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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1915
Page
1
The New York legislature has introduced bills to parole all prisoners not convicted of first degree murder. The issue reflects mercy in sentencing politics, with editorials arguing policy may deserve broader application. The piece contrasts murder convictions with white slavery crimes as equally grave.
Colorado judge Lindsex is criticized by opponents who fear his strict stance on vice and his efforts to assist the public. Supporters continue to back him, noting his strong popular confidence.
California legislators approve a constitutional amendment pending voter approval to extend superior judges from six to twelve year terms. The measure advances after senate concurrence with assembly amendments as political factions push for a referendum on non partisan bills. A statewide special election is planned for October 26 to decide the measure.
In Sacramento May 7 an amendment to extend terms for judges now in office to 12 years will be submitted at the next state election. Assemblyman Meek's inheritance tax bill boosts rates for estates of 250000 or more, part of a plan to offset poll tax losses. Senator Cogswell forecasts about 500000 additional revenue. tax bills seek 17700000 for 65th year and 18060000 for 66th. 5 million beyond budget funds earmarked for special appropriations. Governor Johnson may sign meanwhile with limited contingency funds.
Front downstairs room at 302 KE offers bath and private entry. Includes furnishings and private bath. suitable for quiet occupancy. Contact for details and availability.
A Saturday matinee at La Corona Theatre features Baby Ruthe, a clever child artist, with a postshow reception where all children may shake hands. Admission for children is 5 cents.
A brief notice offers rich foot villas Tara land at five dollars per acre cash with nine years to pay the balance. It claims twenty dollars per acre income the first year and notes proximity to market and a railroad. Inquiries urged by writing or calling.
A health remedy suggests that meat forms uric acid that overworks kidneys. It recommends four ounces of rad salts dissolved in water before breakfast to flush acids and relieve kidney and bladder issues, claiming Jad Salts is a harmless lithia water drink used for generations.
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