Congress Reassembles With Undefined Work In Concluding Session
The Sixty third Congress reconvenes for a brief final session as President Wilson plans to address a joint session tomorrow. Key work centers on usual appropriation bills while the next Congress fate remains uncertain amid ongoing European war and Mexican conditions. Several Republican and Democratic veterans retire, shaping the House and Senate leadership as the term ends.
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Ten Arrested in Corona Gambling Raid
A sensational Corona raid on a Boulevard gambling den near Main and Romana streets resulted in ten Mexican suspects arrested. Chief Ramsey with Officers Colton and Williamson secured the scene, confiscating cards, whisky flasks, beans used as chips, and money. Names given included S Briones, Fred Barraca, Victoria Axkatorino Sor Gooson, F Mendiolo, A H Hernandez, Jesus Morrono, P Sourrou, Pedro Corello, A Mosquida, and Jouin de Ando. The operation, aimed at stopping a poker game, proceeded with tight discipline and yielded arrest warrants and evidence.
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Umpire Decision Sparks Complaint in Elsinore Corona Game
In an Elsinore 2 Corona 0 loss, fans blame Umpire Thomas for a disputed call at third base in the eighth inning. The ruling, seen as costly, followed a near-clean game through seven innings with no scoring.
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Stock Exchange to Permit Restricted Trading
New York December 7 trading will allow restricted trading in stocks designated by a five member committee. It is understood that trading on these stocks began last Saturday.
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Ships Sunk in Early December Naval Losses
Reports from Valparaiso and Stockholm describe multiple ship sinkings. The British steamer Charras was sunk by German transport Prifice near Port Corral. Swedish steamers Luna and Byerilda were sunk by torpedoes off the coast of Fidei with all crew aboard Luna lost and only one man from Byerilda surviving the voyage.
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Villa and Zapata Plan Joint Action and Retirement
Mexico City report states Generals Villa and Zapata publicly agree to work together and retire to private life when their aims are achieved. Villa pledges continued resistance against Carranza and Zapata is expected to cooperate. A column of 8000 men is to move toward Vera Cruz.
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Committees Named to Plan Electric Plant Celebration
Chamber of Commerce and Woman's Improvement Club presidents appoint committees to cooperate with Board of Trustees for the Corona electric plant celebration. W J Beittelow names W C Barth B J Genereux and F H Roberts to lead planning efforts.
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Courtroom Killing Shocks Cashmere Trial
In Cashmere Washington this morning Henry Carr on trial for assault shot from his hip pocket killing Co. D Franklin and wounding another man Parson. The incident occurred during the court session in Wenatchee.
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American Mining Congress Opens Seventeenth Session
Phoenix delegates gather as the American Mining Congress opens its seventeenth annual session with talks on Colorado and Arkansas coal mine strikes public lands policies and mining laws. Delegates from gold coal copper and other sectors discuss taxation water supply and unpatented claims as officials from federal mining bureaus attend.
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Discount Period on Gas Extended in Corona Tariff
The State Railroad Commission orders Citrus Belt Gas and trustee P J Dubbell to amend Corona artificial gas rates to 1 50 per thousand cubic feet with a 1 monthly minimum. The previous rate was 1 75 per thousand with a 25 cent discount for early payment before the tenth.
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Nine causes for present unrest of the nation
Washington report outlines nine principal causes of industrial unrest cited by the Commission on Industrial Relations. Included are low wages, long hours, unsafe conditions, unemployment, demand for a voice in work rules, immigration oversupply, inflation, and agitation by politicians and agitators. The findings are part of a preliminary report with full conclusions due next August.
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