Local Woman Hurt In Auto Wreck Near Colton
A car carrying Mr and Mrs A R Dickinson Chas Morris Mrs George Morris and 3 year old Jeanette overturned after a collision with an unknown vehicle en route to Urbita Springs. Mrs Morris suffered a broken arm and concussion, while others were bruised. Jeannette escaped unharmed and the other driver fled the scene. The party was taken to Riverside hospital for treatment.
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Colton
A. R. Dickinson
Chas. Morris
George Morris
Jeannette
Urbita Springs
Mr. Dickinson
Local Masons Celebrate Lodge 50th Anniversary Barbecue
More than two score Masons and their wives joined Phoenix lodge No. 178 F and A M of San Bernardino for Urbita Springs celebration of the lodge’s fiftieth anniversary. The barbecue event ended with a hearty time as members reported their enjoyment and listed attendees.
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Phoenix Lodge No
A. M. of
San Bernardino
Urbita Springs
W. C. Barth
M. M. Blanchard
W. C. T. U. Elects Officers At California Convention
At the California Womans Christian Temperance Union annual convention in Oakland Mrs Sara Dorr of San Jose was chosen to serve another year as president. Ad die Garwood Estes of Stockton was reelected vice president at large. Other officers named include Mary A. Reichenbach Oakdale first vice president Annie Pettis Fresno second vice president Anna Marden Meto San Francisco corresponding secretary Emilie M. Skoe Petaluma recording secretary Ina A. Orvis Madera treasurer Jennie Redfield Berkeley acting auditor and Louisa Cobb Tulare secretary of Loyal Temperance Legion.
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Oakland
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of California
Sara Dorr
San Jose
Addie ‘Garwood Estes
Stockton
Mary A. Reichenbach
Oakdale
Annie Pettis
Fresno
Anna Marden Meto
San Francisco
Emilie M. Skoe
Petaluma
Ina A. Orvis
Madera
Jennie Redfield
Berkeley
Louisa Cobb
Tulare
Loyal Temperance Legion
Campaign to Bring Wilson to Pacific Coast Expos
Los Angeles and county officials along with civic groups launch a drive to urge President Wilson to visit the Pacific coast and the two expositions. Mayor Sebastian wires Mayor Rolph in San Francisco pledging Los Angeles support.
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Los Angeles
Wilson
Pacific Coast
Sebastian
Rolph
San Francisco
Four Layman Preachers to Lead Sunday Sermon
Pastor away at San Diego conference the Methodist church fills the pulpit with four Layman Preachers from the Gospel Team. They were trained in Regular Men's Prayer Meeting and will deliver an up to date message on Service in the Coming Year. Hear them this Sunday morning.
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San Diego
Cincinnati machinists strike over 8 hour day and 48 hour week
More than 200 machinists at two Cincinnati shops walked off their jobs after employers refused to grant an eight hour day and a forty eight hour week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Border Bandits Held as Mexican-American Tensions Rise
Five Mexican American bandits were arrested on the Mexican side of the river. Brigadier General Nafarrate reported the raid near Progreso crossing. 500 Mexicans were suspected of planning an invasion of American territory. River patrols and machine gun detachment movements followed. John R. Silliman, the president's representative in Mexico, was summoned to the United States for Pan American diplomat talks on the Mexican situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Nafarrate
Carranza
Matamoros
Progreso
Vera Cruz
John R. Silliman
Mexico
United States
Machinery Workers Strike At Pratt and Whitney Hartford
About 1000 Pratt and Whitney employees in Hartford struck to press for changes in working conditions.
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Hartford
Comn
Pratt and Whitney Company
Mystery Residents Puzzles Corona Editor
A Corona citizen questions repeated newspaper notes about unnamed visiting dignitaries. The writer suspects a hidden story or motive behind withholding names and urges the editor to reveal the truth soon.
Noebel peace prize fate unclear amid wartime focus
The question wonders why the Noebel peace prize has disappeared from attention as conflict escalates. It suggests that during war, public focus shifts away from peace efforts, leaving the prize neglected and unaddressed.
Community Aid Question Urges Local Help
A town asks residents what they have done in the last day to assist. The note stresses that small efforts add up and that everyone can contribute a little, with many small acts making a larger impact.
Dancing Masters Seek New Dances for Public
The essay laments lack of fresh dance creations and urges dancing masters to maintain good sense and forbearance while the public waits for innovative routines. It praises restraint and sensible conduct in artistic trends.
President Seeks Balance Amid Crisis
The President aims for steady footing through current turmoil, wishing for broad support and calm public backing to maintain national resilience and avoid destabilizing criticism.
