24 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1920
Page
1
Governor Cox is likely to be subpoenaed to testify before the Senate campaign committee which plans a thorough probe into Republican and Democratic national campaigns. The panel seeks evidence for Cox’s charge of a 15 million dollar campaign fund and ordered party leaders to bring all relevant books and documents.
Mr and Mrs A M Creech and daughters Alwyth and Patty arrive from Decatur Illinois to make their home in Corona. He becomes head of the mechanical end of The Independent office and is named foreman of the printing department of the Z Opener Bag Company. The Creechs reside at 518 West Ninth Street and express delight with their new surroundings.
In Nashville both sides in the Tennessee suffrage fight gear up for court action over the legislatures ratification of the federal amendment. Supporters and opponents expect the next move to be a hearing on Judge Langfords temporary injunction restraining state officials from certifying ratification to Washington. Suffragists believe Tennessee ratification will be upheld in time for women to vote in November.
Mrs. W. G. Tower and her son Billie with Loma Tower depart in the morning for Santa Cruz to spend several weeks visiting Mrs. Tower’s mother Mrs. H. Sykes.
A fragmented note highlights a truck related to Ramona and a phone art project. The readable words suggest a local item or hobby piece featuring vehicles and phone themed art, with no clear event or date. Further details remain unread in the OCR snippet.
Premier Lloyd George stated that Britain will not meddle in American internal affairs while Giolitti signaled a joint aim to restore world peace soon. The two governments urged moderation in enforcing terms and stressed the need to resolve disputes with Russia while combating scarcity and upheaval that threaten global stability.
The United States cautions Poland not to extend its counter-offensive beyond the ethnographic frontiers of the reconstituted republic. Representations through the American legation at Warsaw reiterate that no transgression into Russian territory will be allowed and that allied powers should declare Russia’s intact borders. The Polish reply is to quell suspicions of planning an offensive against Russia.
The Southern California Fair at Riverside secures largest tents for a bigger October display. From October 13 to 19, livestock will grow in strength with remodeled horse, cattle, and hog facilities. Notable herds, high priced coast exhibits, superior poultry goat and rabbit shows, and a new American Kennel Club dog show are planned. The midway, racing, and track are set for higher quality and six days of harness and running races featuring top horses.
Twenty two Sierra Club members from Los Angeles led by Bill Horsley spent a weekend at Glen Ivy Mineral Hot Springs Corona. They traveled by auto bus departing 2 45 p m from Fifth and Hill streets and arriving at 4 30 p m. The group camped and cooked, hiked South Coldwater trail to Santiago peak, enjoyed Coldwater Canyon and the new plunge and sulphur baths, with dancing Saturday night before returning to Los Angeles.
Nearly three hundred new subscribers result from the Corona Daily Independent and Corona Courier Salesmanship Subscription Campaign. Laura Glapp Winker earns first prize as contestants boosted local circulation and advertisers’ reach in the district. The publisher thanks participants and notes the campaign’s impact on regional readership.
Funeral services for the late Frank S. Watrous were held this afternoon at 1:30 from J. G. Teover's funeral chapel. Interment took place in Santa Ana with services conducted there. A large number of friends attended to honor Mr. Watrous who died suddenly at life’s prime. A detailed account will appear tomorrow.
San Bernardino officials claim auto prices have surged making ownership costly for public officers. A board member reportedly told a dealer that they had "drawn a bunch of cards" as prices for a certain make rose, prompting the board to favor buying a vehicle for conveyance.
Starlight Rebekuah Lodge will hold a pey social and carnival in Odd Fellows hall Friday evening. Dancing vo-decards will be part of the program. A nominal admission will aid the lodge finances. Jazz by the orchestra will furnish music for the event.
Officials credited judges for tallying ballots in a contest with multiple awards. The document lists prize categories such as Merchandise Orders and Gold Watches, naming recipients like Lora and Mas boy, with vote counts and delivery details noted at a ceremony on August 23. Publisher George Mo Blata confirms approval and distribution by the paper.
A fragmented notice describes an outdoor event with the Thomson Orchestra performing in the open air. The text hints at races, prizes, and call to help Coronarrow, with references to an audience night and local participation.
Mr and Mrs George S Richardson and Mr and Mrs P ceremony and son Walter made a trip to Newport Sunday.
Mrs. W. G. Tower and Billie Tow er spent yesterday in Riverside shopping, stopping at several stores and chatting with clerks during their outing.
George Gould organizes a visit by the Amon Gna group, detailing preliminary arrangements and potential dates for the delegation to meet local officials and communities.
Corinne Jones advertises a 117 Model Ford Roadster for sale at Circle City Garage. Contact Phin or Creurang for details. Located on J Phe avenue, buyers urged to inquire by phone.
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