The Courage of a Lincoln and Coolidge’s Budget Stand
The article lauds President Coolidge for his veto stance on mail pay and restraint on national spending. It credits him with a Vermonter thrift ethos echoed by Mark Sullivan and notes his example to California boards of supervisors to curb taxes. It argues his philosophy aims to curb profligacy from war prosperity and calls him a crisis-responder in American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
America
Mark Sullivan
Beferidge
California
Calvin Coolidge
Boards of Supervisors
Massachusetts
The Path to Happiness Through Inner Resolve
A compact meditation argues unhappiness is a contagious disease within us. It urges the will and sincere desire to be happy as the upper hand, likening positive thoughts to healthy germs that fight off inner illness, and stresses choosing right thoughts and right actions to build courage, power, and character.
Poultry Raisers Hear Talk on Co-operation
About forty Corona poultry men and women met at City park on Wednesday for a pot luck supper and a talk on co operation by J. M. Davison. A speaker noted that true co operation requires action not just intention. Attendees exchanged ideas after the talk, and ice cream and cake accompanied the lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
J. M. Davison
Olive Investment Company Gains Small Rate Increase
The railroad commission authorizes Olive Investment Company to raise rates to cover maintenance operation and depreciation costs with a fair return on invested funds charged to current consumers. The commission declines a full return on total investment due to overbuilt system. New rates include tiered monthly volume charges and minimum meter fees for various meter sizes.
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Olive Investment Company
Railroad Commission
Illinois Congressman Demands Inquiry on Navy Promotions
Representative Fred A. Britten of Illinois writes to President Coolidge alleging a select ring of Washington line officers controls promotions and rewards for themselves and allies. He requests an inquiry into the promotion of six captains to rear admiral.
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Washington
Washington Line
Fred A. Britten
Illinois
Coolidge
Miners sign 20 percent wage cut at St Bernard mine
In Madisonville Kentucky an authorized miners committee and Frank D Bash president of St Bernard Mining Co signed a contract cutting wages by 20 percent affecting about 1000 men. Before the signing 400 miners withdrew from the United Mine Workers of America and authorized negotiations with the company.
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Madisonville
Frank D. Bash
St. Bernard Mining Company
United Mine Workers of America
Stamp collection sale records high bids in Paris
The Ferrari de la Renetire collection sale in Paris saw a London dealer bid $3,000 for a block of six eight-penny New South Wales stamps of 1860 for Arthur Hinds of Utica New York. W. H. Colson of Boston paid $1,500 for a block of ten-penny stamps from New South Wales 1850.
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Paris
Ferrari de la Renetiere
London
Arthur Hinds
Utica
N. Y
New South Wales
W. H. Colson
Boston
Not All Migratory Birds Winter in Gulf States
The report notes that of roughly 1000 migratory species in North America about 225 travel south to the Gulf states in winter and around 150 leave the United States entirely.
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North America
Gulf States
United States
Corona papers split prizes across two districts in gift plan
The Corona Daily Independent and Corona Weekly Courier divide prizes by west and east districts centered on Main Street. Each district awards one standard car, cash prizes to leaders, then purses of 100 in gold to next top finishers and 20 percent cash to active non prize winners.
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Corona Daily Independent
Corona Weekly Courier
Corona Papers
Corona Daily Indepedent
Corona Weekly Sourier
Corona
Corona City
Gothenburg Students Charter Ship for English Visit
A group of Gothenburg students charter a ship to live aboard during the social season in London. The vessel will anchor off Greenwich in the Thames due to scarce lodging available in the city.
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London
England
Grennwich
Thames
Riverside Auto Service and Railroad Commission Notice
An advertisement for Riverside Auto Service at 556 W. 9th St lists services and contact numbers. A Railroad Commission notice announces an emergency electric rate hearing set for June 26, 1924 in Riverside County Courthouse, inviting interested parties to appear. Also mentions planned Alpine Club expeditions to Mount Robson and Mount Logan.
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Auto Service
9Th St
Riverside
Railroad Commission
Tans Sierras Powe
Edmonton
Mount Robson
Alpine Club of Canada
Mount Logan
Canada
Poets Born in April Mirror Birth and Death Dates
English paper notes that Shakespeare Wordsworth and Cowper were born in April and that the first two poets also died in April. It adds Swinburne chose April for both birth and death, illustrating a recurring April link among major poets.
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Shakespeare
Wordsworth
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