Republicans Win Eastern Elections Suffrage Losses
Nov. 3 reports show women suffrage defeated in New York and Massachusetts while Republicans gain in the New Jersey legislature. Ohio likely rejects prohibition by about 50,000 votes. Massachusetts and Pennsylvania also vote against suffrage. New York constitutional adoption appears defeated. Maryland governor race tight as Harrington trails Weller.
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New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Harrington
Weller
Maryland
Prohibition
Ohio
New Jersey
Wilson
Philadelphia
Two Score Drown in Steamer Wreck
The steamer Santa Clara wrecked on Coos Bay jetty with at least 15 dead among 48 passengers and 24 crew. Captain Lofsted is named among the dead. Survivors sought aid at a beach cottage as life boats were launched in fading daylight.
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Marshfield
Ore
Santa Clara
Coos Bay
Columbia River
Lofsted
Aberdeen
United States Life Saving Station
Westport
Neah Bay
Annie Larsen
Gray’s Harbor
Cape Flattery
United States Coast Guard
Larsen
Gray's Harbor
Balkan Fronts Shift as Entente Lands Troops at Salonika
London reports Teutonic and Bulgarian advances toward Nish with Serbian forces retreating to mountains to resist. British and French troops landed at Saloniki to aid the south thrust while news from Varna and Varna area ports awaited. A new Anglo French expedition to the Balkans is claimed by Berlin’s Tageblatt with transports seen off Kavala. Swiss press notes Prince Von Buelow’s Switzerland visit and hints at peace talks location and motives.
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London
Serbia
Nish
Saloniki
Varna
Bulgaria
Romania
Balkan
Amsterdam
Balkans
Berlin
Tageblatt
Sofia
Kavala
Greece
Geneva
Paris
Prince von Buelow
Switzerland
Basel
Berne
ENTER BABIES TOMORROW AT CORONA BETTER BABIES CONTEST
Interest grows as Corona prepares a noncompetitive educational contest to assess infant health. Mothers may enter babies aged six to thirty six months starting 3 p m at the Cagh store with cooperation from physicians nurses and the Better Babies Bureau of the Woman's Home Companion. Hazel Corrigan returns to Stockton after visiting sister Mrs James Ryan.
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Corona
Better Babies Bureau
Woman’s Home Companion
Woman's Improvement Club
Cagh
Hazel Corrigan
Stockton
James Ryan
Corona Dollar Travels Through City Encouraging Local Spending
The Corona Dollar circulates through multiple local hands including W. Millbank, a blacksmith at English shop, Geo. N. Baer, Circle City Market, and Inez Smith of Corona Gas and Electric. The note aims to show how spending locally keeps money in circulation and supports community banks. It urges residents to trade at home to bolster the local economy.
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W. Millbank
Wm. K. English
Geo. N. Baer
Inez Smith
Corona Gas & Electric Light Company
Corona
Merchants Rally for Sunday Closing Law in San Bernardino
The San Bernardino merchants protective association backs a Sunday closing law if needed to compel clothing, furnishings and dry goods stores to close on Sundays. They will urge shops to comply, and may seek an ordinance by initiative. The group also set November 18 for its annual banquet with a speaker to be announced.
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San Bernardino
San Bernardino Merchants Protective Association
Merchants’ Association
Herman Harris
Playground apparatus for the Wo man’s Improvement Club
The civic committee led by Mrs. R. R. Root plans equipping school grounds with simple playground equipment. A joint committee from trustees and the improvement club will visit nearby cities to estimate costs while children raise funds through a planned entertainment.
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Woman’s Improvement Club
R. R. Root
Staley
Improvement Club
Arizona Alien Labor Law Knocked Out by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court voided Arizona's anti alien labor statute as unconstitutional under the fourteenth amendment citing rights of aliens to equal protection. The decision discussed treaty implications and drew distinctions between private employment and public public funds cases, with Justice flushes delivering the majority opinion and Justice McReynolds dissenting.
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Washington
Novica
Arizona
Supreme Court
Mike Raich
Flushes
McReynolds
Raich
Federal District Court of
New York
BEY IT AT HOME THIS CHRISTMAS
A local appeal urges residents to spend Christmas money at home to boost community prosperity. The editor urges readers to support local merchants and keep funds within the town to benefit the whole community and themselves.
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Bey IT
Hanes
City Trustees Plan Sewer District West of Grand
City trustees move to create a sewer district west of Grand Boulevard between South Main and West Sixth, estimating a $7000 to $8000 project funded by a $25 per lot assessment. The move follows health officer Dr. W S Davis urging improved sanitation and favoring a permanent sewer system over cesspools.
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Grand Boulevard
South Main
West Sixth Streets
City Board of Trustees
W S. Davis
Woman’s Improvement Club
Grace Williams departs for Venice after Corona visit
Miss Grace Williams leaves this morning for her home in Venice following a short stay in Corona visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Thornton.
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Grace Williams
Venice
Corona
S. C
Thornton
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McCall Republican
Europe
Orona Mutual Building & Loan Assn
First National Bank Building
SAN Bernardino Association
G. Borchgrevink
Norfoggian
Onfan
St. John’s Woman’s Guild
United States Supreme Court
Police Department
FL of. Mueller
Po- Hee Ramsey
Main Street
Ramsey
Episcopal Church
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