Turkey Enters War With Russia Amid Global Tensions
Reports from London and Washington confirm Turkey's move into the war after Turkish war ships attacked Russian Black Sea ports. The Russian ambassador is withdrawn from Constantinople, and Turkish diplomacy claims failure to stop hostilities. Officers note potential wide-reaching effects across Egypt and Suez, with battleships Idaho and Mississippi involved. Turkish harbor action at Odessa sinks a Russian gun boat and damages the Portugal.
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London
Black Sea
Constantinople
Petrograd
Turkey
Great Britain
Russia
Egypt
Suez Canal
Greece
Europe
London Times
Washington
Idaho
Mississippi
Persia
Arabia
India
Bordeaux
Odessa
Portugal
Disastrous Fire Levels Premier Ranch Barn
W F Eldridge owner of the Premier ranch north of the river suffered a 1500 loss by fire at ten o clock last night when one barn and its contents were totally destroyed. The origin is unknown. The barn was found entirely in flames.
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W. F. Eldridge
Halloween Party Delights Epworth League Members
The Epworth League fourth department of the M. E. church hosted a Halloween social for sixty members and friends. Ghosts filled the decorated social parlor as fortunes were told with water and a ring penny and nickel, an airship ride illusion wowed guests, Pluto Miss Nellie Fink added humor, and photographer Mr. Barnes captured group pictures before departure.
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M. E. Church
Fourth Department
The
Epworth League
Nellie Fink
Pluto
Barnes
Hallowe’en
Fire Devours Barley Hay Harness Mules and Poultry
The owner says the loss reaches 1500 dollars with partial insurance. The blaze consumed sixty tons of barley hay not sold at 12 dollars per ton, six sets of harness, his best mule, and thirty six chickens roasting in the premises.
World famous starter to officiate at Rages Here
Fred Wagner will start in the Corona Road Race on Thanksgiving day. The event, expected to draw a large crowd and feature both foreign and American cars, promises a fast 200 mile battle with a $12,000 purse and a potential $2,000 record bonus for the new speed mark.
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Fred Wagner
Corona
A.M. Young
New York
Wagner
Harry Grant
Sunbeam
Peugeot
Ott
Circle City
Teddy Tetzlaff
Santa Monica
Earl Cooper
Cooper
Earl
Evening at Cards Greatly Enjoyed
The Woman's Improvement club hosted seventy five members and friends for a card party at their spacious clubhouse. Whist at nineteen tables featured, and Mr Grant Phillips entertained with records on his violin, loaned to the club for the occasion.
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Woman’s Improvement Club
Woman's Improvement Club
Grant Phillips
Needham Responds To Attack Over Lemon Tariff Claim
San Diego October 30 Special to Corona Independent Former Congressman J C Needham defends his 1911 record against Frank Gould noting he defeated a free list amendment and kept a 1.5 cent lemon duty until a later tariff cut tied to Kettner. Gould’s charge is a voter mislead to aid Kettner’s campaign.
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Independent
J. C. Needham
Congress
Needham
Ways and Means
House of Representatives
House
Kettner
San Diego
Corona
Frank Gould
San Francisco
Gould
Club Hosts Delightful Gathering and Hospitality
The ladies E C Reid K M Connor T A Fraser F J Muller R D Lamson L L Andrews John M Key R N Ross J R Coplin G M Blair Chas Reid Jr and W 8 Davis expressed pleasure at the club event and everyone hoped it would be the start of many more happy occasions.
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Mesdames
E. C. Reid
K. M. Connor
T. A. Fraser
F. J. Muller
R. D. Lamson
L. L. Andrews
John M. Key
R. N. Ross
J. R. Coplin
G. M. Blair
Chas. Reid, Jr
W. 8. Davis
Postal Savings Boom Driven by War Debut
Postmaster Brown says World War I boosts postal savings nationwide with deposits rising and withdrawals falling. He notes thousands abroad now use the system and cash releases aid U S commerce, citing $43 million in July and over $10 million added since then, with depositors and offices expanding across the country.
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Europe
Postmasters Brown
Uncle Sam
United States
Atlantic
New York City
Adequate State Fair Grounds Pressing Need
The piece argues for issuing bonds to enlarge and improve the California state fair grounds in Sacramento. It cites growth at the fair, need for permanent modern facilities, including women’s building and restrooms, and contends the bond plan has no serial-payment burden.
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California
Fair Grounds
Sacramento
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F. H. Ott
A. M. Young
L.D. van Armond
Louise Harvey Clark
Arthur L
Mr. Needham
Fictien
Brown
Mr. Brown
First National Bank
A. J. Ware
Harrington
Cash
GEO
E. Snidecor
Laura V. Kirby
F. E. Snidecor
Corona National Bank
F. F. Thompson, Pres
Chas. Hoss
C. B. McConnell, Vica Pres
Dee McConnell
Asst. Cash
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