Attractive Lot of Books Come to Corona Library
Corona Library showcases a broad selection including Dorsey on human behavior and Lincoln by Carl Sandburg. The list features Foster on bridge tactics, mothers and daughters by Cosgrave, modern youth by Ben B Lindsey, and novels by Tarkington Hendry Lato Cooper Johnson Rath Singmaster Rinehart with the note continued on page four.
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Corona Library
Dorsey
Sandburg
Carl
Abraham Lincoln
Foster
R. F
de Lima
Agnes
Dewey
Cosgrave
Jessica
Lindsey
Ben B
Beebe
William
South Seas
Tarkington
Booth
Hendry
James B
Downey
The
Mounted
Northwest Mounted Police
Curwood
Lato
Grace
Mississippi Valley
Rath
HE. J
Singmaster
Elsie
Keller
Anna Ruth
Rinehart
Mary Roberts
Lions to Hear Rev C C Roberts at Luncheon Tomorrow
Members of the Lions club plan a luncheon tomorrow with Rev. C C Roberts of the First Christian church of San Bernardino as principal speaker. Rev. George Whipple leads the program and the address is described as patriotic.
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Lions Club
C. C. Roberts
First Christian Church of
San Bernardino
George Whipple
Labor Vote Quizzed In Cincinnati Senate Inquiry
John Walker president of the Illinois Federation of Labor testified before the AFL executives in Cincinnati, denying charges raised by Senator Caraway of Arkansas. Caraway read a statement questioning funds given to Walker and Frank Farrington, alleged to have controlled Illinois labor votes for Frank L. Smith in the U.S. Senate race.
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Cincinnati
John Walker
Illinois Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Caraway
Arkansas
Senator Caraway
Frank L. Smith
United States
Illinois
Frank Farrington
Ilinois
Music publisher Hearst convicted of theft and fraud
Joseph X Hearst organizer of the Hearst Music Publishing Company was convicted of theft of 385000 and fraud on seven counts. The collapse of the company caused heavy losses to American and Canadian investors.
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Winnipeg
Joseph X. Hearst
Hearst Music Publishing Company
Corona Pioneer Padges Away at San Pedro
S. W. Lockett of San Pedro early Corona settler died at home yesterday. He served years as secretary of the water company and worked with Capt. C. Gully as civil engineer. He lived with his daughter Mrs. A. L. Van Valin. He was a Temescal Lodge F and A M member. Funeral Friday at 1 30 p m at Cleveland Undertaking Parlors with services by Point Firmin Lodge.
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S. W. Lockett
San Pedro
Corona
Water Company
Capt. C. Gully
Lockett
A.L. van Valin
Temescal Lodge
Cleveland Undertaking
Point
Firmin Lodge
Mt Whitney Trails Open for Visitors from Lone Pine
The National Automobile Club announces Mt Whitney trails from Lone Pine. The 13 mile eastern slope route is for experienced climbers and takes about three days round trip, with five miles rideable by horse. The 36 mile scenic route, mostly horseback, is advised and requires about five days. A stone shelter on the summit built by the Smithsonian Institute serves tourists and astronomers.
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Mt. Whitney
National Automobile Club
Lone Pine
Mount Whitney
Smithsonian Institute
Alleged Slayer Reaccused At Flat Top Prison Case
Charles R. Davis former warden of Flat Top convict mine stands trial for 1921 murder of inmate James Knox. He is also accused of disbursing 119282 dollars from Alabama treasury via falsified affidavits, per a report by State Examiner C C Brooks covering Davis regime at Flat Top.
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Birmingham
Ala
Charles R. Davis
Flat Top
James Knox
Treasury of Alabama
C. C. Brooks
Davis
Monterey Plans $250000 Golden State Theatre Foundation
Monterey announces a new Golden State Theatre project valued at $250000 under construction locally. The plan outlines a regional cultural venue expected to boost arts offerings and tourism in the area.
