What is California associated with?

Documented relationships include: discovered, witnessed. 2 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite California?

2 primary sources cite this place, including: Image 2 of Sierra County advocate (Kingston, N.M.), December 18, 1914 (1914); Image 4 of Albuquerque morning journal (Albuquerque, N.M.), October 31, 1920, (CITY EDITION) (1920).

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California place

born: [1911-01-01,1912-01-01)died/dissolved: [1920-01-01,1921-01-01)geocode: external_geography🌐 Q99id: p_california_66360e

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Summary: State holding a general election with a large voter registration in 1920.

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Claims (2)

discovered

979,174 ounces of gold— 1911

cited from Image 2 of Sierra County advocate (Kingston, N.M.), December 18, 1914 (1914)

siWa16unty advocate W O THOMPSON Proprietor i r The Sierra County Advocateisentered at the Post Office at HiJIsboro Sierra County New Mexico for tranprniswon trough the US Mails as second class tnattor 4 SIERRA COUNTY ADVOCATE Impartially Devoted to the Best Inter ests of Sierra …

witnessed

largest voter registration in state's history at 1,374,184 for 1920 election— 1920-10-30

cited from Image 4 of Albuquerque morning journal (Albuquerque, N.M.), October 31, 1920, (CITY EDITION) (1920)

FOUR XTBuqutrqtM Morning Journal Sunday October 31 1920 CALIFORNIA HAS CLOSED II VERY DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS WIND UP THEIR GREAT WHIRLWIND CAMPAIGN Continued from Fag On 1 i QUIET CM party are seeking proved Has the Largest Registration J in the States History In terest Is Centered …

Mentioned by (19)

James Kirker arrived_in California— 1850

Col. Albert J. Fountain arrived_in California— 1854

Pilar Perez departed_for California

Charles Brown departed_for California— 1850-04

Colonel McIlhany departed_for California— 1849-05-04

Gen. Stephen W. Kearney departed_for California— 1846

Mr. Mingle departed_for California

Mr. Hadley departed_for California

Miss Metcalf departed_for California

J. T. McCorkle departed_for California

Frank Nichol departed_for California

W J Borland departed_for California— 1907-04-22

Charles Brown departed_for California

L A Skelly departed_for California— Monday

Sylvester Mowry imprisoned_in California

Dawson's family lived_at California

Joseph F. Smith lived_at California

Pad Munor returned_from California

Technical Sergeant stationed_in California

Sources (2)

Image 2 of Sierra County advocate (Kingston, N.M.), December 18, 1914 ↗

Anonymous · 1914 · newspaper · public_domain · details

Image 4 of Albuquerque morning journal (Albuquerque, N.M.), October 31, 1920, (CITY EDITION) ↗

Anonymous · 1920 · newspaper · public_domain · details