06 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1921
Page
1
The Coronas Chamber of Commerce and Merchants and Manufacturers Association back the transit permit move. The hearing will be held Thursday afternoon December 8 with at least one railroad company present to oppose the grant.
A fragmented note lists ten tennis players chosen by experts. Names and details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the item references expert picks and a ranked list of players.
President Harding urges Congress to pass a permanent tariff bill and amply finance reclamation to aid ex servicemen. He calls for a world conference path to peaceful problem solving and stronger budgets at home while warning against overreach abroad.
New York Freeman: Frank A. Vanderlip presents a plan to repay Allied debts to the United States as a broad gesture of international altruism. He argues debts cannot be canceled and should be redirected to rehabilitating Europe and fostering closer European ties.
Arthur West fail president of Mahala Oil and Gas Co announces Mahala No 2 well spudded Monday afternoon has reached sixty feet. Superintendent W Peddycord pledges record time to drill the first milestone.
Secretary of the Interior Fall urged a strong policy to reclaim arid western lands for homesteads and work, arguing contained royalties and mineral values justify action. He criticized pension and land offices for red tape delaying titles and warned of Alaska and Hawaii issues amid fiscal strain.
Paris December 8 The Chamber of Deputies adopted the naval budget by a 347 to 203 vote after a spirited debate. Minister of Marine Gauthier urged acceptance amid calls for modernization and efficiency.
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