Gov Gillett names Corona election judges for ballots
Fourteen amendments and three senate bills appear on the ballot in Corona voters May indicate local tax, corporate, and legislative pay changes. Polling places include Corona City Hall Sixth Street building Grammar School and Band Stand with appointed inspectors judges clerks and ballot clerks listed for four precincts.
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Senate
Corona
Gov. Gillett
City Hall
E. Peters
William Roberts
D. M. Browning
George van Kirk
R. Billings
Elzie Veach
William Corkhill
H. K. Stahl
Sixth St
Edward Davis
Earl McDonald
A. P. Kelly
B. Randall
S. W. Lockett
Arthur Larrabee
A. H.crras
M. E. Morgan
Chicago Club Defeats Detroit to Claim World Title
Chicago wins the world championship by defeating Detroit 2 to 0 in the fifth game. Donovan held Detroit to three hits as Overall struck out ten. Attendance 62,232. receipts $94,976 with Chicago players earning $27,669 and Detroit $18,440.
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Captain Chance
Detroit
Chicago
Donovan
California
National Commission
Santa Ana High School Faces Troop Tomorrow Afternoon
Santa Ana High School plans a big football game at Athletic Park at 3 p m against Throop Polytechnic Institute of Pasadena. The local team, coming off a 6 to 5 win last year, aims to improve this season after a spirited victory last Saturday.
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Santa Ana High School
Santa Ana
Polytechnic Institute of Pasadena
Athletic Park
Throop
Regional club meeting moved to Mrs Frank Thompson’s home
The hospitality of the club invites guests to a meeting on Tuesday October 27 held at Mrs Frank Thompson’s home instead of Mrs Pierpont’s. The program includes a quotation on two sides to every question, a roll call on current political events, a discussion of our presidential candidates with Republican and Democrat speakers, and music.
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Frank Thompson
Pierpont
Helen Platt
Howard (. Lindley
W. 4
Pentelow
W. J. Lyman
East Whittier La Habra Celebrate Electric Line Opening
Ranchers from East Whittier and La Habra districts join the La Habra electric line management for a free excursion to Huntington Beach and a full day picnic. Flower and Baby Show preparations begin as directors take charge of the skating rink. Capitan Carl Affordson, florist at the State school, likely exhibitor with a large chrysanthemum collection. Los Angeles clubwomen will judge the baby show for the closing day of the festival.
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Whittier
Cal
la Habra
Huntington Beach
Weoipe
Woman's Club
Capitan Carl Affordson
Los Angeles
Quail Hunters Flock On Opening Day
Quail hunters flocked on opening day with many renting guns and several claiming to bag near the 25 bird limit. Notable catches include M. Morgan and Earl MacDonald with 25 each, W. D. Somerville eight, and others like William Pierce and F. M. Baird with guests. The Independent suggests lowering the daily limit to ten to curb pot hunting.
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Robert Wollitz
M. Morgan
Earl MacDonald
W. D. Somerville
William Pierce
F. M. Baird
Mr. Smith
os-Angeles
California
Test Laws On Vaccination in California School Case
W C Houghton a dry goods merchant of San Pedro plans mandamus proceedings against the Fifth Street school principal and the board of education to admit his 14 year old son Fred into the public school from which he was expelled. The case tests the states right to compel vaccination of children attending public schools.
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San Pedro
California
W. C. Houghton
Fifth Street
Board of Education
Fred
First Meeting of Woman's Club Observed
The opening gathering of the Woman's Improvement Club convened at the Misses Platt home on Tuesday afternoon with many members present. No formal business occurred on President's Day. The Lyric Club performed a quartet to an encore, Miss Bates played a well received violin solo, followed by a social hour and light refreshments. Teachers and prospective club members discussed town welfare.
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Woman's Improvement Club
Misses Platt
Lyric Club
Mesdames Chas
Hildreth
Sanger French
Earl MacDonald
M. Terpening
Miss Bates
Rainstorm Benefits Orchards Across Counties
A light drizzle lasting into the night refreshed orchard cover crops and revived burr and clover growth. Anaheim reports minor lima bean harvest disruption with limited damage if rain had continued. Whittier logged 1.67 inches, while Santa Ana Riverside Redlands and San Bernardino saw about a quarter inch.
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Corona
Anaheim
Whittier
Santa Ana
Riverside
Redlands
San Bernardino
Prohibition Rally Planned in Corona Tuesday Evening
James H. Woertendyke a state assembly candidate Rev D M Gandier and Rev Robt Fisher of Los Angeles will address Corona residents at the Alden Opera House Tuesday night on Prohibition. Woertendyke will outline his Prohibition platform and legislative aims while Gandier speaks on anti saloon issues and Fisher on fruit industry protections.
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James H. Woertendyke
State Assembly
D. M. Gandier
Robt. &. Fisher
Los Angeles
Corona
Alden Opera House
Rev. Gandier
A mixed bag of news from across the West and California
Reports include a disastrous Bisbee fire scorching a cook stove and hill, proposed uniform demurrage laws for railroads with a new bill of lading to go into effect around November, and 180 circus workers striking in Globe Arizona. Also noted are libel suits in Los Angeles, Iowa senator Dolliver backing fruit protection, Tammany funds for Democrats, a Santa Ana eucalyptus growth claim, anti-coyote race protest by WCTU, and various local incidents in California and Nevada.
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Interstate Commerce Comissioner Lane
California
United States
Mrs Birdsall Hosts Philathea Class Meeting
Mrs C H Birdsall entertained the Philathea class of the Congregational Sunday school on Thursday night. A regular business meeting and supper were followed by games. Discussed were class work and church welfare. Attendees included Miss Bates, Mrs Ada Sweet, Gertrude Oalkey, Miss Oakey, Marie Kidder, Carrie Newkirk, Myrtle Newkirk, Florence Barber, Inez Baker, Mrs Miles, Grace Taber, Mrs Butney, Elsie Armitage, Catherine Frazer, and Miss Joyce Birdgall.
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C. H. Birdsall
Philathea
Congregational Sunday School
Congregational Church
Misses Bates
Ada Sweet
Gertrude Oalkey
Miss Oakey
Marie Kidder
Carrie Newkirk
Myrtle Newkirk
Florence Barber
Inez
Flagler Leases McCarty Ranch for Alfalfa at Temescal
J P Triole, manager for Flagler interests near Corona, caged 100 acres of the McCarty ranch at Temescal and will plant the area to alfalfa for Mr Flagler.
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Flagler
McCarty
Temescal
J.P. Triole
Corona
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