Lions Honor Corona Den Officers At Banquet Installation
Lions and their ladies feted the Corona Lion Den officers at a banquet and installation led by district governor Jack Riley. Riverside and Upland contingents attended as Judge Ellis urged Scout support and community service while Riley praised Lionism’s growth and welcomed women into the organization.
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Corona den
Jack Riley
Riverside
Upland
Judge Ellis
Ellis
Stop Forest Fires Committee Plans Campaign
The Corona forestry department forms a Stop Forest Fires campaign through a called meeting in Hotel Kinney chamber of commerce rooms. R. J. Johnson chairs the committee as it plans youth participation pledges and cash prizes from local and state bodies to fund the effort.
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Corona
Forestry Department
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Kinney
R. J. Johnson
Motor Transit Co Revenue and Net Income 1924 Report
Motor Transit Co reports 1924 operating revenue of 1 607 660 44, up from 1 546 020 08 in 1923. Excluding taxes, operating expenses were 1 583 949 80 versus 1 424 839 66. Net operating revenue shows 13 710 64 for 1924 and 121 180 42 for 1923. Taxes on operation were 70 073 68 in 1924 and 22 209 40 in 1923. After taxes, operating income is a 56 363 04 deficit in 1924 and 98 971 02 deficit in 1923.
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The
Motor Transit Company
Railroad Commission
American housekeeping vogue reaches Near East orphanages
Mrs. Louis E. White of Portland Maine reports six months studying conditions in Palestine Syria and Greece where Near East Relief orphanages teach American housekeeping values. She praises New England neatness and dispatch shaping discipline among the thousands of children in those institutions.
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New York
Near East
Louis E. White
Portland
Mediterranean
New England
Palestine
Syria
Greece
Mrs. White
Property sale at 809 W Seventh street transfers ownership
L. C. Kirby sells his home at 809 West Seventh Street to John Watts. Kirby plans a northern trip soon to visit his two sons.
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L. C. Kirby
W. Seventh Street
John Watts
Kirby
California marksmen to compete for West at Camp Perry matches
California rifle enthusiasts vie for a civilian state team to the National Rifle Matches at Camp Perry Ohio from August 22 to September 20. Tryouts in July at March Field Riverside and Leona Heights Oakland will select thirteen shooters with two alternates under Adjutant General supervision.
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California
West
Camp Perry
Ohio
R .E. Mittelstaedt
March Field
Riverside
State Rifle Range
Leona Heights
Oakland
March Field Range
Ned Cutting
Rock Glen
Eagle Rock
Los Angeles
King C. Tolles
Seminary Ave
Adjutant General
Rifle Club
National Board For the Promotion of
Secretary of War
Sacramento
Calit
Corona City Band Elects New Officers
New officers were elected at the Corona Band meeting with FE D Tuexs and Usmer Page resigning as manager and secretary. QC Brower was named manager and Berton Mohenusie as secretary, promising renewed vigor for Wednesday rehearsals at City Hall. All musicians with band experience are urged to attend practice. The organization is reported to be in good financial health.
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Corona
FE. D. Tuexs
Usmer Page
Brower
Berton Amohenusie
Speedy Palmer Drives All Night for Endurance Record
Speedy Palmer in a Chevrolet runs nonstop on city streets toward a 2 PM Saturday deadline with wife and C. C. Ross aboard. Observers report he shows mounting fatigue but remains resolute to complete the endurance test as prizes attract guesses on mileage.
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Speedy Palmer
Lytle Creek Canyon
C. C. Ross
Palmer
J. H. Palmer
Alfred
Ross
Fryer
Kistler
Chevrolet
Bradshaw
Lowe Rubber Company
Corona
Ventura
Six Belle
Brick Wilson
E. F. Clark
Jury Debating at Yuma Editor Trial
The jury in the George W. Lynn criminal libel trial had not reached a verdict by midnight and was locked up. A mass meeting at Crane schoolhouse six miles away formed a 50 member committee to support Lynn’s paper if he is convicted and jailed. The group also planned a movement to elect Lynn to the state senate and pledged to fund a second libel trial defense.
