Opposition to Judicial Recall Dominates Bar Association Session
Reports to the American Bar Association in annual session at Washington emphasize strong opposition to judicial recall. The committee argues against special labor injunction rules and urges applying equal standards to all cases. It notes education efforts, shifts in public opinion, and cautions against political misuse of court decisions. The Panama tolls and Japanese immigration topics are also addressed in international law discussions.
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Washington
Congress
Panama
American Bar Association
House of Representatives
Senate
Colorado
Committee On International Laws
United States
Great Britain
Japan
City Clerk Mason Terpening Celebrates Fortieth Birthday
Represent atives from every city department and many neighbors joined city officials for a surprise party at the Terpening home honoring City Clerk Mason Terpening on his 40th birthday. Guests included Mayor Pentelow and Police Chief Ramsey among others. gifts featured a fountain pen engraved with his name. Refreshments followed the cribbage and progressive whist games.
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Mason Terpening
Terpening
Mr. Terpening
Mayor Pentelow
George Snidecor
Y W C A Class Begins Bible Study Session
A group of Young Women's Christian Association members formed a new Bible class and met at the public library to study C L Scofield's Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth. Mrs. Charles Hoss leads the class, meeting monthly.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Association
C. L. Scofield
Charles Hoss
Missionary Societies to Meet Here Tomorrow
The Riverside and San Bernardino Foreign Missionary union holds an all day meeting tomorrow at the Congregational church starting 10 30 a m. A full program includes talks by Mr Larkin and Mrs Haines of Los Angeles. Ladies are asked to bring a basket lunch and hot coffee will be served in the banquet room. All ladies are invited.
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Riverside and
San Bernardino
Larkin
Trial of Mrs Carman Concluded Today in Mineola
Celia Cole mans testimony places Mrs Carman at the office scene after Louise Bailey was shot and says I shot him. The maid recalls Carman later asking why she shot that woman and alleges paid hush money amid alleged perjury. The case, tied to Dr Carman, draws wide attention as the prosecution nears its end.
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Carman
Mineola
Celia Coleman
Florence Carman
Louise Bailey
Mrs. Carman
Bailey
Priest malice linked to head blow in Hillside attack
Chicago October 21 Father Mc Mullen the Hillside priest who killed railroad agent Thomas Patterson and later halted an express train was declared insane by friends as a result of a blow on the head He had recently been ordered to Rome and on a car trip visited saloons before an argument over the war led to his breakdown He was allegedly struck on the head during the episode
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Chicago
Father McMullen
Hillside
Thomas Patterson
Mullen
Rome
Hindu Settles Old Grudge in Vancouver Tragedy
Immigrant inspector William Hopkinson, a Canadian official, was shot and killed in Vancouver amid a longstanding Hindu settlement dispute. The incident today follows a history of religious tension and immigration tensions surrounding the Hindu community.
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Ancouver
William Hopkinson
Hopkinson
German general suicide amid Dunkirk retreat
Paris dispatches report a German general killed himself as German forces fell back along the coast after a day of fighting near Nieuport and Dixmunde. British naval guns aided the retreating troops while reinforcements rushed to Nieuport and Lille remained a contested objective.
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London
Ogtend
Dunkirk
Furnes
Nieuport
Paris
Berlin
Lille
Dixmunde
la Basse
Daily Chronicle
Times
Obregon Seeks Safer Convention for Carranza Delegates
Oct 21 General Obregon asked the peace conference to guarantee the safety of the Carranza delegates and moved the peace convention to be held in a safer place.
Rainfall Tamps Corona as 0.20 Inch Reported
Rain totaling about 0.20 inches woke light sleepers in Corona and nearby areas this morning. Government Weather Bureau reports in Los Angeles indicate more rain expected by tomorrow morning with southwest winds.
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Corona
Government Weather Bureau
Los Angeles
Johnson Administration Showed High California Costs
A Covina dispatch reports California state records show Governor Hiram W. Johnson's administration spent far more than his predecessor James N. Gillett. From January 1911 to September 1914 Johnson drew 109,631.31 for personal uses including 3200 for an electric auto and 37,600 for residence refurnishing, with further amounts tagged as secret service and household expenses.
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John S Chambers
Hiram W. Johnson
California
James N. Gillett
Johnson
Treasury
Col. Roosevelt
East
Tetzlaff Considers Maxwell Entry in Corona Thanksgiving Races
Teddy Tetzlaff arrived in Corona and met with F H Ott about entering his Maxwell in the Thanksgiving road races. He declined to confirm participation, saying a decision may take days. He warned of strong rivalry and predicted excitement if he runs, planning a two week prep period in Corona.
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Teddy Tetzlaff
Corona
F. H. Ott
Maxwell
Independent
Arona
Teddy
Lyman “S ‘Ark
Lord Motorar Company
Nos Angeles
Maxwell Cart
Bert C. Smith
A. M. Young
Hotel del Rey
F.H. Ott
Corona Road Races Association
Lost in His Own Home Town, Veteran Teases Memory
Lavery recalls a humorous misdirection after leaving a Carleton Post meeting. He wandered Main Street toward home, only to realize he was several blocks away in a lit vacant lot thinking it was the city hall. The elderly veteran notes the surprise of a town grown from sand and sagebrush to a bustling city.
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B. BE. Lavery
Carleton Post
Vcity
Main Street
Mr. Lavery
City Hall
Iatevar
California Governor Johnson’s costly stewardship record
Over three years and nine months, Governor Johnson has spent more per year than any public official in the United States except the president. The total expenditure reaches 1,245,529.81 dollars, a record of inefficiency charged to the people of California.
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Johnson
United States of America
California
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HOLT
Cherk Terpening
E. J. Genereaux
C. Gully
M. Victor Staley
Y.W.C. A
Celia
The
Covina Argus
Tetzlaff
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