German submarine prisoners in naval detention reports say
The British foreign office says crews from submarines D-8 and U-12 have been placed in naval detention par racks to segregate them from other prisoners. They are being treated humanely with food but no forced labor. German reports claim German navy officers and men have been captured from the sea, prompting British anger.
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Office
Naval
Sea
Srescuers
Gometinds
Brittany
Royal Navy
New York Citrus Market Reports Mixed Prices
New York citrus prices show oranges and lemons at varied levels with steady demand. Dealers note high prices for select lots while overall stock remains strong. weather is fair and trading continues with cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Agholce
Mooge
Savage Tire Factory Opens Branch in Corona
The Savage company opens a factory branch in Corona Land with W L Peeler as manager. The new unit connects with Crown Garage and Machine Works to offer a full line of Savage tires. Direct factory to consumer sales cut middleman profits and lower prices by at least two dollars. Peeler will receive compensation from the company and earns no tire profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage
Bragen
Corona
Land
W. L. ‘Peeler
Peeler
Crown Garage
A. Com
Corona Team Seeks Revenge Against Elsinore
The Corona baseball squad travels to West Sixth Street Park tomorrow to face Elsinore. Elsinore has often included pro players in this venue and beaten Corona each time. Manager Vanderhoot strengthens the roster to field Corona’s strongest lineup yet as fans prepare to rise in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
West Sixth Street
Elsinore
Vanderhoot
Tinedo
Fane
Riverside Teachers Enjoy San Diego Educational Trip
Riverside county teachers traveled by special Santa Fe train from San Diego for a week long educational excursion. The group, including participants from Corona, attended the exposition in San Diego and reported a splendid time and educational benefits from the institute activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Riverside Country
San Diego
Institute
San ‘Diego
Corona
Colton Man Pleads Guilty to Charge at Arraignment
A Colton man pleaded guilty to a charge when arraigned before Justice Clay. He was ordered to the county jail and will face further proceedings at the Strict Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chir Ramsey
Wim
Colton
Cherge of Ie
Clay
Tonight Rally Night at the Wyrth Center Station
A religious gathering titled Why do I Choose to Godly Life in Christ Jesus is expected to draw a large crowd for a spirited service at the Wyrth Center Station tonight. Local organizers promote the event as a great service.
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Wyrthi He Center
Christ
Jesus
Morn Sunrise service crowds and jewel cross spectacle
The article notes rising crowd at River side hotels taxed to capacity for a morning service on Mt top with a jewel adorned cross shining in the sunrise. A special car for Coronans departs Third and Main at 4 30. Mrs Fannie Williams arrives from San Diego and opens a boarding house at 905 Washburn Street offering home cooked meals and banquets.
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Tatten Daste
San ‘Francisco
Ptage
Fannie
Petition Seeks Rebuild of Temecula to Fallbrook Railroad
San Diego San Bernardino and Riverside counties file a petition with the state railroad commission urging Santa Fe to rebuild the Temecula to Fallbrook line. The project would unlock about 1600 square miles in the San Jacinto Elsinore Temecula and Perris valleys and hundreds of thousands of acres of farmland. The line was partly washed out in 1889 during severe floods, later with seven miles of track abandoned south of Temecula.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Temecula
Fallbrook
State Railroad Commission
San Diego
San Bernardino
Riverside
San Jacinto
Elsinore
Perris
Santa Fe
Orange
Easter program to be presented by Junior Endeavor Society
The Christian church will host The Story of Easter a compelling Easter exercise next Sunday evening performed by the Junior Endeavor Society. The program includes processional group exercise The Voice, recitations What Cheer and Awake Little Plant, solos Spring is Appearing and tattle Ones, and a closing talk by Pastor J. W. Utter.
