Monastir Falls as Bulgars Capture Last Major Serbian City
News from Salonika reports Monastir, Serbia’s last sizable city, occupied by Bulgarian forces. French and British victories in other fronts offset the blow, with Kasturino fallen to the French and Bulgarian forces routed on the Valendovo Rabrovo front.
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London
Monastir
Serbia
Salontha
Athens
Kasturino
Valendovo- Rabrovo
Babuna Pags
Prilep
Greece
Montenegro
Albania
Co operation in domestic science
A Chicago era column urges parents to link home and school to train girls and boys into capable Americans. It argues children need duties and physical work to develop holistically and questions if idle youths can become trustworthy adults. The home should be an experimental station for practical education.
A Long Felt Want in Washington as Wilson Marries
Washington buzzes as President Wilson plans remarriage. Social circles expect the future Mrs. Wilson to enliven the White House, with merchants florists and caterers ready for a busy season of social events.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Merry Society
Women Reflect on Panama Exposition Architecture and Police Hearing
The Art and Travel section discusses architects and designs of the Panama Pacific Exposition including the Court of the Universe and Tower of Jewels. A separate city hearing unfolds as Chief Ramsey faces intoxication and mistreatment charges, with Wm Colton and Norman Raney as witnesses.
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Miss Lewis
Miss Platt
M. Oliver
Festival Hall
Palace of Horticulture
Palace of Fine Arts
O. H. Barber
Chief Ramsey
Byron (. Hanna
Los Angeles
Geo. R. Freeman
Celso Garcia
Garcia
el Cerrito Ranch
Ramsey
City Board of Trustees Investigate Bad Charges
Corona November 16 1915 the undersigned police officers tender resignations after demanding investigation into the chief s moral conduct the action aims to protect the city s interests self respect and pride and asserts readiness to provide proof W L Colton N V Raney and W J Williamson police officers
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City Board OF Trustees
City of
Corona
Cal
No Bids Opened for Desert Road Projects
County board failed to receive any bids for small sections of routes 20 and 22 in the desert highway system. Assistant District Attorney Kelley ruled the county highway commission may hire the work if bids are not received, and a new bid date was set for December 1.
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Board of Supervisors
Mecca
Blythe
Kelley
County Highway Commission
If a Foreign Nation Attacks US We Propose Parley Talks
The quote suggests calling for a parley if a foreign nation attacks, delegating congressmen to negotiate talk with the enemy as a duty of valor and patriotism. The language frames negotiation as a route to defeat through dialogue.
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United States
Elsinore Hosts County Chamber Meeting and Goals
Elsinore hosted the largest county chamber gathering with representatives from most areas except Thermal and Highgrove. The group endorsed three aims: enact a California pure seed law, establish a Riverside poultry school, and study the Newlands River Regulation bill.
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Elsinore
County Chamber of Commerce
Thermal
Highgrove
Star Theater
State of
California
Riverside
T. C. Jameson
Riverside County Chamber of Commerce
School of Poultry
The
State University
Chamber of Commerce
Villa forces report wounding of General Villa near Hermosillo
Gen Francisco Villa is said to have been wounded in a night engagement north of Hermosillo after Carranza troops moved into the area. Obregon’s forces were active south of San Pedro with a western drive toward Cana da, while censorship blocks details. Villistas in Nogales celebrate a reported defeat of Obregon forces at Sauceda near Del Rio.
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Nogales
Ariz
Francisco Villa
Aguas de Coyotes
Hermosillo
Villa
Carranza
Sonora
Obregon
San Pedro
Canadea
Calles
Villa Verda
Agua Prieta
Naco
Alvaro Obregon
Sauceda
del Rio
Riverside Police Chief Removed and Successor Appointed
Mayor Ford removed Chief F. F. Carrington after three years in Riverside and named John A. Vankirk to succeed him. Vankirk, a longtime Riverside police officer, has lived in the city forty years. The mayor said Carrington’s dismissal was for the good of the service.
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F. F. Carrington
Riverside
Ford
John A. Vankirk
Themayor
Corrington
Vankirk
New Santa Fe Depot Planned on Riverside Prospect
River Side city council moved to secure a new Santa Fe depot after noon sessions yesterday. Manager Wells pledged a committee to arrange land acquisition at the Riverside Hotel site between the Santa Fe and Salt Lake tracks and to create a park jointly owned by the city and railroad. A council committee was formed to negotiate with the Santa Fe for improvements.
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Riverside
Santa Fe
Wells
Salt Lake
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Mr. Colton
Norman Raney
W. L. Colton
N. V. Raney
W. J. Williamson
Corona | Mutual Building & Loan Assn
Congregational Church
America
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Torreon
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Ruiz
Riverside Prospect
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