Inclement Weather and Local Notices Spread Across Elsinore Area
In Elsinore and nearby towns reports note heavy rain hail and snow over the past week with flooding risk as the lake rises. Obituaries for George H. Clewett at 65 and d8abell McNear Brown aged 14 mark local losses. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs announce a Thanksgiving dinner. many residents, visitors, and neighboring towns are mentioned in social updates and property transactions.
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Elsinore
Ben Angeles
EB. A. Graham
Riverside
Lj.h.cheeley
Riverside Press
H. H. Durning
sAttorney
C. B. Ladd
L. B. Marshall and Son
Anna Trasier
Mire
Susan Barkhurst
Main Street
C. C
R. E. Hunter
B. F. Little
A. Keith
Widow Mary Jane Pearce Dies After Epileptic Attacks
Mrs Mary Jane Pearce aged 73 long time resident of Perris died early Sunday from epilepsy after years of illness. Her husband predeceased her by a few years. The funeral was held Monday at their Perris home with Rev O L Corbin officiating and interment at Evergreen cemetery Riverside.
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Mary Jane Peares
Perris
Lall
Arlington
Evergreen
River‘side
Jane “Pearce
Gome
O. L. Corbin
Arlington building boom boosts permits in town
Arlington shows surge in permits with W E Blanchard securing a 2000 dollar Magnolia avenue residence, Horace Allen planning a 1500 dollar bungalow on Van Buren, BE Meredith building a 3000 dollar two story block on Magnolia with a first floor store room, and Anton Cantarini approved for a 1500 dollar modern cottage on Overlook Ridge Tract.
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Arlington
W. EB. Blanchard
Magnola Avenue
Horace Allen
Ciill
van Buren Street
Meredith
Magnolia Avenue
Anton Cantarini
Overlook
Ridge
Riverside oranges begin first shipments for season
F H Speich & Co announce the first shipments of new crop oranges from Riverside for the season. The fruit was picked on the higher lands of Arlington Heights and will be packed at Arlington. The firm plans fifteen cars by the 10th. Casa Blanca and other packing houses will not operate until later in the season.
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Casa Blanca
Porterville Growers Press Rail for More Fruit Cars
Porterville orange growers urged Southern Pacific officials to boost fruit car service to move oranges east before Christmas. Attorney Frank H. Short, spokesman, said the district faced about 100000 dollars in damages from car shortages and feared further losses as delayed fruit would meet Southern California produce. Rail officials blamed East Coast weather and storms that tied up hundreds of cars, denying fault.
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San. Francisco
Frank H. Short
Fresné
Porterville
California
Long Beach Murder Case Begun in Los Angeles
The trial of W. T. Wilson, accused of fatally shooting Wallace Belden at Long Beach on August 29, opened in the Los Angeles Superior Court. A substantial portion of the day was devoted to jury selection with emotional insanity as the anticipated main defense for Wilson, tied to alleged misdeeds against his daughter by Belden.
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Edna Heiber
Pomona
Gus_Gehring
Rhyolite
Nev
Ae Elsinore
Woman’s Club
H. K. ‘Perry
Graham Avenue
R. C. Hiatt
Whittier
Main Street
Hiatt
Postoffice
J. B. Coran
Long Beach
Coran
Riley Street
M. Hazaard
Riverside
Geo. Jepson
Los Angeles
W. T. Wilson
Wallace Belden
Sixty Lives Lost in Arizona Floods
Phoenix dispatches report sixty people killed at Clifton after a great flood devastating camp and destroying the Arizona Copper Company plant. Authorities assess damage and search for survivors as the region reels from the disaster.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Clifton
Arizona Copper Com
Flood Devastates Arizona Towns and Rail Lines
Phoenix reports describe extreme flooding along the San Francisco and Gila rivers. Widespread damage includes bridge losses at San Carlos and Tempe, destruction of the Coronado Railway, and the Clifton disaster with six confirmed deaths and five missing.
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Ling
Arizona
San Francisco
Gila
Chase Creek Canyon
High Waer
Gila Valley
Northwestern
Gila River
San Carlos
Salt River
Phoenix and
Tempe
Coronado
Clifton
Longfellow
Phoenix
Ariz
Gillette Found Guilty in Grace Brown Murder
Chester H. Gillette was found guilty of first degree murder in the death of his sweetheart Grace Brown at Big Moose Lake on July 11. Sentence set for Thursday morning. one juror had favored acquittal on the sixth ballot. Gillette is closely watched to prevent a possible suicide attempt.
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Herkimer
N. Y
Chester H. Gillette
Grace Brown
Big Moose Lake
Marshal Heath
Dec
Chester Gillett
Gillette
Series of family tragedies in Chicago
Chicago Dec. 5 Mrs Rose Ver zal committed death by own action today by swallowing poison adding to the mystery of deaths within nine months of her husband and four children. Her seventeen year old son had an attack of heart disease upon hearing of her death and may also die.
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Chicago
Rose. Verzal
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Wildomar
J. McLaughlin
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Prudence Brown
B. F. Taylor
Victor
J. H. Smock
F. A. Jones
Rev
Leak
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Murrieta
Torbett
Miss Peet
Miss. Soules
A. L. Matthews
Ladies Aid Society
Bonita Weaver
San Diego
Grace
Lucy Kingston
Ethel Pilcher
M. L._ Mapes
Frank Hoag
L. D. Mapes
Louise Bouchlain
W. A. Lawrence
Robertine
George Gray
San Bernardino
Rufus
Hook
Throop Institute
Pasadena
Tom
Scott
Alessandro
Chas. R. Cook
BE. A. Lewis
San Luis Obispo
Miss Lawrence
Lizzie Pell
Gol. H. A. Plimpton
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Cheney & CO
J. T. Larrabee
Porterville Orange
Corona
Horace J. Pullen Company
Priestley
Auburndale
The
Burndale Colony
Auburndale Colony
Corona and Vicinity
Masonic Block
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