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Farm Labor Rally – 1910 –

July 10, 2016 by sergneri Leave a Comment

MACKENZIE COMES IN FOR SCORCHING Speakers Condemn Commissioners’ Report on Japanese Immigration Demand Is Made That All Orientals Be Excluded From California San Francisco Call – July 6, 1910 Edited by O. M. BOYLE The meeting last night in the Auditorium of the building trades council to protest against the alleged laxity of immigration Commissioner … [Read more…]

Posted in: California Newspaper Archive, Racism Tagged: Asian, California, Chinese, farming, Hindu, Immigration, Japanese, labor, racism, White race

Floods in San Luis Obispo, November 1885

July 6, 2016 by sergneri Leave a Comment

DESTRUCTIVE STORMS. Heavy Losses by Recent Floods in San Luis Obispo. [Special Correspondence of the Alta.] San Luis Obispo, November 23d.— The evening of the 15th inst., one of the worst storms that ever visited our county set in. It wrought more devastation and ruin than the county can recover from in months. The rain … [Read more…]

Posted in: California Newspaper Archive, Faits Divers, Racism Tagged: 1885, Anti-Chinese, flood, San Luis Obispo, storms

A Nationwide Boycott on all Jewish Businesses …

July 3, 2016 by sergneri Leave a Comment

A NATION-WIDE boycott on all Jewish business and profes- sional men in Germany has been clamped down by Chancellor Hit- ler’s National Socialist party. The announcement states that it will last “until Jewish life in Germany is paralyzed.” Hitler’s government, while not officially countenancing the boycott, is not expected to in- tervene. At Nazi headquarters … [Read more…]

Posted in: California Newspaper Archive, Racism, Thinking about Tagged: 1933, boycott, Chancellor Hitler, Germany, Hitler, Jewish, National Socialist party, NAZI

Another Duel

June 24, 2016 by sergneri Leave a Comment

Daily Alta California, 4 November 1851 Another Duel— Man Killed. — We extract the following account of a duel, on the Yuba river, from the Ne- vada Journal extra, issued on Saturday evening : A duel took place on the Yuba, about eighteen miles from here, on the spot of the disputed Chinese claims, of … [Read more…]

Posted in: California Newspaper Archive, Faits Divers, Racism Tagged: 1851, Fatal Duel, Sacramento, Yuba River

RECORDER’S COURT

June 17, 2016 by sergneri Leave a Comment

RECORDER’S COURT. — In the case of the people against James Huff, for an assault upon Quang, a Chinaman, two juries have disagreed and been dis- charged. In the trial which took place on Wednes- day, S. S. Goode, one of the counsel for the defence, moved to exclude Chinese testimony, on the ground that … [Read more…]

Posted in: California History, California Newspaper Archive, Faits Divers, History, Politics, Racism Tagged: 1852, Anti-Chinese, bigotry, racism, Sacramento Daily Union

CONFESSIONS OF EX-COMMUNIST

May 15, 2016 by sergneri Leave a Comment

County Police Officials Attend CONFESSIONS OF EX-COMMUNIST IN MADERA HEARD AT SEMINAR Confessions of an ex-Communist who “organized” for the party in Madera and Merced counties during the 1930’s were included in a seminar on Communism, its history and its methods which was attended by six Madera County officials during the weekend. The “training course,” … [Read more…]

Posted in: California History, California Newspaper Archive, History, Politics, Racism Tagged: 1950, Commies, Committee on Un-American Activities, Communism, Madera and Merced counties, Madera Tribune, Norman Minnie

Grand Champion Baby

May 13, 2016 by sergneri Leave a Comment

PROOF IS CITED DETROIT—(U.P.)—The Negro fath- er and white mother of a 29 month- old child picked as Detroit’s “grand champion baby” said today the award proves there is fairness and democracy in America. ” Madera Tribune, 4 December 1950

Posted in: California Newspaper Archive, History, Politics, Racism, Thinking about Tagged: 1950, fairness and democracy, grand champion baby, Madera Tribune

Clear Vice Zone

March 13, 2016 by sergneri Leave a Comment

Clear Vice Zone Akron in 60 Days Los Angeles Herald, 18 February 1916 AKRON, Ohio, Feb. 18.—Inmates of segregated district resorts will have just sixty days to get into other lines of livelihood or to get out of town, Mayor William J. Laub an- nounced, after declaring the actual closing of the district shall come … [Read more…]

Posted in: California Newspaper Archive, Faits Divers, History, Politics, Racism Tagged: Akron, Prostitution, resegregation, vice, vice zone

JAP LABOR FOR FARMS OF VALLEY – 1945

March 5, 2016 by sergneri Leave a Comment

Madera Tribune, 1 October 1945. WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.—Approximately 3500 Japanese prisoners of war now are being transferred to the San Joaquin valley in California for harvest work, the War Department disclosed today. The Japanese are being taken from Camp McCoy, Wisconsin, and Camp Clarinda, Iowa, at the request of Gov. Earl Warren and California members … [Read more…]

Posted in: California History, California Newspaper Archive, History, Politics, Racism, Thinking about Tagged: agricultural workers, California, Camp Clarinda, Camp McCoy, harvest, Iowa, Japan, Japanese, Japanese prisoners of war, Wisconsin

WHAT ENGLISH WORKMEN SING, December 1871

January 26, 2016 by sergneri Leave a Comment

WHAT ENGLISH WORKMEN SING. “The Secularist Manual of Songs and Ceremonies ” has recently attracted some notoriety, from the allusion made to it by Gladstone in a recent speech. It is the creed and song-book, so to speak, of the revolutionary working classes in England, and a correspondent furnishes some specimens of the rhyme it … [Read more…]

Posted in: California Newspaper Archive, Faits Divers, History, Politics, Racism, Slavery, Thinking about Tagged: 1871, ENGLISH, Gladstone, Lower Classes, Sacramento Daily Union, Secularist Manual, workmen
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