Bryan Resigns as Secretary of State in 1915
President Wilson accepts the resignation of Secretary of State Bryan with deep regret and personal sorrow. Bryan cites duty and the quest to prevent war while noting irreconcilable policy differences over submarine warfare. Wilson replies that he accepts the resignation with heartfelt wishes and respect. A marriage notice ends the fragment.
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Wilson
Belrone
State Department
Washington
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Corona Country Club
Funeral Service for Pastor Reynolds Held
A solemn Baptist service for Rev. N. L. Reynolds was conducted by his son Rev. F. W. Reynolds at the local church. Clergy from several denominations shared tributes while the family planned to send the body to Wellsboro, Pennsylvania for burial after a visit with daughter Miss Emily Reynolds of Los Angeles.
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N. L. Reynolds
Baptist Church
F. W. Reynolds
J. F. Humphrey
First Methodist Church
E. A. Roys
Congregational ‘Church
J. W. Utter
Christian Church
Holt
Baptist ‘Church
Riverside
Actetian
T. C. Jameson
Mr. Thornburg
Highland Park
Emily Reynolds
Los Angeles
Wellsboro
Attendance at Exposition Reaches New High in May
May attendance at the San Diego Exposition climbs to 179 440, the largest monthly total since opening. Daily average 5800, best since gates opened. May 31 draws 17 000, with 2 500 in the Memorial Day parade. officials predict continued strong travel into summer.
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San Diego
SAN Yn Ee
Theath
Tion
Ainge
Automobile kills boy in Redlands
In Redlands on June 9, twelve year old George Woodsides son of Mr and Mrs William Woodsides was struck by a car driven by a man named Smith of East Highlands while playing in the street. He died minutes later at Redlands hospital from a fractured skull. Police released the driver, deeming the accident unavoidable from his view.
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Redlands
George Woodsides
William Woodsides
Smith
East Highlands
Redlands ‘Hospital
Saloons Win In Santa Fe Local Option Vote
Santa Fe voters chose to retain saloons by 107 majority after a vigorous campaign promising tighter regulation. In Minnesota, saloons in ten counties must close as county option results led to bans in Blue Earth Olmstead Pipestone Redwood and others with slim margins in several counties.
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Santa FE
N. M
ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Blue Earth
Olmstead
Pipestone
Redwood
Traverse
Todd Renville
Dodge
Kandiyohi
Murray
Ottertail
Watonwan
Record Wheat Crop Forecast Exceeds Billion Bushels
Washington reports the forecast by the federal crop reporting board predicts a record one billion bushel wheat harvest. If realized the U S will ship about 385 million bushels for European war demands and consume 385 million for food plus 80 million for seeding. Post office Inspector Trout visited Los Angeles to review records at the local office and praised Postmaster Brown and staff. six days of outgoing and incoming mail totaled 27 654 pieces, noting seasonal low activity.
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Washington
Federal Crop Reporting Board
United States
Trout
Los Angeles
W. L. Brown
Brown
Corona and Pomona Consider Joint Fourth of July Event
Pomona plans a joint July 4 celebration with Corona in the grove near Santa Ana River bridge by Prado. A. M. Scott of Pomona discussed the idea in Corona today, but no firm details exist yet. Pomona will finalize plans and seek local resident approval.
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Corona
Pomona
Santa Ana River Bridge
Prado
A. M. Scott
Memorial Day in New York City
A traveler in New York observes Memorial Day crowds and the Central Park scene. He notes bands, Boy Scouts, families, and visitors enjoying the park’s attractions amid city life and wartime anxieties, reflecting on shared holiday respite.
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New York City
J. KE. Jones
New York
Central Park
L.mere
Metropolis
Battle for Lemberg Front Rages Amid Galicia Offensive
Galician fighting continues without a decisive result as Austro German forces push east of Lem berg and regain much of Galicia. British and Russian assessments say the enemy exhausted after a major effort, while French gains north of Arras and Aisne sign but Western offensives remain limited.
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Galicia
San
Rheims
Arras
Aisne
Soissons
Woman passes bogus $25 check at Newton and Tate store
A woman posing as a society figure used a fake $25 check to buy silk hosiery at Newton and Tate. She claimed it was from her Los Angeles husband, but the check was returned with No such account. Burns and Pinkerton detectives are pursuing charges and expect an arrest.
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Newton & Tate
Los Angeles
California
Burns and Pinkerton
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Italy
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