21 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1914
Page
1
Published every afternoon except Sunday at 110 112 West Sixth Street with subscriptions of 4.00 per year 2.00 for six months and 35e cents per month delivered by carrier within city limits.
A townwide flyer advocates a Socialist universal eight-hour law for California. It argues the measure would raise employment demand and stimulates debate on the eight-hour limit and its economic effects in Riverside.
President Wilson has invested 50 dollars in a bale of cotton as part of the Bale of Cotton Club emergency effort. The movement aims to mobilize public sentiment amid wartime strain on European trade and may spark similar commodity clubs. While some sectors lag, others boom as domestic production rises to replace imports and profit for American manufacturers.
Several weeks ago Representative Underwood, leader of the House majority, declared that the sub committee would not bring a booze vote to the floor. The statement signals no immediate action on alcohol policy in the chamber.
The article discusses the attempt to delay prohibition voting in the lower House using procedural strategies. It contrasts the steady, prudent approach of a Wise man with the panicked reaction of others, urging perseverance and resolve despite setbacks and rainy days.
Officials report human skull fragments recovered from a cottage cesspool in San Antonio as part of the Elois Nelms Dennis and Beatrice Nelms disappearance probe. District Attorney Linden leads the case linking the house rented to Aetor Innes and his wife now jailed on murder charges.
The text of Chief Justice White's award is made public awarding a large fertile district to Costa Rica, including banana plantations in the Sikola river valley. The case dates to independence and was long disputed, with Costa Rica gaining the lands despite prior hopes of victory.
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