Forty-Eight Enter the Corona City Championship Draw
Forty-eight players begin the Corona City championship tennis tourney with a noon drawing by the Recreation Club committee. First round results due by Saturday 9 o clock. second round next week. consolation event for those eliminated early. Matches on local courts. top players in each bracket responsible for scoring and scheduling.
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Corona
Recreation Club Tennis Committee
O. R. VanDerhoof
Ed. Birdcell
Chas. Vaile
Jim Coplen
Fay S. Reeder
High School of Junior High
Alan Ely
John Coplen
Ed Carpenter
Eugene Blair
Glen D. Wight
T. C. Jameson
Glen Barnes
F. E. Sindecor
L. M. Latrum
Jess Hill
Elmer Ely
Carl Lincoln
Ed Brink
R. C. Binnion
Edwin Gilli
Miss Corona ballot and week events calendar
Corona calendar lists Miss Corona ballot voting tips and local events including Indian Program by the Literary Section at W. I. C. 3 p m and Corona Country Club dance at 8 30 p m. Rebekahs benefit card party Lions meet Kinney Hotel Lions Club Rotary luncheon at Kinney. Week features March 16 Girls Business Club dance 8 30 p m at W. I. C March 17 Corona Elsinore Road Celebration Knights of Pythias 8 p m K P Hall and April 3 H S P T A entertainment Orpheus Quartet.
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Corona Country Club
Rebekahs
Lions
Hotel Kinney
Business Club
Corona-Elsinore Road
Knights of Pythias
K. P. Hall
Close Margin in Miss Corona Contest Narrowed
Miss Hattie Green leads by twenty two votes after the third week of balloting for Miss Corona representing Circle City at Santa Cruz in June. The count by Monday morning will determine the official winner as supporters of rival Miss Harriett Huff campaign for votes.
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Hattie Green
Circle City
Santa Cruz
California
Harriett Huff
Corona Daily Independent
C. Gully
W.I.C
Jesse Smith
American Legions Auxiliary
A. G. Price
Chamber of Commerce
Green
Miss Huff
J Aitia Green
Tarriett Purnok
Plova Sherman Fl
Milswed Sue van
Bened
Soma Cyan Chamber of
Commonea
Cayfornia
Phe Tr Depen
Luckenback Steamship To Invest Million In Local Facilities
Luckenback Steamship Company plans to spend 1 million dollars to expand facilities in Los Angeles. The project aims to strengthen cargo handling and storage capacity at the port area, improving operations and local employment prospects.
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Los Angeles
Luckenback Steamship Company
Ralph Ormsby Wins Ascot Motor Events Thriller
At Ascot yesterday polo and horse racing entertained between auto races. The Elysian Polo Club beat Culver City All Stars 3 to 1 in a four-chukker polo match. Ralph Ormsby won two races and placed second and third in two others amid a string of wrecks that led officials to cancel the final auto race.
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Ascot
Elysian Polo Club
Culver City All Stars
Ralph Ormsby
Shipping idle tonnage at ports rises in Q4 1924
Liverpool records the largest rise with 50 000 tons more idle capacity than October. Hull up 39 000 tons, London 30 000, Glasgow 28 000, and Bristol 10 000 as idle tonnage figures for the quarter ended December 1924.
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Liverpool
Hull
London
Glasgow
Bristol
Redding to Build Concrete Bridge Across Salt Creek
A reinforced concrete bridge will be constructed across Salt Creek on the Pacific highway near Redding. The project aims to improve crossing safety and transportation efficiency for local travelers and through-traffic alike.
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Redding
Salt Creek
Pacific Highway
Lecturer Returns for Short Stay in Corona
Hull Los Angeles psychologist delivers first of two free lectures on Applied Psychology at the Woman's Clubhouse Verona Georgina Tonight titled Success and the Causes of Failure. Second talk Tuesday will cover Tapping the Reservoir of Power. Capacity audience expected. Miss Hull previously drew favorable notes from Corona audiences.
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Verona Georgina Hull
Verona
Georgina
Hull
Los Angeles
Miss Hull
Corona
Hall
Glendale
Have you voted for Miss Cora na
A short urging voters to cast a ballot for Miss Cora na, emphasizing action now and participation in the upcoming vote. The message appeals to civic duty and timeliness without detailing candidates or outcomes.
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Corana
Overside State Fair Hearing Set Today
A Sacramento public hearing before the senate agricultural committee considers the Kline bill to designate Riverside as a late state fair matching Sacramento. Pomona and Ventura fairs back the measure while Sen Inman opposes to keep Sacramento as the fair hub. The bill would add four members to the state board of agriculture, aiding Southland and Riverside exhibits.
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Sacramento
Senate Agricultural Committee
California
Kline
Riverside
J. Bk. Inman
Alill
Stace
Pomona
Ventura
Southland
Widening shakeup in Agriculture Department and political shifts
Reports from Washington indicate Secretary William M. Jardine plans an extensive department shake-up. Roosevelt for Democratic leaders conference proposes early summer gathering to unify the party. Other items note British opposition to the Geneva peace protocol, aviation cost criticisms, Santa Fe wage deal, and U.S. child marriage findings.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
William M. Jardine
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Income tax filing aid offered to Coronans
Coronans may file income tax returns tomorrow and Wednesday as Deputy Collector Rankin conducts a three day visit at City Hall. An average of 306 006 taxpayers must file and pay part of their tax daily to avoid penalties before the 16th. Penalties are waived if payment is made by midnight and mailed payments are accepted. The notice explains personal exemptions for various statuses and how marriage and head of family status affect exemptions.
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Coronans
S. Il. Rankin
Rankin
California
Internal Revenue District
Bush Says St Louis Gave Edge In Trade
Joe Bush voices clear belief that St. Louis received the better end of the deal after being traded from New York for Shocker. He asserts the edge lies with the National League club and comments on the move amid ongoing trade talks.
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Joe Bush
New York
St. Louis
Shocker
St. Louisa
Corona Red Sox Take Series Opener Over Lee's All Stars
Lee's All Stars of San Bernardino loses game at city park to Corona Red Sox 7 to 3. Forehand's players commit seven errors while Praster allows five hits. Mayes hits a three run homer with one in the first. Skinner and Nichols combine for Corona on the mound. Riverside outfielder error helps visitors as Corona wins second of three.
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City Park
Lee
All Stars
San Bernardino
Corona Red Sox
Sox
Forehand
Praster
Heaver
Mayes
Skinner
Nichols
Corona
Riverside
Yale Harvard Four Mile Varsity Race Set on Thames Course
The annual four mile varsity race between Yale and Harvard is scheduled for the Thames river course in New London on June 1. Teams will compete for the intrastate title with expectations of strong performances from both crews.
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Yale
Harvard
Thames River
New London
June Yi
Ploween political pan-fa die vent game
A federal conference announced by the executive group of a United States organization chaired by Ray Lyman Wilbur president of Stanford University. The meeting will be patterned after the Institute of Politics at Williamstown Massachusetts and will discuss intergroup intercourse in the Pacific region.
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Pacific
von Mite
United States Group
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Inland Stanford University
Institute of Politics
Williamstown
Maas
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Dr. Crew
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R. Linn
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Pury
Herbert M. Key
John M. Key, Jr
Cecil Turk
Eric McNaught
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H. Ss. P. T. A. Entertainment
Orpheus: Quartet
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Psychology Club
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Geneva
Nations
Austen Chamberlain
Council of the
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National Aeroautical Assocition
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