11 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1914
Page
1
Published every afternoon except Sunday at 110 112 West Sixth Street. Subscription rates listed as $4.00 per year $2.00 for six months and 35 cents per month delivered by carrier within city limits.
Historical notes claim coffee prices in New York rose due to a Brazil engineered condition. The government allegedly threatened many New York brokers with jail while critics say the threat remained even as distributors hoped to avoid punishment and inform friends.
The investigation found conditions favorable to packers at the outbreak of war and Washington threatened jail for those involved. Though warned before, they remain wary of standing trial, yet some see it as a potential push against higher prices.
Berlin reports preparations in Potsdam for Emperor William's return and rumor he will move his headquarters there. The Copenhagen correspondent notes Potsdam as the likely new base for the emperor.
Paris reports an action by the French near an Oise bridge close to Sempigny. French defenders held fire, repelled German advance for twenty minutes, then a French aviator dropped a bomb to destroy the bridge. The enemy retreated and the French crossed on a pontoon to advance to Tracy.
Postwar Sweden faces a cabinet puzzle as Socialists claim the lead yet refuse full responsibility. They urge the defeated Liberals to form the next government, while Liberals fear reliance on Socialist or Conservative support will hamper policy.
Kling Gustav has recovered after a February illness and stomach operation and now enjoys good health. The king plays daily lawn tennis on covered courts in Stockholm, often competing against top players and holding his own in close matches.
London swiftly reports G Aargaard, secretary of the Norwegian Chamber of Commerce in London, rejects charges of export to Germany as incorrect and cites Norway’s 1913- year imports showing grain 304 032 tons first ten months and 306 771 tons total, coal imports down to 1 684 718 tons, coke down to 170 438 tons, petrol about 2300 tons, with goal to stockpile grain coal and oil amid financial limits.
An official statement declares no willingness to join a new cabinet with either the Conservatives or the Socialists. Parties prefer staying in opposition to gain strength before any coalition moves.
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