Rumor reports Monastir surrender amid war talk
News dispatches from London and Paris report Monastir possibly surrendering to a German Austrian Bulgarian mission. Other items note Shaw’s peace stance, a British defense success, Italian troop landings at Avdona, Joffre’s new command, and Greece entente negotiations amid a unsettled Balkan scene.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Athens
Paris
Avdona
Albania
Bays
Joffre
North
Africa
Iitaly
Greece
Arlington Joins League for Southern State Series
Arlington enters the Southern State League and will host eight weeks of games on Sundays. The team earned entry by solid play and will play as one of two Arlington venues, promising dependable weekend matchups. The squad, praised for consistent effort and strong leadership, aims to build an even stronger reputation.
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Arlington
Temescal Lodge Elects Officers for Coming Year
Temescal Lodge No. 314 F. and A. M. elected Worthy Master Luther Patton Senior Warden F H Snidecor Junior Warden F Herkelrath Treasurer Geo E Snidecor Secretary A H Larrabee and Trustee for three years L L Andrews for the coming Masonic year.
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Temescal Lodge No
Luther Patton
BH. Snidecor
F. Herkelrath
Geo. E. Snidecor
L. L
Riverside County adopts new right of way recording method
Riverside county officials led by the highway commission and board of supervisors enact a resolution claiming possession of land for highway purposes and directing permanent recording of rights of way. The move aims to standardize a 60 foot width across highways and may set a precedent for other California counties.
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Riverside County Highway Commission
Board of Supervisors
Highway Commission
General Land Office
Washington
Land Office
Los Angeles
U. S
M. G. Gallaher
Riverside County
California
Riverside
Board of Supervisors and Highway Commission
Corona Chamber plans Riverside banquet with U S Chamber official
Led by T. C. Jameson, fifteen Corona Chamber directors travel to Riverside for the annual banquet at Glenwood Mission Inn. Edward F. Trefz, field secretary of the U S Chamber, will speak, joined by local officers and neighboring chamber representatives at a long table with about 20 others. Other guests fill four, six, and eight seat tables.
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T. C. Jameson
Corona Chamber of Commerce
Riverside
Chamber of Commerce
Glenwood Mission Inn
Edward F. Trefz
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Veterans Aid Society Meeting With Mrs Lavery
The Veterans Aid society meets Mrs B B Lavery on Main street next Monday afternoon December 6 at 2 30. After the business session a dime social will be held and each member may bring a friend.
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Veterans Aid Society
B B. Lavery
Main Street
Why We Dont Buy at Home Contest Draws Fire and Plan
The Independent reports closing date for manuscripts, notes receipts of late submissions, and defends the contest against personal grievances. It states cash prize and planned corrective measures to curb out of town buying and calls for local merchants to engage in a sane plan.
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Independent
Ner
Corona
Coron
The
County Politics Warm Up In Riverside Meeting
Republicans from Riverside Orange San Diego Imperial San Bernardino Mono and Inyo counties met at C. L. Mc Farland’s Riverside office to choose three delegates for a December 8 district meeting at the Glenwood hotel. Each county will send three representatives to the eleventh congressional district gathering. The San Diego County Central committee called the session to foster agreement among district Republicans.
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Riverside County Central Committee
Republican County Central Committee
C. L. McFarland
Riverside
Glenwood Hotel
Orange
San Diego
Imperial
San Bernardino
Mono
Inyo
Duell's Cash Grocery Feature Prices
Local market ad lists items including large pail compound baking powder two 25 cent packages currants three packages raisins and a 50 pound sack of flour priced at 1.65 per sack.
Auto and Wagon Collision in Corona Street
Fred Geith, a Corona Mercantile Co. delivery man, was bruised when his northbound wagon loaded with groceries was struck from behind by a city bus on Upper Main street. The bus, driven by Cecil Houts with Archie Huckins aboard, caused Geith to fall and his horse to run away. both sides blame each other for the wreck.
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Fred Geith
Corona Mercantile Co
Upper Main Street
Main Street
Cecil Houts
Archie Huckins
Mr. Geith
Rush Colorado River Bridge Nearing February Finish
San Bernardino County Engineer J A Sourwine says the Colorado River bridge rush will finish by February. Concrete work is nearly done towers rise and the first truss is ready to place as piles are driven near the California shore with a large crew and heavy booms aiding construction.
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Colorado River
San Bernardino
J. A. Sourwine
California
Why We Do Not Hire at Home Campaign Letter
A local subscriber urges Corona Independent to start a campaign on Why We Do Not Hire at Home. The writer notes job hiring patterns favoring minorities and suggests public groups push for employers to hire white workers for certain roles while Mexicans or Greeks do rougher labor.
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Corona
Corona Independent
Fifth Street
Funeral of Mrs Fr Snook at St Johns Episcopal
The funeral of the late Mrs. David Fr. Snook was held from St. Johns Episcopal church at 10 30 this morning with many friends and relatives in attendance. The rector Rev Charles Stanley Mook conducted the services. The church choir sang appropriate selections. Interment followed at Sunnyslops cemetery.
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David Fr. Snook
St. John's Episcopal Church
Charles Stanley Mook
Sunnyslops Cemetery
Complaint on Firefighter Speed Prompts Caution Letter
A relative recalls a fireman’s private vehicle being driven to a blaze at about 35 mph with no warning signal. The driver narrowly missed another car. The citizen supports rapid response but urges greater caution in future fire dispatches.
California by products in citrus industry discussed
The Riverside California Citrograph reports on a new by products plant that will handle over one hundred tons of culled fruit daily. The piece argues growers face losses from culls, urges California to establish manufacturing plants, and cites Sicily and Spain as examples where by products like citron oil and marmalade are produced.
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California Citrograph
Riverside
Ames
California
Pacific Coast
Sicily
Spain
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England
Duell’s Cash Grocery
Corona Mercantile Company
Upper Main ST
Rush
L. Ames
ST. Jokn's
Episcopal Church
Comerth and
Weahbarn
Charles Stanley Meek
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