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Newspaper

Corona Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1913

Page

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Noted drivers entered for Sept 9 races

Auto racing in Corona plans the big three mile event for September 9 with prizes totaling 10 000 dollars and a 1000 dollar bonus for a world record. Earle Cooper drives the Stutz Teddy Tetzlaff pilots the Fiat and Willis George Emerson enters the Macomber Rotary in light and medium classes. Louis Nikrent may drive the Mercer or Buick in various events. San Diego contingents expected with two cars and a possible special train to the course. The race course will be officially measured and a large press stand with dedicated telephones arranged.

Earle Cooper Teddy Tetzlaff Willis George Emerson Corona F. H. Ott Emerson Huntley Gordon Louis Nikrent Santa Monica Gordon Nikrent Louis Santa San Diego F. B. Naylor Buick W. H. Carlson

Tetzlaff here for overnight in Corona

Terrible Teddy Tetzlaff with George Hill arrives in Corona for tire wear tests on the Grand Boulevard speedway. They park the 120 h.p. Fiat at Crown Garage and plan to race the next day with Hill likely driving or serving as mechanic for Tetzlaff. both are registered at the Del Rey.

Teddy Tetzlaff Corona Crown Garage East Sixth Street Tetzlaff George HM Grand Boulevard Speedway George Hill

No Records Made at Santa Monica Race Ends

The Santa Monica three mile speedway race drew global attention to Corona and the event. While the race was ordinary in itself the result spurred support for auto racing as a premier sport. The event ran smoothly though the racing committee reportedly covered a small deficit from their own funds. Earle Cooper drove the Stutz car.

Santa Monica Corona Three Mile Speedway Earle Cooper

Corona Trustees Announce August 29 30 Clean Up Days

The Corona board of trustees sets Friday and Saturday August 29 and 30 as community cleanup days. Citizens urged to rake, clear yards and business fronts, pile debris by August 30, and prepare the town for the races. city crews and park staff will assist, peeling pepper trees along the Grand Boulevard and improving Main and Sixth streets for visitors.

Corona Park Commission Three Mile Speedway Grand Boulevard Speedway Grand Boulevard Riverside County Riverside Redlands San Bernardino

Cupid Active in Telephone Office

Over the past years several operators at the local telephone exchange have changed names. Miss Gertrude Oakley, longtime office manager, married Robert Branson in Los Angeles at her brother Louis Oakley’s home on Sixty‑first Street.

Gertrude Oakley Dan Cupid Robert Branson Los Angeles Louis

Corona G O F C Holds Monthly Meeting in Masonic Hall

The Corona Chamber of Commerce gathered Friday in Masonic hall with many members present. Most of the program focused on good roads and auto race topics as I W Reynolds, road committee chair, reported on Auburndale and nearby conditions and urged Supervisor Hamner to inspect the Auburn road.

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Santa Monica road race winner visits Corona

Earl Cooper visitor to Corona with the Stutz that won first prize at Santa Monica race. Accompanied by Walter M. Brown they dined with Corona Auto Racing Association directors at the Del Rey hotel and then met residents at the Citizens' bank. Public interest grew as the motor entourage toured Grand Boulevard.

Santa Monica Corona Earl Cooper Cooper Walter M. Brown del Rey Hotel Brown Corona Auto Racing Association Citizens’ Bank

Cooper Aims for Corona Track After High Speed Run

Cooper led a test run of the Stutz along the Boulevard to South Main and back, hitting around eighty miles per hour on the three mile course. EF I Ott and Secretary McCorkle rode with him during spins while Auto Racing officials observed. He favored Corona over Santa Monica for the races and planned to relocate two weeks before racing to practice daily.

Cooper Sixth Street Main Street Auto Racing Association Cooper and Brown EF. I. Ott The McCorkle Santa Monica Corona Carona Coopee

New Postals Advertise Corona Grand Boulevard Race

The Corona Auto Racing Association and Corona Chamber of Commerce issue handsome new postals. A town plat centers a red Grand Boulevard racing car with images of Corona High School library and city hall. Free to readers at The Independent office.

Chamber OF Commerce and Auto Racing Association Corona Grand Boulevard Corona Auto Racing Association Corona Chamber of Commerce

Santa Monica Road Race dates clash with Corona control

The Santa Monica Road Race committee plans for Admission Day 1914 while Corona Auto Racing Association claims rights to the date. Corona controls the September fifth race with a sanction number 615 from the ALAA, blocking Santa Monica from using that date without Corona’s sanction. Earle Cooper Winther notes Corona’s new track makes it hard for Santa Monica to secure the date, prompting hopes for a different day.

Santa Monica Ihild Corona Auto Racing Association Corona ALAA Earle Cooper Beach City

Riverside Plans Auto Race Day Store Closures

Riverside to close stores on Corona Auto Race Day to boost countywide participation and tourism. Editorial notes county cooperation, promotes shared celebrations, and suggests a Good Roads carnival to unite chambers and visitors from across the region.

Riverside Corona Riverside Andates Tisay County Cooperation Riverside Enterprise The Independent Glenwood Mission Inn County Association of Chambers of Commerce Aimal

Motorcycles Collide At City Corner

Sunday afternoon two visiting riders collided near J. R. Nichols residence at Eighth street and Victoria avenue. Both riders were uninjured, speeds not high, but their motorcycles failed to steer and hit a bent iron corner post with minor damage to the machines.

J. R. Nichols Eighth Street Victoria Avenue

Reliable Bank Promises Liberal Interest on Deposits

The bank touts itself as trustworthy and easy to transfer funds across banks. It emphasizes generous interest on deposits and the social proof of visible credit growth.

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