15 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1915
Page
1
Fragmentary notes indicate residents and a city health officer weighing electric lighting options and utility arrangements with the South area company. The draft mentions street lighting, towers, and a civic meeting to decide on safety and service terms.
Citizens prepare for Independence Day events with celebrations in Riverside and near Prado. Pomona, Ontario, Uplands and Corona join in, while local organizers coordinate for the river celebration and related activities.
A garbled excerpt notes a concert or event moment with unclear dates and participants, yielding few readable names or places. The text remains incoherent, offering limited facts beyond a generic cultural activity without definite entities or outcomes.
The Majestic offers the Jesse L. Lasky feature The Call of the North on Wednesday and Thursday with afternoon and night showings. Albert and Graham Stewart, traders in the Great Northwest, form a tense plot as Albert suspects Stewart of guilt following Albert marrying Oldie Rand.
A fragment lists a matinee with prices 10c for children and 15c for adults. It mentions performances on Wednesday and Thursday and references a feature presented by The North.
Incomplete OCR reads a notice about a death and a forthcoming journey or service. The fragment mentions an actor and may relate to a personal obituary or public notice with limited readable details.
Springfield reports Senator Denvir urged the State Utilities Commission to assume charge of the Chicago strike. The city is crippled with 14 250 elevated and surface car workers off duty, halting most lines since 4 a.m. A South Side attempted L train run sparked stone throwing at Twelfth Street station and minor injuries among private detectives.
Mrs. R. D. Barber of Victoria avenue relays to her daughter Mrs. Gordon T. Lanaway now Florence Barber that she and her husband are en route to Vancouver and British Columbia after two weeks away from his Olympia, Washington business. They plan to be at home around July first at 210 Maple Park Avenue, Misa’s Barber and Mr. Lanaway wed in Seattle at the First Baptist Church with Rev. Carter H. Jones officiating.
A reader urges Corona officials to build an artificial 40 by 100 foot plunge at the city park. Estimated cost about $2000 for construction and accessories with annual running costs minimal. Riverside park’s plunge earned net profit of about $900 after expenses, suggesting potential revenue for Corona.
News from London reports a major Russian setback northwest of Mosciska with 16,000 prisoners captured by Austro German forces. German Lin singen and other units push along the entire front from Cyerniawa to Ste niand with ongoing heavy fighting across Galicia and Poland.
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