License Enforced in Riverside Fumigation Case
J B Gooch falms fined $100 on two counts for violating the county horticultural ordinance requiring fumigation licenses. The case tested the new ordinance’s validity and will be appealed to the superior court. District Attorney Lyman Evans prosecuted. Gooch was defended by Geo R Freeman. Witnesses for the county were R P Cundiff and E G Tuthill.
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J. B. Gooch
Justice Webb
Riverside
Lyman Evans
Geo. R. Freeman
R. P. Cundiff
E. G. Tuthill
Berlin prepares new grand opera house amid capital theater boom
Berlin faces fierce theater competition as two new venues join existing opera houses. Plans for a major grand opera house in the Westend on the Kurfürstendamm promise Wagner and other European repertoires, backed by an 11 million capital and Angelo Neumann as manager. Construction to start next year with a 1912 opening and Wagner in 1913.
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Berlin
Schoneberg
Wilmersdorf
Wagner
Gluck
Mozart
Weber
Westend
Kurfurstendamm
Angelo Neumann
German National Theater
Prague
Neumann
Richard Wagner
Europe
Royal Opera House
Corona District Approves West Side Grammar School Bond
The Corona school electors met January 17 and unanimously approved buying block 172 for 3250 to build a new west side grammar school. The project aims to replace the overcrowded 1889 building with a modern, sanitary, home-like facility led by Mrs Lulu E Main, now principal, and plans to start work soon.
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W. H. Jameson
E. J. Generous
Virginia Billings
Wollitz
Corona
Lulu E. Main
Death of Mexican infant reported to Associated Charities
The five day old child of Ramone Masqueda died last Thursday without medical care. The father, destitute, notified the Associated Charities which provided aid to the mother and arranged Catholic funeral rites. The mother had been ill and the child was buried after the church service last Saturday morning. Masqueda, a Mexican laborer from the north part of town, has been out of work for some time and cannot support his family.
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Ramone Masqueda
Associated Charities
Masqueda
Chicken Thieves Use Automobile Strikes Hen Houses
Local police report a spate of petty thefts last week with several incidents tied to an automobile. W N Lewis chased a thief Friday night but only recovered the watch dog, while twelve hens were stolen from his yard. Mrs Garrison also lost about thirty birds in an incident Monday night.
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W. N. Lewis
The Storm Center Actor on the Road Laughs at Thunder Effect
A witty stage exchange reveals a backstage plan for a thunder storm prop. The provincial stage manager jokes about hiding the property man's pint bottle to stage the effect.
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Puck
No Variety Why Do We Pay Atten tion to Last Words
A brief newspaper line quotes a Kansas City Journal remark on pay and attention to last words of great men, noting that first words are often similar and suggesting emphasis on final statements.
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Kansas City Journal
Washington's Birthday Observed In Corona Businesses
In honor of the birthday of the Father of This Country many Corona businesses observe a holiday. Post office hours are reduced with general delivery open briefly. Former Iowa residents travel by train to Los Angeles for the annual Iowa picnic at Eastlake Park.
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Corona
Iowa
Los Angeles
Eastlake Park
Bal De Poudre a Distinct Social Success by Corona Tennis Club
The Colonial Bal De Poudre at Glass Hall last evening featured soft lights, ganor, and colonial costumes. Washington’s birthday decor with flags and pennants filled the hall as about thirty couples joined the grand march led by Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Mueller, with Mrs. Bates’ orchestra supplying music.
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Corona Tennis Club
Glass Hall
Washington
Juniors Host Seniors At Colonial Party
The junior class entertained about thirty seniors at Miss Mildred Stull's home with a colonial party. Flags and red hatchets hung from chandeliers, a cherry tree with candied fruit appeared, colonial games were played led by Miss Clark, and refreshments included sandwiches ice cream and bon bons.
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Clark
Los Angeles Visitor W. S. Clayson Arrives Today
Local page notes W. S. Clayson visiting Los Angeles arrives today for unspecified engagements.
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W. S. Clayson
Los Angeles
Harry Connor Spends Day in Riverside
Harry Connor is spending the day in Riverside with no official events or engagements reported. He visits local spots and enjoys the city atmosphere as he strolls through downtown and along the river.
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Harry Connor
Riverside
Red Men Welcome Chief Farrar in Riverside Parade
A large turnout greeted Joseph Farrar, head of the Improved Order of Red Men, when tribes from Hiawatha Mohawk Coahuilla Narragansett and others accompanied by a Red Men band from Sherman Institute, paraded through Riverside to the Riverside Woman's Club for the evening’s exercises with speeches by H. K. Stahl and others.
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Torouto
Tippecanoe Council
Pocahontas
Riverside
Joseph Farrar
Hiawatha
Mohonk
Coahuilla
Narragansett
Farrar
Santa Fe
Redlands
San Bernardino
Corona
Sherman Institute
Great Indian School of the West
Coahuillas
Eighth
Eighth Street
Main
Enighth
Big Bull
W. J. Hennessy
Sagamore
Tubbard
California
Mo O. Pann
H. K. Stahl
Sophomore Class Enjoys Outdoor Bonfire Evening
Miss Pearl Webster entertained about thirty Sophomore students of the high school with an outdoor bonfire party last evening. Faculty chaperones supervised as they played games by the fire and enjoyed refreshments late at night.
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Miss Pearl Webster
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West Side
the Electors of the
the Storm Center
Kia Comustripe
Mildred Stull
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