Two New Racers Sign for Xmas Program
"Fuzzy" Davidson, famed Indianapolis driver, signs entry for the Riverside Christmas race meet at the fairgrounds. Davidson, fresh from Los Angeles, is noted for his Ascot rivalries and a Straw Hat Derby victory over Ralph De Palma. Les Allen also enters, fresh from Hawthorne Derby win, driving a Frontenac. Southern California Fair officials announce pre sale and box seats available Monday as Riverside prepares for a weekend of high speed practice and Yule speed battles.
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Fuzzy” Davidson
Indianapolis
Riverside Fairgrounds
Davidson
Los Angeles
California
Ascot
Ralph de Palma
Louis
Arthur Chevrolet
Ralph Ormsby
Frontenac
Ormsby
Les Allen
Chicago Speedway
Chicago
Riverside
Bettys Letter to Phyllis Reveals Holiday Shopping List
In a brisk note Betty details three days of shopping for Christmas, naming Giddings Home bakery McEldoon's Brewers Corona National Schoneman Art shop Variety store and C. W Harris among others. She mentions gifts, furniture savings, blankets and outfits for relatives and asks Phyllis to confirm missing items.
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Phyllis
Giddings
Home Bakery
McEldoon’s
Furniture Exchange
Corona National
Schoneman Art Shop
Hoover
Clark’s
C. W Harris
Wanda
Anc Vl
Corona Calendar Event Highlights for Week
Saturday Market Day shop in Corona. Sunday go to church. Corona vs Perris at local diamond 2 30 pm. Monday Masons and O EH S Xmas Party 730 pm. Tuesday W I C meets 3 pm. Lecture by Anthony Blanks American Legion Huff Bldg 7 pm. Wednesday Lions Club luncheon Hotel Kinney. Thursday Christmas Day. Friday Rotary Club luncheon Hotel.
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Corona Vs. Perris
Anthony Blanks
American Legion
Huff Bldg
Payton to Build Auto Park and Storage Shed
J. T. Payton announces the start of construction for an auto park and a 20 by 100 foot storage shed on the southwest corner of Seventh and Ramona streets. The property, bought from Capt. J. L. Merriam for 3000 dollars, includes 150 feet on Seventh and 100 on Ramona and will be fenced for parking opposite Glass Bros. new building.
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J. T. Payton
Seventh
Ramona
J. L. Merriam
Payton
Glass Bros
Strict Rules for New California License Plates 1925
Sacramento December 20 The State Motor Vehicle Department clarifies 1925 license procedures requiring pink certificate of ownership before plates can be issued. If registered and legal owners differ the registered owner sends fees and white certificate to the legal owner to obtain plates. If they are the same the process is simple and plates are mailed.
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Sacramento
Will H. Marsh
State Motor Vehicle Department
California
Marsh
Highway project to straighten south of Pismo Beach
San Luis Obispo officials plan straightening of the highway south of Pismo Beach at a cost of 25000 dollars. The move aims to reduce curves and improve safety for travelers along the coast route.
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San Luis Obispo
Pismo Beach
Mission Yeast Company to open January 1 in LA
Mission Yeast Company plans a January 1 opening in Los Angeles with a $100,000 plant facility.
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Los Angeles
Mission Yeast Company
Christmas Day Greeting from Sister
A heartfelt seasonal note extending love and warm wishes to the recipient and their family. The writer hopes to see them as planned on Christmas day and signs off with sisterly affection.
Churches Unite For Christmas Services
Inter denomi national Christmas program at Congregational Church tomorrow features choirs and soloists from area organizations. Public invited to attend as Gloria Mozart Choir Star in the East and The Messiah selections are performed along with O Holy Night and The Christ Child among others.
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Congregational Church
C. BE. Shank
E. E. Knauer
Adams
J. E. Strong
Wise Men’s Chorus
The
Angels
Rubenstein
Damon
Hildreth
Snidecor
Aubrey Skinner
Toms the Choir
Warmer Weather Promises Rain Ahead
United States Weather forecaster G W Alexander reports a storm from the ocean will bring cloudy and warmer weather for the next 36 hours with a chance of rain in a few days. Last night was warmer than usual with minimal cold temperatures noted across the citrus belt.
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G. W. Alexander
United States
Alexander
Ocean
Citrus Belt
New York Naturalization Division Reports Large Citizen Rise
New York naturalization division records show forty thousand aliens granted citizenship in the last nine months. Divisional director Merton A. Sturges also notes twenty thousand awaiting final papers and fifty thousand more prepared to declare intentions.
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New York
United States
Naturalization Division
Merton A. Sturges
Legislator Proposes Poultry Licensing Bill in California
Assemblyman-elect A. C. Murray plans a measure when the California legislature opens to regulate and license poultry buyers. The move follows years of wholesale thefts and a fresh loss of 100 fowls from McNichol and Johnson, prompting hopes the depredations will be curbed by requiring buyer registration and licenses.
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A. C. Murray
Sacramento
McNichol
Johnson
Stockholders Discuss New Oil Drilling Move in Los Angeles
The Chino Corona Oil Company plans to raise 10000 for sinking a new well on its Corona land. They have spent about 550000 so far exploring, with 628 acres held and oil believed present but location to be determined. The stockholders will meet in January to decide on financing and location.
