City Trustees Approve Liquor and Motor Cycle ordinances
City Council in weekly session passes two ordinances on second reading. No action on others. Ordinance 147 regulates liquor sales after closing hours. Ordinance 148 sets motor cycle speed within city limits at ten mph with lights and mufflers required. Bids to be opened Sept 2 for Palm street and Boulevard paving. Winters Shull & Co. inspectors toured street work on the Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Palm Street
Savery
A. L. Winters
J. M. Shull
Winters, Shull
Harrell
Caybigan by James Hopper Highlighted at Manila
The Public Library lists Caybigan by James Hopper as a notable new arrival. The review praises Hopper’s depiction of native life in Manila and Negrito culture, especially the tale The Manangete and the episodes about American school teachers.
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Caybizan
James Hopper
Hopper
Carmel By-The-Sea
California
Manila
America
Caybigan
Isidro
Maestro
Isidro’s Civilizing Journey in a Filipino Tale
The excerpt traces Isidro’s civilizing and Americanizing arc, highlighting broad appeal and audience interest. It closes with a hopeful tone that parades the potential of patricial influence shifting toward persuasive, educational efforts for young Filipinos.
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Kite
Corona Brides and Other Wedings In Local Notices
A series of weddings described in Corona with Lulu Antoinette Lyman and Edward Currier marrying at the Ly man home. The couple plan a Los Angeles residence after a honeymoon via Riverside and Coronado. Also notes F Justice Grogan and Miss Leona Clarkson wed on Olive street, and Miss Alice Robbins to Bond Wells at Ninth and Washburn with Sanford officiating.
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Lulu Antoinette Lyman
Edward Dale Currier
Los Angeles
W. L. Lyman
Nellie
Clarkeon Grugan
F. Justice Grugan
Philadelphia
Leona Clarkson
J.N. Wells
Washburn
Alice M. Robbins
Bond L. Wells
BE. T. Sanford
Miss Olive Crabtree to Wed Alfred J Smith
Mr and Mrs Merrill B Crabtree announce the marriage of their daughter Olive to Alfred J Smith. The ceremony will be held Wednesday afternoon August 26 at two o clock on Sixth street between Crawford and the Boulevard.
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Olive Crabtree
Alfred J. Smith
Merrill B. Crabtree
Olive
Sixth Street
Crawford
the Boulevar
First Eucalyptus Flooring Used in America
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Rice of Oxnard say they have laid the first hardwood eucalyptus floor in America. The floor, milled from logs on the Rice ranch and kiln dried, polishes high and displays a handsome color. Ventura county contains hundreds of acres of eucalyptus trees.
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T. A. Rice
Oxnard
America
Ventura County
Gen Booth Tours England by Auto in Reach of Mission
General Booth of the Salvation Army conducts an extensive automobile tour across England averaging four and a half speeches daily for five weeks. The 80 year old leader travels in the most comfortable car, pampered and protected as he steers the movement he founded forty years ago with a gentle autocracy.
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General Booth
Salvation Army
England
General Booths
Sankey Dies A World Renowned Evangelist
Ira D Sankey famed hymn writer and Moody collaborator died at his Brooklyn home. His hymns include The Ninety and Nine and When the Mists Have Rolled Away. His Gospel Hymns and Sacred Songs sold about 50 000 copies. blindness in 1903 forced retirement.
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Ira Sankey
Brooklyn
New York
Tira David Sankey
Dwight L. Moody
Ufe
Race Violence Sparks Turmoil Across Northern States
Reports from Springfield to Vancouver describe mob actions and lynching attempts against African Americans. Incidents include a Chicago police station assault, a Huntington jail break thwarted by deputies, a stabbing in Evansville, troops sent to Truman Arkansas, a Cincinnati suburb riot, and a Barnum and Bailey train wreck near Port Falle with multiple injuries.
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Springfield
Chicago
Mason and Dixon Line
Huntington
S. 1
Evansville
Ind
Prindall
Arkansas
Truman
Greenwood
Cincinnati
Mc Lachlan Named Republican Nominee for Seventh District
In Long Beach California James Mc Lachlan was declared the Republican nominee for congressman from the Seventh Congressional District. The vote was unanimous. William Davis of Premium Store fame is under arrest in Cincinnati for felony embezzlement. Davis drew stock of groceries on credit then fled town leaving unpaid bills after securing favorable reports from merchants and mercantile agencies.
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Long Beach
James McLachlan
Santa Ana
William Davis
Cincinnati
Davis
Los Angeles
Congress Block
Cattle Raisers Leader Warns on Cheap Beef and Land
Kansas City report cites Colonel Ikerry, president of the Texas Cattle Raisers' Association, which pools 5,000,000 cattle and 2,500 members across Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. Pryor links high beef prices to subdivision of ranges into farms, noting 250,000 calves sold for slaughter last year at Ft Worth stockyards and widespread calf slaughter despite potential range for growth.
