Allies 10 Push Ten Million Men Into War
Paris dispatch reports Earl Kitchener told Greek officials England would have 4,000,000 under arms by March and could arm 6,000,000 Russians, implying Germany’s defeat is near. London says Redmond believes Germany is beaten in the west as Italian troops land in Albania. British foreign office notes Greece’s special privileges may be withdrawn.
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Paris
Earl Kitchener
Athens
England
Germany
Havas
Kitchener
London
John Redmond
France
Saloniki
Skouloudis
Greece
Great Britain
Chiasso
la Suisse
Central News
Zurich
Pall Mall Gazette
Berne
William
Wilson
Constantinople
British Foreign Office
British Isles
Mexican Border Clash and Cananea Defeat Report
Twenty five Mexicans crossed the border at Nogales and fired on a U S cavalry patrol wounding a private. The U S troops returned fire and killed a Mexican. In Cananea General Obregon’s plan to capture Villa forces failed as Rodriguez escaped en route to Nogales. The body of engineer Bean found eight miles from Puertocitos riddled with bullets. Five hundred Carranza troops march toward Agua.
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Nogales
Here
United States Cavalry
Paol
Douglas
Obregon
Carranza
Villa
Rodriguez
Cananea
NACO
Bean
Cananea Consolidated Railroad
Puertocitos
EL Paso
Agua
Churches and Money Strain in Corona Town
A reflective piece argues churches in Corona face neglect as Satan tempts with riches from pool halls and empty baskets on Sundays. The text portrays pastors pressed by bills while believers feel financial and spiritual pressure, urging sustained church support and faithful attendance.
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Satan
Father
Reasons Why Coronans Do Not Buy at Home
A Riverside shopper explains why locals should buy outside Corona. He recounts paying higher prices for horse goods and piano wires in Corona, comparing with Riverside where better variety and lower costs were found. He urges local merchants to be fair to keep trade in town.
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Corona
Turkey Shoot at Corona Gun Club Draws Turkeys
The Corona Gun Club held a turkey shoot east of town where every participant won a turkey. Twenty turkeys weighing 6 to 18 pounds were bought at 20 cents per pound as entry fees. The best shooter earned first choice, with ties resolved by shooting until a miss.
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Corona Gun Club
Thanksgiving Day Clash: USC Hosts Cal at Washington Park
In Los Angeles on Thanksgiving Day 3 781 pounds of young men take the stage as 22 players with a combined weight near two tons clash at Washington Park. The USC and Cal game promises the most thrilling Southern California crowd has seen. Earlier Berkeley upset the Bears, but both teams have since sharpened their form.
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Los Angeles
Washington Park Field
University of Southern California
University of California
Southern California
Berkeley
Trojans
Bears
Thanksgiving Services at St John’s Episcopal Church
Tomorrow morning Holy Communion will be celebrated at 8 30 a m at St John’s Episcopal church with a short address suitable for the day. The offering benefits the Good Samaritan hospital for its free work and the service aims to unite parishioners in communion and to enable the rector to take his family to Whit tier for Thanksgiving dinner.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Good Samaritan Hospital
Whittier
Oriental Rug Lecture Delights Wo man’s Improvement Club
The Woman’s Improvement Club meets with a parliamentary drill, hears Miss Jamily Reynolds of Los Angeles discuss Oriental rugs, including a 40 year old Turkey rug owned by Dr. and Mrs. Bickford. Lectures cover Anatolian Yuruk knots, prayer arch shapes, dye history from 1860 Analine dyes, and rug classification by color and weave.
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Emily Reynolds
Los Angeles
Woman's Improvement Club
R. R. Root
Jamily Reynolds
Funeral of the Late H. G. Boyd Impressive Service at Sunnyslope
The funeral for H. G. Boyd was held at Sunnyslope cemetery with a flag draped casket and a large crowd of G. A. R. Veterans Sons of Veterans and the Veterans Aid Society in attendance. Rev S. S. Sampson officiated and a quartet provided music. Pallbearers were from the Sons of Veterans and G. A. R. The city hall and school buildings flew flags at half mast in his honor.
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H. (. Boyd
Sunnyslope Cemetery
Sons of Veterans
Messrs
L. L. Andrews
Bert Humble
F.S. Alden
Howard
Glass
Luther Patton
B. E. Lavery
Sampson
Boyd
Iachim
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Allies
West
U. S
Coro A Mutual Building & Loan Assn
First National Bank
John P. Key
Sec
the Independent
Riverside
Turkey
M. J. Keegan
Elzie Veach
Ache A
Jas. L. Davis
H. L Glass
de Setiee Ce
A. C. Ramsey
California
U.S. C
ST. John’s Episcopal Chanen Downer Ltd
Washburn
Chadles
Stanley Mock
Clarence White
Southern District Federation of Women's Clubs
Fl Centro
Corona Club
Mueller
White
Hl. G. Boyd
Sheridan Street
M. E. Church
G. A. R. Veterans, Sons of Veterans
The
Veterans’ Aid Society
S. S. Sampson
Methodist Episcopal Church
S.S. Sampson
M. Terpening
F. F. Thompson
Dee McConnell
Whett
Pasce Phree
Citizens Bank
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