Germany settles Arabic case with Americans
Germany fully agrees to American demands over the Arabic sinking. Berlin disavows the attack, expresses regret for American deaths, and promises indemnity to victims’ families. The move eases tensions and prompts expectation of solving other submarine disputes with the United States. Count Von Bernstorff returns optimistic about improving U S relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Count von Bernstorff
Lansing
United States
Wilson
Lusitania
Adult Meetings at the Library Resume with Columbus Reading
Thursday night open meetings for adults resume at the library with an illustrated reading on Columbus. Stereopticon pictures depict scenes in the life of the adventurer as his story is told followed by a picture travel showing the lands Columbus first sighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sage Four
Santa Fe Road Enjoys Big Year
The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway reports record earnings for the year ending June 30 1915 with gross $120 662 727 and net $26 916 609 driven by Kansas wheat and plains country agricultural output. Despite profits the dividend and credit goals remain modest and a large surplus of $20 581 221 is built for future security while annual expenses total $78 248 812 and system taxes reach $5 497 316.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway System
E. P. Ripley
Plains
Texas
Oklahoma
San Francisco
San Diego
Ripley
Liquor Violations Lead To Court Hearings In Prado
Two Mexican men faced charges in Prado for illegal liquor sales. J Marquez pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Justice W S Clayson Jr with trial set for next Tuesday at 10. Allesandro Lopez pleaded guilty and was fined 100 dollars or 100 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prado
Bar of Justice
Chas. Larrabee
J. Marquez
W. S.clayson Jr
Allesandro Lopez
Larrabee
Miss Pauline Cravath Visits Corona Friends and Relatives
Miss Pauline Cravath of Santa Ana is in Corona spending a few days visiting with friends and relatives.
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Pauline Cravath
Santa Ana
Corona
W C T U Meeting Highlights Parlor Program
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met Tuesday afternoon at Congregational Church with a good turnout of ladies and children. Mrs. Glass led devotional, Mrs. Gibbs directed the program, and music included a duet by Mrs. Mayfield and Mrs. Roelofs. Lectures covered school and family topics, with a social hour and refreshments to close.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Congregational Church
Glass
Wingar
Gibbs
J. S. Mayfield
R. V. Roelofs
Export business after the war
Edward F. McSweeney of Boston argues at a Los Angeles port authorities convention that postwar exports are inflated by war needs. He warns a $700 million war munitions balance may vanish, leaving a weaker $300 million regular trade and large drops in agricultural implements sewing machines steel rails. He notes losses to neutral countries outpacing those to war nations.
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Edward F. McSweeney
Boston
Los Angeles
United States
Big Bear Hatchery Counts Huge Trout Planting
Game Warden Malone reports San Bernardino County board that Big Bear valley hatchery planted 663 thousand fish across Deer Creek Upper Santa Ana Shay's Meadow Bear Creek Deep Creek Houston Creek Seeley Creek Dark Canyon and Big Bear Lake. About 300 thousand of 500 thousand fish went to Big Bear Lake, with 24 cans of trout fry expected from state hatchery in October. Hatchery capacity will double next year due to high water limits.
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Big Bear Valley
Malone
Board of Supervisors
San Bernardino County
Deer Creek
Upper
Santa Ana
Shay’s Meadow
Bear Creek
Deep Creek
Houston Creek
Seeley Creek
Dark Canyon
Big Bear Lake
Bissons
Big Bear
Mrs. Clark Shawkey and son visit Crawford Street home
Mrs. Clark Shawkey and her son Merrill of San Bernardino are visiting in the city and staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Carroll on Crawford Street.
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Clark Shawkey
Son Merrill
San Bernardino
City
T. H. Carroll
Crawford St
Many Coronans Attend the Riverside Fair Parade
Corona residents sent two automobiles and many more joined by car to the Riverside fair. Most locals traveled individually as the Pacific Electric operated a busy schedule. Indian day features include a Sherman band parade, balloon ascension, parachute drop, diving, a UC Thomas I P talk on rural credits, and a football game with the Marine team of San Diego.
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Chamber of Commerce
Riverside
Corona
Pacific Electric
Sherman Band
Thomas I’. Thuat
University of California
Sherman Institute
Indians
Marine Team of
San Diego
Cantadores Club
J. R. Gabbert
The
Enterprise
Peeler Sells First Car at Riverside Fair
W L Peeler appears at the Studebaker exhibit in Riverside District fair selling the first automobile of the event. He sold a six cylinder Studebaker yesterday to a local party with delivery after the fair closes. Peeler will greet friends in Riverside this week and advertises in this issue.
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W. L. Peeler
Studebaker
Riverside
Peeler
Riverside District Fair Highlight for George M Blair
George M Blair spent the day at the Riverside District fair enjoying midway amusements, exhibits, and local entertainment offerings.
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George M. Blair
Riverside
Mission Play to Tour World Beginning Next Year
John Steven McGroarty announces the Mission Play will tour the world starting next year. He notes strong global opinion favors touring, though he favors San Gabriel, saying the tour would boost California’s visibility and arts impact.
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California
John Steven McGroarty
San Gabriel
Frank A. Miller
Glenwood Missionan
Riverside
Helen Stunt Jackson
Saloons Seek Referendum to Ease Sunday Closures
Chicago saloonkeepers and brewers plan to urge Governor Dunne to convene a special session to amend the dramshop law. They want large cities to vote by referendum on Sunday closures, arguing for local control. A 300000 signature petition will back the move, says Anton J. Cernack of United Societies.
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Chicago
Thompson
Dunne
Anton J. Cernack
The
United Societies
Cormack
MLE Conference Changes Pastors In Local Churches
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces pastor transfers including Dr J F Humphrey from this city to Monrovia where a $40,000 church and $5,550 parsonage await. Deaconess Rev S S Sampson to assist. appointment list covers San Bernardino Colton Redlands Highland Rialto Ontario Chino Riverside and Pasadena districts.
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Monrovia
J. F. Humphrey
San Diego
Humphrey
Dumphrey
S. S. Sampson
Uplands
Redlands
EL Markett
Grace BF
Ashleigh
Highland
I. Heller
Florence
Rialto
Q. A. Engle
Brawley
del Rosa
W. Babcock
Ontario
HH. Scott
San Bernardino
Chino
Botkin
Ventura
Riverside
A. Norcross
D. Vain Arnam
David BB. Loufbourrow
A. Ray Moore
Pasadena
F. D. Mather
John Oliver
Acquittals in Free Ordinance Case Hearings
Judge Hall yesterday acquitted A. H. Cross and Walter H. Campbell of charges that they violated the free ordinance by planting trees before it passed. A. H. Helgeson pleaded guilty and was fined ten dollars with suspended sentence. Two other defendants await further court dates.
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the Park Board
Hall
A. H. Cross
Walter H. Campbell
Los Angeles
A. H. Helgeson
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Great Britain
Public
Santa FE Road
First National Bank
A. J. Ware
Cash
Geo. H
Corona National Bank
F. F. Thompson
Chas. Hoss
Cashier
C. B. McDonnell
Ded McDonnell
W.C.T.U
South America
Africa
Asia
Pacific Islands
Fish and Game Commissioner
SAN Bernardino County Board OF Supervisors
John S. McGroarty
W. C. Geyer
Colton
M. G. Wenz
Park Board
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