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Dispatch Democrat in Ukiah, California

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Dispatch Democrat

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1922

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Teapot Dome scandal tests Roosevelt era conservation

Washington reports flagging natural resource policies amid alleged deals turning over Teapot Dome oil fields to Sinclair Oil, with Navy reserves moved to Interior control. The piece links executive order actions, party ties, and campaign implications while noting Republican primaries reveal public sentiment toward Fordney McCumber tariff and special interests.

Washington Conservation of Natural Resources Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Teapot Dome Wyoming Navy Naval Oil Navy Department Department of Interior Sinclair Oil Interests Standard Oil Middle West Sinclair Oil Interior Department New York Stock Exchange White House Fordney House Columbia Harding Columbian Oil Standard Oil Company Pennsyyvania Alaska G. OG. P. Friends of National Conservation Ways and Means Ilinois Frank R. Reid Ira C. Copley Ways and Means Committee Mr. Reid Joseph W. Fordney Michigan Nicholas Longworth Ohio Titinsis Colorado George M. Bowers West Virginia People’s Trust Company Martinsburg W. Va

Anderson Valley News Notes May 10 Anderson movers to Ukiah and Navarre dance

Frank Reynolds of Manchester passes through Anderson Valley en route to Ukiah. Johnnie Slotte visits Boonville from Camp 11. Cecil Browninds family and Mrs. Cureton visit Sacramento and Tancred. Many head to Ukiah for the circus. The Cloverdale chamber event draws a large crowd and funds the highway fund. Navarre dance on May 13 with Mc Cray’s orchestra. Boonville merchant Farrer buys the old church to convert into a movie hall beside Tarwater’s garage. Open dance in Ornham valley May 16 delights attendees. Charley Lawson named candidate for Fifth district supervisor amid local support.

Anderson Valley Frank Reynolds Manchester Ukiah Johnnie Slotte Camp Boonville Cecil Brownind Alfa Navarro Sacramento Leonard Cureton Tancred Yolo County Livy Campbell Mountain View Jack McGimsey San Francisco Cloverdale Chamber of Commerce McCray Highway Fund Navarre Mr. Farrer Ware Albert Tarwater Ornham Valley

Rancher E L Guntly Seen in Philo Town

E L Guntly a well known rancher from Philo was in town last Friday for unspecified business and social rounds, drawing attention from local residents. He is noted for long involvement in regional ranching affairs and community work.

E. L. Guntly Philo

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