Formation of a National Political Party Considered by Forty-Eight Conference
The Forty-Eight Conference contemplates forming a new national party led by Daniel Carroll of Monarch Dakota with Carl D Thompson of Chicago and Herbert M Bigelow of Cincinnati outlining platforms. Proposals include public ownership of utilities and resources, eight hour day, old age pensions, free speech limits, and universal disarmament. About 250 delegates from 36 states attend. Justice Department provides verbatim reports. a restraining order blocks the Hotel Statler meeting room.
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ST. Louis
Beésion
Daniel Carroll
Monarch
South’ Dakota
Carl D. Thompson
Chicago
Public Ownership League
Socialist Campaign
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Farm
Herbert M. Bigelow
Cincinnati
Ohio
Congress
Platform Committee
Committee of Forty-eight
United States Circuit Court
Statler
E. M. Statler
Department of Justice
Corona Folks Struggle for Overnight Lodging
Mr and Mrs Sliff report difficulty securing lodging in Los Angeles amid heavy tourist demand. Cars lined the road into the city and campers used roadside spots as free camping grounds were posted. The couple later returned to Corona with plans to stay three months, enjoying a new four room beach house.
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Aon Smith
Long Beach
Corona
Ladies Guild meeting at Mrs Gully's home
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church will meet at the home of Mrs. C Gully on East Sixth Street on Wednesday afternoon at 3 00 p m.
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Ladies —Guild —of
the - Episcopal Church
Wean By Us 1 Pord Drifted Through Trial
Fragmentary OCR text shows a legal or financial note with figures such as 76,000 and names obscured. The readable portion hints at a monetary claim or settlement discussion without clear context or parties.
Reforming Easterner Forms Second Partnership Quietly
Leonard Lawson, son of J. J. Law son, who came from Oklahoma to live in Corona, has entered into a second partnership in the cleaning and pressing business with a new partner. He left friends without notice and intends to bring Mrs. Lawson from Oklahoma around January first. They will reside in the Glenn apartments at Seventh and Washburn streets.
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Leonard Lawson
J. J. Lawson
Corona
Oklahoma
W. L. Lawson
Mrs. Lawson
Glenn Apartments
Seventh and
Washburn Streets
Industrial News of Golden State Developments
San Francisco reports varied industrial activity across California. Moore Shipyard wins a 5 million contract from Matson Navigation Co. Santa Cruz announces highway work to Soquel while Tulare expands exploration in Allensworth. Richmond plans a 50 hp installation for Pacific Sanitary Co. San Fernando upgrades with a modern up-to-date plant. Oakland heralds a large woolen mill project. Los Altos opens a 25 thousand dollar bank. California ends largest fruit year shipping 30 thousand cars east. Corning enlarges plant. Sacramento engineers survey for new filtration plant. San Anselmo votes 100 thousand dollars for concrete roads. Richfield sees oil boom with 20 companies. Lake Tahoe funds 6 thousand for public campsite. Turlock Irrigation District expansion. Carolyn Hotel adds four rooms. Byron forms a 14 thousand acre irrigation system. Hopland reopens Howell gold mine after years. San Francisco Pacific Steamship plans a 22 knot liner. Novo to establish fish plant and cannery. Mojave Saltworks ships 3 to 11 cars daily. Van Nuys poultry hatchery to 130 thousand eggs. Elverta 20 thousand bond election for schools. Over Trail to become national highway linking Sacramento and Salt Lake City. Point Arena concrete bank building begins. Van Nuys Morton Mfg to hire 30. San Francisco playhouse sale closed at 1 million. Mt. Vernon Tract Co to build 150 bungalows. Oakland Thousand Oaks district breaks ground on 100 thousand school. Los Angeles Anheuser Busch plant to become 250 thousand ice cream factory. Mendocino gasoline locomotive planned by local lumber yard.
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San Fernando
Oakland
New England
Los Altos
California
Corning
H. J. Heitz Co
Sacramento
San Anselmo
Richfield
Lake Tahoe
Turlock
Carolyn
Byron
Hopland
Howell
San Francisco
Pacific Steamship Co
Novo
Independent Fish Co
Mojave
Saltdale Salt Works
van Nuys
Holly Poultry Ranch
Elverta
Nevada
Salt Lake City
Point
Arena
Robert Morton Mr¢g. Co
Mt. Vernon Tract Co
Thousand Oaks
Los Angeles
Anheuser-Busch
Mendocino
Forgetting Self and Christmas Stranger Bond
Miss Hollister reads a sentiment about forgetting oneself and shares Christmas with a lonely girl. They meet a man seeking a doll for a girl, sparking a plan to gather lonely souls for a neighborly dinner. The trio invites more strangers to join their improvised festive gathering.
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Miss Hollister
St. Louis Republic Sold to Globe Democrat
The St. Louis Republic has been purchased by rival St. Louis Globe Democrat and its publication suspended. The deal ends the Republic’s long history as a leading early west-of-M Mississippi paper.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Republic
United States
Mississippi River
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Riverside County to consider county engineer plan
Riverside County Taxpayers Association backs a county engineer under the Reams Act to oversee road and bridge projects. The board of supervisors is set to hear the plan next Wednesday with a slate of supporters and named candidate MEAN C. Fulmore. The role would extend four years and include budget, inspections, and direct oversight of all roads, bridges, and quarries.
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Riverside County Taxpayers Association
Board of Supervisors
C. Fulmore
Sonoma
Monterey
Nipa
Hall Roads
Irvins
Sip
Dorber
Altho Jie
Advertising Knowledge Promotes Success in Print Media
The article argues advertising is a practical, common-sense tool central to business success and civic action. It cites newspaper advertising as crucial in war drives and public campaigns, praising the printed word over spoken messages for speed and impact. It notes frost damage varies by district, with Corona and nearby areas largely unscathed.
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Dave Abwiys
Vue Concord Caumiaugelots
Pewepopers
Northen
Webb
Vanele Sam
Newpauper
President places treaty ratification burden on Senate
President Wilson told Senator Hitchcock he would not seek ratification for some time and that responsibility for the treaty’s fate rests with the Senate. He would consider concessions toward a compromise with reservations, but no clear plan emerged.
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Wilson
Senate of the
United States
Whitehouse
Gilbert M. Shitchcock
Nebraska
Cote
Hitchcock
Senate
Tobe
Tata
Anttiuedes
Tosded Offas
Char
League of Nations
Titchcock
Hiram Johnson
California
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Industrial, News OF
Golden State
State of California
Moore Shipyard
Matson Navigation Co
Santa Cruz
Soquel
Tulare
Allensworth
Richmond
Pacific Sanitary Alfg. Co
Pergon
Merton
Santa Claus
Hollister
Miss “Aiken
Aiken
County Tax Payers Association
A. C. Fulmer
Srand
Board of Supervisore
C. O.baker
Danning
A. J. Burdick
Beaumont
A. E. Warmington
Blythe
Chas
B. Jones
Coachella
Robert L. Willits
E. T. Brink
S$. H. Burton
Elsinore
H. H. Favour
Fertilla
Chas. Howard
Hemet
S. Bell
Highgrove
Fred Swartz
India
Whittier
le Hetbra
Grange
Jack Frost
Mr.Whitehcock
Elzie Veach
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