Vienna cabinet to resign amid separate peage rumor
A Copenhagen dispatch via Exchange Telegraph cites Wolff Bureau claiming several Vienna cabinet members will resign. Berlin reports the Reichstag will convene for a sixth war session and consider a two and a half billion war credit amid wartime regulation of food and conduct. A London bulletin notes riots in Berlin with thousands of women demanding husbands’ return from the front and better food. police dispersed the crowd.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Copenhagen
Wolff Bureau
Vienna
Berlin
Reichstag
Imperial Castle
British aircraft sink German submarine
London reports a British aeroplane sunk a German submarine as naval action continues. Details and continuation appear on Page Three.
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London
Concert Proves Popular in Farewell for Mrs Long
The Christian church was packed for Mrs Princess Long's farewell concert with extra seating or turned away attendees. She performed humorous dialect readings and songs for an hour with her husband on guitar and family assisting, followed by a generous silver offering.
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Princess Long
Electric gifts for Christmas rise in local sales drive
Five Westinghouse salesmen canvass city homes for the electric company reporting strong responses. Citizens place many orders for appliances both for home use and as gifts, and the company advertises ideas for Christmas purchases.
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Westinghouse Electric
Electric Company
Majestic Theater Hosts Special Matinee For Schoolchildren
Management announces a Wednesday matinee at 4 15 p m for local students to see traveler and lecturer ARNESON. He will present his travel motion pictures and narrate on the Midnight Sun S 8 Lusitania Yellowstone Park Niagara Falls and the P P I Exposition San Francisco.
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Majestic Theater
Arneson
Lusitania
Yellowstone Park
Niagara Falls
San Francisco
Woman's Guild to Hold All Day Parish Meeting
The Woman's Guild of the Episcopal church will hold an all day meeting at the Parish house. Members will gather at ten o'clock tomorrow.
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Woman’s Guild of the Episcopal Church
L Vale dies at home after Bright's disease illness
Samuel Loomis Vale died at his East Olive street home last evening at nine due to Bright's disease. Born September 26, 1857 in Kenosha Wisconsin, he later moved to Iowa and founded Water loo Fruit & Commission company with wholesale houses in Waterloo Marshalltown and Delvein. He moved to Corona a year ago for health and leaves a widow a daughter Mrs L D Bedford and three sisters in Chicago Mt Carroll and Los Angeles.
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East Olive Street
Bright
Mr. Vale
Kenosha
Wis
Iowa
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Company
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Delvein
Los Angeles
Corona
Christ Episcopal Church At
Knights of Pythias
Blue Lodge
L. D. Bedford
This City
Frank L. Taylor
Ann Tate
Chicago
W. H. Wildey
Mt. Carroll, Tl
S. Luther
Administration Opposes Plans For Water Problems Boards
San Francisco Nov 30 A conference decision to appoint several committees to outline remedial legislation for irrigation reclamation and food control marks progress. Lt Gov Eshelman will name the committees tomorrow and they will focus on irrigation riparian rights administration finance and state aid flood control reclamation and conservation. There is opposition to unifying current commissions into a single state water authority.
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San Francisco
State Water Problems Conference
California
John K. Eshelman
Mrs Ada Sheehan Leaves City for Santa Barbara
Mrs Ada Sheehan, who has been visiting friends in the city for several days, departed this morning for her home in Santa Barbara.
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Ada Sheehan
Santa Barbara
Soldiers end mass meeting in London recruiting clash
Canadian and Austrian troops with British Territorials seized Memorial Hall halting a Union of Democratic Control gathering opposed to conscription. They forced speakers from the platform, threw out promoters, used gas bombs, and occupied the hall demanding peace terms after Germany’s defeat.
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Memorial Hall
E. D. Model
Union
Germany
Villa forces flee Nacozari raid as Carrranza troops pursue
Reports from Naco zari and Douglas indicate 300 Villa soldiers attacked Nacozari Sonora and retreated south toward San Pedro as 700 Carranza troops pursue from Agua Prieta. Citizens held the line until Carranza forces arrived and a small group harassed a train north of Nacozari. General Obregon pledged to cooperate with American forces to curb marauding Villa bands.
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Nacozari
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Sonora
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San Pedro
Washington
Obregon
Nogales
Mexico
Funston
California 1916 license rules change plus new perpetual plates
Los Angeles S M V D opens 1916 license tag applications as unpaid fees become delinquent after December 31. Plates are perpetual and tied to owners, with rebates on early return. New discs show owner name and plate number, with charges based on horsepower and weight, reducing costs overall. Public bodies and certain vehicles exempt. enforcement tightens to bar unsafe drivers.
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Los Angeles
State Motor Vehicle Department
Vehicle Department
Pennsylvania
Alew
California
Mayfield and Drummond Dissolve Partnership
Drummond takes contract for new North Main Street building for Messrs Legaye Collier and Newton and begins work this morning after dissolution of the Mayfield and Drummond partnership.
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Mayfield & Drummond
Drummond
North Main Street
Messra- Legaye,Collier and Newton
Reasons Why Corona Residents Should Buy at Home
A Corona Daily Independent letter argues locals should support home commerce by buying locally and hiring local tradespeople. It criticizes dry goods stock, high prices, and poor service, urging Corona residents to spend locally and hire local workers to keep money in Corona.
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Corona
King Pete of Servia Declares Fatal Obsequies Authorized
King Pete of Servia states he will die game and, with no objections heard, is authorized to proceed with the obsequies. The proclamation signals a ceremonial end to royal preparations and broad royal assent for funeral rites.
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Pete
Servia
Kern Again Named Leader of Senate
Democrats in both houses begin organization for the new session. Senator John W. Kern of Indiana is unanimously re elected as Senate chairman and floor leader. The House Ways and Means Committee starts assigning members to panels. A rules revision report is due Wednesday and a vote on a president pro tempore is delayed amid opposition to Clarke of Arkansas. Cloture rule talks begin with debate limits likely but not universally supported. Tax payments surge as city treasurer offices report heavy mail and a Monday deadline looms.
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Congress
Senate
John W. Kern
Indiana
House Ways and Means
Clarke
Arkansas
Owen
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