21 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1915
Page
1
June 21 report from New York notes Russian troops face grave shortages of weapons and supplies. An American liner conveys the statement that reinforcements are ready but logistics cripple efforts, with spies active and trenches near the Galician capital referenced as affected areas.
Fragmentary OCR list shows names such as Adame Mabel Arborn Jia Wakefield Burkit Stanley Davis Helen Bink Dela Ham Charlie Harrington Nor dward Hill Adelaide Hieyds Hallie Mark Donald AGE SMEG.
Officer Colton suffered a compound fracture of the right wrist when the crank-backfired while starting Mr. Smith’s automobile. He was driven to Riverside for X rays and treatment after an initial reset and another exam planned for the afternoon. His wife had driven from Los Angeles with A. Smith to visit. Chief Ramsey had ordered the arrest and arranged the car aid.
Today marked the end of the 1914 15 orange season in the local colony with 680 carloads moved through the Queen Colony Fruit Exchange. Navels led with 43 cars, sweets 10, Valencia 48, and miscellaneous oranges the remainder. lemon shipments surged, and total year activity is set to surpass last year by over 200 cars.
Messrs Grant Phillips Fritz Kieter and H M Key returned from a trip to Big Bear Valley. The journey occurred via Santa Anon and the crest road.
A notice invites friends to a small gathering at F hall on Thursday night June 24 to share a ecard party and enjoy the event together.
Dr. Le Brunson and his wife spent Sunday sightseeing at Newport Beach. They traveled in a Ford runabout during the trip.
Albert LeGage of San Luis Obispo faces a tow matter in Corona while looking after his business interests.
Fragmentary text references a person in Los Angeles combining business and pleasure during a visit. No date or full context provided.
In Rome on June 21 Archbishop Gavotti of Genoa issued a pastoral letter denouncing indecent garments worn by both ladies and working women. He states such attire is a grave offense against chastity and notes with disapproval that some wear these outfits even at communion. He says he has publicly rebuked some women and will refuse to administer communion or permit them as godmothers who are scandalously dressed.
Mrs. Edmund M. Allen, wife of the warden, was killed in her penitentiary bedroom on the third floor of the Administration building. A possible attack preceded the fire set with wood alcohol, and two convicts answered the call from the warden’s area as flames spread before the buzzer fell silent.
The article highlights Corona's rich musical tradition and the community's effort to recognize and advance local talent. It notes the unusual abilities of residents at home, the pride of Coronans, and the goal to register and elevate high degree achievements among graduates and teachers locally.
New York dated June 21 Charles Becker condemned for the Rosenthal murder will not reveal secrets to save himself. He opted to face death at Sing Sing after a conference with his wife who maintains his innocence. Manton Becker’s counsel plans a final appeal to Governor Whitman tomorrow.
A letter from Corona Kids requests construction of a swimming hole in the city park on Six Street. They argue a water-filled pit would be safer than river swimming and urge officials to allow a wading area for younger children. They warn about dirt and hair smell after swims and ask the paper to help push the plan.
Storm currents created a massive ocean swell near Atlantic City on June 21 sweeping eight bathers from beaches and drowning them as crowds watched. Offshore storm development produced fast-moving rollers driving deadly currents toward shore. Rescue efforts by volunteers and hospitals followed amid narrow escapes and widespread alarm.
Fragmentary OCR text lists individuals and titles with garbled names and uncertain roles, including likely attendees or signatories. The readable items suggest a social or civic notice with several named persons and relationships but lack coherent event details or dates.
Corona under manager 8S J Vaughn defeated Elsinore 12 to 4 in a loosely played game. Knorr pitched for Corona as Elsinore opened with two errors and a hit in the first inning. Davis and Shapel starred for the locals, with Shapel hitting a third inning home run after a ball mishap.
Victor Staley, supervising principal, lists the Corona City Schools scholarship honor roll for six weeks ending June 11 1915. Section I includes all students with at least 90 percent in all subjects and department. Sections I and II include those with at least 80 percent in all subjects. Names include Paul Gleason Dauphine Page Mabel Arborn Wilma Archer Juanita Brunson Wakefield Burkit and many others.
A group of Pacific surveyors completed the route layout for the new spur line from West Third Street to the Jameson Packing house. Active construction on the line is set to begin shortly.
Wilson administration grim over Mexican crisis as Carranza is described near prison status in San Juan de Ulua fortress. Obregon's influence grows while Villa advances toward Tobari bay and the fleet to intercept Admiral Howard.
Barney Oldfield established a new American automobile speed record at Speedway Park in Chicago. He completed a lap in 1 04 25 for an average speed of 111.5 mph, driving a 300 horsepower car of special construction. The mark falls within 42-5 seconds of the world record.
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