08 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
1
A notable university event opens in California as leaders gather for a notable meeting. Officials from the university and affiliated organizations attend to discuss key initiatives, research milestones, and community engagement plans.
Disjointed notes from a Riverside California session show Irvin Martin presenting a plan to Gov. Stephens and officials for urgent action. Mayor Smid and other city leaders received recognition as they discussed recommended measures and a continuation on page Kour.
A local meeting is set for tomorrow to discuss inducing methods involving Chickens in an effort to address Bettie related questions. Community members seek clarity on procedures and potential impacts.
Riverside League of the Southwest and Pomona Valley report a hearing at Pomona city hall. The Motor Transit Co was examined by the Railroad Commission and sessions were not concluded as press time approached. Details to follow in tomorrow's issue.
Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey declared in the senate that Washington faces a highly financed movement secretly fostered by Germany. He said the effort aims to regain pre-war monopoly for the American chemical market.
George H. Taylor of Philadelphia swore twelve American soldiers were ranged in a town in France and that hangings were arranged for others. He witnessed two black men and one white sergeant hanged after a French court martial found the sergeant guilty of rape. He attended the trial as a guard and heard witnesses in French.
In an exclusive message Lloyd George told United Press that with Irish cooperation and open dealings peace among nations can advance with new power. He said a deeply rooted cause of mis understanding between the United States and the British empire has been removed and he may not attend the Washington conference but wishes its success and plans to visit the United States after.
Premier Lloyd George says the Irish settlement removes the deeply rooted cause of misunderstanding between Britain and the United States. He notes gratitude for U S congratulations and looks forward to visiting the United States again, despite missing the Washington arms conference.
Senator Borah urged a rewrite of the Versailles treaty and an international conference with Britain France Japan and Germany to save Europe. He warned the United States cannot aid Europe while the treaty remains unrevised and Germany can return to solvency only through economic justice.
Phoenix, Ariz. Dec. 8 Roy Gardner the premier mail bandit robbed the Maricopa mails on November 3 to fund spiritual development for the hereafter Dr. Ray Ferguson superintendent of the Arizona Insane Asylum testified as an expert witness for the defense Gardner’s fate was to be decided by a jury later today or tomorrow as the defense planned more witnesses on the abnormal mental condition of Dolly Gardner at his side during the proceedings
The Interstate Commerce Commission predicts substantially lower rates early next year as traffic improves and operating costs adjust. The agency notes railroads cut about half a million jobs in the past year aiding financial recovery and cites wage reductions from July 1 1921 lifting net earnings in mid 1921 though not yet six percent on property value.
Census Bureau figures show total cotton ginned by December 1 reach 7,640,870 round bales, down from 10,141,298 a year earlier. American Egyptian ginned 22,058 bales vs 46,160 last year. Sea Island 2,915 bales vs 965 previous year, with round bales included.
Washington reports all four powers the United States Great Britain Japan and France have accepted a new quadruple agreement to replace the Anglo Japanese alliance. Delegations plan to meet today to formally present acceptances and sign the pact soon. Secretary Hughes aims for a final agreement at the earliest moment as optimism runs high at the arms conference.
A major fire in Tijuana Baja California has burned an entire city block. The blaze, the second in a week, is blamed on firebugs. Several establishments including the Sonora Black Cat and Savoy saloons and two cafes were destroyed.
News from Reno and Riverside confirms the death of Rev. F. W. Reynolds former pastor of Winnemucca Baptist Church after an operation. His son left for Reno to be with him and assist his mother during the crisis. Reynolds had been transferred to a Reno hospital earlier in the week for surgery.
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