Ukiah Tahoe highway story lifted by rival papers
The Dispatch exposes how Eastor Mobley of a Santa Rosa paper copied its meeting report on the Ukiah Tahoe highway association. The Dispatch supplied a carbon copy to Mobley for his Press, which then printed it and resembled the Dispatch’s own account. The editor notes a free exchange and questions West’s originality.
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Republican Press
Ukiah-Tahoe Highway Association
Dispatch
Eastor Mobley
Santa Rosa
West
Robt Duncan slated for Preston's position
San Francisco Feb 4 John W Preston special assistant to the United States Attorney General will leave for Washington to discuss an important case and the future of the War Board He is rumored to back his deputy Robert Duncan to head it and to seek a lighter force for the board He will urge retention of many Bureau of Investigation agents seek higher pay for assistant US attorneys and suggest moving the US attorney offices to a higher Post Office floor He also pushes for a new judgeship and is a candidate for a district judgeship vacated by retirement and possible promotion of another judge
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San Francisco
John W. Preston
United States Attorney General
Washington, D. C
Department of Jugic
Unit District Court of
New York
Preston State
Special War Board
Robert Duncan
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
BE. M. Blanford
United States
United States Attorney
Preston
W. W. Morrow
Circuit Court of Appeals
M. T. Dooling
Annapolis West Point examination announced
United States Senator James D. Phelan announced statewide competitive exams for Naval Academy and Military Academy admissions. The Annapolis test is February 15 across California. applicants must be under twenty by April. West Point exam follows February 19. entrants may be up to twenty one. Contact Senator Phelan in Washington for details.
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United States
James D. Phelan
Naval Academy
Annapolis
California
Phelan
Care
United States Senate
Washington, D. C
West Point
Military Academy
Mahlman Divorce Suit Dismissed by Plaintiff
The divorce suit of W. T. Mahlman against Minnie Mahlman, filed in the superior court several months ago, has been dismissed on petition of the plaintiff.
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Mahlman
W. T. Mahlman
Minnie Mahlman
Baptist Church Services and a Study Series
Mid week assembly is scheduled for Wednesday February 5 at 7 pm with devotional song service and teachers training after. Bible School at 9 45 Sunday with preaching at 11 am by Rev. Willard Fuller who will give a five minute prelude on Child Labor. B Y P U meets at 6 30 pm and at 7 30 pm the second address in the chart Between the Eternities titled The First Cycle of Human History will be given. The series questions the white throne and related themes amid discussion of Revelation.
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Willard Fuller
Missionary Society Meeting and Armenian Relief Work at Baptist Church
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Baptist Church will meet at Mrs. Donahue’s home on Clara Ave February 11 at 2:30 p m. The group resumes Missions study with music and papers under Mrs. G A Martin. The Ladies Aid held a business session and voted to start Armenian Relief Work, naming district committees, amid optimism after recent epidemic strains.
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Ladies Missionary Society of the’ Baptist Church
Donahue
Clara Ave
G. A. Martin
the Baptist Church
Brakeman Brownell Killed at South Bay Eureka
A. E. Brownell known as Brownie, brakeman on the Eureka passenger train, was fatally injured at South Bay near Eureka when he fell from a car and the train rolled over his leg and chest. He died within hours. He leaves a wife and six month old baby. Brownell had been on work trains clearing slides recently. A chemical truck responded to a residence fire at Louis P. Anker’s home earlier in the week.
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Louis P. Anker
Victory Theatre Program Highlights for February Dates
The Victory Theatre lists February shows including Alice Brady in The Knife with two one part comedies on February 4 for 10 and 20 cents. Mae Marsh in Money Mad on the 9th. Marguerite Clark in Rich Man Poor Man on the 11th with 15 and 80 cent admissions. Pauline Fredericks in La Tosca on February 14 as the 15th and last episode of A Fight for Millions.
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Alice Brady
the Knife
Mae Marsh
Marguerite Clark
Pauline Fredericks
Report of Death of Miss Wells Proved False
Fort Bragg February 4. Word reached here that the death of Miss Naomi Wells was a misidentification. Miss Wells is in Lovelock Nevada recovering from a severe flu attack.
