Permit Granted After Smooth Course Seeps In
A fragmented report indicates a permit was granted after a perceived smooth course. Details are unclear though authorities appear to have approved the action with minimal disruption.
01 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1914
Page
1
A fragmented report indicates a permit was granted after a perceived smooth course. Details are unclear though authorities appear to have approved the action with minimal disruption.
In Melbourne on December 1 there is a heated reaction to Mr Taft's statement. Citizens express widespread disagreement with the ex president's view, showing a sharp divide in opinion on the matter.
Dr Chapin criticizes “61a heresy” about dirt as sole cause of disease and urges focus on real public health work. He argues old traits persist among 100 900 000 people and cautions against novelty that undermines effective prevention.
Report from Amsterdam describes Liege’s reconstruction after bombardment. Forts repaired or rebuilt with Krupp guns, new trench systems, camouflage, and concealed barbed wire. German and Austrian experts finalized defenses, with false batteries and selective town curfews as control measures.
Last night the La Corona theater filled every seat as audiences flocked to the Great Far East vaudeville attraction and a film program. Arabian performers showcased feats of strength and balance, thrilling spectators with Hadja the King of Dervish and Sermona dancés Hassan, including a display of lifting two hundred pounds with a jaw and neck strength.
A rainstorm rolled through California with a first light shower followed by a main fall after midnight and again tonight. Totals include .65 inches for the shower, raising the season total to 1.80 inches. Los Angeles reports .67 and Santa Barbara .80 inches with heavier rates in San Bernardino County.
London report details Lady Henry Somerset and associates converting a disused Arthur Street beerhouse into the Women’s War Club offering temperance drinks, papers, letters, graphophone music, and child care for soldiers’ wives. France Hall in Hammersmith Road and similar centers by Mrs. Lathrop extend aid to women affected by wartime changes.
Phoenix dispatch reports Governor Hunt and Warden Simms plan to execute eleven prisoners at once on December nineteen at Florence penitentiary. The state board of control weighs building a large platform for the simultaneous hangings, saying the strain on a single trap would be too great.
The Crown Chapter Order of Eastern Star installed its new officers for the coming year led by installing matron Mattie A Lyman and installing marshal Margaret Grinnell. A large turnout attended the ceremony followed by a 6 30 pm turkey supper and tributes to retiring matron Mattie A Lyman.
G P Bullard attorney general of Arizona resigns effective Thursday with tenure ending January 1. It is reported he has been retained by liquor interests and the statewide prohibition amendment passed in November may influence his action.
The readable fragment notes that thirty thousand head of cattle were shipped from the Pecos Valley of New Mexico during the early part of November. The rest of the passage references composers and unrelated queries.
A historic note describes a wartime relief scheme offering nourishment soup by the quart and a quarter loaf of bread to war widows for two cents, highlighting the lowest price feature of the organization’s aid.
Berlin December 1 German surgeons discuss wartime wound healing. Prof Paur of Leipsic Univ notes shrapnel wounds carry clothing fibers and germs, produce more infection and pus than rifle wounds. Shell fragments bring germs and toxic gases, increasing lockjaw risk. vaccination noted.
California county librarians and library workers gather in Sacramento at the state library on December 9 to discuss county free library development. The movement, led by the California State Library, aims to provide free lending services to all counties and is rapidly expanding with twenty six counties already adopting the plan.
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