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Whereas, there exists in the City and County of San Francisco a state of tumult, riot and other emergencies, or imminent danger thereof, and there is present therein tumultuous, riotous and unlawful assemblies with intent to do violence to persons and property therein, and to resist the laws of the State of California and of the United States of America:
Now, therefore, I, Frank F. Merriam, governor of the state of California,
and by virtue thereof commander- The adjutant general will provide all transportation and services and furnish all rations and other supplies necessary for the proper performance of the duties hereby authorized and ordered, and for each and all such purposes I do hereby suspend all provisions of the laws of the state of California which require advertisements for bids for purchases of supplies or employment of services. This proclamation to be and is continued in force uninterruptedly until revoked by me as governor of the state of California.
(Signed) July 5, 1934 Return to the Museum's General Strike Page.
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