California News Briefs From 1924 Excerpts
A roundup of California developments includes Arbor park chosen as Stockton auto camp, California Auto Association opening a Red Bluff district office, new license plate colors for 1925, and a Chico hotel card game robbery netting $200. Reports cover live oak bridge efforts, Redmen hall construction at Vallejo, a gold wedding in Guerneville, and a Marysville fraud alert.
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Stockton
State Primary Returns Show California Vote Totals
Official returns from the presidential primary list Colidge at 11 826 Johnson 262 499 Coolidge majority 49 327 McAdoo 111 798 uninstructed 19 289 McAdoo majority 92 509 Prohibition total 7 286 Socialist 6 296. Ran dall the only Prohibition candidate Dobbs the entire Socialist vote. Coolidge high man William H Crocker second Charles C Chapman. Johnson ticket carried 37 counties despite southern losses. Coolidge 22. Counties listed include Alameda Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego and more. Total election vote 742 827 from 1 499 595 registered. Initiatives include Bible in schools and tax protest petitions. Will C Wood seeks treasury surplus apportionment. eight measures circulate. A third installment loan of 170 000 brings total 470 000 for foot and mouth disease indemnity. Mark E Noon charged with incompetency. three hours to respond. Weight-based auto registration fee urged to fund highways.
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Secretary of Statec
Colidge
Johnson
Coolidge
McAdoo
Prohibition
Charles H. Randall
Eugene Y. Dobbs
William H. Crocker
Charles C. Chapman
Frank P. Flint
Pasadena
Will C. Wood
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Alameda
Imperial
Inyo
Kern
Kings
Los Angeles
Marin
Modoc
Monterey
Napa
Orange
Riverside
San Bernardino
San Diego
San Luis Obispo
Santa Barbara
Santa Clara
Santa Cruz
Sonoma
Stanislaus
Tulare
Ventura
Alpine
Amador
Butte
Calaveras
Colusa
Contra Costa
del Norte
el Dorado
Fresno
Glenn
Humboldt
Lake
Lassen
Madera
Mariposa
Mendocino
Merced
Mono
Nevada
Placer
Plumas
Sacramento
San Benito
San Francisco
San Joaquin
San Mateo
Shasta
Sierra
Siskiyou
Solano
Sutter
Tehama
Trinity
Tuolumne
Yolo
Yuba
Insane Patient Costs Borne by County Post Trial
Attorney general rules that when an insane person returns to his home county for trial after treatment, all case costs including transport and maintenance in the state asylum are county obligations. Central Mendocino County Power Company gains authority to build and run an electrical transmission system in Littlelake valley and to extend a line to Snow Mountain Water & Power's plant in Patter valley.
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Central
Mendocino
Osdick School District to Vote on 2500 Bond Issue
Notice to qualified electors of Osdick School District San Bernardino County California announces a bond election on June 28 1924 at Adams Store from 8 am to 8 pm to issue and sell bonds totaling 2500 dollars for building a new schoolhouse and furnishing it. Bonds are 50 100 and 500 denominations bearing 8 percent interest. Bond numbers 1 through 20 run 1 2 or 3 years. P J Osdick acts as inspector. Elsie Nosser and Mrs J W Platt act as judges. Witnessed May 27 1924 by Co W Platt Clerk and Chas J Appel Trustees. First pub 6-5-24 Last pub
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James Covel
Oroville
J. Jones
Herbert Taylor
Ole Hansen
Guernevill
San Francisco
Marysville
D. E. Carter
Daily Service
Los Angeles
Stockton Council
Knights of Columbus
Thomas Dooley
Geafield
Bank of Napa
Fred Thoerner
Yuba Mining Company
Rackerby
Yuba County
Antonio Garibotto
Walter Lips
San Quentin
Yosemite Valley
Yosemite
Sophia Contreras
Paul Stenlared
Better Films Board
Sacramento
California
Sonoma County
Jack Flynn
San Quentin Penitentiary
Mary CC. Tenney
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Attorney General’s Office
California State Automobile Association
Good Roads Bureau
American Association of State Highway Officials
Frank G. Oxhead
Oakland
Court Madrone No
Foresters of America
Redwood City
Court College City
Palo Alto
Kk. F. Bethke
Genti Brignardello
Merced
Tony” Michaels
George A. Ryan
Michaels
Herbert E. Eaton
University of California
University of Texas
Cynthia Leadsinger
Fresno
Tyree H. Bell
Osdick
San Bernardino
Adams Store
P. J. Osdick
Elsie Nosser
J. W. Platt
W. Platt
Chas. J. Appel
San Bernardino County
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Iolden
Live Oak
Feather River
Redmen Hall
Vallejo
America
Ben H. Milliken
New York Commonwealth Fund
A. F. Champion
Fort Worth
Tex
J. E. Goldy
Champion
Key System Transit Company
State Railroad Commission
Piedmont
Berkeley
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Fish and Game Commission
Klamath River
Senate
People’s Water and Power Act
California Bankers Association
Department of Agriculture
State Board of Control
Mark E. Noon
State Prison Board of Directors
State Prison Board
Noon
Will H. Marsh
Division of Motor Vehicles
Francis X. Moore
Remington Portable Typewriter
Randsburg
S. L. Benson
Barstow
A.C. Pratt
Barstow, Cal
B.C. Anderson
Santa Fe
ING
Office
the Clements
Almond Hotel
J. J. Chambers
Prop
Randsburg, Cal
William L. Denton
Randsburg, California
G. Cleveland Taylor
Standard Oil Company