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Newspaper

Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1925

Page

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Tragedy After Dance Ends In Fatal Shootout

McClenney deputy sheriff and former Aguanga postmaster dies after clash with Nuckols near Encinitas. Nuckols, wounded eight times, is married with a family and was taken to a navy hospital in San Diego. The confrontation followed alleged tension over a dance with McClenney’s wife.

Nuckols San Diego Navy Hospital McClenney Aguanga Riverside Aviation Corps McCclenney San Diego County Nuckol Los Angeles Encinitas R. C. Osborne Osborne Nuckolls

Misplaced Garbage Case Ends With $100 Fine

Mr and Mrs W D Glenn of East Sixth street filed a complaint in city recorder court against neighbor Frank Johnson for dumping garbage on their property and disorderly conduct. Walter Clayson represented the plaintiffs as Johnson initially denied but then pleaded guilty. Judge Miller fined Johnson $100.

W. D. Glenn East Sixth Street City Recorder’s Court Frank John‘son Eighbor Walter Clayson Johnson Miller

Chamber of Commerce Plans Forum With Picnic Dinner

Chamber of Commerce leader Tom Whittee met with Secretary A G Price to outline a six bit picnic forum next Monday evening at the park. Reservations urged to avoid guesswork on meals. The program includes community matters and an imported spell binder for the principal talk.

Chamber of Commerce Park A. G. Price

Endurance Sleep Contest Heads Toward Finish

Speedy Palmer nears the end of a five day sleep deprivation test driven around by observers since Monday noon. Traffic and local sponsors support the stunt as residents await the 2 pm finish tomorrow when Chief Jesse Bradshaw will remove the shackles. Palmer’s diet has been limited to Alfre d’s ice cream and Fro zmilk with sundae treats. fuel from Ventura gasoline and Six Bells Corona and Arlington stations. India cord tires supplied by Lowe Rubber.

Speedy Palmer Jesse Bradshaw Ross, Fryer & Kistler Chevrolet Palmer Alfred Ventura Six Bells Corona Arlington Lowe Rubber Company Brick Wilson Mission Auto Electric Co Riverside

Melones Reservoir to Be Built at One Million Cost

Oakdale reports plans for a Melones Reservoir with a budget of $1,000,000. Berkeley notes Arlington Avenue paving project is planned. The item also mentions a family and several months context.

Oakdale Melones Berkeley Arlington Avenue

Rotary meeting debates spark and a travel note from Fritz

Local Rotarians enjoyed a noon meeting at a hotel with light debate on whether Rotarians should stay active. Fritz pens a letter from the Rotary International convention voyage to Cleveland, recounting welcomes in Salt Lake City and Denver and a lively train trip with fellow Rotarians.

Kinney Rotary T. C. Jameson Bert Gully Jim Campbell George Singecor F. W. Kuster Cleveland Fellows Ethel Myself Riverside Big Rich Gov. Harry San Bernardino Charlie Salt Lake Tabernacle Denver Club Mt. Lookout Grant Ernie Fritz

Local Red Sox to Play Colton Here Sunday

Corona Red Sox manager Forehand announces a Sunday game at the city park against Colton nine. Corona hopes to continue regular form as they host the rivals in a regional matchup.

RED S Colton Corona Red Sox City” Park Colton Nine Corona Boys

Corona Fourth of July Transportation Parade Planned

The Corona Fourth of July parade will include eight sections with a Transportation Parade led by A. G. Price and Dr. Welch. Entries range from ancient means like ox carts and chariots to kiddie entries with scooters bikes and sleds. Local groups plan floats cars and comic stunts, with prizes for the most unique kiddie methods and a horse show atmosphere throughout many civic participants.

Corona A. G. Price Chamber of Commerce L. L. Andrews Rotary Club Dave Jones Gilbert Taggart Albert Russell Harry Daniels Patteson Riverside Miss Corona Santa Cruz Hattie Green Woman’s Improvement Club Katherine Glass Dr. Welch

Speculators and financiers labeled by success and branding

Fragmentary text discussing how success shapes labels for financiers and speculators, noting branding upon triumph and failure. The passage uses rough terms to describe roles and reputations tied to financial risk and outcomes.

Bank Reopening Assured as Corona Bank Reorg Discussed

Federal examiner W. C. Evans assures no depositor loses a dollar as Corona National banks reorganization advances. Options include Hellman Los Angeles loan or Corona Citizens Bank takeover with capital increases and possible stock issue to form a combined institution near 700 000 in deposits.

W. C. Evans Federal Bank Corona National Bank Mr. Evans Hellman Institution of Los Angeles Corona National Corona Citizens Bank A. J. Davis Hellman Efelimvan Citizens Bank of Corona Citlens Bank Wasyulne First National Citizens Bank Citizens Hank Pelia

Municipal Band Concert Opens Summer Series

The Corona Municipal Band gives its first concert of the season tonight at 8 o clock in the city park. Regular Friday evening performances are planned throughout the summer. The band shows a strong treasury and great rehearsal work. New lights have been installed at the band stand and a large turnout is anticipated.

Corona Municipal Band

Publisher to sue State Senator for libel over print claims

Frank G. Swann publisher of the San Jacinto Press says he will file a $25,000 damage suit against Chester M. Kline state senator and San Jacinto Register publisher. He claims Kline libeled him by asserting misappropriation of funds and that Swann was ousted from the Huntington Beach Lions Club and discharged from the Huntington Beach News. Swan argues the Register attack aimed to ruin his San Jacinto venture and has hired James A. Hall to represent him.

Frank G. Swann San Jacinto Press Chester M.kline San Jacinto Register Swan Register Kline Sacramento Huntington Beach Lions Club Huntington Beach News The San Jacinto Van James A. Hall Hemet

Redlands University Plans $76,000 Library Building

University of Redlands outlines a new library project costing $76,000 as part of campus expansion. The plan emphasizes updated research facilities and expanded study spaces.

Redlands University of Redlands

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Warner’s ‘Hot Springs Chevrolet P. S Hans Hans & Fritz Mel Case Glen Wight Walter S. Clayson Ed Pedley Pomona C. 8. Ross Ed Clark Kiddise Municipal Band
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