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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
1
A Catholic service recounts the death of Marie de Jesus Yorba and many family members. Yorba, 65, attended morning funeral rites and is described as mother to multiple children and grandmother to Mrs. Scully. Her family, early settlers in the area, are noted as influential with extensive descendants.
Italian soldiers named Ricciotti Gari and Farina are reported as reserve officers in End mane. No correspondent confirms enlistment in the French army or surgeon majors.
The readable fragment mentions an official announcement about ALE st and Sian. Specific details are unclear due to truncated text.
Fragmentary OCR item lists names and numbers with unclear context. The readable portions identify multiple individuals or entities followed by stray letters and digits, offering minimal coherent event or action to summarize. The text appears to be a damaged or partial listing without a discernible narrative or outcome.
Government officials claim that about 488 tons of bullion valued at over 1 million pesos was shipped out of the country by companies tied to mining concerns. The Buena Vista rail line is noted in connection with the export movements.
London readers note the country’s puzzled entry into Allied flags beyond the Union Jack. Most national ensigns are tri colors, with France Belgium Russia Servia Montenegro singled out for their color schemes. a designer’s attempt to merge all flags into one banner is derided as a monstrosity.
Corona plans a big community exhibit at the fair with a tent of 70 large spaces arranged around the edge and two aisles for easy viewing. Secretary O. P. Sanders secured the tent, with 10210 to 10x17 foot divisions, to host diverse displays from every city and hamlet.
Mayor Pentelow calls a special meeting of the Board of Trustees for 9:00 am to consider the Santa Fe Railway Company franchise sought through Orange Heights and beyond. Objections may be voiced at this time. if none, the ordinance as drawn will receive a second reading.
London reports German attacks on Antwerp continue with Belgian repulses. Allied forces hold lines as Allies advance slowly. French sources note progress north of Somme and in Woeyre. Paris comments on overall favorable outlook and German tactical failures near Albert. Washington says Russian embassy reports capture of Augustowo Kopetz and defiles between Simne Serejo Lejpung. German siege artillery tries Ossewietz without success.
Billings Montana October 1 The Great Western Sugar Company through Garnsey a sigabeer of the local factory announced today that growers would be paid on the basis of last year's contracts from which a cut of titty dents per ton was made this season. This action adds about 100 000 to the growers. The move is voluntary and has been widely advocated due to high prices for beet sugar caused by the dhisbpean war.
Odes CALLAO Oct The steamer Marie arrived with crew of the British steamer Bankfields sunk by the German cruiser Leipzig off the coast.
In San Francisco a boxer named Bill Huddie died from injuries sustained in a six round boxing match last night. Reports say Carroll Hall was his opponent in a tightly contested bout with both fighters delivering solid blows. Authorities detained several persons for questioning related to the event.
A truncated OCR fragment mentioning idacinto and a German ad or chemical term appears without coherent context or complete facts. No identifiable people, events, or organizations are recoverable for a proper summary.
German warships bombarded Japanese positions near Tsingdao yesterday as airships aided from the sea. Two Japanese officers were killed. The German navy reported continued artillery fire today and a German torpedo boat destroyer sank a ship in the harbor not in action. A Japanese mine sweeper clearing the waters off Kiao Chow was blown up with three killed. another mine sweeper was damaged with one death.
El Paso dispatch says General Villa's secretary telegraphed that an armistice has been declared among Mexican factions with Agua Caliente as a neutral zone. A Zacatecas conference fixed elections for October 5 to 10 and Villa will go to Agua Caliente to confer with Obregon and other Carranza leaders.
A British government message to the state department asserts Britain will not permit interference with shipments. The notice frames the issue as a firm stance on maritime commerce and foreign policy constraints amid rising tensions.
Local notice highlights an admonition about social engagement signals and community cautions. Officials encourage careful behavior and warn against deceptive invitations while outlining civic guidance for residents.
The New York supreme court dismissed Col Roosevelt’s counsel request for a venue change in the libel suit brought by William Barnes. The court ruled Roosevelt could obtain a fair trial in Albany County.
Mrs. Louise Nowlin mother of George Nowlin passed away at his home 312 Howard street in Fresno after a life long asthma struggle. A California pioneer who came from Illinois in 1852 with emigrants led by Judge Dewitt, she lived with her daughter Mrs. Lillian McIntyre and summered in Corona with her son. She leaves three other sons in Portland Seattle and Wenatchee. Remains go to Rosedale Cemetery Los Angeles Friday morning beside two daughters Mrs. Thomes and Mrs. Woodill.
Rome reports Italy pressing Austria for indemnity after a floating Adriatic mine attack sinks Italian vessels. Vienna promises measures to end the menace to shipping and full compensation to victims’ families. Italy reportedly seeks a large indemnity within a neutral zone.
Reported today that Monclavio Herrera's brigade revolted against Villa near El Paso. In opposition, Arrieta brothers in Durango reportedly joined Carranza against Villa, threatening to join the fray and alter the balance of control.
In London the national war pigeon service has been deployed by the government to aid communications. Homing pigeons are housed at Birlingham as part of this measure to ensure rapid messages reach their destinations during wartime.
A carrier boy reporter recounts a First Baptist church Sunday school class picnic to Coldwater canyon. The group left the church around 4 o clock and returned about 8 30 next morning after swimming and supper. Names of participating boys are listed.
Times correspondents describe German occupation at Perronne where troops looted homes and carried off furniture silver bronzes and pictures before burning houses and shops. In Amiens similar orders were followed with no illegal requisitions and public buildings including the cathedral spared while officers showed politeness.
Mrs Agnew Hull of 31205 over itt street returned from a two month visit with her sister Mrs WW King in Nacona Be Nora Mexico. She accompanied by Charles accompanie! and discussed the trip with the Yadee dent and Bets 0 Carranza. The account mentions tensions and a possible battle situation near Pierta and Navovadzt.
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