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Christian Church
Endeavor Society
Maxine. Wallace
Johnie
Peeler
Lorna Mayfield
Ely ‘Peeler
Ada Feldmay
Christ
Congregatie City
Cleone
Gertrude McNeil
Maxine Wallace
LeVonne English
Inez Wagner
J. W. Utter
First Methodist Church Weekly Schedule and Easter Music
Sunday morning subject King of Kings. Evening Consider the Lilies. Special Easter music at both services. Passion week represented in hymns Sunday night. Epworth League topic The Promise of Immortality John 11 25 Philippians 3 20 21 2 Timothy 1 10 led by Marion Wells. Brotherhood meeting Tuesday. Dr Inwood San Diego District will deliver address. Quarterly Conference after the meeting. Midweek Wednesday Fall of Strong Man Judges 16 20 21. Sunday School Board meeting after midweek service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Tim
Marion Wells
Brotherhood
Inwood
San Diego
Congregational Church Schedule with Music and Sermon
Congregational Church liberal Christian Edville Roys pastor announces Sunday school at 10 45 am with sermon on immortality Morning service features O Death Where is Thy Sting Turner and Anthem The Resurrection by Shelley Miss Dorothy Tuthill violin. Evening service 7 30 pm concert of song with Anthem Our Lord is Risen Peace Duet Day of Days Van de Water Mis Bierman and Archer Song Triumph Alber t Wier featuring Christ is Risen anthem selection.
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Liberal Christian
Edville A. Roys
Turner
Shelley
Dorothy Tuthill
AH. Ony
C. EB. Sociéty
Van
de Water
Planting Flowers on Magnolia Ave Beautification Underway
Magnolia Avenue between Riverside and Arlington will be beautified with a double row of ragged robin roses two feet from the center trees on the north side. Nasturtiums will flank the rose row on both sides. Climbing roses will cover pepper tree bases with double white Cherokee and climbing cochet varieties. Later, Ficus Repens will be planted on poles matching the flag at the Mission Inn.
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Magnolia Avenue
Riveriside
Arlington
Mission Inn
Riverside County Exposition Excursion Plan For April Trip
The Riverside County excursion to the San Francisco Exposition plans to sell 100 tickets. I E French secretary of the Chamber of Commerce has five tickets to distribute. Tickets cost 12.80 dollars round trip. A special Salt Lake road train departs Riverside April 18 at 11 30 am and passengers sail on the Yale from San Pedro at 3 pm reaching San Francisco Monday morning. Tickets carry a fifteen day limit.
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Riverside County
French
Chamber of Commerce
Corona
Riverside
Salt Lake Road
Yale
San Pedro
San Francisco
La Corona Theatre Opens Popular Lady in Corona Contest
Tonight the La Corona theatre begins the most popular lady in Corona contest. The winner earns a fully paid trip to the San Diego exposition. Nomination blanks are at the theatre box office and votes accompany every ticket. A five vote coupon appears daily in the Independent this evening.
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la Corona Theatre
Corona
San Diego Exposition
Independent
Raster Triumph Miss Grace Bierma Anthem Festival
The item references Grace Bierma as a lead figure in a musical program labeled Raster Triumph and notes an anthem titled Festival Te Dem Dudley Buck Shelley, suggesting a local pageant or concert context.
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Raster
Triumph
Miss
Grace Bierma
Dem Dudley Buck
Easter Services at Christian Church
The Christian Church announces Easter worship led by Pastor J. W. Utter with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and an Easter sermon at 11 a m Junior E E at 2 30 p m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and a Children's Easter program at 7 30 p m You are cordially invited to these services.
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Christian Endeavor
Easter Services at Johns Episcopal Church
Easter Sunday services at Johns Episcopal Church led by Rev. Charles Stanley Mook include 6:30 a.m. Holy Communion 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 10:45 a.m. Holy Communion with sermon. Special hymns anthems and processions listed with choir music. Children’s service at 8 p.m. mentions floral cross and parish activities. Public invited.
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John’s Episcopal Church
Charles Stanley Mook
Jesus Christ
Kyrie Eleison
Bilat
S. P. Tuckerman
Sharp
C. Gounod
ST. Stainer
Ely
C. EB. Miller
Agnus del
T. Adams
University committee seeks private letters on Great War Europe
A University of California committee asks for private letters, pamphlets, photos, and other materials on the Great War in Europe. They plan a public vineyard-area parade at the annual university farm picnic to collect items reflecting public opinion. Collection goes to Bancroft Library under care of professors Morse Stephens, C. G. On, George R. Noyes, J. H. Senger, and Frederick J. Teggart.
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Europe
University of California
Bancroft Library
D Morse Stephens
C. G
George R. Noyes
J. H. Senger
Frederick J. Teggart
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