Riverside County Charter Draft Submitted by Freeholders
The Riverside County Board of Freeholders completed work on a draft county charter and set a public meeting for next Monday at 3 PM in the Riverside supervisors room to invite public input before final ratification. The committee will then meet to confirm changes, with a seven-member board structure outlined and district boundaries described for districts 1 through 7.
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Court House
Riverside
Freeholders Committee
Board of Supervisor
Freeholders
W. G. Frazier
Robi. Irving
W. A. Purington
S. C. Evans
Harry Hammond
F. F. Chase
J. G. Jameson
S. B. Hampton
Corona
J. H. Burton
Elsinore
Peter Milliken
Perris
Chas. Howard
Hemet
A. J. Sallee
San Jacinto
Wm. White
Beaumont
W.&. Hathaway
Banning
Bruce Drummond
India
Highgrove
West Riverside
Alvord
Auburndale
Citrus
Tesmecal
Rincon
Union
Hismore
San Diego County
Hemet Country
Hemet Country and Voting Precincts In That Neighborhood, While No
Desert
County
Board of Supervisors
Ead
State of
Californa
President Favorable to Full Coast Defense Inquiry
President Wilson told Congress he supports full disclosure of all facts on U S naval defense preparedness. He warned the method of investigation is key and disapproved of Gardner’s commission plan. He hinted at organized efforts behind the military debate while defending peaceable national posture.
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Wilson
Congress
Commission
Washington
United States
Gardner
Corona Oranges Roll Eastward From Corona District
The first carload of navels from Corona is rolling east to New York under the Orange Heights Homer Brand. Manager Roberts says the half box pack is tailored for the Christmas trade and attractive. A duplicate shipment heads to Boston tonight, with four more cars planned for midwestern markets later in the week. The fruit comes from Glen Ivy, O Holcomb groves, and C J Cotton South Main street ranch.
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New York
Orange Heights
Homer
Roberts
Boston
Corona
Glen Ivy Ranch
O. Holcomb Groves
C. J. Cotton
Hann Jubilee Singers Set for High School Concert
The Hann Jubilee Singers arrive in Corona with a December 11 concert at the High School auditorium at 8 o clock. Contralto Mayme Morrison and tenor George Garner lead a first class program by real Negro artists, promising a strong financial return for the students. Garner, Virginia born and Chicago trained, is noted as the troupe's top tenor.
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Corona
Hann Jubilee Singers
Mayme Morrison
Chicago
Maurice Devries
Morrison
George Garner
Garner
Chautauquas
Mr. Garner
Chicago School of Music
Russians Repulsed in Austria and German Activity Rise
A Paris official statement notes increased German activities in Belgium while a Hungarian report from Budapest says Russian troops invading northern Austria were repulsed. The items reflect wartime updates from multiple fronts with named centers Paris Budapest and Austria.
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Paris
Belgium
Budapest
Austria
Much Interest Shown In Saving System In Corona Schools
The Corona public schools board approved a School Banking System and it now operates with enthusiasm among pupils. The program teaches thrift and business basics, discourages wasteful spending, and encourages small deposits rather than large ones. It has long been established in Europe and the United States with support from the American Bankers Association. Continued on page four.
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Corona Public Schools
Europe
Amercan Bankers’ Association
Congress
America
Central
South America
Great Britain
United States
Riverside and Arlington Invited to Help Celebrate
At a Corona celebration committee meeting in city hall all members attended except one due to business in Los Angeles. Mayor Pentelow was authorized to confer with Riverside and Arlington chambers of commerce on participation. A general meeting of interested communities is set for next Friday at three o'clock to discuss how to mark the Pacific Electric Railway trolley link completion.
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Corona
City Hall
Los Angeles
Pentelow
Riverside
Arlington Chambers of Commerce
Pacific Electric Railway Company
Gambling Mexicans Receive Sentences in Raid
Ten Mexicans arrested in yesterday's raid faced hearings late at night. Two turned state's evidence and were released. Victoria Alatorino, alias Gooson, owned the dive and paid a $100 fine for fifty days in jail. Remainder fined $25 to $10. De Ando faces concealed weapons charge. None paid fines, choosing lockup instead.
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Victoria Alatorino
Gooson
de Ando
Wilson signals final major legislative push complete
President Wilson told the nation that his administration’s program affecting business is practically completed and a clear path for recovery lies ahead. He warned war has disrupted trade and production, urged mobilizing resources, and urged action to unlock western ores and forests and to improve merchant marine capacity.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
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Board OF Freeholders
Riverside County
Board, of Supervisors
Victor Staley
Corona City
Arlington
First National Bank
California
A. J. Ware
Harrington
Geo. E. Snidecor
Laura V. Kirby
Aest. Cash
F. E. Snidecor
Corona National Bank
F. F. Thompson, Pres
Chas. Hoss
C. B. McConnell
Dbe McConnell