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Yuma
Ariz
George W. Lynn
Crane
Lynn
State Senate
Yuma County
Baker seeks certificate to operate auto freight route
Adam Baker has applied to the Railroad Commission for a certificate to operate auto freight truck service between Newport Balboa Santa Ana Fullerton Corona Colton Redlands San Bernardino and Rialto and certain intermediate points.
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Adam Baker
The
Railroad Commission
Newport
Balboa
Santa Ana
Fullerton
Corona
Colton
Redlands
San Bernardino
Rialto
Harris couple heads to Avalon for Catalina stay
Mr and Mrs C W Harris departed yesterday for Avalon California. Mr Harris plans to explore business with Avalon Dry Goods Co while in Catalina Island.
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C. W. Harris
Avalon
Catalina Island
Cal
Harris
Avalon Dry Goods Co
Arlington Corona League Indoor Opens Tomorrow
The league reorganizes and will start indoors tomorrow with Corona at Arlington. A 2000‑strong crowd is expected for the opening game. Turk and Forbes head a strong pitching matchup as Corona and Arlington lead their divisions in a season stretching into August.
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Arlington
Corona
Turk
Forbes
Riverside
Redlands
Pomona
Ontario
Long Beach
Whither
Santa Ana
Orange
Montebello
England joins San Francisco Diamond Jubilee invites eleven nations
England accepts invitation to participate in California's Diamond Jubilee celebration in San Francisco next September. Eleven nations including Ogiland France Belgium Italy Spain Germany Switzerland Holland Japan China and Mexico were invited by the San Francisco Citizens' Committee. Britain's formal acceptance signals wide world naval participation in San Francisco Bay.
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England
California
San Francisco
Great Britain
Cyril H. Cane
Ogiland
Department of State
Citizens’ Committee
France
Belgium
Italy
Spain
Germany
Switzerland
Holland
Japan
China
Mexico
San Francisco Bay
Stabbing Affray Ruffles Lincoln Heights Jail Riot
In Los Angeles on June 18 Pedro Esquebal and about a dozen inmates clashed in the Lincoln Heights jail kitchen. Esquebal was seriously stabbed and later operated on after a riot quelled by officers. several others suffered bruises. Authorities opened an investigation into the outbreak.
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Los Angeles
Pedro Esquebal
Lincoln Heights
Esquebal
Bottel Plans Northward Vacation From Office
County Porticultural Commissioner Alio Bottel will take a vacation starting Monday with his family. He will drive to Tacoma Washington to visit his parents and stop in Sacramento to confer with state authorities on new agriculture laws. He plans to attend sessions in Portland Oregon of scientific associations. Riversiders including Prof Reed and Bue Banks Carsner Tar MW2 PL Kelley and J. W. Lesley will join.
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al Io Bottel
Bottele
Tacoma
Wash
Sacramento
Portland
Ore
Aimerican Association of Eeconomic
Intomologists
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Riversiders
Df So. Reed
Buebanks Carsner
Tar Mw2
PL Kelley
J. W. Lesley
Pomona Visitors Stop By Two Local Homes
Mrs. Elmo Hough and Mrs. oO. R. VanDerhoof visited Pomona for part of yesterday, spending time at two local residences.
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Elmo Hough
Oo. R. VanDerhoof
Pomona
May to graduate from University May
David C May of Corona, a senior at the University of Southern California, will receive a Bachelor of Arts degree Thursday at Exposition Park during commencement exercises. Dr R B Vor Klein Smid, president, will confer the degrees. The Baccalaureate Sermon was held Sunday afternoon in the Coliseum at Exposition Park. The ceremony Thursday, when many graduates receive honors, will be open to the public and begin at 4 30 o clock with the procession leaving the campus an hour earlier.
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David C. May
Corona
University of Southern California
Exposition Park
R. B. Vor Klein Smid
Union Oil Posters Promote Vancouver Celebration
Union Oil Company promotes the Grand Canaian International Celebration in Vancouver from July 1 to 4. The event includes shipboard sports parades dances an automobile race world bicycle racing and a grand parade with a caravan from Los Angeles through California Oregon and Washington to British Columbia.
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United States
Canada
Vancouver
Union Oil Company
Calfombia
Columbia
Learned Here Codey
Arn
America
Los Angeles
Juno Fond
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Plaime
Union 'Oil Company
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