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Exterior view of Schumb residence in San Jose
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Exterior side view of Schumb residence in San Jose
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Color photograph of the side exterior view of the Schumb residence in San Jose, California. House resembles the architectural style of The Bivouac. House can be seen in background, with palm trees next to it in the front yard. Group of people walking around the yard visible near center of photo. Partial view of garden can be seen in foreground, with assorted roses and other plants. Written on back of photo is the address, "Schumb Residence. 1508 Newport Ave. San Jose, CA 95125. 1994." Related to Image Number 000124 and 000125.
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Exterior view of Schumb residence in San Jose
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Color photograph of the exterior view of the front yard at the Schumb residence in San Jose, California. House resembles architectural style of The Bivouac. Palm similar to the one next to the Second Building replica at The Bivouac can be seen in background. Written on back of photo, "1994." Related to Image Number 000124 and 000126.
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Former residence of Harrison Gray Otis at 1948 Grand Ave
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Black and white photograph print of Harrison Gray Otis' home in Los Angeles, at 1948 Grand Ave. Family lived here until The Bivouac was built on Wilshire Boulevard. "Residence of Col. H.G. Otis" written on bottom left corner of photograph. Floral border present at top of photo.
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San Jose State College Commencement Address
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Three copies of a speech entitled "The Great Race: Survival" given by Otis Chandler at the San Jose State College Commencement on June 5, 1967. Items in this folder are a letter to Mrs. Murial K. Lorenz, Administrative Assistant to the President, San Jose State College, from Freddie Miller, regarding requested reprints; a memo from Otis Chandler to Art Seidenbaum, requesting ideas for speech; a thank you letter from Robert D. Clark, San Jose State, to Otis Chandler; a newspaper clipping from the San Jose Mercury regarding the speech; a letter, with an invitation attached, from George W. Milias, Chairman, California Legislature Assembly committee on State Personnel and Veterans Affairs, to Otis Chandler, sending his regrets on not being able to attend the reception in honor of Otis Chandler; a thank you letter from Mrs. Murial K. Lorenz, Administrative Assistant to the President, San Jose State College, to Freddie Miller, also discussing the reception honoring Otis Chandler; four letters stapled together of correspondence between Mrs. Murial K. Lorenz, Freddie Miller, Robert D. Clark, and Otis Chandler, regarding details about Otis Chandler's biographical information and statistics for academic regalia; a newspaper clipping from the Oakland Tribune announcing Otis Chandler's speech; and a memo from Freddie Miller to Irving Bengelsdorf regarding an article he wrote which is the basis of Otis Chandler's speech.
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San Jose - Lynching
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3 items: three LAT clip copies, one editorial, two news stories, 11/28/1933, "two kidnap and murder suspects were taken from a San Jose jail by a very large mob, and hanged, the controversy was increased when Gov. James Rolph praised the lynching as a "lesson to the nation" that California would not tolerate similar crimes.
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San Jose
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Includes programs for events held at the San Jose Civic Auditorium.
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