The Real Fight in California Politics and Merriam
The narrative recalls campaign clashes in California with Frank Merriam as a central figure. It outlines Haight's challenge, alleged bribes, and Merriam's voting record on taxes and workers’ rights, plus accusations of graft and manipulation surrounding the 1920s governor race. The piece blends personal dispute with broader state issues and ends noting church cantata progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Haight
Los Angeles
Minute-men
Ave
Bob” Shuler
Shuler
Haight
Commonwealth Party
Merriam
Sincair
United States
McAdoo
California
Frank F. Merriam
Hopkinton
Beehler
Cummins
Iowa
Assembly
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Central Valley Water and Power Project
Central Valley Water Project
Crescent City Investment Company
Oregon
Mar
California Real Estate Department
Sacramento “Bee
Senate
Rolph
San Francisco
Harry
Frank
Campaign Committee
Crocker National Bank
Raymond Haight
Negro church activities pre Christmas sermons listed
Ebenezer Baptist church hosts morning gifts for the King and evening No Room in the Inn sermon by Rev P F King. Central Street Baptist Church East Beckley holds Sunday program led by Rev H E Davis. Christmas cantata The Redeemer of the World featured. Church social at Ebenezer hosted by deacon board at the home of Mr and Mrs M E English Tuesday. Junior League meets with election of assistant secretary Hazel Garland. Services at Faith Chapel A M E Raleigh conclude four night Spiritual Recovery meeting led by Rev H E Davis and Rev Eugene Wily. Attendees include Mrs N K Coles Brown and Mrs A McFadden. Several local residents attend extension classes in Bluefield and other small talks and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Baptist Church
P. F. King
Central Street Baptist Church
East Beckley
Howard Law, Jhhairman
H. E. Davis
M. E. English
League
Nannie Price
Anna Clark
Hazel Garland
Katie Levels
Thelma Dyer
Elsie Hil
Ruth Wright
Maggie Williams
Frances Burns
Faith Chapel
A. M. E. Church
Raleigh
Long Branch Baptist Church
Eugene Wily
Kimberly Baptist Church
N. K. Coles Brown
Moorestown
N. J
A. M. McFadden
A. McFadden
Bluefield
Josephine Robinson
Josephine Wright
I. W. Haynes
Anthony Calloway
James Wright
Howard Law
Virginia Webb
Stotesbury
O.tr. Wilkerson
R. J. Howard
Inez Becks
J. O. Smith
Shrewsbury Home Burns With Family Inside
Cecil Shrewsbury’s home at Odd burned last Tuesday destroying the structure and all furnishings. Mrs. Shrewsbury saved four children, including an infant, from one room as flames enveloped the house. Mr. Shrewsbury, principal of the Killarney school, was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Shrewsbury
Odd
Shrewsburys
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Ichmon Dry Cleaners
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