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Newspaper

Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1920

Page

1

Nightwatch uncover winery theft and funeral for local man

At Mission Winery in Upland a nightwatch scheme ended with the arrest of nightwatchman Skinner and two men as wine loading occurred. Separate, funeral services were held for Frank S. Watrous in Corona with a large turnout and remarks praising his Boy Scout work.

Mission Winery Upland L. A. Weller Garrett, & Co Sherlock Holmes Mr. Weller Fred Rehms W. E. Pyle Skinner Joe McKee Henry Albert, Jr McKee Albert Frank 8. Watrous Hoover Undertaking S. S. Sampson Orange Methodist Church of Corona Watrous Mr. Sampson Mr. Watrous Rev. Sampson Carlton Huntington Beach Sampon E. B. Cole Methodist Church Fraser Snidecor Frank 3 Ife Methodist Episcopal Church Bay Clayton Arlene Machel

Desert flood. power lines out and roadways washed

Rainstorms across the Southern Sierras and Coachella Valley caused extensive damage. An auto was buried in sand between Randsburg and Lone Pine after a cloud burst, and power lines failed in Coachella while Culverts were washed away near Mecca. Streets in Coachella flooded as officials note heavy water and limited crop loss.

Southern Sierras Unt. R. BR Coachella Valley Southern Pacific Division Los Angeles Mecca Coachella

Governor Stephens Heads to Governors Conference in East Los Angeles

Governor William J D Stephens Jeff Los Angeles travels to Marion Ohio to attend a governors conference with Senator Warren G Harding Republican presidential nominee. He and Harding are slated to hear an important address at Harding's home as telegram urged attendance.

Los Angeles William JD. Stephens Jeff California Warren G. Harding Marion San Francisco Will E. Hays Republican National Committee Harding

Ee and Masters Offer Truck Services at Ramona Locale

The Ee and Masters provide truck services at 502 Ramona, contact via phone 193 a2l-6t for details.

Ramona

State chamber plan discussed at San Francisco meeting

Secretary Hayden of the Riverside Chamber reports a California Development Board meeting in San Francisco to form a statewide chamber clearing house. Delegates from across the state discuss admitting local chambers to the board with an annual fee and full control of statewide activities.

Hayden Riverside Chamber of Commerce California Dutton Development Board Chambers of Commerce California Development Board

Shortridge Speaks on Tariff and National Issues at City Hall

Samuel M. Shortridge urges protection for California industries, targets the League of Nations, and pledges tough Pacific policy. He denounces Japanese invasion rhetoric and ties opposition to Nihilist and Bolshevik threats. Attorney W. S. Clayson introduces him as a staunch Republican.

California Samuel M. Shortridge Shortridge League of Nations Pacific Atlantic W. S. Clayson

Governor Cox Sets Tomorrow to Prove Slush Fund Charge

Governor Cox announces he will prove in Pittsburg tomorrow his charge that Republicans are gathering a $15 million campaign fund. He also telegrams Senator Kenyon offering assistance and says he will testify if needed. Fred W. Upham reports national GOP funds under $1 million raised since Chicago event, treasurer cites $4,?8,82 and supports $3 million goal.

Dayton Pittsburg Cox Tovenor Cox Keryon New York Fred W. Uiphan Republican National Committee Chicago National Fund Lays

British Money Goes Into Democratic Campaign Fund

Chicago reporters claim that 87 dollars appropriated by Parliament for embassy entertainment in Washington leaked into the Democratic national committee. Congressmen urge proof before the senate campaign committee when it reconvenes Monday. Also notices of a Chamber of Commerce meeting moved to Friday evening at 7 30 at the Food Shop with Verona’s best Watermelons promised.

Chicago Washington Democratic National Committee Pla Britten Dlinois Senate Campaig Chamber of Commerce Verona

Local Democrats greet Roosevelt during west tour stop

Postmaster McNeill Paul Hudson Wook Peeler and others from Riverside gathered early this morning to welcome Franklin D Roosevelt the Democratic vice presidential candidate. He arrived via the Salt Lake route and offered no formal program. Roosevelt spoke at a mass meeting in Los Angeles Tuesday evening.

McNeill Paul Hudson Wook Peeler Riverside Franklin WW. Roosevelt Roosevelt Salt Lake Mr. Roosevelt Los Angeles

Railway Deficit 18 Greater Under Private Use

Washington observes that railway deficits under private operation appear larger than under government control according to Interstate Commerce Commission figures. Six months in 1914 were wholly government operated, showing 8.0 percent expenses of revenue, while the current year’s six months with partial private operation show 93.7 percent. June figures favor government control with 83.4 percent expenses versus 96.7 percent under private operation the previous year. Net six month operating income dropped to about 154.9 million in 1919, versus roughly 13.6 million in the present year, even as revenues rose. War taxes and wage increases are cited, with total taxes and assessments reaching around 221.0 million and wage gains about 25.5 million, though these add to the cost burden rather than offset it.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Conto FIO

Sale of Holsteins Noteworthy Event in California

The upcoming Holstein cattle sale in California is described as the biggest individual ownership sale ever held in the state. The herd features top sires including King Pontiac Netherlands and Sir Orinsby Skylark Reward with many King Pontiac daughters. The property includes 24.4 acres with two pumping plants, three dairy barns, and additional ranch buildings.

California United States King Pontiac Netherlands Legis King Pontiac Orinsby David G. Maxwell Waterloo Town

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Nightwatch Frank Supt Lavhar M. Shortridge Small Body of Corona Voters Tomorro Gov. Cox Kenyon Republican Iowa Senate Campaign Investigating Committee Four Coronins Avelivery Oldsmobile Agency Mission Calif U.S Eltirety Seoeo PIV Stalder Por Teen Hesamiaiues Imeladip Prabispesy Company Ben Rhoades Rane
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