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Kansas City
Ikerry
Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Pryor
Ft. Worth
Church Benefits Mrs Vera Edwards Benefit for Members
Mrs Vera Jane Edwards led a church benefit last night with a good sized audience. Proceeds will fund church work. Two weeks hence another benefit is planned for the Episcopalians with proceeds for the same church-related cause.
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Vera Jane Edwards
Christian Church
A Little of Everything and More From Then and There
A collage of notes includes Long Beach voting Aug. Slat on a city tax for the band, price changes in coal, Beaumont bakery capacity, primaries in Orange County, and ideas from San Bernardino and Hemet. Also mentioned are Taft, Turkey, Taft’s horse mishap, the Assumption feast, Rear Admirals Evans and Goodrich, Ireland concession talks, Irish aviation hopes, an Oregon woman’s bear rescue, and various cultural and political snippets from California and beyond.
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Beaumont
Gireer
Taft
W. H
Washington
Evans
Naval
Casper F. Goodrich
Hemet
James Hazen Hyde
Life ‘Insurance
Long Beach
Henry Farman
France
Henri
New York
Oregon
Harriman
Cleaning Washington: Health Crusade Targets Restaurants
The national capital undergoes a broad cleanup as health authorities inspect public eating places in the District of Columbia. Filthy kitchen conditions prompt arrests and closures, with proprietors ordered to modernize to continue serving the public amid a larger anti vice drive ordered by President Roosevelt from Oyster Bay.
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National Capital
District of Columbia
Rooevelt
Oyster Bay
The Enterprise Tries a Hold Up Game
Hardy and Westerfeld suspected in the transaction as Enterprise officials describe a hold up attempt. Investigators focus on motive and potential accomplices in the incident.
Force and Intrigue Hit the Codrona Independent Case
The Codrona Independent faces an attempted pressure campaign to halt publication and push it toward bankruptcy. An installment purchase of presses and supplies from American Type Founders was backed by notes secured via a contract. E E Scott obtained an assignment of the contract and demanded possession of the goods, claiming protection for the paper.
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Codrona Independent
Citizens” of
Corona
Independent
Independent Publishing Company
American Type Founders’ Company
Los Angeles
E. E. Scott
Scott
Cal
Aay
Calif
Woodbine
Banks
A. L, Hardy
Sanger E. Fretch
Independent’ Pub
Col
Independent Publishing Company faces replevin and opposition
The article describes a dispute over a purchase with over 1000 dollars already paid by the Independent company. Mr Scott refused gold for the remaining balance and sued for possession. Sheriff levy occurred, a bond posted, and Corona’s Independent paper remains under Corona management amid internal employee hostility and hostile letters to vendors.
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Scott
Scote
Corona Independent Publishing Company
Independent
Corona
Corona Capital
Los Angeles
Ray
Mr. Peach Sings at Local Playhouse
Mr. J. D. Peach performed before a pleased audience last week, singing My Beautiful Irish Moon for the main number and Darling Clo for an encore. He displays a well developed baritone, having studied with Mrs. Wyatt. accompanist Miss Lancaster, a gifted pianist with a Chicago College of Music gold medal, supported the recital.
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J. D. &. Peach
City Attorney Randall Moves Family to Corona
Corona City Attorney W. Gi. Randall relocates his family from Riverside and occupies the former Cummings residence on Washburn street. He previously lived with Mr. Kinney on week days and spent Sundays with his wife in Riverside. The move is welcomed as a stable settlement.
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W. Gi. Randall
Corona
Riverside
Cummings
Washburn Street
Mr. Randall
Mr. Kinney
Yale Student Completes 1100 Mile Endurance Walk
Yale student Robert Harriman finished a grueling 1100 mile trek from Montreal to Chicago via a 23 companion march. He began July 15 aiming to test diet qualities on athletic endurance while crossing Canada and the United States to reach the Central Y M C A in Chicago.
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Robert Harriman
Yale
Montreal
Canada
Central Y. M. C
Chicago
Harriman
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Miss Lyman
Currier
Gen. Booth
Telegraph News
Vancouver
B. C
Port Falle
Connecticut
Ireland
John Hopkins University
Lord Northcliffe
London
Manchester
Sacramento
George Clémens
Mark Twain
Coachella Valley
Farth
Imperial County
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
New Haven
Conn
Bob’’ Burdett
California Fish and Game Association
Berlin
Orange County
Orange
Carnegie Library
Roosevelt
Etreet
Hardy and Westerfleld
American Type Founders’ Company, “Co
W. Fleming
Mr. Peach
Randall
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