General Angeles hailed as new Mexican chief
In Nogales Sonora Mex General Felipe Angeles welcomed as hero and future president by Governor Jose Maytorena and staff as plans for a new revolutionary movement are discussed with Villa Obregon Iturbe and Maytorena. Villa proposes talks with Carranza for a stable US recognized government. Angeles returns from Washington and is escorted to Maytorena's residence amid secret service presence.
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Galveston
Tex
Pancho Villa
Carranza
Mexico
United States
Villa
Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Felipe Angeles
Francisco Villa
Jose Maytorena
P. Elias Calles
Angeles
Briz
Washington
International Boundary Line
Secret Service
Maytorena
Obregon
Iturbe
New Cash-Only Grocery Opens Under L J Duell
Local residents and former Sam Miller customers found the old store reopened by new owner L J Duell on a cash basis with greatly reduced prices. Duell plans to continue cash sales, eliminating bad debts and long standing accounts to lower prices. An advertisement with prices appears in this issue.
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Sam Miller and Company
L. J. Duell
Benner Departs City For Los Angeles Home
Chas M. Benner, who was in the city on a business trip for several days, left this morning for his home in Los Angeles.
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Chas. M. Benner
Los Angeles
Wells Family Visits Friends in Arlington
Mr. and Mrs. L. Wells and son Melvin spent Sunday visiting with friends in Arlington.
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Mrs. L. Wells
Melvin
Arlington
Spectators Save Farmer and Auto on Train Track
A rancher A Robinson from the Citrus Belt narrowly escaped injury when his Ford stalled on the Santa Fe main track as a passenger train neared. Spectators at the depot rushed the platform and pushed the auto clear of the locomotive, averting disaster.
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A. Robinson
Citrus Belt Track
Santa, Fe
Robinson
Police Remove Libelous Plate From Becker Coffin
Inspector Faurot led the removal of a coffin plate reading Charles Becker murdered July 30 1915 by Governor Whitman. The plate's inscription was deemed criminal libel and the action followed a church dispute at St Nicholas of Tolentino where a requiem mass was held.
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Whitman
New York
Faurot
Becker
Bronx
Charles Becker
Corona adopts plain clothes police with new uniforms
Last evening Corona police officers led by Chief Ramsey marched in drab drafted uniforms and caps. Each officer bears a numbered shield while the city supplied the cap wreaths and shields. The officers ordered the attire to reflect an up-to-date force.
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Corona
Ramsey
Corona Road Race Should Be Yearly Event
The Independent urges Corona to make the road race an annual affair highlighting civic pride. It cites past races in 1913 and 1914, notes broad public interest for a fall event, and calls on local leaders and residents to support a continuing racing tradition.
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Corona
Wideawake
Circle City
United States
Vamure
Corone
Othr
United Tates
Pasadena
Riverside
Mt. Rubidoux
Glenwood
the Independent
Local Residents Enjoy Visits and Outing Plans
Miss A Cepenhaver of Fallbrook arrived in the city to spend a few days with Mrs Wattur and friends. Mrs Chester Harding returned from Los Angeles after attending the Saengerfest and visited Pasadena. C A Holloway, Lester Monterief and W E Jukes left Sunday for a two days fishing trip up the Santa Ana Canyon near Seven Oaks.
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A Cepenhaver
Fallbrook
City
Wattur
Chester Harding
Los Angeles
Pasadena
C. A. Holloway
Lester Monterief
W. E. Jukes
Santa Ana Canyon
Seven Oaks
Riverside visitor George M. Taylor calls on friends
George M. Taylor of Riverside was a visiting resident in the city today, calling on many friends and acquaintances during his stay.
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George M. Taylor
Riverside
Three Women Saved From Drowning At Long Beach
A Long Beach bathing party of six including Mr and Mrs Everett Isbell Mr and Mrs S K Whitwell and Miss Edna Hite faced a deadly cramp and rip current off the Pine avenue pier. Lifesavers and a bathhouse lifeboat crew pulled them to safety and all recovered.
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Long Beach
Everett Isbell
Golden Apartments
S&s. K. Whitwell
Adams Apartments
Edna Hite
Chestnut ‘Apartments
Ocean Head
Pine Avenue Pier
Virginia Hotel
Hfesaver
Bathhouse
Realty Deals Highlight Corona Farms Market Surge
Whitten reports another major real estate move totaling 40 000 involving CJ Meinicke buying a 76 acre grove on Rintpay avenue from J M Talcott company Santa Ana for 20 000 plus a high value home. The deal splits half to valencias and half to navels and boosts Corona Farms notoriety as a show place. Whitten notes two deals last week totaling 122 000 demonstrating real estate momentum.
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Poo. Whitten
Nin
Ile
Pteaecre
CJ Meinicke
Rintpay Avenue
Corona Farms
J. M. Talcott Company
Santa Ana
Meinicke
Corona Real Estate
Whitten
Riverside Visitors Noted Saturday
Mrs. George Whitten and a senior were visitors in Riverside on Saturday, according to local reports.
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George Whitten and Senior
Riverside
Exposition Trip Ends for Local Misses Group
Misses Laura Kirby Ruth Boling Myrtle Newton Wo Hadley and Nellie Wink returned yesterday afternoon from San Francisco where they spent a week at the exposition. Miss Rose Cechin accompanied them and will spend a month at San Fernando visiting her sister. The party reports a splendid time and is enthused over the trip.
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Laura Kirby
Ruth Boling
Myrtle Newton
Wo Hadley
Nellie Wink
San Francisco
Rose Cechin
San Fernando
Newport Beach Fishing Trip Yields Large Bonita and Albacore
A party led by Norman Reeves with Albert Smith Ed Conover W E Gunn and Louie Larson visited Newport Beach on Sunday in Smiths car to fish for big specimens. Reeves returned with a three foot ten pound bonita while Smith landed an eleven pound albacore. Both fish fought hard during the outing.
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Norman Reeves
Albert Smith
Ed. Conover
W. E. Gunn
Louie Larson
Newport Beach
Mr. Smith
Mr. Reeves
Opening Day Hunts Draw Many Nimrods Across Districts
The rabbit season opened with hundreds in canyons and fields, reports of abundant rabbits, and women among the hunters. A misfire near the city caused no injuries. New state game laws split counties into districts, restrict spiked bucks and deer, and set varied open seasons from August to December across districts.
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Lake Tahoe
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