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Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1925

Page

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Disastrous Santa Barbara Area Reported with Casualties

An undetermined report from Long Beach says 30 people were killed in Santa Barbara. The Palace theatre at Montecito was demolished, streets undermined, and numerous buildings in ruins. Railroad workers report massive property damage as attempts to reach the stricken area. A Southern Pacific train departed at 9:35 to repair lines and aid relief.

Los Angeles Lo. Pacific Santa Barbara Montecito Southern Pacific

Violent Deluge Roils Temescal Canyon Area

A violent windstorm battered Temescal Canyon between Glen Ivy Hot Springs and Corona Saturday noon. Torrential rain followed, damaging farm structures and blocking the Corona Higmore highway for hours. Corona city escaped major impact despite nearby havoc.

Temescal Canyon

Elsinore Bank Formally Opens Its New Home

The First National Bank of Elsinore unveiled its $18,000 new building at Main street and Graham avenue with Saturday ceremonies and a reception. President S. H. Burton and Vice President G. R. Gough, along with directors, greeted residents. An orchestra provided music and refreshments were served. The antique marble facade and gumwood interior feature tile lobby floors and battleship linoleum working room, with the latest burglar alarm system installed.

First National Bank of Elsinore S. H. Burton G. R. Gough Elsinore Main Street Graham Avenue

Gas Company Employees Preparing for Picnic in Santa Monica

Employees of the Southern California Gas company are making arrangements for their annual picnic to be held at Santa Monica on August 8. Last year's gathering was one of the most successful and enthusiastic picnics in Southern California.

Southern California Gas Company Santa Monica California

Hawthorne to Erect New $12,000 Post Office

Local authorities announce a new post office in Hawthorne with a budget of twelve thousand dollars. Construction is planned to begin this year, aiming to improve mail service and civic infrastructure for residents.

Hawthorne

Justice H. K. Stahl Holds Court at Riverside

Clifford Cameron, three weeks out of the navy, begins a 50 day sentence for disturbing the peace after being arrested while soliciting magazine subscriptions. Marie Garcia faces an automobile while intoxicated charge with plea by Monday morning. Owen W. Bragg pleads guilty to non-support and awaits sentence in superior court. Paul Putynkowski changes to guilty on a statutory offense and seeks probation with further probation officer review and a Friday decision.

Riverside Clifford Cameron H. K. Stahl Corona Justice Court Cameron Marie Garcia Owen W. Bragg Paul Putynkowski Department Two The

Mystery Grows in Temecula Shooting Affray

L Bracho remains missing after being found badly wounded near the Temecula bridge early Friday. Sheriff says he may have been spirited to San Diego County by friends. Dr H L Parker from Oceanside assisted after a passerby reported a man by the highway. Bracho bore a gunshot wound to the shoulder and could only give his name.

L. Bracho Temecula Bridge San Diego County Clem Sweeters Bracho H. L. Parker Oceanside

Santa Barbara Earthquake Ravages City and Dam Threats

An enormous quake struck Southern California with Santa Barbara reporting vast destruction. The Santa Barbara Mission and California Hotel were ruined and fires raged until noon. Death toll estimated at eight with many injured and fears of more fatalities. Communication cut, roads blocked, and a Gibraltar dam collapse rumored.

Santa Barbara State Street Tim Mecca California Hotel Arlington Macrions San Francisco Los Angeles California Gibraltar Dam

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