Difficulties with Germany Expected to be Settle Soon
German Ambassador Von Bernstorff said tensions with the United States would be settled within a fortnight, with promises of improved relations. Reports from Vienna and London note unconfirmed recall requests for Ambassador Dumba and heavy firing in Holland as British lines report stalled advances by Von Hindenburg. Prime Minister Asquith and Earl Kitchener outlined wartime finances in Parliament, with a new $6.31 billion vote credited toward the war effort.
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New York
United States
Germany
von Bernstorff
Washington
Vienna
Ambasasdor Dumba
Penfield
Lansing
Dumba
London
Reuter’s
Massiuis
Holland
Hook of Holland
Marshal von Hindenburg
Dvinsk-Vilna
Asquith
House of Commons
Earl Kitchener
House of Lords
Walnut Growers Association to Hold Meeting in Los Angeles
The Southern California Walnut Growers' association will hold a meeting of members in Los Angeles on Thursday September 30 to fix crop prices. Directors decided this at a Los Angeles meeting on Friday. They also concluded no new members will be admitted before the 25th of the current month.
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Southern California Walnut Growers’ Association
Los Angeles
No Interference in Allied Loan
Secretary Lansing stated that the Allied loan issue raises potential legal concerns under domestic and international law. He explained Washington’s long standing opposition to loans that drain gold from the United States or rely on popular subscription, while noting the current plan appears to be a credit loan for supplies with no neutral obligation to regulate it unless formally raised for advice.
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Washington
Lansing
United States
State Department
Man of Miracles Gains Notoriety in San Bernardino Acquittal
Amando Dominguez of Chino dubbed the miracle man is gaining national attention after a superior court jury acquitted him of practicing medicine without a license. Attorney Archie Mitchell reports letters seeking details and Cosmopolitan writer Vance Thompson plans an article. Dominguez works as a laborer by day and aids the poor at night.
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Amando Dominguez
Chino
San Bernardino
Archie D. Mitchell
Ontario
Dominguez
Vance Thompson
Cosmopolitan
Hearst
Mitchell
Thompson
Mrs. Mattie Bonfoey Dies After Illness at Arlington County Hospital
Mrs. Mattie Bonfoey died at 6:10 this morning in Arlington County Hospital after a six month illness caused by cerebral hemorrhage. She was the divorced wife of Ed Bonfoey and leaves an eighteen year old son and her mother Mrs. A Smith. She belonged to the Order of Eastern Star and the Rebekahs who will meet tonight to arrange the funeral, set for tomorrow afternoon. Undertaker Hoover brought the body to the city for burial preparations.
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Arlington
Mattie Bonfoey
Ed. Bonfoey
A. Smith
Order of Eastern Star
the Rebekahs
Hoover
Randolph of Fullerton Visits City for Business and Pleasure
Chas M Randolph of Fullerton combined business with social visits in the city today while reconnecting with former friends.
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Chas. M. Randolph
Fullerton
U S Not Ten Use Forge On Indians
Indian Commissioner Cato Sells denied orders to move Mojave Indians from Needles California to Parker Reservation saying only advice was given and no troops would be used. In Needles officials reported no unrest or coercion threats over the suggestion to relocate.
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Washington
Cato Sells
Arizona
Nevada
California
Needles
Cal
Parker Reservation
Mojave Reservation
Parker
Aziz
Indian Agency
Enrollment Surges as Schools Report Higher Start
Enrollment on the second and third days of the new school year exceeds the first day and last year’s totals. A total of 899 students attend the high school Lincoln and Washington schools, up 161 from last year. High school enrollments total 135 with 62 boys and 73 girls. Lincoln enrolls 400 with grades from kindergarten to eighth. Washington enrolls 364 with grades from kindergarten to eighth.
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Lincoln
Washington
Football Team Seeks Funds For New Gear
The Citrus Belt league hopes to boost the high school football program with a TAG DAY effort led by Coach Roy R Haag. Players urge residents to buy 25 cent tags or contribute two bits to equip the team for the fall season and deliver strong, hard games.
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Roy R. Haag
Mayors and police chiefs meet to discuss unemployment
On September 23 at 1 p m the mayors police chiefs and county supervisors from Riverside San Bernardino Los Angeles and Orange counties will gather at the Glenwood Mission Inn Riverside for a luncheon to address unemployment in Southern California. The meeting aims to form a cooperative plan to aid the unemployed and define municipal responsibilities. Mayor E J Genereux plans to attend and Chief A C Ramseey may also attend.
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Riverside
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Orange
Boards of Supervisors
Glenwood Mission Inn
California
E. J. Genereux
A. (. Ramseey
Misunderstanding History Adoption Clarified
A false report claimed Mace's Beginners' History for California schools overly praised Gen. Lee and the Southern cause while downplaying Gen. Grant. The board corrected the text before adoption and rewrote Civil War coverage to reflect true history. the revision awaits approval by education officials.
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State Board of Education
Mace
California
Robert E. Lee
U. S. Grant
Commissioners of Education
Half Million Sea Fish Landed in July Across Three Ports
The July fishery report shows 277 vessels landing 19,113,779 pounds of fish across Boston Gloucester and Portland. Mast Hampton set a 350,000 pound harvest at Portland followed by 396,000 pounds at Gloucester. Swordfish and mackerel markets remained active with notable daily catches and year over year declines in total mackerel barrels.
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Washington
D. C
Boston
Gloucester
Mass
Portland
Hampton
Mouth of Hell mystery solved by UND professor
Fargo reports that a University of North Dakota professor has solved the long standing "mouth of hell" mystery near Velva North Dakota. A coal vein under an 8 5 acre tract has burned for an indeterminate time causing continuous heat and lethal gas and fauna nearby.
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Fargo
N. D
Hell
Northwest
University of North Dakota
Velva
John Marmee
Wisconsin
California
Simptus
Rosa Speer weds J W Byrd at bride's parents home
Last Sunday evening at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs W H Speer their eldest daughter Rosa was quietly united in marriage to J W Byrd. The newlyweds will make their future home in this city.
New Orleans Couple Visiting Ford Family at Belle Street
Dr. Edward McCall and his wife are visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Ford at 420 Belle Street, New Orleans. The visit is described as a cordial family gathering at the Ford residence.
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Edward McCall
New Orleans
Mrs
Carlos Ford
Belle St
Marketing Plan Adopted for National Irrigation Marketing
A resolution urging a national marketing commission with state and local chapters was introduced at the International Irrigation Congress in Fresno. Lt. Gov. Eshleman called for public ownership of water systems and warned against overselling water rights, while a section on irrigation laws urged streamlined statutes and flexible state laws to fit communities.
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International Irrigation Congress
America
Fresno
Cal
National Marketing Commission
United States
S. Glen Andrus
Sacramento Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Stockton
National Congress
John M. Eshleman
California
Eshleman
Fire at Branch Furniture Carpet Store Quoted Cause Unknown
Fire officials report the cause of the Branch Furniture and Carpet store blaze remains undetermined after initial statements linked it to wiring. A stove previously lit in the base cut area during work may have contributed, but investigators have not confirmed any single cause.
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Branch Furniture & Carpet Company
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Deh McGonnell
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