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Monterey
Golden State Theatre
Community Fair Opens Tonight with Free Admission
Riverside Corona events kick off at city park with no charge for entry. Rivona Boys orchestra performs full concert and solos. Griffitts School of Dancing showcases six top steps Friday with a band contest awarding two months tuition. Local merchants sponsor booths as the Legion promotes a community project and flag display.
Gash gauge indicates Chevrolet power plant juice level
A pressure gauge on Gash shows whether the Chevrolet power plant is receiving the proper amount of juice.
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Chevrolet
Patterson Takes Confectionery Establishment
Northeast corner of Sixth and Main undergoes remodeling under Lloyd Patterson who has leased the property and bought confectionery equipment. Patterson will run realty parlors in part while the front becomes a confectionery soft drink and lunch room with opening hoped by Friday or Saturday.
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Sixth and
Main Street
Lloyd Patterson
Patterson
San Diego Gas & Electric Plans New Stations
San Diego Consolidated Gas and Electric Co will establish new stations on El Cajon and East San Diego at a total cost of 325000 dollars.
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San Diego
San Diego -Consoldated Gas & Electric Co
el Cajon
Brea-Olinda Union High School Bid Target Set
Bids are sought for construction of a new Brea-Olinda Union High School at an estimated cost of 320000 dollars. The project details invite bids from qualified contractors and set the base expenditure for the planned facility.
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Brea
Brea-Olinda Union High School
Corona Calendar of Meetings and Games
Prayer services at all churches at 7 30 p m Thursday Temescal lodge F A M regular meeting Lions Club at Hotel Kinney 12 15 p m Friday Corona hosts Arlington night game Lions Rotary and Red Sox games at Fontana and Orange parks schedule reading shows library board meets in Tio Poopa form with timing details
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Temescal Lodge
F. & A. M. Lions Club
Hotel Kiney
Corona
Arlington
Rotary Club
Hotel Kinney
Dividends Mailed to Corona Banks Stockholders
By today checks are mailed to 81 Citizens Bank and First National Bank stockholders in Corona colony. Citizens Bank issues semiannual 9 percent dividends for June 30 and First National Bank pays 3 percent quarterly dividends for the same date.
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Corona Banks
Coro *Na Colony
Citizens Bank
First National Bank
Blake Case Set for July Plea on Fire Zoning Violation
The city case against Violet Blake for violating fire zoning rules was called in Recorder Miller's court. Mrs. Blake secured until Friday July 2 for plea while continuing operation of the stand prompts further action toward its removal.
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Violet Blake
Recorder Miller's Court
Blake
Girl Thief Sentenced in Seattle Case
Ethel Dow a University of Washington coed confessed stealing nearly $2000 in Seattle by using other women's charge accounts. Superior Judge Jones sentenced her here to six months to three years in the state penitentiary at Walla Walla. Dow is a graduate of the Normal School at Bellingham and attended the university this year.
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Seattle
Ethel Dow
University of Wasington Coed
Jones
Walla Walla
Normal School
Bellingham
Fatal Crash Kills Woman as Bus Collision Hits San Francisco
One woman died and four others were injured in a night crash when a car carrying Mrs Berg min Knowlton, age 23, collided with a municipal bus. Mrs M H Coombs and Marice Coombes of Tacoma were among the injured women. men suffered minor injuries.
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San Francisco
Bergmin Knowlton
M. H. Coombs
Marice Coombes
Tacoma
Open Air Union Services Begin at Whittier Tabernacle
Whittier residents will attend open air union services at Eighth and Main Sundays in July and August. The Corona Municipal Band starts at 7 pm with Dr. Walter Dexter of Whittier College to speak at 7:30 pm. If cool, services move to the Baptist church across the street. churches cooperating include Fired Baptist, First Congregational, Episcopal and Methodist.
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Corona Municipal
Walter Dexter
Whittier College
Baptist Church
Fired Baptist
First Congregational
Episcopal
Methodist
Slayers Believed Caught In Danville Train Robbery Case
Three suspects, thought to have robbed a Pacific Railway passenger train last October, were arrested in Gibson City by Danville police. They are detained for DOJ examination as officials confirm ties to the incident.
