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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
4
The piece notes Kentucky's shifting stance on prohibition with strong sentiment against liquor traffic. It mentions political figures and parties, contrasting anti liquor moral concerns with the profits of saloons and liquor wholesalers. It highlights voters choosing prohibition and Republican representation in the U S Senate.
Admiral Bob Evans and his fleet of fighting machines are due to arrive at San Pedro mid April. Since Farragut, no man has matched the American ideal of a fearless fighting commander. Evans, soon to retire after celebrations, will be honored by the Pacific Coast as a storied naval hero known as Fighting Rob.
A Rabbinical figure from San Francisco is distributing pamphlets across the state. The distribution efforts focus on religious guidance and community outreach through printed materials.
A public figure denounces graft in the Ruef era, challenging efforts to whitewash his running mate Gene Schmitz. The author warns against leniency toward liquor law violators and criticizes officials, parties, and liquor groups for obstructing prohibition enforcement.
The Enterprise notes a petition urging John Meharg to allow his name for the Republican nomination while praising Assemblyman Miguel Estudillo. It argues for a primary to reflect rank and file wishes and urges backing the majority choice at the state convention, stressing fair process and county representation.
The text explains that a president need only be a natural born citizen, born in the United States or abroad to citizen parents. It cites Mayor McClellan of New York, born in Saxsony to visiting American parents, as a natural born citizen eligible for the presidency.
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