High School Falls to Business Men in Baseball Upset
The High School team lost 14 to 3 to the Business Men in a Tuesday afternoon game on the athletic grounds. Star scorers included Veach and Stanfield for the winners and Walker for the High School youths. Umpire Dr. Brown received praise as crowds cheered robustly and players showed spirited, gallant play throughout.
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High School
Dr. Brown
Chance
Chicago Nine
Angon
McGuuire
Elzie Veach
Stanfield
Wells
McDonald
Miller
Corkhill
Huff
Francisco
Brubaeher
Walker
Brubacher
Brudbacher
Veuch
Pleased With Recent Improvements About Corona
EK Ke Newton former Temescal Water Co. manager visited during Thanksgiving with Mrs Newton. He praised the citrus orchards residence districts and the stability of the water system, after dining with the Misses Platt and touring the colony with A H Cross.
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Ek, Ke Newton
Temescal Water Co
Jack Frost Delights Southern California With First of Season
Frost touched several Southern California locales Wednesday night bringing a trace in the Whittier Valley and a few spots at San Jacinto. Officials reported mild effects on vines and citrus overall with no heavy damage observed.
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Jack Frost
California
Whittier
San Jacinto
No frost damage reported to citrus fruits in Southern California
Wind conditions in Corona Riverside and San Fernando reduced frost risk, while Chino Santa Ana San Bernardino Redlands and Pomona reported no frost. B A Woodford of the California Fruit Growers' Exchange says there was no citrus fruit damage and doubts any olives oranges lemons or tomatoes suffered harm.
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Yosemite
Northern Pacific
Santa Fe
Andress
Corona
Riverside
San Fernando
Chino
Santa Ana
San Bernardino
Redlands
Pomona
B. A. Woodford
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Balloonist crosses Colorado River in bold flight
Captain Augusto Mueller piloting the balloon United States traveled 260 miles from Los Angeles to a landing on the Colorado Indian reservation fifteen miles northeast of Ehrenberg Arizona. The flight began Monday at 10:19 am and ended around 4:10 pm, achieving about 43 miles per hour for six hours.
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Los Angeles
Augusto Mueller
United States
Colorado River
Colorado Indian Reservation
Ehrenberg
Ariz
Chutes Park
Sherman Indians Triumph Over St. Vincent on Thanksgiving
The Sherman Indians defeated St. Vincent 0 to 0 on Thanksgiving, dominating from start to finish. Coach Warner appreciated for a solid season as the Indians finish with a lopsided 87 to 0 total over opponents across the schedule.
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Los Angeles
Navy
Sherman Indians
St. Vincent
Indians
Indiana
Warner
Occidental
U.S.C. Law School U
Pomona
Opponents
What Santa Ana Says of Corona
The article recounts a Merchants and Manufacturers excursion stop at Corona California. Delegates describe Corona as a charming 4000-strong city with clean sidewalks and an elegant boulevard. They praise orange and lemon groves, scenic views, and friendly locals, noting baskets of fruit and flowers on return.
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Santa Ana
Corona
Santa Ana Canyon
Southern California
Daily Register
Standard Pays 313000 A Year In New York
New York November 27 Morris Rosenthal Standard Oil lawyer earns exactly 1000 a day and sometimes 6000 weekly in a pay envelope. He remains busy as he argues with Frank B Kellogg the government trust buster while John G Milburn stakes the outcome in ongoing proceedings.
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New York
Morris Rosenthal
Standard Oil
Rosenthal
Frank B. Kellogg
John G. Milburn
Losenthal
City Council Hikes Vendor Licenses and Fees
City Council approves higher daily licenses for fruit and vegetable vendors not permanently established in the city. Auctioneers and damaged wares sellers pay 15 dollars daily, patent medicine hawkers 24 dollars, home growers 1.50 per quart for disposal, equal to permanent merchants. Fraser seeks street closure on Harrison between Main and Sheridan with opposition from UP over wagon traffic.
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W. O H. Fraser
Harrison Street
Main
Sheridan
Drinkwater
Parkhurst Attacks Large Hats in Church Sermon
Rev Dr Charles Parkhurst denounces oversized hats as theft of view in sanctuary at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York. He asks women to remove large headwear, predicting more to follow as congregations respond to the protest noted in the sermon.
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New York
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Charles
Parkhurst
Mrs Newton Wins Property Suit in Corona Case
Judge Denamore ruled in favor of Mrs Emily Newton in a Corona real estate dispute with Burdick Ells of Los Angeles. Ells had offered a Los Angeles lot for Mrs Newtons Corona property, but a ten foot shorter street frontage caused her to cancel the contract and sue for cancellation. The decision followed a trial the previous week and was announced yesterday morning in superior court.
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Densmore
Superior Court
Emily
Newton
Burdick Ro Ells
Els
Los Angeles
Corona
Woman's Improvement Club Holds Thanksgiving Meeting
The Woman's Improvement Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. W. L. Lyman for its monthly session. A Thanksgiving program opened with Lincoln and Roosevelt proclamations read aloud. Mrs. C. L. Booth spoke on Thanksgiving customs, Miss Lewis reported Riverside gathering, and Miss Stella Platt discussed the Christmas Stamp origins and funds used to fight the white plague. Mrs. Ella L. 8. Joy hosts next meeting on December 9.
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Woman's Improvement Club
W. L. Lyman
Lincoln
Roosevelt
C. L. Booth
Lewis
Woman’s Club
Riverside
Stella Platt
Ella L
Joy
Odds and Ends From The Times Briefs And Quips
A collage of short items reports on Wells Fargo express rate changes, a deadly Arkansas cyclone, Los Angeles coal weight investigations, rising druggists sales of nux vomica, poultry prices, a curtain pole dispute, and a mix of jokes. It notes a fatal New York horse incident, property transfers as Christmas gifts, and regional saloon legislation outcomes in Ohio. An immense hydroelectric plant near Oroville is completed, Panama’s Gatun dam section failure is noted, and various quips from newspapers accompany the roundup.
Marathon time figures from New York race show records
New York reports an official marathon time of 2 44 20 for a male runner and 2 45 05 for another, with 36 dates and unclear rounding. Readers are left with standings and timing notes from the event.
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