Stag Party Delivers A Knockout Night At Corona Club
Corona Country Club hosts seven men for a staged boxing evening led by Fritz Kuster and Doc Crew. Despite no declared winners, the crowd called the stag party a genuine knockout with plenty of food and lively bouts including wrestling and several no decision matchups.
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Mr. Law
Corona Country Club
T. C. Jameson
Harry Lyman
H. M. Key
Mac Glass
G. W. Sherwood
Corona Daily Independent
Lloyd Patterson
van’ van Derhoof
Fritz Kuster
Doc Crew
Country Club
Corona and Pomona Team Up For Fast Ball Rematch
Corona will meet the Pomona Blue Birds on the local diamond at 2 30 tomorrow after a 4 4 tie last Sunday. Nichols held Pomona to one hit in seven innings last game and will likely start again with Comango pitching for Pomona.
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Corona
Pomona
Blue Birds
Nichols
Comango
Broadway department store opens ten story annex
Los Angeles reports a new Broadway department store annex rising ten stories with three basements. The expansion aims to boost shopping space and attract wider clientele in the city.
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Los Angeles
Broadway Department
Eureka Port Shipped 2 500 000 Feet Lambed
A Eureka port reportedly shipped 2 500 000 feet of lambed wool and another 50 000 ties. Industrial trade figures show strong material exports and minor byproducts moving through the harbor.
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Eureka
USC Syracuse Gridiron Clash Draws Large Crowd
Muddy field at the Los Angeles Coliseum hosts a 2 PM kickoff between USC and Syracuse. About 50 000 spectators expected as the two teams clash with half the colors from USC and half from Syracuse.
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Los Angeles Coliseum
University of Southern California
Syracuse
Corona Calendar Events Highlight Local Activities
Tonight marks Market Day in Corona with shop events. Basketball practice at Congregational church at 5 p m. Sunday church attendance urged. Pomona baseball at Corona at 230 p m. Lincoln School hosts poster display Monday and Tuesday. W I C meetings and entertainment at the club house. High school basketball versus City at 330 p m.
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Markte
Corona
Congregational Church
Lincoln School
Corona Receives Half Inch Rain
A welcome rain totaling about 0.5 inch fell in Corona over the past 24 hours with more expected tonight. It is the first rain since November 10 and brings the season total to 1.33 inches, still below last year’s 1.71 inch record.
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California
Republican Party reports 355264 surplus after campaigns
The Republican National Committee reports a campaign surplus of 355264 dollars after total expenditures of 3063952 dollars. Chairman William M. Butler announces the financial results.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
William M. Butler
Realtor Declares Tax Rate Needs Changing
Norman B. McFadden, president of the Santa Barbara real estate board, told a Riverside crowd that the problem is not a high tax rate but low assessed valuations. He urged raising assessed values by a quarter and adjusting the rate accordingly to avoid revenue loss and attract buyers. He called for organized appraisal by experts and broader cooperation among property owners.
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Norman BE. McFadden
Riverside County Court House
Riverside
McFadden
California
Frank C. Nye
The
Riverside Realty Board
R. M. Irving
Republicans report debt-free campaign and surplus
New York Republicans say their campaign was debt free for the first time in years. They collected $408,552, paid all bills, and left over $35 as a surplus.
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New York
Republican State Committee
Doheney May Aid Mexico With Tax Cash Advances
Edward L. Doheny, a central figure in the federal oil probe, may help Mexico with tax advances through Huasteca Petroleum, a Pan American subsidiary. Authorities say Doheny previously advanced up to 10 million pesos during Adolfo de la Huerta’s revolt to aid federal forces.
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Mexico City
Edward L. Doheney
Mexico
Huasteca Petroleum Company
Pan- American Petroleum Company
Doheny
Adolfo de la Huerta
Canyon Detour Not Practical Opinion of Civic Committee
The Civic Committee of the Corona Chamber of Commerce concludes a canyon road detour is impractical during a 30 day closure for resurfacing. A detour from Prado to Corona will be built while the 2.4 mile section is resurfaced, with efforts to rush the project, and civic leaders urge citizen cooperation with the county.
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Canyon
Civic Committee
Santa Ana Canyon
Chamber of Commerce
Jameson
Corona
C. BE. Warris
George Snidecor
W E. Hill
George Blair
Rotiller Hill
Riverbank Camp
Prado
Corona High Loses in Both Oratorical Contests
Corona High students faced seasoned San Bernardino debaters and lost by a 2 to 1 decision in both divisions. Prudence Oleson Ruth Benedict and Eleanor Smith argued against direct state primaries while Charles Dickenson Harry Hill and Phillip Glass supported Corona High. This marks the first of three Citrus League debates for Corona High this year.
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Corona
San Bernardino
Prudence Oleson
Ruth Benedict
Eleanor Smith
Corona High
United States
Charles Dickenson
Harry Hill
Phillip Glass
Coromit
Citrus League
Bard Initiates $500,000 Theater on 1st Colorado Street
Lou Bard begins construction of a new theater in Los Angeles with a project budget of $500,000 on 1st Colorado street. The work starts this month, signaling a local cultural investment and job creation.
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Los Angeles
Lou Bard
1St Colorado Street
Fox Given Four Month Sentence by Riverside Judge
Luther Fox of Riverside was sentenced to four months in the county jail and had his driver's license revoked for one year by Judge George R. Freeman after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. Probation was denied.
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Luther Fox
George R. Freeman
Superior Court
Riverside
Fox
Freeman
Culver City Oval Prepares for Culver Speedway Speed Test
The Culver City track readies for the next speed test as drivers push records. Jenny Ti reportedly tops speeds while Bordino Hill and De Palma chase fast laps. Final practice today precedes tomorrow’s inaugural AAA championship race with tickets selling fast.
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Jenny Ti
Culver Cue Track
Westerday
Bordino
Milton
Hartz
Hill
Ralph de Palma
Phe
Duvburg
Phi
Culver City Speedway
American Automobile Association
Oregon plans expand road system with 2000 miles added
With 6000 miles already authorized, state outlines 2000 more miles of inter county roads. Three lines reach Oregon cities Lakeview Kla math Falls and Crescent City.
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Oregon
Lakeview
Klamath Falls
Crescent City
Golden Rule Sunday Aids Near East Relief Effort
The Golden Rule Sunday on December 7 1924 asks churches nationwide to urge humanitarian giving for Near East Relief orphans. Citizens would share a Sunday meal similar to the relief menu and donate for 366 days of the year, aiding 100000 refugee children imperiled by the war legacy.
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Inerrow
Varios
Corona
Near East Relief
Corona’s Yesterday and Local History Highlights
Thirty years ago Geo L Joy returned from an eastern trip. Dr Huff is installing 700 feet of cement sidewalks around his home. Mrs Cover owns a playful wild cat that may be a tame kitten. Riverside to San Diego relay riders pass through about 8 o clock today. Twenty years ago next Tuesday Corona votes on a new high school building with tax concerns. Eighth grade diplomas listed with names and the clerk issuing diplomas. Ten years ago the Methodist Brotherhood met at the church with officers elected for the year.
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Corona
Methodist Brotherhood
Vanarman
Riverside
J. C. Emerson
C. E. Harris
C. B. McConnell
M.W. Wells
C. S. Laster
R. H. Barnes
W. L. Brown
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