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Newspaper

Corona Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1915

Page

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Attendance records fall as Panama Pacific opens

Washington reports President Wilson triggered the opening of the Panama Pacific exposition by electric button from the White House. San Francisco crowds flood the gates with attendance surpassing 300000, amid pageantry and international participation. Secretaries and governors attend ceremonies in the East Room and Bay Area.

Washington Wilson White House East Cabinet California Congress San Francisco San

Entertaining Dunbar Dialect Poems by Prof Chas Alexander

Boston professor Charles Alexander presents a program of Paul Laurence Dunbar negro dialect poetry at 3 30 p m Monday February 22 in the high school auditorium. The event features witty stories and pathos with praise from Booker T Washington and Dr Charles Edward Locke. Also listed is a musical program and local residential move to 1014 Washburn Street in Corona.

Chas Alexander Boston Mass Paul Laurence Dunbar H. S. Auditorium Booker T. Washington Chas. Alexander Charles Edward Locke Los Angeles Charles Alexander

Episcopal Guild to Hold Toon Sale at Otto's Store

The Episcopal Guild will hold a toon sale at Otto's store Saturday beginning at 10:30 a.m. Proceeds support church activities.

Episcopal Guild Otto M. O

Tuesday Musical Club Recital Promises Nordic European Works

Next Tuesday evening in Riverside Woman's clubhouse the Tuesday Musical club presents a high class recital featuring Scandinavian and German pieces. Local member Chas. Craig will perform with a program including Mendelssohn and Sinding selections and works by Jensen Lehn and Sjoegren with Mr. Beck and Mrs. Brown also listed among performers.

Musical Club OF Riverside Chas. Craig Mendelssohn Droudo Duyckinck Craig Beck Jensen Lehn Deine Wang Josephson Brown Sjoegren Jotson Mr. Beck Collan Wee Erster Verlust Mrs. Brown Sinding

No School Monday for Corona Day at San Bernardino Orange Show

City schools observe a holiday Monday February 22 allowing attendance at Corona Day event and moving grades into the new building. Children will return to the new school Tuesday morning.

San Bernardino

Deeds Filed in Riverside Court House Records

Corona residents record transfers in Riverside court house deed book. Elzile Veach transfers to Seth M Hadley half of lot 5 and all of lot 6 in block 124. Bertram R Dunham transfers wly 32 ft of lot 1 and all of lot 2 in block 188 to Frank J Dunham.

Corona Court House Riverside Elzile Veach Seth M. Hadley Bertram R. Dunham Frank J. Dunham

Water Spread Aims To Reclaim Desert Waste In Santa Ana Valley

The plan to spread water over 1100 acres at the mouth of Santa Ana canyon north of Redlands seeks to raise well levels across the Santa Ana valley. Secretary Franklin K Lane approves a damming and seepage scheme to store river water, gradually boosting underground flow and granting residents a permanent water right. Experts estimate water travels two years from the San Bernardino mountains to reach the coast.

Santa Ana Valley Franklin K. Lane Irigation Association Santa Ana Canyon Santa Ana River Redlands Pacific Ocean San Bernardino Mountains

Warner buys chop house. new owner opens menu

R M Warner formerly with Newton and Warner now Newton and Tate has purchased the chop house from J F McElheney. He has taken possession and is serving a notably good menu, tipped to spell success for him.

R. M. Warner Newton and Warner Newton and Tate J. F. McElheney Mr. Warner

Priests Seized in Mexico as Carranza Crisis Deepens

American diplomats report native Catholic clergy in Mexico held for a half million dollar ransom with foreign priests exempt and ordered to leave. Secretary Bryan asks Consul Canada in Vera Cruz to press Carranza for the release of about 180 priests in Mexico City. Also, Carrasco forces defeated near Rosario, with 500 missing, while Mazatlan sees Carranza ally activity and Nadío reportedly reoccupied by Maytorena.

Vera Cruz State Department Carranza Mexico Mexico City Sec'y. Bryan Canada San Diego Carrasco Rosario Mazatlan Buelna

Monday Evening Club Hosts at Olive Street Home

Monday Evening club gathered at Mr and Mrs Harry Lyman s Olive street home for four tables of auction bridge with prizes awarded to Mr and Mrs F E Snidecér. Refreshments followed the games.

Harry Lyman Monday Evening Club Olive Street F. E. Snidecér

Corona Exhibit Earns Prizes at Fifth National Orange Show

At the Fifth National Orange show in San Bernardino the Corona Chamber of Commerce exhibits earned two prizes. The best general display of lemons with 48 boxes or more earned third place, a banner, and $15. The best commercial pack of one full box of lemons earned second place, a loaned prize and $10.

San Bernardino Corona Chamber of Commerce

Feature program at Majestic Theatre presents ancient Rome drama

The Majestic stages a foreign production portraying a Christian heroine in a historical drama set in a North African colony of the Roman era. The story follows Nydia, includes arena lions, and depicts early Christian trials and triumphs with a gripping sequence of scenes. Matinees at 2:30 and 4 p.m. and evening shows at 7 and 8:30 p.m.

Majestic Theatre Africa Julius Caesar Religon Nydia

German Blockade Strikes Terror in Sea War Zone

London reports a German torpedo attack off Amlwych Wales on the steamship Cambank from Cardiff with loss of crew and survivors rescued. A Norwegian steamer Bjarka bound Leith to Narvik sank after hitting a mine. all crew saved. Russians bombard Preszmysl as Austrians retreat. Allied bombardment of Dardanelles continues with seaplane support. Germany and Austria protest U S submarine part shipments to France and England.

London Cambank Cardiff Wales Amlwych Way Nakskov Denmark Bjarka Leith

Best Meeting of the Series at the Tabernacle

A Baptist tabernacle sermon titled Slaying the Lions outlined five metaphorical lions of dishonesty doubt indifference and fear. The preacher urged honesty toward debts warned against godless colleges and indifference harming the church, and invited decision during a well attended invitation. An evening sermon and youth activities were announced for the next day.

Young Peoples

Lincoln School Wins First Game of Series

Lincoln school defeated Washington school 38 to 4 on Lincoln court in the opening game of a five game series. Referee was P. M. Krogstad. Lincoln players included Sandifer Brandt Smith Woods Pina Coplen and Husted Taylor English Laster Wrestler Coburn. Washington second team lost 16 to 6 with Kroonen Devour Shake Adams Gould.

Lincoln School Washington Lincoln Court P. M. Krogstad Ray Sandifer Faaterson Brandt Oscar Smith Herbert Woods Florencio Pina James Coplen Lincoln Bert Husted Ed Taylor Lee English Frederick Laster Ora F. Coburn Oscar Kroonen John Devour Elmo Shake Ivan Adams Jay Gould

Pushmobile Race Planned for March 5 Celebration

W L Peeler directs the pushmobile event for the March 5 sports program. Eighteen prizes secured for this race as work continues, with more to come. Boys are urged to enter with Peeler by noon March 5. each starter earns a prize from 3 up. Further arbane event results will be published in The Independent.

W. L. Peeler Peeler The Independent

A M Hubbard to Leave Newton Tate’s for Los Angeles

A M Hubbard, long employed at Newton and Tate's, will sever his connection with the firm and, with his wife, move to Los Angeles to establish their future home.

A. M. Hubbard Newton & Tate’s Los Angeles

Premium Offer At Corona Drug For Every $200 Trade

The Corona Drug company announces a beautiful premium allowance worth £20 for every $200 of trade. This promotional deal aims to boost purchases and reward regular customers with a substantial incentive.

Corona Drug Company

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