theater
The Lion and the Mouse is showing at La Corona theater tomorrow and Thursday. A strong drawing card, the feature picture draws crowded houses, with a plot involving financier John Burkett Ryder, his clash with Judge Ross, and a love triangle with Shirley Rossmore and Jefferson Ryder.
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LA Corona Theatre
Lion and the Mouse
la Corona Theater
John Burkett Ryder
Ryder
Judge Rossmore
Supreme Court
Shirley Rossmore
Jefferson Ryder
Europe
Shirley
Jefferson
Senator Roberts
Sarah Green
Kate Roberts
Prince of Englands
Shirley Loesdhas
Siah Chers
Rossmars
Imples Strerbey
Permit Allows Entry to Constitutionalists at Mazatlan
In Mazatlan California, June, a military governor issued a permit enabling civilians, including women and children, to seek shelter with the constitutionalists to obtain food during hungry months.
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Mazatlan
California
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