Corona Fourth of July Celebration Planned in Corona
The Independent reports Corona's Fourth of July with an industrial and comic parade at 9:30 a.m. a two hour sports program chaired by R F Hill a barbecued lunch at city park noon and a sham battle. Baseball features Salveson Callan and Calton. A street dance closes the day with prizes including a 25 pound sack of flour.
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Redmen
Corona Chamber of Commerce
R. F. Hill
Salveson
Callan
Calton
Oil boom near Corona as Chino-Corona lease starts test well
Drilling halted and bailers work restarts at the Chino-Corona lease to test a new well for production. Los Angeles geologist Ralph Arnold backs the plan as prospects show high gravity oil in intermediate sands. A successful outcome could spark a Corona boom and unlock oil fields across Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
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Corona
Ralph Arnold
Los Angeles
Riverside
San Bernardino
Champion Stock Judging Team Leaves for European Tour
Representing two million American farm youth, the 2000 farm boy and girl team from Texas and other states sails from New York for a two month Europe trip. John Turner, Alva Debnam, and Gilbert Welling, all under eighteen, won the Southeastern Fair contest with a score of 3110 points. They will visit the Royal British Live Stock Show in London and tour Guernsey Jersey, France, Belgium and Holland, returning via Montreal in August.
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Jersey Isles
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Belgium
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United States
Harding
Wallace
Montreal
Treasury tariff bill signals lemon duty and broad rates
Washington lawmakers unveiled a permanent tariff bill with no official revenue estimate. Unofficial Ways and Means figures peg annual revenue up to 700 million dollars, higher and lower than the Payne Aldrich act in various duties. A later change imposes 35 cents per barrel on crude oil and 25 cents on fuel oil while lumber schedules shrink but shingles gain tax.
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Unveiling of Washington Statue in Trafalgar Square
A statue gifted by Virginia to the English people is set for unveiling in Trafalgar Square today. An international conference under the League of Nations convenes in Geneva to discuss measures against white slavery. Tennessee Central Railroad properties, under receivers, are slated for public sale in Nashville. A three day celebration begins in Jacksonville Florida marking the completion of a new bridge over the St Johns River.
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Jacksonvile, Fla
Auto Trip to Orange County Promotes Corona Fourth
A Friday evening auto tour will promote the Corona Fourth of July celebration. The Redmen and Chamber of Commerce organize the trips. Delegates will depart from Eighth and streets at 5 p.m. visiting each city where a war dance and speakers will advertise the Circle City event.
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Amber of Commerce
Maines
Circle City
Riverside supervisors back Blythe road plan with budget aim
Riverside county supervisors favor the year round Blythe Ehrenburg ferry route project and consider a 60,000 budget for its road improvement. The board voted 15 to 14 against a bond election for a 750000 bond, leaving the plan unresolved but prioritized for possible inclusion in the 1921 22 budget.
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Yester
Board of Supervisors
Ehrenburg
California
Move for greater economy in our government
Washington reports President Harding and 600 officials met with Director Dawes to establish a new budget system and a foundation for economy in federal administration. Dawes urged cabinet members with a 45 minute talk, pledging to relief the country’s prostrate business and unemployed while addressing the president directly.
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Harding
Dawes
Eastern Market Prices Slip on Rainy East Day
The eastern auction market eased slightly today as rain spans the east and cooler temperatures set in. Manager A. E. Lang of the Queen Colony Fruit Exchange notes the lighter prices reflect softer demand, with local brandies fetching given figures.
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A. E. Lang
Queen Colony Fruit Exchange
Not enough to run a detective bureau says White House aide
A White House aide emphasizes cutting costs to win the war and says his role is to gather information and make pictures for the President and Congress rather than operate a detective bureau. He insists the focus is on reporting from all levels, from a washerwoman to a vice president.
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Congress
California Police Tighten Drive Law Enforcement
In Southern California this season police will seize on minor evasions as well as major offences. Officials of the Automobile Club of Southern California publish a list of suggestions to help motorists stay within state laws and avoid penalties.
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Automobile Club of
Southern California
Corona in gala attire for Fourth of July lights
Corona dresses for the Glorious Fourth as the Redmen urge local businesses to decorate early. The group secured wiring and colored bulbs from Los Angeles for the display, installed by the Electric Light company. Special officers will be sworn in to assist police in maintaining order.
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Corona
Redmen
Independent
Los Angeles
Chemawa Park Hosts July Horse Show and Celebration
Riverside and Arlington plan a joint event at Chemawa Park Polo Grounds Arlington July 3 and 4 featuring a horse show gymkhana and racing starting at 2 p m daily. On July 5 starting 9 30 a m pushball and baseball games follow under Arlington Chamber of Commerce auspices.
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Arlington
Chemawa Park Polo Grounds
Arlington Chamber of Commerce
Huntington Beach Oil Boom Spurs Daily News
Editor J. J. Conrad announces the News will switch from weekly to daily as material is gathered. The paper has long reported oil activity and built a wide outside circulation.
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Huntington Beach
J. J. Conrad
the News
Detroit woman Margaret Luaray seeks fifth divorce
Mrs. Margaret Luaray of Detroit, described as still on the funny side of forty, has reportedly been married seven times and is now pursuing her fifth divorce.
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Margaret Luaray
Detroit
Local agent delivers Studa baker car to Fred E Snidecor
Fred E. Snidecor receives one of the handsome newsLight Six Studa baker cars from local agent N. H. Norton who has just delivered the vehicle.
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