Correspondence Between James N. Young (American Legion Weekly), the office of Friend William Richardson (Governor of California) & Edward O'Day, 1923.
San Francisco & Sacramento, CA, NY: Young, O'Day & Richardson, 1923. Five Letter-Sized Pages, Two Typed Letters Signed (one each by Young & Richardson's Secretary), and Two Carbon Copy Letters by Edward O'Day. Good with minor creasing, light toning, & small marginal tears.
Young was sounding out O'Day and Richardson about writing an article about Japanese and Chinese immigrants in California. "We want to present the facts in the case and show them to people--how the average man on the coast feels about his yellow neighbors, why they don't like them and why they would like to see them out of America."
Provenance: O'Day, Edward F. 1883-1959, was the editor and publisher of The Town Talk in San Francisco (ca. 1915 - 1930). Item #63-4197
Price: $100.00