Ohio floods leave five dead and $2 million in damage
Central Ohio torrential rains cause widespread destruction with five deaths and scores injured. Lima reports half a million in losses, Ottawa river floods Lima, and Kenton surpasses 1913 flood levels. Rail service crippled by washouts as water recedes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lima
Kenton
Scioto
Bellefontaine
la Rue
Big Four Railways
W. J. Schagal
Big Four Railroad
John Kernan
Kensington at Club 15 Pleasing Social Gathering
The Kensington event at the Woman's club house yesterday drew forty ladies for a purely social afternoon. Ice cream and cake accompanied a refreshment hour while Mrs. F J Mueller outlined plans for the Autumn Festival on November 19 and 20. Attendees expressed strong interest as members prepare handmade items for a bazaar pairing with the festival's activities.
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Woman’s Club House
F. J. Mueller
Speedway Tract Draws Big Interest For Restricted Homes
Real estate promoters offer an exclusive tract with prepaid improvements and clear titles. Electric street lamps illuminate the area nightly to lure buyers, with no future street work costs to settlers. Investors are urged to act quickly before best lots sell, as prices are expected to rise.
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Speedway
Dr Nicholson to Preach at First Methodist Church
Dr Nicholson a leading Minnesota Conference member will preach at the morning hour. Come and hear him for a fine sermon.
Riverside official reports strong fair attendance at exposition
Riverside county representative W. J. Pentelow spoke to crowds averaging 60 to 90, with some lectures drawing up to 200. A. S. Dudley, Riverside chamber secretary, notes daily attendance averaging about 12,162 from July 4 to 12, with 9,000 people registering at Pentelow’s desk since the fair began.
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W. J. Pentelow
Riverside County
A. S. Dudley
Riverside Chamber of Commerce
Pentelow
Dudley
Corona urged to race this year with wide advertising
A letter from George M. Blair argues Corona should host an auto race in 1915 and be heavily advertised nationwide. He cites faster, more reliable cars and tires as reasons the event would attract Easter visitors planning expositions.
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Corona
Indianapolis
Alleged Female Forger Missing From Southern California
Mrs. Anna Lewis of Los Angeles, said to have recently come to Corona and passed forged checks at Newton and Tate and at Broadwell’s in Chino for 25 dollars, was on probation in Los Angeles earlier in the week. She claimed to be mother of 12 children and stirred local sympathy while allegedly passing many worthless checks across Southern California. Broadwell of Chino urged arrest, but she had departed for her former home in the East.
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Anna Lewis
Los Angeles
Corona
Newton and Tate
Chino
Broadwell
Ellen Beach Yaw
San Bernardino County
Tebo
Local party to attend San Diego exposition by two cars
Tomorrow morning two automobiles will depart the city with a local party bound for the San Diego exposition. The group includes W L Peeler and daughters Verna and Viola, Mr and Mrs D McNeil and daughters Ruth and Gertrude, Fred Boling, Ida Moore, and Flossie ONeill of Illinois. They will stay away from Corona until mid next week with inland route to the expo and return by the ocean route.
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San Diego Exposition
W. L. Peeler
Verna
Viola
D. McNeil
Ruth
Gertrude
Fred Boling
Ida Moore
Flossie O'Neill
Illinois
Corona
Christian Church Announces Sunday Services
Rev J W Utter will preach at 11 a m on the topic How far can we follow Christ Junior Endeavor meets at 2 30 p m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and a Union meeting at Tabernacle 7 30 p m all are invited to attend
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Christ
Junior Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Tabernacle
Tracking the Corona record against Chicago’s mark
The letter claims drivers are improved and the Indianapolis track unchanged. It argues adding six smiles to the Corona record to compare with Chicago’s time, noting the P. E. Crossing won’t affect the average. Starter Fred Wagner says the East doubted such a time last year and suggests another race to test it.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Fred Wagner
Jeff Crafford
Rim of the World editors tour county with 100 guests
About one hundred newspaper editors will visit San Bernardino County for a three day Rim of the World trip arranged by Dr. Baylis. The group starts at the court house, travels to Pinecrest and Big Bear, with a noon camp stew at Green Valley and returns via Santa Ana Canyon. George M. Blair of The Independent covers the event.
