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Newspaper

Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1925

Page

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Governor Rich ardson vetoes Riverside County salary bill

Governor W. Richardson vetoes Assembly Bill 950 proposing raises from 73000 to 100000 for Riverside county officials. He cites lack of county board support and broad taxpayer petitions totaling 1211 signatures from Corona to Mecca.

Assembly Grand Jury Riverside County Corona Arlington Mecca Riverside Baning Beaumont Indio Palm Springs Coachella Highgrove San Jacinto Hemet Perris Elsinore Moreno el Casco Ethanac Aguanga Jurupa Lakeview Nuevo Winchester Murrieta Temecula

Corona calendar community notices and events list

Local church events include pot luck suppers at 6 30 and 7 p m and junior league at 2 30 p m at M E Church Campus. Other items cover meetings of Woodmen of the World Literary Section American Legion Reveille Post Corona Psychology Club City Trustees K P Lodge and Lions Club plus a high school minstrel show at 8 10 p m at Kinney Hotel and the San Bernardino baseball game against Mutual Creamery at 2 30 p m.

Corona Mutual Creamery San Bernardino Woodmen of the World American Legion Legion Hall Corona Psychology Club Legion Auxiliary Cecil Turk City Hall

Coville Residence Fire on Victoria Street

Early morning blaze at 2 o'clock destroyed the Coville home at 406 Victoria Street. Delbert Walker alerted the occupant and neighbors sounded the alarm. Firefighters quickly contained the flames. damage is about $2000 with Coville insured on dwelling and contents.

Coville Victoria E. O

Recreation Club offers free wood at city plot

Recreation Club president F W Kuster announced free eucalyptus wood is available from the club plot along the Boulevard just north of Sixth street. Those wanting the wood in any quantity may obtain it in exchange for clearing the land. The club aims to have the site cleared promptly.

Recreation Club City Park F.W. Kuster Kuster Boulevard Sixth Street

Free eucalyptus wood at Recreation Club grounds

Readers are invited to take unlimited eucalyptus wood from the new Recreation Club grounds. The notice emphasizes self service and plentiful supply for the community.

Fourth of July Celebration Plans in Corona Growing

Editorial urges early planning for Corona’s Fourth of July tied to patriotism and local publicity. Proposes municipal swimming plunge as a centerpiece with races and prizes, aiming for completion by July 4 and formation of a general committee by local groups.

Corona Center United States of America Circle City Board of Trustees Chamber of Commerce American Legion Rotary and Lion Clubs

Painleve forms cabinet after difficult talks in Paris

Paul Painleve completed his cabinet near midnight and informed President Doumergue that he had succeeded. The effort to reach agreement was strenuous and nearly failed, but an accord on the ministerial program was achieved amid reports of widespread death and destruction and damage to a historic building.

Paris Paul Painleve Doumergue Briand

German chemist to make gold from Pinnacle Mountain rock

Gloversville reports Richard Redman a German chemist works feverishly in a ramshackle laboratory aiming to transmute decomposed rock from Pinnacle Mountain into gold within two weeks.

Gloversville N. Y Richard Redman Pinnacle Mountain

California approves 8.5 million bond for UC buildings

Sacramento April 17 approval is given to Gov Richardson and the Regents of the University of California for an 8.5 million bond issue to erect state and university buildings in Los Angeles Sacramento and Berkeley.

Sacramento

Dawes Hits Boston for Sesquicentennial War Battles

Vice President Charles G. Dawes and Mrs. Dawes left Chicago aboard the Twenty First Century Limited for Boston where he will lead a three day series of Revolutionary War sesquicentennial celebrations starting Saturday.

Chicago Charles G. Dawes Dawes Twentieth Century Limited Boston United States

Cathedral funeral interrupted by bomb blast in Sofia

At the funeral of Gen Georghieff in Sofia a bomb exploded during services. The Bulgarian Cabinet and hundreds of officials and officers gathered after his assassination Tuesday night, as reported in Softa.

