Pacific Electric Road Rumors Reach Corona to Arlington Link
Reports from Corona indicate Pacific Electric plans to extend lines from Arlington to Corona by February next year with 1400 acres already eyed by real estate agent Joseph Nichols. Los Angeles and Santa Ana connections would pass through Santa Ana canyon, facing terrain but aimed to serve the July shore rush and growing Southern California towns.
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Nichols
Pacific Electric Right of Way
California
Huntington
Pacific Electric
Corona
Arlington
Riverside
Santa Ana
Los Angeles
Santa Ana Canyon
Corona Women’s Clubs Spotlight Clubhouse Progress
C M Seely and G M Huntoon visited Corona as Pacific State Telephone seeks control of the Corona field. The Corona Home Telephone and Telegraph Company increased capital stock from 22000 to 50000. Riverside and Pasadena club leaders praised clubhouses and women's civic work.
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C. M. Seely
Sunset Company
G. M. Huntoon
Riverside County
Corona
Pacific State Telephone & Telegraph Co
Corona Field
Womans Club House Opens in Riverside
The new Main Street clubhouse in Riverside was opened last week with a program for members and guests from nearby towns. Mrs. E. Hewitt gave the invocation, Mrs. Button led the Chautauqua salute, and Mrs. Holmes recounted the club house movement. Mrs. Parker performed a piano piece on the Steinway grand, and Mrs. Richard reported the cost at 18 800. The key was presented to Mrs. Low as a gesture of community welcome with greetings from visiting clubwomen including Redlands Contemporary Club president Mrs. Barker.
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Main Street
Riverside
M. E. Hewitt
Button
Womans Club
Holmes
Mra
Ashley
Parker
Steinway
E. O
Richard
Mra. Low
Barker
Club
Redlands
Opening Concert Delights Corona Music Lovers
The Tuesday Musical Club opened last night in the High School Auditorium to a large Corona audience. Dufferin Rutherford, a trained vocalist, performed well though the critic notes he lacked a touch of inward fire. Miss Gregg accompanied adequately on piano and the program proceeded without flaw.
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Miss Gregg
Corona
Dufferin Rutherford
Gregg
Rutherford
Congregational Conference Opens in Santa Ana
The General Conference of Congregational churches of Southern California began in Santa Ana on October 5. Dr. Warren F. Day preached. Rev. J. H. Campbell and Rev. E. P. Abbott led the communion. Sessions run to October 7 with a Pomona College evening and papers by Rev. Férris and Rev. Henery Kingman.
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Santa Ana
Cal
General Conference of the
Congregational Churches of
Southern California
Congregational
Warren F. Day
First Congregational
Church of
Pomona College
Geo. A. Gates
Férris
Corona
Henery*Kingman
Claremont
A. H. Hooker
Two Weddings Are Solemnized In Quiet Home Affairs
The marriage of Miss Ida V. Lillie to Fred M. Frasher of San Jose occurred at the bride’s mother's home on Tuesday at 2 p.m. The couple left later for San Jose where they will reside. Also John Bowyer and Mrs Alma Lloyd of Corona were wed in Riverside yesterday and returned to the bride’s home on Sheriffian street.
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Ida V. Lillie
Fred M. Frasher
San Jose
Nellie Lillie
Sherifian Street
Walter Nunn
Corona Lemon Company
Detroit Wins the Pennant
Detroit secured the American League pennant by defeating Chicago by a large margin. The decisive game concluded in Chicago with Detroit taking the lead and clinching the series.
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Detroit
Chicago
Riverside and California News Briefs
A collage of items notes Riverside church plans to spend 5250 on a new pipe organ, fines for a hunter who shot ducks, Roosevelt dismissing Bryan, Sacramento’s upcoming six story hotel, and a large vaudeville theater for San Francisco. Also covered are the Jewish Day of Atonement, a highway link for Riverside and Orange counties, a federal railroad rate law ruling, dynamite caps stolen by Las Vegas schoolchildren, a desertion and navy enlistment at the Presidio, Debs’ fundraising call, taft and roosevelt political tensions, Riverside San Bernardino registration gains of 11 114 and a church supper joke from New York Times.
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First Baptist Church of
Riverside
Roosevelt
Bryan
Sacramento
San Francisco i
Western State Vaudeville Co
Orange
United States Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Las Vegas
N. M
Atole Severa
U. S. Army
Presidio
Navy
Sam
Nicholas Longworth
Taft
San Bernardino County
Lamaon
Lameon
New York Times
Untamed Colt Injures Two Women Returning From Church
Mrs W FE Sutton and her mother Mrs Loomer were seriously injured Sunday morning after a colt driven by Reuben Lewis bolted into their carriage near the Corona Methodist church in Prado. They were returned home by passing motorist Mr Ashcroft.
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W. FE. Sutton
Wright Breaks World Record in Le Mans Flight
Wilbur Wright flew 55 minutes 37 seconds with a French journalist aboard covering 36 miles in Le Mans France on Saturday fulfilling a contract with Lasanne Weiller worth 100000 for patent rights in France and its colony with manufacturing rights.
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Lemans
France
Wilbur Wright
Wright
Lasanne Weiller
ita col+ onier
California Winter Baseball League Schedule
The California Winter Baseball League announces a twenty one game schedule. Santa Ana will play five away games at San Pedro San Diego Pasadena Chutéd and Azusa. The full schedule will be published later. See Don for fing gidcertes.
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Cal
San Pedro
San Diego
Pasadena
Chutéd
Azusa
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