Recall Petitions Target San Bernardino Pastor Mayor Wixom
San Bernardino faces a recall drive against Pastor Mayor George H. Wixom, with about forty petitions circulating to obtain the 1500 signatures needed for a recall election. Charges allege incompetence and city bankruptcy while Wixom defends his enforcement of law and decency. Former police chief Fred W. Seccombe leads the recall campaign, tied to ex mayor J. W. Catick.
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San Bernardino
George H. Wixom
Fred W. Seccombe
Seccombe
J. W. Catick
Ministerial Association
Reorganized Church of the Latter Day Saints
Catick
Wixom
Ruge Four
Reinforcements Ordered as Villa Tensions Rise at Juarez
Washington reports Gen Pershing to receive Fourth Field Artillery and another infantry regiment amid Villa’s concentration across the border. Officials fear cross border fire could threaten El Paso if Carranza is recognized and arms embargoed. Villa seeks to reassure the U S. cautiously while troops mass within range.
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Washington
Villa
Juarez
el Paso
Tex
War Department
United States
J. J. Pershing
Wilson
Breckenridge
Fourth Field Artillery
Pershing
Department
Carranza
Obregon
General Pershing
Villista
Perry Cooper trades grove for Tulare ranch deal
Perry Cooper exchanges his forty acre orange grove on Lemon Street for a 400 acre improved ranch owned by L. M. Hoff of Tulare. The exchange will close in two weeks. Selma Hoff, son of L. M. Hoff, has arrived and is staying with Clarence White while attending high school.
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Perry Cooper
Lemon Street
L. M. Hoff
Tulare
Selma Hoff
Clarence White
Riverside leaders to seek solutions for Southern California unemployment
Mayor E. J. Genereux and Chief A. C. Ramsey will attend a Riverside meeting with mayors police chiefs and county supervisors from Riverside Orange San Bernardino and Los Angeles counties to address unemployment in the region.
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E. J. Genereux
A. C. Ramsey
Riverside
County Board of Supervisors
Orange
San Bernardino
Los Angeles County
California
McCullys and Guests Visit Los Angeles from Lyon Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McCully and their guests Mr. and Mrs. A. Young of Lyon Kansas were visitors in Los Angeles today.
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W. C. McCully
Mrs. A. Young
Lyon, Kansas
Los Angeles
Man Dies From Injuries at Temescal Rock Plant
John Duffy died from traumatic pneumonia caused by fractured ribs after being struck by a falling timber at Temescal Rock. An inquest at S. C. Hoover's parlors ruled the cause of death as the injury from the scaffolding incident.
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John Duffy
Temescal Rock CO
Plant
Temescal Rock Company
East Fourth Street
Dickson
Riverside
S. C. Hoover
A. W. Bates
E. P. Kidder
C. H. Harris
Norman Reeves, Sr
A. H. Schoneman
Roy Hoffman
Max B. Fitch
John Schreiner
H.S. Henderson
Otto Goldfuss
J. A. Slager
John Salkeld
W.8. Davis
Automobile Men See Prosperity
An Independent representative outlines a nationwide automobile system with many subordinates and city by city reach. The plan aims to enlist people widely, signaling the auto industry as a central community factor. The piece notes shifts in professional life and social work due to automobiles.
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United States
Funeral Held in San Bernardino for Hugh Bissell
The funeral for Hugh Bissell who died Monday in the center was held in San Bernardino this afternoon. The body was laid to rest in the city under Masonic auspices after being brought from the center with the widow and her brother Everett Ballard. Attending were Mr and Mrs Jeff Cratford Mr and Mrs Otis Ballard Arthur Larrabee and Harry Lyman representing the Masonic order. J F Ballard Mrs Chalfant and Mrs A I Handley of Long Beach were also present. The deceased, well known here, died after two operations failed to save him. The family has the community's sympathy in the bereavement.
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Hugh Bissell
Tke Centro
San Bernardino
Khe Centre
Everett Ballard
Jeff Cratford
Otis Ballard
Arthur Larrabee
Harry Lyman
Masonic Order
J. F. Ballard
Bissell
Tucson
Ariz
Chalfant
A. I. Handley
Long Beach
Forage Problem and California Agriculture Questions
Professor P B Kennedy raises questions on soil fertility with tractors replacing horses and mules. He outlines aims for higher grass yield, cheaper flesh or milk, stock feed sufficiency, and partitioning land into family sized units to sustain fertility.
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California
P. B. Kennedy
University of California Journal of Agriculture
Berkeley
Patton Home Houses 2307 Patients per Monthly Report
State board figures show Patton hospital with 2357 patients total, 1468 males and 879 females, with 80 on parole and 79 inebriates treated. Across all state institutions 15,043 residents exist, including 579 in state insane hospitals and 8521 in state prisons, with total year rise of 1037.
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State Board of Charities and Corrections
Patton
Acknowledges Farm Homes and California Forage Study
A discourse on spreading the gospel of farm homes, California needs, and Kennedy forecasts heavy use of concentrated feedstuffs. The University studies California forage plants, noting many grasses are introduced, with grazing expansion in the Sierra Nevada highlighted.
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Rock of Gibraltar
California
Kennedy
Linacs
Coast Ranges
North America
University
Sierra Nevada
Kathan says he tried to avoid crash near Hamner ranch
In a Monday night interview D H Kathan said he did everything possible to prevent the collision just east of Supervisor Hamner's ranch and remained at the scene for about fifteen minutes He offered to take the Mexican to the hospital but was refused The Mexican allegedly ran into the car causing the impact and a windshield break Miss Eloise Archer hosted the teacher embroidery club at her East Sixth Street home.
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D. H. Kathan
Hamner
Mr. Kathan
Eloise Archer
East Sixth
The Only Son stage drama becomes five part film at Majestic
Thomas W. Ross reprises his original role in the five part motion picture adaptation of Winchell Smith and Brewster’s Millions author work The Only Son. A wayward youth spends his father’s money until family rift, alliance with his mother, a Westward venture, and eventual reconciliation end in happiness.
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New York
Chicago
Winchell Smith
Brewester
Thomas W. Ross
Tom
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