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Fort Bragg
Naomi Wells
Death at Inglenook Peter Erickson Dies in San Francisco
Peter Erickson long time Inglenook resident died at 89 in San Francisco where he had lived the past two years. He came to this county in early days and was well known in local circles.
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Peter Erickson
Inglenook
San Francisco
Roosevelt Memorial at Presbyterian Church
In accord with the governor’s request the Presbyterian church will observe Roosevelt Sunday next. The evening service will feature memorial addresses by three laymen and patriotic music. All are cordially invited.
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Presbyterian Church
Roosevelt
Selfish Yates Praised for Moral Screen Value
Editor Dispatch-Democrat lauds Selfish Yates shown Tuesday night at the Victory theater as one of the finest films from a moral perspective, noting the production's strong church-aligned message in Ukiah.
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Dispatch-Democrat
Yates
Victory Theater
Ukiah
Miss Sarah Jackson Dies of Influenza at Camp Home
Miss Sarah Jackson died at her brother Tatlow Jacksons Camp home last Tuesday after a long rheumatic illness. She weakened over years and succumbed to the flu.
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Sarah Jackson
Tatlow Jackson
Ukiah Garage and Vulcanizing Co Partners Deed 1919
H E Davis and H E Dewey certify they are co partners doing business in Ukiah California under the name Ukiah Garage and Vulcanizing Company with principal place on South State Street Ukiah. They list residence as Ukiah California and sign before Notary M H Iverson on February 5 1919.
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H. E. Davis
H. E. Dewey
Ukiah
California
Ukiah Garage and Vulcanizing Company
South State Street
Mendocino
M. H. Iverson
H. RE. Dewey
County of
M.H. Iversen
Mendo
Cino
State of
Annual Meeting of Ukiah Society charting local growth
The Ukiah Society outlines continued community aims and lists officers led by President L. H. Foster. Members exceed 169 within a 15 mile radius. The society funds hall costs for the California State Grange and backs major highway projects including the Sutter Butte Tahoe route and Pacific Coast defense highways, with E. L. Cunningham named to represent the group in San Francisco on February 12.
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Ukiah and Vicinity
L. H. Foster
L. B. Crawford
Charles M. Mannon
BK. L. Cunningham
F. T. Barker
Louis Hofman
Keith C. Eversole
Ukiah
California State Automobile Association
Hopland
California State Grange
Pacific Coast Defense League
Pacific Coast
Society For the New Highway Association
Sacramento Valley
Society
San Francisco
Highway Commission
E. L. Cunningham
L. E. Crawford
E. M. Ford
Boonville Notes February Whispers in the Valley
Boonville reports threatening weather and welcome rain to lift frost. The flu scare subsides as schools reopen and a Ray Wheeler dance draws a modest crowd. Visitors include Mrs. Haines of Comfort and Blanche Brown of Sonoma. Local residents welcome back Dee Estill and Harry St. John from service.
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Boonville
Ray Wheeler
Mrs. Haines
Comfort
Harry St. John
Uncle Sam
Washington
Change in force at Dispatch-Democrat
Norman Thurston leaves for San Diego for several weeks to visit friends and relatives. C. Craddock, formerly of Ft. Bragg Chronicle and Eureka, takes over as foreman at the Dispatch-Democrat, bringing printer and linotype expertise to maintain the plant’s high standard.
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Norman Thurston
San Diego
C. (. Craddock
Ft. Bragg Chronicle
Eureka
Dispatch-Democrat
Thurston
Craddock
Boonville Youth Slightly Wounded
Boonville resident Harvey H. Hines listed as slightly wounded in Friday’s official casualty list. His nearest relative is Hulton C. Hines, and he hails from Boonville in Mendocino County.
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Harvey H. Hines
Boonville
Mendocino County
Hulton C. Hines
Card of Thanks for T W Cox Loss
We thank friends for sympathy and aid in the loss of our father and brother T W Cox The children W M Cox
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T. W. Cox
W. M. Cox
Fruit Trees For Sale By Silva Bergtholdt Nurseries
Now is the time to order fruit trees from Silva Bergtholdt nurseries. Full line of fruit trees and shrubbery available. Cox Hardware Co.
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Silva- Bergtholdt Nurseries
Cox Hardware Co
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Rex Drug Company
Ependable Drug
E. B. Gibson
Mgr
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R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
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