Los Angeles Producers Buy Ten Acres Each North of Corona
Dilwyn Daniels and Mrs. M. Clausen of Los Angeles purchase ten acres apiece in a new Corona area ranch subdivision through Janss Investment. They plan a hog ranch with a five room bungalow headquarters at a total price of seven thousand dollars. A third buyer, Tracy Haines, acquires ten acres nearby for three thousand two hundred fifty dollars and begins a six room bungalow, focusing on alfalfa and hogs.
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Dilwyn Daniels
Los Angeles
Janss Investment Company
New Ranch
Corona
M.clausen
Ten Acres
Ontario
San Diego
Tracy Haines
Marching Order Puzzles Enemy Russian Army
A Warsaw letter notes Russian regiments marching in loose, scattered lines. Officers ride at the head while troops spread along both sides, yet rally for rations at night and form compact again by morning. German observers struggle to gauge troop numbers from above. The writer praises the soldiers calm, good nature, and orderly conduct despite the unorthodox formation, even in rain.
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London
Warsaw
Tjam
Fiere
Red Light Abatement Test Case In San Francisco
A test case was instituted today under the red light abatement act against the owner of a house in the segregated district of San Francisco. Reservoirs holding water for livestock have been constructed on the range of Yavapai County, Arizona.
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San Francisco
Yavapai
Arizona
J. E. McCarty Found Dead in Temescale Valley
The pioneer Temescale Valley rancher J. E. McCarty aged about forty was found dead in his home late Saturday after an undisturbed mail period raised concern. Coroner ruled death from heart failure with funeral services held at the undertaker’s parlors and burial in Sunnyslope cemetery.
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J. E. McCarty
Temescal Valley
McCarty
Elsinore
J. C. Hoover Undertaking
Sunnyslope Cemetery
Death of Mrs Martha S Larrabee in Riverside
Mrs Martha Sarah Larrabee wife of J T Larrabee of this city died at home on West Eleventh street Sunday evening at 6 30 after months of illness heart trouble and old age. Born Portsmouth New Hampshire December 19 1830 she was 84. Survived by husband three sons and one daughter Emma F. Funeral private at home tomorrow with flowers omitted. Interment Evergreen Riverside.
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Martha Sarah Larrabee
J. T. Larrabee
West Eleventh Street
Song
A. H
Emma F
Southern Pacific Employees Promote California Expositions 1915
Southern Pacific workers boost attendance for California expositions of 1915. They send 50 000 free postcards to employees with New Year greetings and a New Year resolution to visit California, inviting trips to Yosemite Lake Tahoe Catalina and other landmarks.
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Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Company
East
California
Old
New Mexico
Arizona
Old Mission
Catalina
Ocean Beaches
Yosemite
Lake Tahoe
Great Salt Lake
Mt. Shasta
Crater Lake
Mexican War Party Moves Toward Border Shift
Consul Silliman reports General Maytorena at Naco plans to pull back from the border and avoid direct firing on U.S. soil. Gutierrez weighs a general armistice as Scott and Bliss delay meetings due to poor roads. talks for moving away from the international boundary are rescheduled.
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Washington
Silliman
Maytorena
Naco
Gutierrez
Hill
Mexico City
Judges Strike Snag in Arizona Prohibition Injunctions
In Los Angeles on December 21 a special three judge tribunal faced a snag as Judge Erskine Ross questioned the authority of the act governing procedure to grant injunctions against enforcement of the Arizona prohibition law. The court recessed after a brief argument. Eugene Ives argued petitions contending the state amendment violated the Constitution in several respects. The tribunal later decided it had jurisdiction and power to rule on the matter.
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Los Angeles
United States
Erskine Ross
Act of Congress
Eugene Ives
Japanese urge compromisists to save government
The Merchants association and Baron Shibusawa with Buel Nakano push Diet and cabinet to compromise to avert dissolution of the house or collapse of the ministry. They warn a wartime crisis would harm abroad and slow national progress. Opposition leaders say the army increase will be rejected and dissolution would follow.
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Tokio
Merchants’ Association
Baron Shibusawa
American-Japanese Association
Buel Nakano
Tokio Chamber of Commerce
Diet
Oldest DAR member Louisa Carpenter dies at 108
Mrs. Louisa Waterman Carpenter aged 108 years and four months died last night in Worcester Massachusetts. She was the oldest living member of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Worcester
Mass
Louisa Waterman Carpenter
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Cold Wave Grips Colorado and Wyoming
Denver records seven below zero while Pueblo hits fourteen below and Leadville endures ten below as a severe cold spell blankets Colorado and Wyoming through December 21.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Mercury
Pueblo
Leadville
Thaw Extradition Ordered by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court reversed a New Hampshire court ruling and ordered the extradition of Harry K Thaw to New York immediately The decision overruled Thaws claim that escaping an asylum negated the alleged conspiracy to liberate him The ruling focused on the conspiracy indictment not the Stanford White killing Thaw's reaction in Manchester New Hampshire was silent.
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Supreme Court Todal
NEW Hampshire Tribunal
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Federal Court of
New Hampshire
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Thaw
United States
Matteawan Asylum
New York City
Justice Holmes
Stanford White
Supreme Court
Manchester
N. H
Railroad mobilizes thirty eight thousand in snow removal
Chicago December 21 thirty eight thousand unemployed men sought shelter at municipal lodging houses last night. The railroads and trolley lines put them to work clearing snow from railway tracks, the heaviest winter snowfall.
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Chicago
Engineers Oppose Strenuous Locomotive Tests
Chicago December 21 Representa tives of enginemen on western rail roads threaten a strike unless the arbitration board bars surprise safety tests that require men to jump from moving locomotives. The tests are described as uncalled for and overly severe.
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Chicago
Board of Arbitration
Injunction Arguments Battle Arizona Prohibition Law
The court heard arguments on whether to grant an injunction to halt enforcement of the Arizona prohibition statute. Attorneys presented initial points for and against blocking the law as the injunction request proceeded.
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Gsue
Arizona
Aviator Killed by Glever Ruse in World War I Narrative
Berlin dispatch describes a German counterattack behind the front lines where a French aviator was shot down by artillery. The German gunners set a trap using decoy cannons and a half battery, firing from a rear village to claim victory as the aircraft failed to detect danger.
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Berlin
Bapaume
France
Aliens interned in England in happy hood at Queens Ferry camp
Chester England Deer The Queens ferry camp ten miles from Chester now holds over 2200 aliens in dormitory wards and bays inside converted boiler works. The site includes a central heating plant wash houses and day rooms with games. Medical staff supervise examinations and care with letters censored and limited to two per week.
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Chester
England
Queensferry
Villa Eindem
Stadt
Hamburg
Unter den Linden
Windsor Castle
London
Camp Post Ofice
Germany
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TRACE
City
Temescal
Star
Ben White
Pacific
Mexican War Party
Scott
Bliss
U. 3
Chy
Glever
Old Scrooge
Scrooge
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