Breaks in North Main Culvert Prompt City Action
City Board hears report on a broken girders under the Main Street culvert near the Santa Fe railway. Immediate repair is urged and lumber end needed to stabilize the floor, with a formal note on the sewer and sanitary code enforcement guidance.
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Santa Fe Railway
City Board of Trustees
Harry Deniels
Tepadr
Opuail
Walter Clayson
Board Co
Wala Vides
Tnsyor
Clayson
Bayé
Short Street
Kendall- Belle and
Sixth Street
Nowhof
Corona
League of California Municipalities
Long Beach
C. A. Colbern
Ne -Gener
C. G. Gillespie
Lodi
Entertainer Set for High School Tomorrow
The first in a series of student body entertainments will be held tomorrow afternoon in the high school auditorium. Representatives from the student body said the event will feature a local performer and is designed to showcase student talent.
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O Stork
Thomas
Colton recall election ends bitter municipal clash
Colton voters upheld Mayor Evans and two trustees, delivering a clear rebuke to the recall bid. Officials praised as regained confidence in Colton’s leadership as the electorate affirmed the city’s municipal integrity and vowed to advance Colton’s growth.
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Colton
The
Aly
Ding
Colton, Courier
Enya
Sind
Evans
Ogden
City Hall
B Street
South
Parkridge Course Gets Martin O K Parkridge Pro
Golf professional Hutt Martin hails Parkridge Country Club as joining Southland’s first class clubs. Martin, from Carnoustie, Scotland, alongside MacDonald Smith, adds credibility as a St Andrews lineage. John Duncan Dunn designed the course, with Nature credited as well.
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St. Andrews
America
Hutt Martin
Parkridge Country Club
Southland
Martin
Carnoustie
Scotland
MacDonald Smith
Parkridge
John Duncan Dunn
Open Day Declared for Duck Hunting at Jake Arrowhead Resort
The Chamber of Commerce announces Thursday October first as an open day for duck hunting at Jake Arrowhead Resort reversing the earlier belief that no open day would be available. The bulletin clarifies that open days are limited to mornings only under existing regulations.
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Jake Arrowhead
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Gabry and Bus
Tiny Life Returned to Corona Family Home
A fragile newborn, one of several siblings, was placed with his uncle in Corona after his mother died. The baby, named John Thompson, was cared for by a new mother who embraced him with love. Six weeks of life in a San Diego hospital preceded the move, with eight siblings in the familyaltogether. The twins were adopted by the Ira Ashcroft family at Prado, and James Mason’s young son joined his father’s brother in Corona.
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Rome
Cmother
Corona
al Chile
Xian
John Thompson
San di 6
Ira Ashcroft
Prado
James Mason
Hompoon
Citizen Training Breaks Records in 1925 Camps
Washington reports the fifth year of Citizen Military Training Camps set records for attendance and camps. Thirty four thousand youths aged seventeen to twenty four spent thirty days in outdoor training at forty camps. Applications reached fifty seven thousand, with only two per cent failing final exams after entrance standards.
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Washington
War Department
Fiel
Young Bob LaFollette Elected U S Senator From Wisconsin
Milwaukee Wis Sept 30 Young Bob LaFollette of Madison won the U S Senate seat in Wisconsin by a wide margin. Partial returns from 1584 precincts show a 77 717 lead over Edward F Ditmar with totals 127 469 for LaFollette and 49 752 for Ditmar. Opposition included William George Bruce John M Work and George Bauman. The LaFollette victory overwhelms Republican rivals including in Racine County once a Coolidge stronghold.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Bob” LaFollette
Madison
United States
Badger
Edward F. Fithmar
Baraboo
Ditmar
William George Bruce
John M. Work
George Bauman
la Follette
Racine County
En Coolidge
Young
Local Church Pageantry and Community Meetings
A schedule lists a Methodist church installing a new pastor at 8:25 p.m. and a Redman meeting at 8 p.m. Also notes Business Girls at 7 p.m., a Stunt party at the high school, Masonic Lodge dinner at 6:30, Royal Neighbors practice, and Acquainted party at High School. Saturday features shopping and services. Sunday Schools begin at 9:30 a.m. and Monday hosts Ladies Night at 7 p.m.
