Paris treaty changes loosen German terms in new document
The new Paris peace treaty draft to be handed to Germany in Versailles alters key points from the May proposals. It emphasizes a clearer reparations plan, a future League of Nations admission by October, and a shift to civilian control for the Rhine occupation with troops mainly French, plus British and fewer Americans, while promising a plebiscite on Upper Silesia within six months.
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Paris
Versailles
Count Brockdorff-Rantzau
Germany
League of Nations
Washington
Upper Silesia
Rhine
San Bernardino Juniors Seniors Dance At Arrowhead Hotel
Frederic Laster Raymond Brown and Ivan Adams attended the annual junior senior high school dance in San Bernardino at the Arrowhead Hotel. They report a most delightful evening.
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Frederic Laster
Raymond Brown
Ivan Adams
San Bernardino
Arrowhead Hotel
Advertising payoffs from Saturday specials in The Independent
Mr. C. A. Harding of Newton & Harding notes strong response to a Friday ad in The Independent promoting Saturday specials. The piece argues advertising succeeds when it informs readers who what when where and at what price, stressing belief backed by understanding and practical application for Corona businesses.
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Independent
C. A .Harding
Newton & Harding
Corona
Riverside
Harding
Garden Tea Honors Eastern Guests At Mrs Dean's
Mrs Walter Dean hosted a Saturday garden tea at South Main Street to welcome two sisters arriving from the east. The event featured lawn dances by Catherine Worthingham Ruth Jameson Leslin McDonald and Elise Dean with musical numbers by Mrs Brown and Miss Williams. Refreshments included Roman punch sandwiches and cake, assisted by Miss Harriet Williams.
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Walter Dean
South Main Street
Dean
Catherine Worthingham
Ruth Jameson
Leslin McDonald
Little Elise Dean
Mrs. Brown
Miss Wiliams
Harriet Williams
Funeral of Mrs S A Curl Set for Riverside
Mrs S A Curl dies after years of illness. Funeral services proceed Wednesday at 2 30 pm in Simons undertaking parlors Riverside with Dr Haywood officiating. Burial at Evergreen cemetery. Family sorrow follows the loss of son Robert in Los Angeles last fall and concerns for Alvin in the navy aboard the USS Yale. Condolences extend to husband and children.
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S. A. Curl
Riverside
S A. Curl
Simon
Evergreen Cemetery
Haywood
Alvin
U.S. S. Yale
Mr and Mrs Ferbert Mayhew Plan Move to Ranch Life
Mr and Mrs Ferbert Mayhew who bought a ranch near G D Francisco's place northwest of town expect to move there. Mayhew favors ranch life and envisions raising chickens along with alfalfa, a combination he considers good for their home.
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Ferbert Mayhew
G. D. Francisco
Fatal auto crash kills prominent Santa Barbara couple
Max B. Fitch of Temescal Rock Co reports the death of W. H. Alley, Santa Barbara real estate magnate and Temescal president, and his wife in a Crescent City Del Norte county accident. The chauffeur survived with minor injuries. Sister-in-law Hattie Stockton and friend H. H. Gardner were briefly injured. The Alley's railroad fortune links to early U S rail history.
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Max B. Fitch
Temescal Rock Co
W. H. Alley
Los Angeles Times
Alley
Temescal Rock Company
Mr. Fitch
Crescent City
del Norte County
Cal
Santa Barbara
Oliver ‘Amy
A. Oakes Ames
Ley
Montecito
Hat
Doll party ends in church fire at city park
Sixteen girls at City Park attended a doll party and a doll wedding staged by Mrs. Eugene Howard. Candles in the improvised church caused a fire that destroyed the church before firefighters arrived, though a wedding breakfast was served to the children.
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Eugene Howard
City Park
Francisco Gonzales Arrested for Drunkenness in Anaheim
Francisca Gonzales was arrested yesterday by Chief Redans on the charge of drunkenness. He paid a fine of ten dollars in the Recorder's Court this morning and was allowed to return to his home in Anaheim.
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Francisca Gonzales
Redans
Recorder's Court
Anaheim
Martinez Case To Be Heard In Recorders Court
The case of Marcial Martinez will be heard in the Recorders court tomorrow at ten. A. Trujillo of San Bernardino will appear for the defendant. A jury venue of twenty five citizens was secured by Constable Larrabee, from which it is expected the jury will be drawn.
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Marcial Martinez
Recorder’s Court
A. Trujillo
San Bernardino
Larrabee
Scholarship Created At Local High School For Merit
The Student Body awards a fifty dollar scholarship to Dorothy Fear and Willard Van Dyke for merit in academics and character. The fund's aim is to reward effort, responsibility, and lawful conduct while supporting tuition or college expenses. Miss Jean McPhee originated the idea and spearheaded the effort to establish a lasting program.
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Dorothy Fear
Willard van Dyke
Sapsehan
Ana
Jean McPhee
New Meat Market to Open on Main Street
Corona will gain a new meat market located in the building just south of Robert studio on Main Street. Wandork Hill and his assistant are cleaning and painting interior. doors will open soon. Proprietor is Mr. Rowland from the Citrus Belt.
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Corona
Robert
Main Street
Wandork Hill
Riverside
Rowland
Citrus Helt
Ward Host and Hostess at Picnic Dinner Affair
Mr and Mrs Ward hosted a gathering of friends at a Coldwater picnic dinner. Attendees included Chas Seo ville and Catherine and Trede Seoville, Mrs Wood, Mavis Mayr, and others. Under oaks a bountiful lunch was served and the party enjoyed singing, reading, and stories before eight.
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Mrs. Ward
O. A. Ward
Coldwater Canyon
Chas M. Seoville
Atherine
Trede Seoville
Ars. Wood
Mavis
oMayr
Anebh Mos
AL EL. Schoneman
Ellie
Ward
American Forces Push Villistas From Juarez Front
General J B Irwin said troops will return from Juarez likely at noon. American units drove Villistas from Juarez area with two American wounded reported. Erwin noted Villistas casualties likely higher than counted.
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el Paso
Tex
Juarez
J. B. Irwin
Juares
Erwin
Juas
Rights of China in Shantung argued
Dr. David P. Barrows of the University of California urged the U S Senate to refuse ratification of the Shantung section of the peace treaty and to vow strong support for China's complete restoration. The Berkeley lecturer warned that the Peace Conference has reinforced Japan’s Far East dominance amid ongoing Japanese activity.
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David P. Barrows
Japan
East
American Senate
University of California
Corona
Listeiner
Shantung
United States
Cpa
Garren
Siberia
Leutenant-Coronel
California
Far East
Berkeley
Christian Science Monitor
Shorty
Barrows
Japan and China at Paris Peace Conference Controversy
An editorial questions Japan's gains in Shantung and Japan’s influence over China at the Paris Peace Conference. It accuses representatives, calls for President Wilson’s stance, and asserts Japan seeks permanent economic advantages while denying China's restoration of rights, undermining Allied aims in the war.
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Japan
China
Shantung
Frommr
Paris
Wison
Shantung Peninsula
America
League of Nations
Shallenberger Tours Citrus Belt Gas Companies
Jos Shallenberger arrived in the city from San Bernardino to review Citrus Belt Gas Co. affairs and reported business conditions greatly improved over recent months in San Bernardino and Corona.
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Jos. Shallenberger
San Bernardino
They Citrus Belt Gas Co
Shallenberger
Corona
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