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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
1
Washington reports Carranza’s reply to South American envoys awaited for transmission to Niagara Falls. Antilla's war cargo and Tampico blockade talks stir officials as mediation factors evolve with no armistice in sight.
F W Murray pled not guilty before Judge Hull to selling whisky without a prescription in his drug store. Attorney Miguel Estudillo led the defense with Loyal C Kelly as associate. City Attorney G R Freeman urged immediate trial due to a key witness travel. The judge did not grant a full postponement.
Mr and Mrs Brack Featherston arrived home on the 526 train last night from a honeymoon trip spent in Los Angeles Catalina Island and at various beaches. They have taken up residence in the Oakey residence on the Boulevard tract.
The Colorado river flood threatens Needles and southern California towns as the crest nears Friday. Two prospectors and an Indian boatman died in the river. levee breaks south of Needles relieve pressure, while Calexico crews race to raise the Volcano Lake levee with Captain Harbord warning Washington of a critical situation.
Senate action on the tolls exemption repeal moves toward a vote before adjournment. The administration seeks passage by a safe majority amid a local rent dispute case involving a black man and Charleton family, with witnesses including N B Tucker Ellis Tucker Joe Garrack and Mrs. Chatterson. The case centers on a trunk and alleged unpaid rent. defense requests dismissal for insufficient evidence.
A provocative report on how global events around Turkey spark local concern. Citizens discuss possible implications for markets and security while leaders call for calm and orderly civic response. The piece reflects wartime rhetoric and religious framing guiding public sentiment.
A rapid blaze on the East Side traps four women and three men who perish in the fire. Eight others suffer burns or injuries as flames cut off their escape.
The Corona section notes two June weddings. David Shoemaker and Blanche Alumbaugh wed in Santa Anna and plan to reside in Corona, while Dan Sheld and Lulu Abbott married at the Abbott home and will move to Auld Winchester for work. Both couples are welcomed by friends.
Judge P. dull dismissed the charges against Thomas J Hart a Los Angeles man who rented a room from N O Chatterson in the North Main street rooming house and left town without paying rent. Chatterson testified Hart owed ten dollars and disputed exact payments while Hart and his wife lived in the rear rooming house. The prosecution argued wilful credit obtained and subsequent departure but the case ended in dismissal.
Washington June 10 The national prohibition question again loomed in Congress as it became practically certain the house would be forced to vote at an early date on the issue. The brief item hints at continued discussion and possible action in the chamber.
Mrs C V Findley and her sons arrived in Corona on Saturday to spend a few days with her mother Mrs Ne Wille Stevens.
The Woman's Liberal Federation passed resolutions denouncing militants and militancy. They demand severe punishment for suffragettes who offend against persons or property. President Lady Carlisle warned against spurious sentimentality that excuses unlawful acts.
London reports Mrs. Pankhurst evaded a police watch at her home. She slipped out today and is likely to establish headquarters elsewhere as part of her ongoing campaign against the royal family.
The article notes a third victory by Wins Third Victory over Vanitie in el cthation trials for the American vaelt to defend Clecero. It mentions The Deities and Destinied Violence in Italy Rome. Jone Po Mere puets of Violence were cocmitted today by workmen who declared a pet percel Brrike toast Monday in protest against oppressive Treasures causing deaths and damage at various stations.
In Madrid on June 10, the civil marriage of Miss Belle Willard to Kermit Roosevelt was performed in the office and residence of the chief of police. The ceremony was conducted today with the couple expected to continue their life abroad.
London June 10 The Salvation Army World Congress to open tomorrow draws over 2 000 overseas delegates and 2 000 from Britain across 45 nationalities. The event runs two weeks to June 26 with no debates, offering leaders a chance to meet General Booth for the first time.
The unions celebrate their anniversary while facing state limits. TRUTSIL, the trades unions organ, faced 36 confiscations and frequent name changes, with $4,000 in fines and 16 editors imprisoned for a total of 47 months. Police interference hinders open activity, fueling ongoing strikes and tensions with management.
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