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Methodiet
Redman Maedt
Kanney Hokel
Circle
M. B. Yonarch
Washburn &J
Campbell
Methodist Church
Circle No
All Sheree
Chamber “Ladies
Sennaet
City Plunge Seats Delayed by Health Board
Trustees discuss municipal plunge at the city park detailing plans for grandstand seating, rejected by the state health board due to dust and dirt concerns. They plan to add seating as a separate phase when funds allow, with the north side left open and water heating equipment to follow to attract bathers.
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City Park
Board of Trustees
State Board of Health
Health Board
Burton McKenzie Sells Out Lease and Departs Market
Burton McKenzie owner of the Daley store meat department leaves today for Anaheim after selling his lease. Harry Slaten of Corona, now residing in Long Beach, will take over the local market and plans remodeling. McKenzie will launch Marsten Market in Anaheim and complete inventory soon. His Corona days include music in the Corona band and active community ties.
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Burton McKenzie
Daley
Main
Seventh Streets
Anaheim
Harry Slaten
Corona
Long Beach
Fh McKenzie
Er ‘Marstens
Burton McKenziet
Corona Band
Local Masonic Lodge Adds Two Story Addition
A two story addition is under construction at a Mill Valley site associated with the local Masonic group. The project expands facilities for lodge activities and community events.
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Mill Valley
New Park Opens With 1300000 Investment and 18000 Attendees
The Los Angeles Angels opened a new ballpark costing 1.3 million dollars with 18000 fans in attendance as they defeated the Seals 10 to 8. Mayor Cryer tossed the first ball while Old Glory rose, and Charley Root sealed the win with a sharp finish.
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Wrigley Field
Los Angeles Ball Park
George M. Blair
Lloyd L. Patterson
Corona
Angels
Seals
Los Angeles Angels and Seals
Hila
Cryer
al Sittel
Hasey Williams
Coast League
Wentz
Angel
Joe Patrick
Charley Root
Root
Marty Griffin
Griffin
Multinational Crowd In Recorder Court Faces Reckless Driving
In Recorder C. Miller s court a perturbed Oriental man paid a $1 fine for reckless driving. Other defendants from Greece Japan and the Negro race faced motor traffic violations with fines varying. Officers report increased enforcement at intersections with stoppages at Sixth and Main and random arrests for ignoring safety marks.
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Recorder C. Miller
Ishewaka
Bar of Justice
Recorders
Greece
Japan
Pit
Six Majors Back Mitchell's Kick
Air service officers told the president's aircraft inquiry board that aviation should be a separate defense branch. Major Lamphier warned U S could be attacked in an hour through Nome Alaska and urged a base there. he said Selfridge Field needs 72 planes though only 22 are available. Major Pirie supported a separate air service as did the prior witnesses.
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Washington
U.S. Air Service
National Defense
T. G. Lamphier
Selfridge Field
Mich
United States
Nome
Alaska
Air Service
J. Pirie
Fort Leavenworth
Lamphier
University Faces Vaccination Dispute Before State Supreme Court
Sept 30 in San Francisco the state supreme court hears a protest over UC vaccination rules. Ralph Wallace, a freshman, seeks reinstatement arguing the university is part of public schools and that compulsory vaccination is improper. The university argues vaccination rules are a public policy measure aligned with state authority.
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San Francisco
University of California
State Supreme Court
Ralph Wallace
Wallace
Corona and Riverside Scrimmage Highlights Early Promise
Corona's team showed improved speed and form in a practice scrimmage with Riverside at Corona grounds. Both teams used mixed lineups, with Corona's depth receiving praise while Riverside's Huskies displayed steady effort. A return session and next month's opener loom as key tests.
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Riverside
Poly
Condit
Corona
Holdty Chaffey
Huskies
Circle City
County Legion Meeting Planned in San Jacinto Mountains
The Riversi county council of the American Legion plans a meeting in the San Jacinto mountains area. The twice postponed session is now expected to occur before month’s end, though it may clash with the Bowmbae California Fair.
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Riversi County Council of the
Megion
Pega
San Jacinto Mountains
Bowmbae California
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