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Baylis
San Bernardino
San Berardino
Court House
KE Street
Pinecrest
Big Bear
Green Valley
Santa Ana Canyon
George M. Blair
The
Independent
Redlands Review Sold to Turrill and Arthur
G. S. Turrill and F. K. Arthur have bought the majority stock of the Redlands Review from Edgar Williams who retains a small block. Williams will move to Sacramento to serve as president of the state civil service commission. Williams has run the paper for five years, having bought it from Lyman M. King. The company is reorganized with Turrill as president, Williams as vice president, and Arthur as secretary-treasurer.
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G. S. Turrill
F. K. Arthur
Redlands Review
Edgar Williams
Williams
Sacramento
State Civil Service Commission
Review
Lyman M. King
Mr. Turrill
Mr. Williams
Mr. Arthur
R S Billings Wins Suit Against Sparr
In superior court Judge Densmore ruled for plaintiff R S Billings against E J Sparr et al. The full amount sued for 3410 was granted. Billings sought repayment of money paid to Corona National Bank on a judgment after signing an accommodation note for Sparr. Defense claimed fraud and conspiracy involving a garage interest in 1911.
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Densmore
R. S. Billings
E. J. Sparr
Corona National Bank
Sparr
Gregory of Riverside Visits City to Meet Friends
Gregory of Riverside spent the day in the city making rounds and calling on friends. He spoke with locals and planned further informal gatherings.
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A. Gregory
Riverside
Mrs A M Moore Leaves for San Diego Visit
Mrs A M Moore and her daughter left this morning after visiting friends and relatives for a week before returning to their home in San Diego.
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A. M. Moore
San Diego
Corona Faces Los Angeles Railway In Tomorrow’s Ball Game
In a local league clash, Corona hosts Los Angeles Railway tomorrow. Both squads seek a key win as a shaping part of the season, with players from each side expected to contribute prominently.
German Drive Races Across Polang As War Reports Flow
London dispatches detail Austro German coordination pressing toward Warsaw and Dniester crossings while fighting rages in Southern Poland and along Lorraine Artois fronts. Rumors of Gallipoli progress persist. Romania rejects Germany's overland munitions route. No coal strike change despite scattered protests. French recapture Hill No. 285 confirms Argonne activity.
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London
Galicia
Warsaw
Dniester
von Mackenzen
von Ilindenburg
Poland
Lorraine
Artois
Souchez
Athens
Gallipoli
Hill No. 285
Forest of Argonne
St John's Episcopal Church Services Announced
Rev Charles Stanley Mook leads Sunday services at St Johns Episcopal Church with Holy Communion at 7 30 a m and Morning Prayer and Sermon at 10 45 a m There is no evening service All are invited to attend the services and the rector will preach over the air.
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ST. John's Episcopal Church
Charles Stanley Mook
Carnation Crochet Club Meets With Mrs Lillebridge
The Carnation Crochet club gathered Friday afternoon with Mrs. B. M. Lillebridge for crocheting and social conversation. Refreshments included fruitade, cake and wafers. Attendees included Mesdames Dorsey Hutchinson Culpeper Luffingwell Davis J W Grinnell and others plus Esther Grinnell of Perham Minnesota Burton Baird RE Gaines Wood Loverign Birdsall Hadley Van Dyke Tower Baird Allensworth Lathrop and Mrs C E Lillebridge and six children.
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B. M. Lillebridge
Mesdames Dorsey
Hutchinson
Culpeper
Luffingwell
Davis
J. W. Grinnell
Chas. Grinnell
Esther
Perham
Minnesota
Burton Baird
RE. Gaines
Wood
Loverign
Birdsall
Hadley
van Dyke
Tower
Baird
Allensworth
Lathrop
C. E. Lillebridge
West Sixth Street Ball Park Day Game Boosts Local Team
Tomorrow afternoon at West Sixth Street ball park the local team hosts a home game. Los Angeles Railway service will run to Corona with extra trains to help fans reach the venue and support the squad.
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West Sixth Street
Ball Park
Los Angeles Railway
Can
Corona
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