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Danville
Ray Ant Thigh de Audrempant
Ear Siskiver
Ore
Gibson City
Department of Justice
Doctor D A Crew Returns From Vacation
Dr D A Crew has returned to his professional duties after a delightful sojourn to northern points of interest.
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D. A. Crew
Ngain
GAN Market TE Open Under New Management
Corona cash market operated by the San Antonio Meat company under Tommy Sherman will reopen tomorrow July 1. Frank Maynard has taken over the lease and will run the business with his wife and two sons Del and Orvel from 620 Joy Street Corona.
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Corona
San Antonio Meat Company
Tommy Sherman
Frank Maynard
Maynard
Brawley
Mr. Maynard
Del
Orvel
Joy Street
Oil Exploration Contract Secured in Nova Scotia
New York firm Henry L. Doherty & Co closes an exclusive contract to explore 5,000,000 acres in Nova Scotia. The deal also covers exploration rights to Pictou Island along the Nova Scotia coast.
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New York
Nova Scotia
Canada
Henry L. Doherty & Co
Pictou
Rough going through Santa Ana Canyon
Paving is under way between Olive and the mouth of Santa Ana canyon. Two miles are being paved with one more under preparation. The stretch leads to Atwood and Placentia then toward Corona with many detours and rough crossings. Average 15 mph as a steam shovel works to remove corners, requiring flagmen and slowing traffic.
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Olive
Santa Ana Canyon
Atwood
Placentit
Corona
Trial Set For Elma Steamer Crew Conspiracy Case
The 14 crew members of the liquor steamer Elma face a hearing today before United States Commissioner Louis Goodman, with trial on conspiracy to violate the prohibition law scheduled for Thursday in Wilmington, North Carolina.
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Wilmington
N. C
Elma
United States
Louis Goodman
Man Injured by Auto Near City Hall
An auto crash at Eighth and Main near City Hall yesterday afternoon injured Q. A. Barber. Barber, 60, suffered scratches bruises and two broken ribs and received treatment at Corona Hospital. The other driver was Mrs. A. L. Mays. Responsibility for the accident has not yet been decided.
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Q. A. Barber
Corona Hospital
Barber
A. 1 Mays
Caution urged for mountain road driving
Public Safety Department of the Automobile Club of Southern California warns motorists to slow down on mountain grades. Advice includes using low gear on descents, maintaining steady speeds around corners, and keeping the engine running to save brakes.
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Gafety Department
Automobile Club of
Southern California
Roads Badly Cut on Route Between Santa Margarita and Bakersfield
The National Automobile Club warns heavy hauling via Vise Pozo and La Panza will leave the road in very rough condition. The Cuyama Valley route remains unadvisable due to several washed out bridges.
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Santa Margarita
Bakersfield
la Panza
Carissit Plains
National Automobile Club
Cuyama Valley
Drainage System Survey Ordered by Trustees
The Corona city board of trustees moves to study the drainage system with engineers, seeking a comprehensive survey costing about $1000 and a total rough repair bill of $49,000 required to weather another winter. City Engineer A H Hanapel, Marshal Clayson, and Harry Daniels reviewed the old system and proposed a bond issue to fund needed work and a new system.
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City Board of Trustees
A. H. Hanapel
Marshal Clayson
Harry Daniels
Corona
Hanapel
Cgeorge
Iiidecor
Curvie Engineering Company
Castat
Hanepel
Kellogg
alMogost
Alpha Beta directors entertain at Parkridge dinner
Sixteen members of the Alpha Beta stores board were hosted by Claude Edwards, local store manager, at Parkridge country club. They sat from 9 o'clock to 12:15 in business sessions reviewing routine store matters, followed by an excellent chicken dinner in the dining room.
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Alpha Beta
Parkridge Country Club
Claude Edwards
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Blake Case
Tabernacle
Whittier College Presient
GAN Market
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Wirertors Vre
Parkridge
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