California News Briefs Snapshot of Projects
Fresno and Stanislaus see rail and road plans, new schools, hotel builds, and library expansions as California pursues growth. Notable items include oil surveys in Fresno County, a Turlock to Cortez rail line denial, a Fresno police pistol range, Yreka Fort Jones Etna railroad work starting Oct 1, a 1930 census discussion, a $300,000 Valero junior high bond, a $500,000 San Jose hotel, and PG&E investment for Agnew Santa Clara lines. Additional notes cover Yolo library growth, an air show in Newman, coast-to-Great Lakes canal interest, and seaside park and amphitheater plans.
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Geophysical Research Corporation
Fresno
Interstate Commerce Commission
Turlock & Eastern Railway Company
Turlock
Cortez
Santa Fe
Leymel
Yreka Railroad Company
Yreka
Fort Jones
Etna
Scott Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Valero
Stanislaus County
Western Natural Gas Company
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Western Company
Yolo County
Nancy C. Laugenour
Newman
Robert Rideout
California
A. A. Clark
Air Circus
Great Lakes
Atlantic
St. Lawrence River
University of California
Charles P. Craig
California Parks
Natural Resources
Fred G. Stevenot
Stevenot
California Redwood Park
Santa Cruz
Bidwell Park Chico
San Jose
A. J. Hart
Hotel Association
Hart
Santa Clara Street
Notre Dame Avenue
Merced Merchants’ Association
Bear Creek Park
Merced
Ontario
Agnew
Santa Clara
Orange County
C. €. Young
Santa Ana
Sonoma State Home
Corte Madera
Ross and Kentfield
Marin County
Railroad Commission
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Company
Kentfield
Kentfield Chamber of Commerce
California State Railroad Commission
Public Instruction
Viering Kersey
Army
Navy
Oregon Line
Department of Public Works
Orick
Humboldt County
Heafey-Moore Company
Oakland
Central California Concourse Association
Joseph Brum
Colfax
Truckee
Reno
Hazen
Brum
W. L. Johns
Chico State Teachers’ College
Northern California School of Aeronautics
Chico High School
San Leandro
American Legion
Brentwood
Douglas McCormack
Legion Post
East Bay
McCormack
General Petroleum
Delano
Kern County
Silver Lake
Thomas M. Ryan
Warren Barney
Auzrey A. Barney
Vester E. Barney
Alfred Barney
Arfie M. van Sickle
Harry van Sickle
Mokelumne
Alvarado
Grammar School
Pacific State Conference On
Sacramento
James Eads How
Congress
Gang Member Is Taken for a Ride
Detroit police link the slaying of extortionist and Purple gang figure Irving Shapiro to a retaliatory hit or a bold move against bootleggers. Shapiro’s body, found on Taylor avenue, was identified by fingerprints after a gray touring car fled the scene. Investigations tie the murder to gang conflicts and renewed Purple gang activity, with officials predicting more arrests and possible retribution.
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Detroit
Mich
Irving Shapiro
Purple Gang
Albert Rose
Taylor Avenue
Rose
Shapiro
Russell McCarty
Identification Bureau
Edward W. Brown
la Salle Boulevard
Taylor
Fred W. Frahm
Sammy Abramson
Henry J. Garvin
Abramson
Inspector Frahm
Ficers
Garvin
Hastings Street
Purple
Frank Wright
Reuben Cohen
Joseph Bloom
Miraflores
Alexandrine Avenue
Plan Memorial to Mary Ann Rutledge
Iowa state historical memorial and art department considers funding a memorial for Mary Ann Rutledge the mother of Ann Rut ledge whose grave lies in a Jefferson county cemetery near Birmingham Town. Her later years were spent in sorrow linked to her daughter’s romance.
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Des Moines
Mary Ann Rutledge
Abraham Lincoln
Ann Rutledge
Historical
State of
Iowa
Jefferson County
Birmingham
Rules Roosters Have Legal Right to Crow in Glens Falls
In Glens Falls New York roosters may crow as long and loudly as they please after city attorney J Ward Russell ruled there is no ordinance to quiet them. Residents complained about disrupted sleep but the legal stance leaves roosters free to crow, with the mayor noting no formal law exists.
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Glens Falls
N. Y
J. Ward Russell
Russell
Cost of Illness Sets Billions Yearly in U S
Dr Homer Folks estimates the annual cost of illness to the American public at 3.73 billion dollars, nearly the U S government’s last fiscal year outlay. The breakdown includes physicians and hospitals, dispensaries, nursing, medical supplies, dental care, and lost wages from illness and premature death.
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Washington
Homer Folks
United States
Doctor Folks
Aged man ends life with wish to sleep forever
Evansville Indiana report says William H. Black, 94, told his daughter he wished to sleep and never wake. He soon died, being the last surviving member of English settlers who arrived in the early 1850s. He accompanied Elizabeth Sutton on the same voyage, whom he later married.
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Evansville
Ind
William H. Blackman
William B. Wheaton
Elizabeth Sutton
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