Knights of Pythias to Lead July Fourth Parade in Corona
Marshal W I Peeler reports strong turnout for the Fourth of July celebration with Knights of Pythias lodges from San Bernardino to Hemet participating. The D O K K bands and pomona floats boost the parade, while Corona expects 1500 members plus families and multiple floats from El Cerrito Ranch. Entries keep coming as organizers aim for a record Citrus Belt procession.
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D. O. K. K. Band
Los Angeles
Pomona Lodge
Peeler
Order
Corona
Knights
el Cerrito Ranch
Citrus Belt
Huff Receives 25 Dollar Reward For Stolen Auto Return
R P Huff receives a 25 dollar reward from Individual Underwriters Corporation for recovering the stolen automobile of Dr W S Goldsmith. The check arrives after delays due to complications in identifying the proper recipient. The letter from W C Meyer notes Huff was deemed the party who recovered the car in Corona.
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Corona
Sxyien
Donald Stewart
R. P. Huff
W.S. Goldsmith
W.C. Meyer
Blair and Keagy Trip to Redondo Planned Week Away
Geo M Blair and Mrs Zella Keagy depart Thursday for Redondo to join Mr and Mrs Jukes and Mrs Blair for a week away. The party expects to return home Saturday evening.
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Geo. M. Blair
Zella Keagy
Redondo
Mrs. Jukes
Mrs. Blair
World warned by President at allied dinner in Paris
President Wilson told allied delegates in Paris that any nation seeking world domination like Germany will suffer the same fate. He urged that nations must form permanent partnerships rather than temporary contracts and warned against dishonorable aims.
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Paris
Wilson
Postcare
Germany
Wartime and constitutional prohibition enforcement bill reported
Washington report notes the House Judiciary Committee reported a two section enforcement bill by 17 to 2. It targets both wartime and constitutional prohibition with penalties and definitions for intoxicating liquor. New York coverage cites looming July 1 actions and possible presidential repeal of war time provisions.
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Washington
House
House Judiciary Committee
New York
Congress
London suffragist proposes two month trial marriage plan
Mrs. Joey van Tynan, an American suffragist writer and lecturer, advocates a novel trial marriage. She urges engaged couples to live at least two months under the same roof in a ending house to learn each other habits and temperaments.
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London
Joey van Tynan
Service Men of Corona to Meet Monday for By Laws
At the last Corona Service Men meeting Fred Wolfe was named temporary chairman and Percy Riddell temporary secretary. They plan by laws and officers at the Monday evening session and seek a club room for reading and meetings, urging all service men to attend.
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Corona
Fred Wolfe
Percy Riddell
Old Oaken Bucket near Pond Street in Scituate
The Old Oaken Bucket described by Samuel Woodworth sits along Pond Street on the highway from Boston to Plymouth near a pond and a stately mill built in 1640. Woodworth, an American journalist and poet, heard a New Haven paper in 1807 and later moved to New York to run a weekly paper during the War of 1812.
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Samuel Woodworth
Pond Street
Boston
Plyrmouth
New Haven
New York
War surpluses may be sold to the public
Representative John F Fitzgerald says the war department should dispose of surplus food by selling it to municipalities and public groups. Secretary Baker approves a community buying plan to allow sale of beef, pork, and bacon at low prices to the public, with critics noting price effects on other goods.
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Washington, D.C
John F. Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
War Department
Baker
Troy
Beef Trust
Worker's Union Picnic Draws City Park Crowd
The Worker's Union of the Congregational church held a summer meeting in the city park this afternoon. It was the last meeting of the season and they invited friends to a large picnic dinner drawing a big crowd.
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Worker’s Union
The
Congregational Church
Crown Prince Sees New War After Peace
Friedrich Wilhelm former German crown prince says he will base himself on Silesia estates after a peace treaty. He predicts renewed conflict within ten years as Poland resists domination and lists nations he claims will react with anger and satisfaction from France Britain and America. He mentions remaining in Amerongen and denying plans to start a pottery factory.
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London
Friedrich Wilhel
Silesia
East Prussia
Depmer
Wierinzen
Belgium
Serbia
Italy
Romania
Greece
France
Britain
America
Amerongen
Jacques of the Silver North at the Danalda tomorrow
Mitchell Lewis stars as Jacques Ta Rouge in Jacques of the Silver North a vivid stirring northern tale shown at the Danalda tomorrow. The Canuck trapper’s devotion to Memory Baird blends tenderness and ferocity and a plot that never drags with suspense from start to finish.
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Creat Northwest
Jacques
Silver North
Mitchell Lewis
Danalda
Daequeg 9 Tat Rouge
Memory Baird
Altho
Jacques Ta Rouge
Stamps for Big Investors and the Thrift Card
A column critiques thrift stamps and the Thrift Card urging savings with small weekly purchases or occasional notes. It notes advocates with modest incomes and others with $100 or more ready to invest, while discussing government controls and societal motives behind the program.
Pacific Fruit Fleet Aims for Washington Delegation
The Foreign Trade club announced plans to mobilize Pacific coast fruitmen to Washington to urge the Shipping Board to assign refrigerator steamers to Pacific waters. The fleet will carry fruits to Chinese ports and return with frozen beef poultry and eyes.
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San Jane
Foreign Trade Club
Matu
Washington
Shipping Board
Pacific Waters
Eight Hour Day Established in California Canneries
The state announces an eight hour day for male cannery and dried fruit packing workers with hourly rates from 45 cents for the first eight hours to 55 cents for overtime and Sundays. Women and minors receive a minimum of 28 cents per hour with specific piece rates for fruit cutting and preparation.
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Corona
California
Ralph P. Merrit
W. OD. Stephens
Industrial Welfare Commission
Time to Do Things by George Matthew Adians
A short essay by George Matthew Adians urging practical action and disciplined routines to improve daily life. He emphasizes purpose, manageable steps, and consistent effort to build momentum toward meaningful goals.
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George Matthew Adians
McIntosh the Theatre Builder Who Then Sailed to Pacific Coast
A portrait of Hugh McIntosh a versatile impresario who moved from boxing stunts in Australia to building a theater empire across five Australian states He later pursued newspaper ventures and shared a philosophy that success comes from foresight and practical sense rather than born talent His early fortune came from a boxing venture then he expanded into entertainment and media in Australia.
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Pacific
Hugh Mcmtosh
Australia
Mclntosh
Mcintosh
Todd Cley
Tor
Air Transport Brings Live Lobster to Inland Towns
Air shipments now carry live lobster to inland towns reflecting rising prices. Vendors note lobsters remain costly but demand persists despite the long journey and limited local supply.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Secetary Baker
Trent
TOWTS
Fitzred
Liberty
Main Street
Messrs. Rowland and
French
Riverside
Liberty Meat Market
Rowland & French Proprietors
Corona, Calif
Crown Prince
Ishy Corona
Intercetsa
Wyhile
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