10 May 1915
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1915
Page
1
A historical newspaper note states daily publication schedule at 110 West Sixth Street except Sundays, indicating the office location and operating days for the paper.
The passage notes a belief that Piute Indians in revolt may reject civilized tactics, considering the outbreak and potential approaches to conflict and control. The statement reflects contemporary mistrust and calls into question strategic behavior during the disturbance.
An exchange laments civilization slipping backward with strong exclamations and a dramatic warning of a full blown slide.
Report of the condition of the First National Bank of Corona California at close of business May 1 1915 lists resources totals including loans 294 847 09 notes and securities 516 390 91 and deposits 323 747 09. Cashier F E Sinde Cor sworn May 6 1915 before Notary Public M O Key attested by Geo E Sinde Cor.
Southern California will be divided into five districts to aid business management. Centers for the districts are Los Angeles, Gardena, San Gabriel, Pomona, and Riverside.
United States Date Inspector Shamblin with Bruce Plummond oversees date experiment stations at India and Mecca and inspects all date plantations in the valley to launch a strict campaign against date scales.
Imperial Valley expects a shipment of 2,000,000 lady birds to battle aphids in cantaloupe and barley fields. The insects come from the state insectory in Sacramento and will be delivered to County Horticultural Commissioner Waite for distribution to the fields.
Pomona claims the citrus title after Chesnut leads with early steals and homecoming run. Putnam drives a key eighth inning, Frost and Daniels contribute timely hits, and Redlands defense falters as Sandifer center fielder error shifts momentum.
Advices from Brussels report near normal life with crowds in cafes and boulevards on Sundays. Only a few German troops remain. German stamps appear in post offices and station names are Germanized. Municipal officials sign six month German subject contracts. shops reopen though money is scarce as German travelers sell goods.
In Copenhagen on May 10 Herr von Heydebrand, Conservative party head, called for future peace terms to be in plain language. He warned against hidden diplomatic art and urged terms that common people can understand and agree upon.
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