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Chino-Corona Company
Chino-Corona Oil Company
Los Angeles
Joe Smith
Smith
Ceneni
Corona-Chive Ol Company
Italian Minister Arrives in Mexico City for Credentials
Gino Macchiorno arrives in Mexico City as the new Italian Minister and is expected to present his credentials to the President soon.
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Mexico City
Gino Macchiorno
Yankee Proverb Distills Work Ethic in Folk Saying
A traditional Yankee proverb notes one cannot perform hard manual labor while living on mere dainty fare. The line emphasizes frugality and effort as prerequisites for achievement.
Seats Sold Out for Stanford Notre Dame Grid Battle
Officials announce all seats for the Stanford Notre Dame intersectional game on New Year’s Day are sold. With 50 000 expected fans, temporary bleachers are deemed impractical and overflow watchers will likely settle for hilltop viewing.
Auction of Three Orange Groves in Arlington Heights
Three 14 year old orange groves in Block D Arlington Heights are to be auctioned at 1 o clock Monday. W Dwight Hammond of Los Angeles handles sale. Each 10 acre grove fronts Monroe and Irving on Magnolia two and a half miles south of Riverside with twenty shares of Gage Canal water and pumping plant stock per lot.
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Arlington Heights
W. Dwight Hammond
Los Angeles
Riverside
Magnolia Avenue
Monroe and
Irving Streets
Gage Canal Water and Pumping Plant
Hunting Warning Issued By Bradshaw Police Chief
The Bradshaw police chief issued a hunting warning for Corona stating that discharging firearms within city limits is illegal and will not be tolerated. Complaints have prompted enforcement to prevent further hunting, with penalties for offenders.
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Crowes
Corona
Bradshaw
Unclear fragment hints at weather and a person
Fragmentary text mentions rain and a man with a nasal description but lacks coherent events, names, or places to build a definite news item.
Cooper and Father Ricardi Face Off in Tense Public Dispute
City readers are warned as Cooper and Father Ricardi prepare a public confrontation. Officials urge calm while confirming interim measures. The outcome remains uncertain and tensions rise as both sides prepare statements for a planned meeting.
Motorcycle Officer Roy Gaddie Injured in Collision
Roy Gaddie, injured in a bicycle motorcycle crash with a machine operated by Ben Tucker, is resting well. Dr. C E Shank says Gaddie has a fractured foot and will stay in bed for a week and unable to use the foot for about thirty days. He resides at 1024 Washburn Street.
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Roy Gaddie
Ben Tucker
C. E. Shank
Gaddie
Washburn Street
World News in Brief
Defense for Kid McCoy nears end with final testimony due yesterday and closing arguments planned next Wednesday. Other items note a $12 million Los Angeles Gas and Electric spending plan, opposition to Fredericks water measure, a condolence message for Julius Kahn, and multiple U.S. Senate and House actions including naval appropriations and Great Lakes waterway surveys.
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Los Angeles
Kid McCoy
San Francisco
President Coolidge
Julius Kahn
California
Washington
House
Coolidge
Oil Conservation Board
Japan
Senate
Admiral Billard
Coast Guard
la Guardia
New York
Palmer
House Shipping Board
Treasury and Post Office
Congress
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Senate Naval Committee
Hearst
Snator Underwood
Corona Neighbors Help Install Perris Camp Officers
Twenty four Corona members of Royal Neighbors of America journeyed to Perris to aid in instituting a local camp. Deputy Rose Rey of Los Angeles presided with fifty one members in attendance. Thirty initiates were completed, Corona officers led the initiatory work and Perris officers were installed. A banquet followed, with a social dance to close. Corona attendees included Mr and Mrs George Stites and daughter Matieh Belle and many others.
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Iorrica
Perris
Rose Rey
Los Angeles
Corona
George Stiles
Coronans
Hemet
George Stites
Matiebelle
and Mars
HK. Lewellen
Mines
Will Parks
Dora Young
George Nowlit
George
Mary Parks
Lillian
Will Rocke
G. R.tompking
Edith Johnson
Leta North
Imer Fill
Claude Edwards
Ines. Coville
A. Bilyeun
AL Williams
J. Dunham
Lydia Notting
Penrod
Bordeeclie Davis
Being Respectable at the California Theatre
Monte Blue Marie Prevost and Louise Fazenda star in Being Respectable directed by Phil Rosen. The Warner Brothers drama centers on the respectable Carpenters family in New England and their human failings with Dorothy Farnum adapting the story for the screen.
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Monte Blue Marie Prevost
Louise Fazenda
California Theatre
Phil Rosen
Abraham Lincoln
Warner Brothers
New England
Grace Flandrau
Dorothy Farnum
Long Beach Chamber Forms Junior Chamber of Commerce
The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce organized a Junior Chamber of Commerce with sixty five members. Marshall J. Vatcher serves as president.
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Longe Beach
New York Group Promotes U S Mexico Education Ties
Organisation of the Mexico Society of the United States, Inc announced to foster friendly relations and cooperation among educators to exchange educational facilities. George Foster Peabody named president.
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New York
Organisation of the Mexico Society of the United States, Inc
George Foster Peabody
Illustrated Talk Monday Evening at Corona Library
A stereopticon lecture titled The Other Wise Men by Van Dyke will be shown at Corona City Library Monday evening. Color slides will illustrate the story and its sequence as closely as possible, with the program starting at 8 o'clock.
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Corona City Library
van Dyke
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