Americans Attacked at Night by Mexican Raids on Border
About 100 Mexicans crossed the Rio Grande near Mercedes and partially surrounded 21 troopers of the Twenty-first Cavalry. One soldier was killed and two wounded. Reinforcements were ordered as scouts and rangers hunted for the raiders who disappeared by midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty- First Cavalry
Brownsville
Tex
Rio Grande
Mercedes
Twenty-first
United States Cavalry
Reynau
Hutchings
Wilman
Twelfth Cavalry
Roy O. Henry
United States
Ford
Progreso
Nafarrate
Matamoros
Monterey
Fort Brown
Federal officers warn hunters on migratory bird protections
The U S Department of Agriculture announces strict enforcement of the migratory bird treaty act from October 15 to February 1 in California. Protected species include waterfowl coots shore birds plovers jacksnipe yellowlegs and others with unlimited protection for cranes swans curlew rails and wood ducks. Local huntsmen face sunrise to sunset shooting limits and penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Information
United States Department of Agriculture
California
Corona visitors Veer to Los Angeles with Freeman couple
Mr and Mrs Geo R Freeman were among Corona visitors in Los Angeles today as they toured the city and joined local residents for sightseeing and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. R. Freeman
Corona
Los Angeles
Italian resident pleads guilty in liquor ordinance case
Manuel La Porte of Merrill Street admitted violating the liquor ordinance in police court yesterday and paid a $50 fine. A Los Angeles attorney represented him and urged leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel la Porte
Merrill Street
Los Angeles
Mayme Patton Weds Everett Bethurum in Family Home
The wedding of Miss Mayme Patton of this city to Everett Bethurum of Elsinore occurred yesterday at the bride’s mother Mrs. L. M. Patton’s Sheridan street home. Rev. J. F. Humphrey officiated as only close family friends attended. The residence was decoratively arranged in pink and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Patton
Everett Bethurum
Elsinore
Stockholders Plan 300 Mile Corona Race In 1915
A Corona assembly of stockholders and auto racing enthusiasts organized to form a racing association. They elected temporary directors and named Ed die Pullen and G Ruckstell as early entrants for the 1915 Corona classic set for November 20. Directors include W L Peeler C A Wolloway G E Maxwell and others as they pursue incorporation and race details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Racing Association of
Corona
New Racing Association
W. L. Peeler
L. D. Bedford
Citizens Savings Bank
Garry J. Thompson
the Independent
Los Angeles
Riverside Press
Geo. R. Bentel
Mercer Racing
W. McDermott
Ventura Refining Company
Geo. Hill
Paul J. Durkin
Pacific Coast
Mr. Bentel
Eddie Pullen
G. Ruckstell
Tee
George M. Blair
A. H. Cross
O. H. Barber
Messrs
C. A. Wolloway
G. E. Maxwell
C. E. Lillebridge
L. L. Andrews
B. Collier
M. J. Suydam and
J. D. Bedford
Corona Road Racing Association
Citrus Belt Racing Association of
Venipolars
Local News Bits From Corona and Elsinore
Mrs Fanny McCrea returns from a San Diego visit and praises Corona while noting pests. A two day old baby boy of Mr and Mrs David Jones dies in Elsinore and is buried in Sunnyslope cemetery. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Ed Conover and a boy born to Mr and Mrs Roy Cross. Mrs Geobh MacGillivray with family leaves for a San Diego exposition visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny. McCrea
San Diego
Exposition
Corona
David, Jr
David Jones
Elsinore
Sunnyslope Cemetery
Ed. Conover
Roy Cross
Geobh, MacGillivray
Jane
Donald
Ruth Bush
Los Angeles
San Diego Exposition
Champion Bread Bakers Win Prizes at Corona Event
The Branch Furniture and Carpet Co hosted a baking contest in Corona awarding top prizes for bread and cake. Mrs. P Morrow won a gas range for best white bread. Mrs H Reid earned a tireless cake maker prize. Third and fourth placed pies earned aluminum sets, awarded to Mrs Ben Walker and Mrs C Hl Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture and Carpet Company
Corona
P. Morrow
Merrill Street
H. Reid
Citrus and
Buena Vista Avenues
Ben Walker
C. Hl. Barber
The Man On The Box Comes To The Majestic
Max Kigguan and Lolita Robertson wrap filming on Harold McGrath novel The Man on The Box a Lasky Feature Play Co production. The five part screen adaptation, popular as a novel in tenth edition and on stage for two New York seasons, attracts stock companies. Show runs Wednesday and Thursday at the Majestic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kigguan
Lolita Robertson
All Star
Fine Feathers
McGrath
Jesse L. Lasky
Lasky
Practical Ideas on Fumigation for Citrus Orchards
Local writer G. W. Waterbury presents a condensed guide on fumigation for citrus groves. The article explains pest threats from scale species and other insects, the limits of eradication, and how growers can reduce damage through targeted, ongoing control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Cultivator
G. W. Waterbury
Porterville-Lindsay
Sierra Foothills
Quayle
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W. P. Tharp
Carrie Bennett
Palliser
San Bernardino County
Tharp
San Bernardino
Sculland
Helen
Jas. McDugall
Victorville
Daggett
Corona National Bank
F. F. Thompson, Pres
Chas. Hoss
B. McConnell
Vica Pres
Deh McConnbull
Asst
Cash
First National Bank
Iaingeree
Majestic Theater
Merrett
W. S. Clayson, Sr
FP. A. Brubacher
Pecklow
C‘harities
Drummond
Savery
Branch Furniture and Carpet Company
al Pecklow
Eloise
Bernice Jameson
Joy Sdaameson
Cherry Sunmer
Corona del Mar
Bess Rudesill
Elizabeth Andrews
Madeline Willard
Emily Jameson
Carol Jameson
Myra Lynn
Wickhahn
W. T. Jameson
Joy Jameson
Hilenry Jamieson
Citrus
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