Fire-Brook Date Garden Sold to Dyer B. Holmes
The Fire Brook Date Garden at Heber in the Imperial Valley has been purchased by Dyer B. Holmes of India and the date palms will be moved to his orchards in India.
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Brook
Heber
Imprial
Dyer B. Holmes
India
Oriental Line Adds Three Ships to Trans-Pacific Fleet
Three liners Shinyo Maru Darien Maru and a third vessel join Toyo Kisen Kaisha and will serve Pacific coast points and the Orient. Seattle Maru Panama Maru Persia Maru will also call at San Francisco. The additions replace part of the Pacific Mail fleet and boost calls at this port.
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Toyo Kisen Kaisha Steamship Company
Pacific Coast
W.J. Avery
trans-Pacific
San Francisco
Pacific Mail Steamship Co
Orient
Pacific Mail
Probe diseases on ether waves
Dr Albert Abrams announced a long distance diagnostic apparatus claimed to identify diseases such as tuberculosis pus and cancer by wireless and thought waves. The Los Angeles test connected near the disease site with a ground via a conductor and used an aluminum bell struck by a hammer to register wave changes.
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San Francisco
Albert Abrams
Los Angeles
Abrams
James T. Fisher
University of Southern California
Fisher
Dr. Abrams
Corona Mothers Eye Riverside Baby Contest At Fair
Corona mothers show strong interest in the Riverside River side District Fair baby contest. Dr. Geo E Tucker in Riverside invites mothers to send full names and baby details to arrange all necessary information and steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Riverside District
Geo. E. Tucker
Riverside
Miss Corrigan Arrives From Los Angeles for Weekend Visit
Miss Bess Corrigan arrived in the city from Los Angeles to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. F A Dudley on Buena Vista avenue.
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Bess Corrigan
Los Angeles
F. A. Dudley
Buena Vista Avenue
Will Renew Story Hours at the Library
The Library announces Story Hours resume tomorrow October 2 with two age groups nine years and younger. Young children hear fairies myths first at 10, older group 11 after knight stories. The program includes games and stories about libraries and book use guided by the Librarian.
Estimated orange crop value and sack totals from Fullerton Tribune
The Fullerton Tribune reports additional estimates place Orange county crop income at 1 457 000 dollars for this year. It cites an estimated 420 000 sacks with about 370 000 sacks of Lambda beans and 50 000 of blackeyes.
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Orange County
Fullerton Tribune
Seed dealer visits Corona reports improved business
R S Benedict of the Aggler and Musser Seed company of Los Angeles spent the day in Corona visiting with his friend W C Bonser. He said business conditions were vastly improved over his district since his last trip.
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R. S. Benedict
Aggler and Musser Seed Company
Los Angeles
Corona
W. C. Bonser
Mrs Fitch Visits Rectory During Whittier Trip
Mrs John Fitch and her parents and grandparents visited the rectory today after motoring from Whittier to see Mrs C. S. Mook.
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John Fitch
C. S. Mook
Whittier
Serbia Seeks Greek Aid with District Offers in War
Serbia offers Greece the districts of Guievgali and Doiran in exchange for joining an allied expedition against Bulgaria. The Giornale IV Italia cites the proposal as part of wartime diplomacy amid shifting Russian and German fronts.
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Rome
Servia
Greece
Guievgali
Doiran
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Italia
London
Artois
Champagne
Muassiges
Athilns
Venizelos
Runaway horse collides with Pullman auto at Main and Sixth
A runaway horse blasted down Main Street this morning at terr ilic speed. Despite the driver’s efforts the horse collided with a large Pullman automobile at the Main and Sixth street intersection. The horse was badly skinned. the auto suffered no damage.
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Main Street
Main
Sixth Streets
Insolvent status for Commonwealth Bonding and Casualty Co
The certificate authorizing Commonwealth Bonding and Casualty Insurance Co to do business in Riverside has been revoked by Insurance Commissioner J. F. E. Phelps due to insolvency. The firm began operations in Riverside on October 18, 1913 and attracted local prominent investors over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Bonding and Casualty Insurance Co
J. F E. Phelps
Villany
Riverside
5. C. Contracting
Ontario Avenue
Arrested Mexican pays fine after drunkenness charge
Joe Aguilar, arrested near the Jameson packing-house yesterday on a drunkenness charge, paid a $10 fine in police court this afternoon.
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Joe, Aguilar
Jameson
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Arthur Dickinson
Ford
Stebler
Dickinson
Riverside Hospital
Corona National Bank
F. F. Thompson, Pres
Chas. Hoss
Co. B. McConnell
Dee McGonneall
Cash
Snibhoor
Corona Independent
Japanese Steamship Company
Pacific
Avery
Tokyo
Japan
Nas
Frisco
Ste
Serbia
Rome Dispatch
Aerschot
Brussels
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