Softa Bulgaria Sveti Kral Georghieff Sofia

Plan for recapture of Hawaiis debated by fleet commanders

In San Francisco on April 17 the method of attack to be used by Admiral S. S. Robison to recapture the Hawaiian Islands dominated discussion as the battle fleet neared the western defense outpost on its second night of steaming.

San Francisco S. S. Robison Battle Fleet Hawaiian Islands United States Grand Fleet

Senate Passes Reapportionment Measures For State

In Sacramento on April 17 the Senate approved two reapportionment measures. One bill by Sample, Chamberlin, West and others would redraw legislative districts strictly along constitutional lines. The second, an amendment proposed by Boges and colleagues, asks voters to adopt a three-eighths five-eighths redistricting plan for the state constitution.

Sacramento Senate Sample San Diego Chamberlin Los Angeles West Alameda Boges Stockton Baker Salinas Kline San Jacinto Nelson Eureka

Legislature Approves State Bond Issue for Buildings

The senate approved the Lyon bill to submit to voters a proposal to issue 8.5 million dollars in bonds for state building construction. An amended provision granting 100 thousand dollars to Riverside for a citrus experiment station was rejected.

Sacramento Senate Riverside

Mrs. Louella A. Curry Dies at Daughter’s Home

Mrs. Louella A. Curry died this morning at 6 o'clock at the residence of her daughter Mrs D Bridenstein on Fullerton Avenue. The funeral will be at 4 30 p m tomorrow at the Christian church with interment in Sunnyslope Cemetery.

Louella A. Curry D. Bridenstein Fullerton Avenue Christian Church Sunnyslope Cemetery

MacNaught in Mourning as Puppy Leaves Parkridge Pro

Captain Eric MacNaught, golf pro at Parkridge Country Club, received a two month old Pointer yesterday. The pup wandered off this morning while he conducted a lesson. The dog, white with a black and white head, is described as the last of its kind at the course.

Eric MacNaught Parkridge Country Club Rascal MacNaught Parkridge

Lions Hear Talk On Recreation Requirements

Roscoe Johnson addressed Corona Lions at Hotel Kinney highlighting service clubs role in city life. He urged extensive recreation planning for youth to prevent crime and praised Lions for supporting civic efforts including a May 23 KFI radio broadcast plan.

Roscoe Johnson Corona Lion den Hotel Kinney Johnson the Lion Rotary Kiwanis America Liar Club of Corona Lions of Corona KFI

Grammar Students Prepare Two Act Operetta

More than 150 Washington Grammar School pupils rehearse for The Land of Sometime an operetta to be staged Thursday April 30 in the Junior High auditorium. Teachers led by Mrs Hutchinvao Miss Murray Miss Mills Mrs Herris and Miss Lowery direct singing dancing dramatics and decorations.

Washington School Washington Grammar School Washington Sehog Jewell ‘Hutchinvao Kathleen Murray Ida Mills Dorothy Herris Loraine Lowery

Long Beach Invites Corona to Harbor Industrial Exposition

Corona officials received a parchment invitation to Long Beach’s Fifth Annual Harbor Industrial Exposition set for April 22–29, 1925. The Long Beach Chamber delegation delivered it by auto, with about 40,000 attendees expected and 152 exhibits planned at the Municipal Auditorium.

Long Beach Corona Circle City McGrew Herbert L. Clarke

Knights Pythias Minstrel Show at Corona High School

Al Horak Temple No 75 and the D O O I band present a minstrel show and 30 piece band at Corona High School auditorium next Thursday evening April 23 under Corona Lodge No 291 Knights of Pythias. Tickets sold by local K P lodge members for reserved seats at Corona Drug Company.

al Horak Temple No. 75 D. O. O. i. Band Corona Lodge No. 291 Knights of Pythias Corona California K. P Lodge Corona Drug Company

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