Austria to Deny Ancona Demands and May Seek Arbitration
Washington expects Austria to respond to U S demands over the Ancona submarine attack within days. The note may reject disavowal and punishment of the commander, but could offer future assurances and a Hague arbitration proposal as Austria remains bound by a US arbitration treaty.
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Austria
Ancona
U. S
United States
Washington
Ambassador Penfield
State Department
The
Hague
Germany
Society wedding of year planned by little tots cast
Readiness for a charity wedding at the Woman's club house tomorrow night at 7 15 o clock with Rev Louis Otto as officiant. Child participants include Tom Thum Nicholas Snyder and Margaret Genereux with a Colonial costumes theme and orange blossoms. Noted guests from various families listed along with a program of songs dialogues and toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Otto
Tom Thum
Nicholas Snyder
Margaret Genereux
Edmund Roberts
Margaret Donnelly
Ruth McDaniels
Margaret Reid
la von English
Evelyn Glass
Judith Gunn
Dan Bedford
Gale King
Charles Dickinson
Usher
Wesley Smith
Loma Mayfield
Elizabeth Gunn
Betty Drummond
Ruth Smith
Florence Dorsey
Veda Wells
Anabelle Drummond
Florence Gully
Harry Gully
Harold Harris
Hal Drummond
Junior Drummond
Samuel Donnelly
Eception
James Foley
Hal
Christmas Art Lecture by Prof John Ward Stimson
Under the Art and Travel Section of the Woman's Improvement club Coronans attended at the clubhouse as Prof John Ward Stimson lectured on Nature's Great Elements of Form, Arrangement and Underlying Principles of Science, Art and Public Education. The stereopticon and blackboard aided explanation and the lecture was well received and beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Improvement Club
John Ward Stimson
Stimson
Miss Etta Constable Leaves for San Diego
Miss Etta Constable, guest of Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Smith on South Main Street, departed today for her home in San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Constable
Here's to America, land of freedom and possibility
A compact line praising American promise and the idea that many individuals have presidential potential, celebrating liberty and opportunity without asserting certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Land of Freedom
Varna Strikes Renewed as Russian Force Attacks Bulgarian Port
London reports renewed Russian assaults on Varna following plans for a landing and flank push into Bulgaria. A Bulgarian torpedo boat reportedly sunk. Czar Ferdinand vows to hold all territory captured in Serbian Macedonia as Parliament opens with a review of Bulgarian victories. Princes Boris and Cyril attend. Narodni Prava editorial notes Bulgarians seek most of the Balkan peninsula.
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Bulgaria
Serbian
Macedonia
Czar
Ferdinand
Ezar
Boris
Cyril
Paris Temps
Salonika
Narodni Prava
Balkan Peninsula
Lumber for fish traps at Greeks ready for spring work
Deputy Fish and Game Commissioner Pritchard reports Henry J. Shay of the San Bernardino Valley Transportation line says fish trap lumber is on the ground at North and Metcalf creeks ready for spring, with expert fish strippers to be on the job for the first spawners. Shay notes Bearlake is frozen at both ends and travel is limited to morning and evening. Owens valley hatchery aims to stock Southern California to capacity while Commissioner Connell rejects private water fish plantings.
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Los Angeles
Fish and Game
Pritchard
Henry J. Shay
San Bernardino Valley Transportation Motor
North
Metcalf
Fish and Game Commission
Shay
Clark’s
Santa Ana
Owens Valley
California
M. J. Connell
Young People Plan Weekend Skyland Trip From Corona
A chaperoned party led by Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Barnes will travel Friday afternoon to Skyland in the San Bernardino mountains. They will stay until Sunday, lodging in a large cabin with ample provisions. Participants include Rose Cechin Inez Smith Laura Kirby Marion Wells Irene Nowhof Melvin Blurton Claire Hutchinson Howard Ware C B Quick and Chas Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Barnes
Skyland
San Bernardino Mountains
Corona
Mrs. Barnes
Rose Cechin
Inez Smith
Laura Kirby
Marion Wells
Irene Nowhof
Melvin Blurton
Claire Hutchinson
Howard Ware
City
C. B. Quick
Belleflower
Chas. H. Johnson
San Fernando
Drafting New Men Threatens Survivors Pension Bills
If drafting continues, those who survived may face the painful need to pay their own pension costs.
Special session believed certain for January call
San Francisco readers report rising demand for a special legislative session. Gov Johnson is expected to issue a call soon and the legislature may convene in late January to address uncertain primary election laws after October referenda. County officials seek order to remedy election law confusion.
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San Francisco
Joheson
Commercial Club
Percy. Long
Progressive State Central Committee
Election Commission
Christmas Carol At The Library Promotes Holiday Program
The library hosts a Christmas Carol event Thursday at eight featuring Tiny Tim and Scrooge with stereopticon pictures. Children welcome as the second library program of the season. Also notes new year reflections on global changes and local topics with several speakers and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Scrooge
Marley
Cratchitts
Dickins
Strong Local Baseball Lineup For Corona Opener
The city welcomes Martindale to pitch the opening game for Corona against Las Vegas on New Year’s day. Corona announces a balanced lineup with CLAL Gooch as manager and Garry J. Thompson as president and secretary. Games start at 2:30, with attendance urged to show support to prove the winter team’s worth.
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Martindale
Faro
Corona
Las Vegas
Nevada
Clal Gooch
John Barber
Garry J. Thompson
French Begin A Bl Offensive
London dispatch reports a French offensive against German lines at Hirzstein with details sparse. German war office notes Westende shelling which killed three, inclding two women, while Paris statements cite munitions depot blasts near Stein-Etrache and raids on Lans railway, Angres sector, and Lorraine artillery activity with trench captures and 100 prisoners taken.
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London
Hirzstein
Westende
War Office
Paris
Syi
Belgium
Stein- Etrache
Artois
Lans
Angres
Lorraine
Vosges
la Plaine
Bonhomme
Lhartmanswellerkopf
Somue
Conscription Decided as Best British Recourse in War Crisis
London December 29 The cabinet voted to enforce conscription for single men as part of the Derby recruiting plan. Ministers Reginald McKenna and Walter Runciman resigned though not yet accepted. A war council met at Downing Street with Asquith Kitchener Gray and Balfour. Police cleared crowds as news sparked public interest. Submarine crew jeered drowning victims after torpedoing the Ville de la Ciotat off Crete with eight deaths. Survivors reported the ship sank without warning and were later picked up by Meros.
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London
Asquith
Derby
Reginald McKenna
K. C
Exchequer
Walter Runciman
Board of Agriculture
Downing Street
Lord Kitchener
Edward Gray
A. J. Balfour
Council of War
Earl Derby
Lord Derby
House of Commons
Ville de la Ciotate
Malta
Meros
Reuter
Crete
Marseilles
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Alaska
DeWitt
Progressive Movement
Stroney
New World Religion
Paxson
Antin
DeConstant
Dewey
Ellwood
Ross
Panama
Tuttle
Boulger
W. J. Pentelow
San Diego
Southland
Mr. Pentelow
Europe
General Villa
Fargo
Belgian
Mother County
Jeer
ST. John’s Episcopal Church
Chariss Stontes
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