Small showing at Chamber meeting amid weather and plans
A sparse Chamber of Commerce turnout met at city hall as the San Bernardino delegation missed the event to tout a Corona orange exhibit at the National Orange Show. Vice President Hampton led in Mayor Pentelow’s absence while committees were formed to discuss a citrus by product plant and a lemon light standard project at Main and Sixth Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ofes
San Bernardino
Hampton
Pentelow
F. H. Roberts
S. B. Hampton
Governor Blease Pardons Fifteen Hundred Prisoners
In Columbia South Carolina on January 9 Governor Cole Blease granted full pardons to fifteen hundred prisoners convicted since 1911. The governor stated he holds an unmatched record for pardons.
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Columbia
S.C
Cole Blease
Sergeant Michael Gibbons Dies in Station Robbery Shootout
St Louis police sergeant Michael Gibbons was killed last night in a suburban railroad station when he faced a gang of safeblowers who had murdered him in the line of duty. The robbers escaped after taking four dollars, and remain at large.
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ST. Louis
Michael Gibbons
Hopper of Assembly 18 Filling Up
Sacramento on January 9 saw sixty six bills four proposed constitutional amendments and four resolutions enter the assembly hopper on the first day of measures in the lower house Speaker Young called it the smallest daily intake in his memory subjects include waterfront control transfer and juror qualification Bills were referred to as yet unnamed committees and the house adjourned until Monday at 11 am continuing on page four.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Young
San Francisco
Turks Prepare for Flight From Constantinople
Sofia, Bulgaria dispatches report the Turkish government may abandon Constantinople amid disorder and external attacks. Preparations to move state archives and treasury are under way. locomotives stand ready to transport officials and Adrianople hosts Turkish quarters. Anglo-French fleet bombards the Dardanelles as Russians plan to push into Asiatic Turkey toward the capital.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Adrianople
Dardanelles
Asiatic
Turkey
Carlson Second in Point Loma Race with Alley Third
San Diego January 9 Earl Cooper driving a Stutz won the 305 mile Point Loma race in four hours forty minutes ten and four fifths seconds at about 65 mph. Billy Carlson in a Maxwell finished second and Tom Alley in a Duesenberg third. No accidents occurred though turns were dangerous and hills slowed speeds on straightaways cars topped speeds over 100 mph.
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San Diego
Earl Cooper
Corona
Point Loma
Billy Carlson
Maxwell
Tom Alley
Duestnberg
The Yellow Ticket at Loring Theatre Promises Dramatic Russian Tale
The Yellow Ticket, a melodrama by Michael Morton, comes to Riverside next Tuesday night with A. H. Woods as producer. It portrays life in modern Russia and the persecution of a young Jewish woman, Marya Varenka, who seeks a passport to visit a dying father, trading her safety for the pass that can only be used to fulfill a harsh fate.
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Riverside
Michael ~Morton
Russia
Loring Theatre
A. H. Woods
Elsinger Theatre
New York City
Metropolis
Marya
Varenka
St. Petersburg
Edward Foley
Foley
Corona
Prize fighter dies after beating in local club bout
Seattle Jan 9 L Anderson a heavyweight known as Jack Newton died from injuries after a brutal beating by Sky Cohen in a bout last night before a club of policemen and firemen. Cohen and all ring officials were arrested.
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Seattle
L. Anderson
Jack Newton
Sky Cohen
Anderson
Cohen
Prices tumble as wheat market reacts to embargo talk
Chicago reports May wheat at 1.39 down two cents from last night as embargo rumors dampen gains. Heavy miller and exporter buying offsets some losses before close, with May options down to 1.88. Separately, G B Stringer Jr. commits suicide after stock firm failure, with $160,000 liabilities. Washington notes bread loaves may shrink or rise in price due to wheat rally, per Charles Brand. Duluth bakers cut loaf size by one ounce amid higher wheat costs.
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Chicago
New York
Gd. F. Stringer & Co
Stock Exchange
G. B. Stringer, Jr
Washrington
Charles Brand
Federal Bureau of Markets
Brand
Duluth
Dynamite Blast Suspect Nabbed After Church Attack
Police raid on the home of Anali B. Cabrélice, an Italian, 28, uncovers fifty bombs in a trunk. Cabrélice is arrested after the St. Joachim’s church dynamite incident from last Monday.
First Methodist Sunday School Elects Officers
The Philogegn class met with 35 members present. Officers elected: President W.R. Wrinkle, Vice President Mrs. R. H. Barnes, Secretary-treasurer R. H. Barnes. Light refreshments followed with games and social time.
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First Methodist Church Sunday School
W.R. Wrinkle
R. H. Barnes
Union Gospel Campaign Set for Three Weeks in Corona
Under church auspices evangelists Price and Guice will lead a Union Gospel campaign in Corona starting Sunday January 31 for three weeks ending Sunday evening February. The campaign has appointed committees with Dr. J. K. Humphrey as General Chairman and pastors J. C. Reid O. D. VanDyke N. White T. C. Jameson J. S. Mayfield J. E. Myers A. Taber Mrs. H. Birdsall as executives and various subgroups handling devotional tabernacle music ushers and advertising. Continued on Page Two.
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Mayfield
J. E. Myers
A. Taber
R. V
Roclofa
Grace Shepherd
J.S. Mayfield
C. S. Laster
Joy Jameson
Harry N. Sweet
F. H. Roberts
Keater
Harding
W. A. Gleason
R. W. English
Chas, Hoss
T. C. Jameson
J. W. Rowe
J.H. Waldron
Germans claim victory and advance on western front
In heavy rain and thunder, German forces report capturing Barnhaupt-Le-Haut in Alsace and claim a German advance while French forces announce a successful seizure of hill No. 132 at Soupir. Both sides cite heavy losses and prisoner counts amid amid fighting in the Argonne and Alsace regions.
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London
Alsace
Barnhaupt-Le- Haut
Steinbach
Argonne
No. 132
Soupir
Gew
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AY National Orange Show
Standard
C. C. Bartlett
The
Corons: Electric. Co
Main
Sixth
Electric
Bartlett
GC. C. Bartlett
F. J. Mueller
City Board of Trustees
Carlson
Cooper
Sunbeam
Harry Gran
Duesenberg
Tahis
Jack Gable
Mercer
Grover Rucksell
Gordon
Huntley Gordon
Puegeot
Bob Burman
Peugeot
Eddie Rickenbacher
Stutz
Fred McCarthy
Jack Callaghan
Marmon
A. A. Cadwell
Louis Nikrent
UNION
Cal
Solesons
Jusgis
Alg.rae
Beatiog
Germany
Lonses
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