29 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
1
Fragmentary text notes a public notice style mention of a road, a river or rivage, and officials with unclear names. The readable elements imply an announcement, possibly about a route or path with referenced places and dates not fully legible.
Fragmentary notes discuss a temporary injunction, its possible permanence, and the role of an official or party named Sal Ishay in relation to the Eli Nuncio matter. The text references coastal or fishing contexts and a decision point on whether the injunction becomes permanent.
A fragmented description of a Toyland museum or exhibit features a police character, Miss Poyson, and large toy displays. The scene mentions a 14 acre site with giant toys and groups reading storybooks, evoking a magical, enchanted setting.
W. T. Kissick a 22 year old Riverside worker for the Corona Rock Company was fatally injured this morning about 9 30 when his motorcycle collided with a northbound street car at Main and Third streets He was thrown over his handlebars struck his head and died this afternoon at Riverside Hospital His parents live in the county seat.
Dispatches describe Mexico City under Zapatista control with 25 000 fighters repelling Carranza troops. Carranza seeks reinforcements while Huerta Diaz Orozco and other Mexican leaders face U S surveillance to curb revolutionary movements and enforce neutrality vows.
Br. W. Regan of San Bernardino was among the business callers in the city today, signaling active commerce and local engagement.
Commissioner Loveland presided at a Corona citizens petition hearing at city hall challenging the Corona Gas and Electric Light rate as charged. City Attorney Freeman represented residents while I B Potter of Riverside defended the company interests. Managers C Bartlett and A B Criddle attended with the railroad power group, noting proposed paren variations if needed.
A mass meeting with about two hundred attendees formed a Citizens Petition Committee of Twelve to canvass the city and present a petition to trustees next meeting. The plan, backed by E J Genereux and church and civic leaders, aims to fund and build a pool with baths, estimated at $3000, with bank support pledged.
A fragmentary OCR passage mentions a raid and an interview with Boling we a, with references to Riverside and a youth group. It lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
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