Mexican Rail Worker Kills For Revenge
Felix Gutierres, 88, a Mexican railroad section hand, was held on murder charges in Tracy as revenge for the 10 year old ambush killing of his two brothers at a Tarascan Indian waterhole. He killed Jesus Ramirez, 27, after following him from a cafe and firing 50 knife wounds. Gutierrez, calm in court, said the killings were to avenge his brothers and that he would do the same again.
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Jesus Ramires
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Ojie de Agua
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Ramirez
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Myrink
Crutierres
New York Seeks Hybrid Fruits From Cross Breeding
In Geneva New York state experiment stations report many crosses in orchards vineyards and small fruit plantings. Breeders aim to produce apricots sweet cherries peaches apples pears plums and small fruits that perform well in New York. Target varieties include large productive blight resistant pears early ripening peaches and high quality processing apples and grapes.
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Freight Rate Hearing Set by Utilities Board
San Francisco officials announce a September 26 hearing on California railroads demand to raise straight rates by 6 8 percent. The Public Utilities Commission will review the railroad rate increase request and consider its impact on shippers and consumers.
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Public Utilities Jaw
California
Stockton Bus Strike Ends With 14 Cents Increases
Stockton WM APL bus drivers will return to work at 5 am after voting to accept a 10 percent wage increase from Stockton City Lines Inc. They receive a retroactive 4 cent hourly raise to April 1, plus 6 cents in February for a total 14 cent hike on the current $1.40 rate. They also gain enhanced retirement pensions and disability pay. A city suit to revoke the franchise and seek 140000 damages was to be heard in superior court, with a hearing postponed to Thursday at the drivers and union’s request.
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State Public Utilities Commission
Purple Heart Men Feared Reprisals On Two Issues
In Phoenix Arizona veterans of the Military Order of the Purple Heart fear reprisals over two resolutions at their national convention. They sought resignations of Veterans Administrator Carl Gray and Secretary of State Reon Aulinson but backed off to avoid federal reprisals. The group considered a petition for a federal charter while the convention wound down.
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Ayiz
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Dalequins
Purple Heart
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Reon Aulinson
Veterans’ Organization
Conventiona Lom
Geek Acheson
Vaudeville Acts Set For Castro Valley Theater Show
Valley’s CASO presents ten vaudeville acts at Chabot Theater in Castro Valley on September. Emcee Walt Somers hosts a lineup featuring Juan Guerteo from Chicago with Mavier Cugat, the Dancing McKays from Up In Arms, Dick Dawe former with Groucho Marx, Happy Peet, nine year old Raymond Miller with Ted Mack’s show honors, Haracet Heidt’s youth show, Les Slaviris Mr Uninsteal, and Mardini the Great with Orbel’s orchestra providing backing.
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Radio-Ly
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Chabot Theater
Walt Somers
Ted Skelton
Juan Guerteo
Mavier Cugat
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Bay Area
Dancing McKays
Danny Kay
Dick Dawe
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Happy Peet
New York
Duke Ellington
Raymond Miller
Ted Mack
Haracet Heidt
Angeles
Les Slaviris
Mr. Uninsteal
Unwigie
Clos Castro
Orpheum Theater
Li Oland
Indl Mardini the Great
Orbel
Orchestra Fram
Lad Tells Parents He'll Take Trip Before They Believe
An 11 year old Earl Fready from Harlem Mant left home for a short trip saying he would return to school next month. He hitchhiked five days with only a sheriff badge and five dollars. A motorist took him to San Dimas California where he awaited being returned to Montana.
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Earl Fready
Harlem
Mant
Drog
Mike
Big Hole Basin
Earl
San Dimas
Calif
Montana
Kart
Council Denies Appeal for New Table License
City council upheld police and city manager recommendations denying an appeal by Peter Caviglia to permit another card table at 659 Castro Street. The ordinance allows one table per 1000 residents, with unanimous support to keep the limit. some members want a citywide gambling ban.
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HaxwaAnu
Peter Caviglia
Castro Street
Caviglia
Vic Hale
Bill Wilson
George Forth
Lori Biekish
Bill White
Signal Bids Opened for City Traffic Works in Hayward
City council adjourned meeting to award bids for traffic signals at Main and A streets Mary and B Watkins at H and the intersection of Castro Sycamore and Highland. Five firms submitted bids for signal work and 24 feet of curb and gutter plus a water inlet, with possible partial awards and readvertisement for remaining items. Bidders included Frank Electric Hayward R Gooll and Son Storkton L H Leonardi San Rafael Smith Howswed Cristo and R Flatland San Francisco.
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B. Watkins
Castro
Sycamore
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Frank Electric
R. Gooll & Son
Storkton
L. H. Leonardi
San Rafael
Smith Howswed
Cristoy
R. Flatland
San Francisco
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