Republicans Standoff Shapes California Gubernatorial Race
In San Francisco on March 1 state politics swirl as two Republican factions spar over Gov. Stephens expensive administration. Richardson camps on fiscal restraint citing a $91 million budget versus Johnson’s $35.6 million. Democrats back Phelan as a remedy to high taxes, while Gavin McNab emerges as a potential Democratic U.S. Senate candidate. The piece notes Phelan’s past graft cleanup and hints at party maneuvering, with generals of public service urging relief and reform.
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San Francisco
Cal
Richardson
Hiram Johnson
Stephens
Johnson
Tam
Ichardson
California
Richards
Bret Stephens
Washington
State League of Troquois
Phelan
United States Senate
Jimmy Phelan
United States
Gavin McNab
Wilson
McNab
Gavin
Mendocino County
McNab Ranch
Mendocino
Local notes from Manchester by the Sea and surrounds
February items record travel, visits, and births in Manchester by the Sea area. Mrs. Charles Crispin left for Healdsburg via Fort Bragg while Mrs. Morse arrives in San Francisco. New grammar school opens Monday. Births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Grant and a birth to Mrs. Al McMillen. Local residents visit, travel, and birthdays noted with several Point Arena and Santa Rosa mentions.
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Manchestier
Charles Crispin
Healdsburg
Fort Bragg
Helen Morse
San Francisco
Conrad Dahl
Greenwood
Morse
Ted Grant
al McMillen
Point Arena
Susan Reynolds
Elwood Kendall
Leslie Bishop
Santa Rosa
W. W. Fairbanks
Soquel
Ernest Bishop
Archie Branstrum
Elen Branscomb
Nayford Hepworth
Up Coast
Bertha Halliday
Daisy Mc-Callum
Lila Ainslie
Mae Mc-Callum
Hendrickson and Stor netta wed at Point Arena
Mrs Flora Stor netta, a popular young lady with many friends, married Freddy Hendrickson of Point Arena on Saturday. Ethel Crispin is visiting the Caughey home for a few days as well.
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Ethel Crispin
Caughey Home
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule Announcement
Reverend W. W. Breckenridge, pastor, leads morning worship at 11 o clock. Sunday school at 10, C E meeting at 7 in the evening. Mid week service on Wednesday evening. All are cordially invited to attend.
Local notes on ill health and travel reports
Mrs Frank Rea suffered influenza late last week and into this week. Mrs Belle Haines and her son Crockett, long residents of Oakland, are reported doing well and content. Robert and Mrs Lovejoy of Covelo visited town en route home after Mrs Lovejoy underwent hip surgery in San Francisco. her leg remains in a plaster cast but recovery is progressing.
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Frank Rea
Belle Haines
Crockett
Oakland
Robert Lovejoy
Covelo
San Francisco
Mathews Announces Candidacy for County Auditor in 1922 Primary
Incumbent J. J. Mathews seeks the county auditor nomination at the August 29 1922 primary. Also listed are candidates D C Smith for county treasurer Willis H Prather county clerk Lee Cunningham tax collector district attorney J C Hurley W F Ornbam coroner and public administrator R L Cleveland coroner and public administrator James R Elder county recorder A J Berkovits E G Brown sheriff George Ray and Justice of the Peace Ukiah Township George A Johnson and John Burgess.
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Willis H. Prather
R. L. Cleveland
Ukiah
George A. Johnson
Justice OF the Peace
Ukiah Township
Elmer G Busce seeks Supervisor Fifth District nomination
Elmer G Busce enters the primary race for Supervisor Fifth District. Newton P Howe of Point Arena announces his candidacy while Elgar Smith County Surveyor is noted. Mrs Laurence McCready Pittman travels from San Francisco. she reports her mother Mrs McCready visiting and in good health.
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Nolph
Hiram Johnson
Theodore Roosevelt
Newton P. Howe
Point Arena
Fifth Dist
Laurence McCready Pittman
San Francisco
McCready
Northwestern Pacific timetable changes effective December 4 1921
Train schedule list shows times for routes from San Francisco to various towns including Sausalito Solano and Eureka with outbound and return times. Notes state trains 3 and 4 carry sleeping cars and coaches between Sausalito and Eureka and stops occur only to discharge passengers boarding beyond Healdsburg.
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Fortuna
Eureka
Ar. P.m.ar. P.m.ly. A.m.lv. B
Healdsburg
Sausalito
Card of Thanks for John F. Layman Bereavement
The Layman family thanks friends for kindness during their loss of husband and father John F. Layman. Bert Thornton and family came from Albion, Mrs. Thornton stayed with the Wilsons while Mr. Thornton went to San Francisco for Paul Dimmick’s funeral, former Albion Lumber Co. superintendent.
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John F. Layman
Bert Thornton
Albion
Mrs. Thornton
Frank Wilson
Mr. Thornton
San Francisco
Paul Dimmick
Albion Lumber Co
W. C. T. U. Meeting Schedule Noted
The W. C. T. U. meets on the first and third Friday of each month at the Christian church at 2 30 p m. This notice records regular meeting times for the organization in the community venue.
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The
Christian Church
Christian Science Services at 110 S School Street
Christian Science society holds Sunday services at 11 a m and Sunday school at 10 a m with Wednesday testimony meeting at 7 30 p m Reading room operates daily 2 to 4 p m except Sundays and holidays Next Sunday subject is Man All welcome.
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S. School Street
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U. S
J. B. Sanford
Ator
Manchester By-The-Sea
Hal Bishop
Flora Stornetta
Freddy
J. J. Mathews
D. C. Smith
Lee Cunningham
J.C. Hurley
W. F. Ornbam
James R. Elder
County Recorder
A. J. Berkovits
W.S. van Dyke
Frank Reynolds
E. G. Brown
George Ray
John Burgess
Office of
Town of
Elmer G. Busce
Elgar Smith
Northwestern Pacific
R. R. Co
S. F
P.m.ly. A.m.lyv. A.m.ar. P.m.ar
San Fran
San Rafael
Novato
Petaluma
Sta. Rosa
Ldsburg
Cloverdale
Es Hopland
J. H. Hansen
Ralph S. Blend
N. Dora St
Cleland’s Furniture Store
A. J. Fairbanks
DIST
K. P. Buchanan
Cc. T. U
Christian Science Society
P. H. Joseph
Golden Eagle
Jamison Bros. CO
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