01 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1919
Page
1
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In New York and Washington perturbations over rising prices surface. Mr Waterbury and Mrs Waterbury note Tiffany’s as a price index and confirm miniature paintings sell well. He cites a friend paying 3000 dollars yearly for a small six room house in the east, implying housing issues are acute there and milder in California.
Today celebrates Queen Mother Alexandra turning 75 and Mrs Morris Sheppard of Texas marking their tenth wedding anniversary. The Supreme Council plans near term ratification of a German peace treaty as Wilson meets industrial conference leaders to address bargaining. Ohio lawmakers reconvene to push statewide prohibition enforcement and new tax measures amid wartime concerns.
Washington reports on Senate debates over the Treaty of Peace reservations and party leadership as President Wilson’s aides deny splits with Senator Hitchcock. Warren G. Harding signals a 1920 presidential bid via adviser statements, while Ohio and Indiana politics loom. In San Francisco Housewives plan a second hall meeting to oppose high living costs with abstinence, boycotts, and retrenchment.
A Watts note suggests churches using paid newspaper ads to draw larger congregations may raise preacher salaries, implying future costs and caution.
A weakly report from the publisher’s auxiliary notes no material relief in the newsprint market as mills profit from a shortage. Major producers push high prices with some offering three month terms tied to waivers and customer status. Current roll print quotes run seven to thirteen cents, sheet print up by half to one cent per pound as supply remains tight.
In Boston debates, educators from DP Net Educators urge practical education aligned with living needs. Business, labor, legislature, and school reps push reconstructions stressing factory needs and organized industry as central to modern life.
Captain A. L. Anderson of the Western Drug Company endured injuries while protecting a child from a descending aircraft at DeMills Aviation Field. He lost use of his arm’s near elbow, bruised and torn, and was hospitalized until October 20 before returning to duties. Former Venice Chamber of Commerce secretary, Anderson was known for support of California Orange Day.
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