Belgrade Falls to German Forces as Frontline Holds
Allied reinforcements rush to Serbia as Berlin reports Belgrade and surrounding heights are now in Austro German hands. Serbian official statement says Belgrade fell after fierce resistance, with fighting ongoing along the Danube and Save fronts and German efforts aimed at the Morava valley and Dolva region.
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Danube
London
Belgrade
Berlin
Lower
Drina
Paris
Morava
Kostolac
Dubravatza
Two New Studebaker Cars In Corona Hands
Ex mayor H. H. Holmes drives a Studebaker 6 sold at the Riverside district fair. W. L. Peeler of Crown Garage, who aided the exhibit, made the sale and also delivered a Studebaker 4 to A. R. Dickinson, marking another local purchase.
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Studebaker
Corona
H. H. Holmes
W. L. Peeler
Crown Garage and Machine Works
Holmes
Peeler
A. R. Dickinson
Local exhibitors win many prizes at Riverside fair
Corona women led the fine arts display with notable prize covers as Mrs. D. W. Glenn and Mrs. G. C. Alexander organized the exhibit. Eugenia Oliver, Nellie Fink, and Waterbury head the list with multiple firsts. Return of exhibits by Thursday possible.
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Corona
D. W. Glenn
G. C. Alexander
G. W. Waterbury
E. Oliver
Nellie Fink
Vivian Ryan
Fannie Ryan
Miss Sargent
Anni van Wrnstrum Baldorf
Mr. Cane
Hoss
Leon Kroonen
Otis Stallard
Berner
Gard
Miss Andrews
Corona School
Eugenia Oliver
Waterbury
Riverside
Glenn
Alexander
West Seventh
Washburn Streets
Geo E Brown Leaves for Los Angeles on Brief Trip
Geo E Brown departed this morning for Los Angeles on a brief business trip.
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Geo. E. Brown
Los Angeles
Red Sox Edge Phillies 2 1 In World Series Game
Boston tops Philadelphia 2 1 at Fenway in a pitchers duel between Leonard and Alexander. Crowd overflowed Fenway with special bleachers and surging fans took to the field after the game. Next games set for Boston and Philadelphia with possible seventh game decided by coin toss.
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Boston
Red Sox
Philadelphia Nationals
Alexander
Phillies
Leonard
Fenway Park
Philadelphia
Ontario Loses 4 Hit and Run Baseball Thriller
At West Sixth street park Corona tops Ontario 12 to 10 in a lively hit and run game. Winnedge pitched fairly for Corona with solid support as both sides provided steady hitting and drive throughout. Next Sunday's opponent for the locals will be announced later.
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West Sixth Street
Corona
Ontario
Winnedge
Local baby Judith Gunn wins Riverside show blue ribbon
Four year old Judith Gunn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W E Gunn earns highest average in the four year old class and ties for one of the three finest babies in the River side District fair. Doctors and specialists, from Riverside Los Angeles and Pasadena, examined her before the awarding. Judges may enter Judith in Redlands and Pasadena shows next month.
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Judith Gunn
W. E. Gunn
Riverside
Pollock
Rancher Would Send Son to Jail Over Theft Charge
J P Hughes a rancher near China would send his 18 year old son Fred Hughes to the state prison to curb a feared wandering life. Fred Hughes is charged with stealing $80 from his brother Frank Hughes and is held to answer to the superior court by Judge J R Pollock at Ontario after a preliminary hearing led by Deputy District Attorney B F Warmer.
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J. P. Hughes
China
Fred Hughes
A. H. Hughes
Frank Hughes
J. R. Pollock
Ontario
B. F. Warmer
Schwab Buys Manganese Iron Deposit at Ludlow
Barstow reports I D Garringer of Daggett sells his manganese iron deposit at Ludlow to Bethlehem Steel Works led by Charles M Schwab. Royalty of 1 dollar per ton with a minimum of 20000 tons monthly. Engineer Wiley notes Paradise mine nearby will see a large mill and rapid development.
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Barstow
I. D. Garringer
Daggett
Ludlow
Bethlehem Steel Works
Charles M. Schwab
Wiley
Paradise
Revival services draw huge crowds in Whittier tabernacle
In Whittier on North Greenleaf Avenue the Brown and Curry revival opened in a monster tabernacle with doors closed to hundreds as nine evangelical churches unite for a month of services. Approximately 200 choir voices join a combined chorus led by C. P. Curry. Rev. John F. Brown spoke on Prayer.
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Whittier
Monster Tabernacle
Brown and Curry
Tabernacle
North Greenleaf Avenue
Friends
Methodist
Baptist
Christian
United Presbyterian
Congregational
First Brethren
Church of God
P. Curry
Miss Jessie Maloney Joins City School Staff
Miss Jessie Maloney of Los Angeles has accepted a position as a first grade teacher at Washington School. The grade had grown large and was divided, with a second teacher also secured.
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Jessie Maloney
Los Angeles
Washington School
Woman's Club Opens New Year With Member Drive
The Woman's Improvement Club resumes activity after summer pause with a meeting tomorrow at 3 PM in the Clubhouse. President F J Mueller leads a program titled President's Day Vacation Echoes. A strong membership campaign ends with many new members to be admitted. light refreshments will be served and a sociable, welcoming afternoon planned.
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Woman's Improvement Club
F. J. Mueller
Mrs Davis Heads to West Coast for P EL QO Sisterhood Meet
Mrs. W. S. Davis sails to Los Angeles for the Supreme Convention of the P EL QO Sisterhood. She plans a four day stay as California chapters mobilize to ensure the event's success, marking the first western meeting of the group.
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W. S. Davis
Los Angeles
Supreme Convention of the
P. EL. QO. Sisterhood
Supreme Convention
Rocky Mountains
California
Mutiny Tightens the Net Around Villa in Mexico
Reports from Casas Grandes describe a general mutiny within Villa's army as deserters increase and commanders defect. Villa orders harsh punishment for deserters and grumblers while most troops reject the Sonora guerilla plan, signaling continued disruption of Carranza's peace efforts and a looming border conflict.
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EL Paso
Tex
Villa
Carranza
Casas Grandes
Sonora
Juarez
Special train to move 200 insane patients to Norwalk hospital
A state chartered special train is planned to transport 200 insane patients from Patton to the new Norwalk hospital next month. The hospital buildings are nearing completion though an opening date remains uncertain, according to Dr. J A Reilly, Patton superintendent.
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Garry Insane
Patton
Norwalk
J. A. Reilly
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Serbia
A. J. Ware
GG. Barrington
Cash. Geo. HD. Snidecor
Laura
V. Kirby
Cah
Anidrcor
Cesklar
Corona National Bank
G. B. McCgnneel
Viea Pres
McCgnneel
Corona Boys
Logal Baby
Schwab
Bla
Brown & Curry
John FE. Brown
Woman's Club
Visla
Huerta
Mexico
Christian Community
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Charles Stanley Mook
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