Get Off the Porch: Progressives vs Hardings Legacy
The piece argues G O P stands for Get Off the Porch challenging Warren G. Harding in the 1920 campaign. It denounces Republican leadership as incompetent and reactionary, cites 1912 Roosevelt Taft results, and endorses Lee D. Phelan for U S Senate while criticizing Shortridge and the party's direction.
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G.O. P
Cox
Harding
Republican Party
Warren G. Harding
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Taft
Benedict Arnold
Senator Phelan’s hard line on Japanese exclusion
The text portrays Senator Phelan as a consistent critic of Progressive leaders and a strong defender of California interests. It states he advocates rigid exclusion of Japanese people and denying them naturalization, arguing this would protect the white race and California’s interests.
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Phelan
California
Potter Valley notices mark retirement of Rev D N Howe
Rev D N Howe longtime Potter Valley M E Church pastor retires after four years of service. Farewell service September 10 and farewell sermon September 12 preceded by a Grange purse gift of 41.50. Howe and wife plan to live in Pacific Grove. Local Grange notes bittersweet departure and upcoming meeting September 18. Mrs Starbuck dies in Kentucky. her daughter Mrs J S Hughes mourns. Chas Sagehorn buys English ranch. Eddie couple visit California State Fair.
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Potter Valley
D. N. Howe
Potter Valley M. KE
Howe
Grange
The
David Coble
Potter Valley Grange
J. S. Hughes
Mrs. Starbuck
Valley
James Eddie
Sacramento
California
Pleasant View and Cloverdale Visitors Noted in Week
Mrs W J Gilman of San Francisco visited Pleasant View ranch with her parents Mr and Mrs H N Ornbaun. Mrs W O Endicott returned to Cloverdale after a stay with her daughter and son in law. Mansfield Garrett was in Cloverdale on business. Mr and Mrs Harry Newland and infant son returned to San Francisco after vacation with the Ornbauns. J Noble and daughter Helen went home from Oakland after a visit. The Ornbauns, their daughter and granddaughter were noted. Thelma Throop visited Santa Rosa with Mrs Throop. Miss Delva Witherell spent the weekend with Will Witherell in Boonville. J S Ornham returned from Santa Rosa after care with his daughter Mrs J E Davis. Mrs M E Ogle of Cloverdale visited the valley with her son B R Ogle. Caspar A Ornham and Lovett Frasier spent time at Rocha Monte Rancho. J B Davis of Santa Rosa visited the valley. Miss Ruby Elkins returned to St Helena School after vacation with her parents.
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Harry Newland
San Francisco
Death of Ted Burke on the Coast and Interment
Ted Burke died in Santa Rosa last Friday. His remains were shipped to Fort Bragg for interment, passing through Ukiah on Sunday. He was well known along the coast. his step-father W. B. Burke had died recently.
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Ted Burke
W. B. Burke
Santa Rosa
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Odd Fellows Visit With Willits Lodge
Willits, Sept 14. Saturday night the Odd Fellows held a large meeting and conferred the first degree. The Ukiah Judge degree team performed, delivering perhaps the finest ceremony seen locally. Twenty six Ukiah brothers drove to Willits for the event, including Dr. George McCowen aged over 90, visiting the 40 year old Willits lodge for the first time. Gordie Gibson, Dos Rios rancher, was in town on a brief business trip.
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Willits
Odd Fellows
Ukiah
Ukiah Brothers
George MccCowen
Willits Lodge
Gordie Gibson
Dos Rios
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Dispatch
Democrat
Mendocino County
J. B. Sanford
BR. P. Thurston
Lee D. Phelan
United States
Congress
Shortridge
Case
John Deere
A Cox. Hardware Co
Ornbaun
Schilling's
Schilling
Dan Guittard
Sperry
Palace
Scout Shoes
NEW Line
Manson
NEW Funeral
J. W. Eversole
Winchester
J. H. Barker & Son
W. Standley
Studebaker
Ukiah Sales CO
W. A. Ford
North State
Ukiah, Calif
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