Tragic death inquiry surrounds local death in small town
Reported cause linked to health concerns as family notes the deceased, Mr Miller, may have taken his life with a Wolver device. The incident occurred at opery where he ran a grocery business with his son. He leaves two daughters, Miss White of the city and Miss Rose of the city, plus a brother and a Sioux City resident. Funeral plans are under way.
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Causya Health
Miller
Miss
Thite
Rose of
Ity
Sioux City
Easter Sunrise Service At Mt Rubidoux Marquee
Preparations for Easter Sunrise on Mt Rubidoux include a special Pacific Electric car for Coronans to reach the 5 10 a m arrival, led by soloist Marcella Craft with a 200 voice Los Angeles chorus and a rising audience expected to exceed prior years. Local organizer Chas Hoss arranged transport and urges early notice to ensure capacity. The event promises a memorable sunrise service and expansive program.
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Coronans
Mt. Rubidoux
Riverside
Chas
Hoss
Corona National Bank
Pacific Electric Railway
Corona
Main
Third Streets
Los Angeles
Unclear fragments from a newspaper page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a library activity and gardening items. No clear people, places, dates, or events are identifiable to form a concrete news item.
Riverside Visitors Inez Smith and Rose Cechin
Inez Smith and Rose Cechin were visitors in Riverside last evening. The brief social call included local chats and courtesy greetings with residents.
Bear Valley Trout Season Seen Delayed By Snow
San Bernardino reports heavy snow blocks Bear Valley access. Caretaker at Pine Knot via Redlands says six feet at summit and 18 inches at Pine Knot. Henry Shay claims May 1 as the likely opening date for trout fishing despite conditions.
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San ‘Bernardino
Bear Valley
Valley
Henry Shay
Redlands
Pine Knot
Shay
Clarke
Mrs. L. L. Andrews Seeks Lincoln School Trustee Post
Pressure from friends leads Mrs. L. L. Andrews to announce candidacy for the expired three year term on the Corona school board. As the first to declare, she is viewed as highly qualified and is expected to face no opposition in the election at the new Lincoln school building on Friday. Her background as a public school teacher and her proven interest in school matters are cited as strong qualifications to advance grammar and high school teaching standards.
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L. L. Andrews
Ella S. Alden
Lincoln School
Andrews
Lloyd George Rejects Prohibition Demands in WWI Trade Meeting
London report shows Chancellor Lloyd George facing a deputation of shipyard workers who urged total wartime prohibition on alcohol sales to boost productivity. He contrasted the fight against Germany and Austria with a fight against drink, noting shipyard output had fallen while some workers were not fully employed.
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London
Germany
Austria
David Lloyd-George
Shipbuilding ‘Employees’ Federation
New York Citrus Fruit Sales Reported For March 21
Twenty six cars of oranges and two cars of lemons sold yesterday in New York. Oranges easier with about 10 cents lower. averages ranged from 1.32 to 2.01 dollars. The highest price was Moore at 3.20 dollars. Weather fair with a temperature of 82 degrees at 8 o clock.
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New York
Moore
Riverside county prohibitionists push state dry amendment
At a Riverside convention, the prohibitionists endorsed a state wide constitutional amendment for 1916 and favored the Arizona amendment as most desirable. Speakers included Rev J W Utter, with attendees listed among local residents and Coronans.
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Riverside County
Riverside
W. H. Blackburn
Stella B. Irvine
Mary N. Miller
A. A. Gail
Co. O. Cooper
Coronans
D. “He Newtlén
Tedac Newtonly
Utter
Birdsall
Humphreys
Farrer
Messrs. Myers
Bell and Wells
German War Council Sets Stage for Spring Campaign
London reports a war council in Berlin with Emperor William, Field Marshal von der Goltz, and other leaders planning a new campaign to offset Przemysl’s fall and shape moves at the Dardanelles. Western front sees sniping and mining while Carpathian fighting remains fierce though indecisive.
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London
Germany
Petrograd
Berlin
von der Goltz
Constantinople
Przemys
Dardanelles
Carpathians
Paid in Full at La Corona Theatre
The La Corona Theatre presents a five part feature Paid in Full from All Star Feature Distributors. The drama follows Captain Bill Williams a brutal trader and slave trader executor of Harris’s estate who targets Emma Harris and Joe Brooks amid family enmity and mutual rivals.
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la Corona Theatre Tonight
All Star Feature
Augustus Thomas
Bill Williams
S. S. Co
Africa
Harris
Emma
Joe Brooks
Captain Williams
Steamship’ Company
Jimmy Smith
Ema
Joe
Brooks
Romania's Four Parties Struggle Over War Stance
In Bucharest four minor parties including Liberal and Conservative Democrat vie as Romania seeks neutrality amid pressure for war. Premier Bratianu and Alexander Marghiloman push cautious policy while a Russia-subsidized press stirs prowar sentiment. public unrest grows despite the government’s stance.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Mar
Romania
Liberal
Bratianu
The
Conservatore
Petre Carp
Democrat
Alexander Merghiloman
National Party
Constantine Mills
Dinineatza
Adeverul
Marghiloman
Austro-Hungary
Germany
Qcal
Haa
Russia
An. Quthy Ak
Arizona Governor Hunts Weight Loss Plan Takes Root
Phoenix March 31 Governor George W P Hunt announced a self imposed weight loss program after deciding he was too stout He now outdoors mows the capital grounds daily skipping the midday meal to speed weight loss The governor begins with a supervised mowing session today at the statehouse grounds as part of his exercise routine
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Phoenix
Nook
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Rubidoux
Mace
Gare
England
France
British Isles
Prohibitioniste
J. W. Uther
Christian Church
Carpathian
LA Corona
Main ST
Williams
Jimsy
Associated Press
Ita
Ionescu
Czar
Churchill
Charles T
Marghilomanso
Royal Pallace
Charles
Elizabeth
United States
Carmen Sylva
Arizona
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