Fall From Bed Fatal 10 Baby 3 Months Old
Funeral set for tomorrow after death of infant boy aged 13 months from head injury after a fall from a bed. Concussion of the brain confirmed. mother heard the crash but the child died before medical aid arrived. Services at 2 PM from the Corkhill home Eighth and Crawford with Dr. J. F. Humphrey officiating Sunnyslope cemetery burial.
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Real estate and auto interests join Corona's spotlight
E. B. Collier bought out George W. Whitten in Whitten and Crenshaw taking over real estate holdings and the Ford and Apperson Jackrabbit cars. Collier is a known local booster and will boost Corona’s real estate scene. Whitten remains in Corona for now.
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German Threat Made Good With Shipping At Low Ebbs
London reports say in the last forty eight hours ten ships have been sunk by submarines or mines. American, Norwegian, and British interests lose ships as Irish Channel navigation tightens. Reports also note a British transport sunk near Beachey Head and a torpedoed steamer off Rye.
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Death of Mrs Cockrell in Washington Monument Leap
Mrs W F Cockrell of Delray Virginia leapt into the Washington Monument elevator shaft from a high landing and fell more than 500 feet to her death. She left a note for her husband saying she could not recover from an ailment and climbed between rails near the top before plunging down.
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Former Aide to Taft Shoots Self at Racquet Club
Captain E A Harding a former aide to President Taft and Marine Corps officer killed himself at the Racquet Club in Philadelphia. No motive has been given for the rash act.
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Mutiny Quelled by Loyal Bengalese Troops in Singapor
Reports from Manila detail a mutiny by 400 Bengalese troops at Singapoore on February 15. Loyal Indian troops aided by French and Japanese sailors killed 400 mutineers and seven German prisoners who joined them. Officers were killed except the colonel and civilians suffered fourteen deaths.
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Earthquake Cracks Ground Near Mt Lassen Peak
A severe quake Sunday night cracked the earth in the Twin valley, about twenty miles north of Mt Lassen Peak. One acre of ground sank to a depth of sixty feet.
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Riverside Sunday School Convention Set in Riverside First Baptist
Local Sunday school enthusiasts will use Corona’s new trolley line to Riverside for the Riverside County Sunday School Association convention at the First Baptist church. The event features state experts for platform work, an exhibit of handwork and Sunday school accessories, and opportunities for conferences with county workers. Distinguished speakers include Oren B. Waite and Dr. John Balcom Shaw. Banquets and luncheons highlight daily sessions with lodging and breakfast offered by Riverside residents.
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San Bernardino County
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San Bernardino
Ammunition 15 Sent to Allies in High-Profile Case
New York February 24 The government alleges that Remington Metallic Cartridge and Winchester Arms shipped three and a half million cartridges weekly to Great Britain. The claim appears in response to the Supreme Court suit by Marcellus Dodge against the Flint company. The Flint company contends it had a contract with Britain and that Dodge made a secret deal with Britain causing a half million dollar loss.
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The Musician's Daughter at Majestic with Maud Fealy
The Majestic presents Maud Fealy in The Musician's Daughter a heartfelt feature drama. A Flurry in Hats a Beauty comedy with Margarita Fischer and Harry Pollard ends with a sharp laugh. Mabel's Strange Predicament a Keystone comedy stars Chaplin and Normand. The Mutual Weekly with war pictures completes the program.
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Cheats Law by Hanging Redlands Man
A Redlands man charged with assaulting a six year old boy hanged himself in the local jail before arraignment. He used a short rope bound to a steel bar, leaving investigators to determine the circumstances. The incident occurred February 24 in the jail cell.
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Two Spaniards Killed Riding a Motorcycle
In San Bernardino on Base Line near Palm Avenue two Spaniard orange pickers died instantly after their motorcycle struck a Highland-San Bernardino bus. One victim was identified as Sipriano Contreras. a passenger, John Gourley, was injured in the collision. The bus driver Byron Benson said the motorcycle traveled fast and did not turn as the bus angled to avoid it. The skulls and necks of the riders were broken and the crash severely damaged the bus.
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Kingman Avenue
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Patton
J. H. Evans
Highland
Indians Still in War Path Near Bluff City Utah
Durango Colorado February 24 A large force of Navajo mounted police from Shiprock New Mexico reinforce U S Marshal Ne bekers posse west of Bluff City Utah awaiting an attack by Piute renegades led by Tse Ne Gat and Old Polk The Indians are believed eight miles from the posse The casualty list grows to six with the death of a captured brave during escape Indian Agent Jenkins urges surrender with no success
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Master Plumbers Convicted in Sherman Antitrust Case
Des Moines report says thirty six master plumbers were convicted by a federal jury for Sherman antitrust violations. The men were members of the National Association Master Plumbers and sentences have not yet been imposed.
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National Association
Master Plumbers
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