Curbing Narcotics Asked from Small Towns Too
A debate Arthur on drug control notes narcotics danger in both large cities and smaller communities. Rev Josiah Daniel argues drugs must be curbed everywhere as addiction spreads through schools colleges and towns. The Rotarian quote warns of heroin’s lure and the link to crime disease and death urging united international action.
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Josiah Daniel
White Cross
Germany
England
France
United States
Guard Over Your Girl Parlor Dismisses Skeleton Fear
A quirky note urges vigilance in a domestic setting, cautioning against neglecting women in polite rooms and linking fear to superstition. The item reads like a social reminder framed as a humorous warning about propriety and safety.
U S Appeal Reported in Tea Pot Case Quash
Washington April 4 The government will promptly appeal Chief Justice McCoy of the district supreme court quashing criminal indictments against Albert B Fall Harry F Sinclair and Edward L Doheny in the naval oil reserve scandal Peyton Gordon US district attorney announced after the quashing on technical grounds
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Washington
McCoy
District Supreme Court
Naval Oil Reserve
Albert B. Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Edward L. Doheny
Peyton Gordon
United States
Men Only Revival Services End Weekend
A Methodist revival ends with three Sunday services led by an evangelist. Morning talk titled The Tapestry Weavers, a men and boys only address by Mr. Storer on The Seventh Commandment, and a closing evening sermon The Dead Line follow a musical prelude. Local Congregational and Presbyterian followers switch from those services.
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Tohorrow
Storer
Congregational
Sparks
General Electric events and activities listed in Oakland
In Oakland at 10:15 a.m. a communion and breakfast is planned by Knights of Columbus San Francisco Council No. 615. The Hotel St Francis hosts this event followed by a KGO Little Symphony concert at 7:30 p.m. The First Congregational Church in San Francisco will hold a service in the evening conducted by the city’s orchestra arrangements.
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General Electric CO
Oakland
Knights of Columbus
San Francisco
Council
St. Francis
Kgo Little Symphnny
First Congregational Church
What is Playing at the Local Theatres
San Francisco notice lists Hale Bros Inc program at 429.5 meters 10 39 a m with Endenomination church services led by Dr Lindquist and a soloist Mrs Gyun Jones Tebaulte. Theodore J Irwin to play organ and concert by Rudy Seiger s Fairmont Hotel orchestra from 6 30 to 10 90 p m.
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Hale Bros., Inc
San Francisco
Lindquist
Los Angeles Metro: Evening Musical Recitals and Programs
A sequence of music events listed for Los Angeles venues includes organ recitals at First Methodist Episcopal Church with Arthur Blakeley and again later in the evening, Art Hickman's Concert Orchestra at the Biltmore Hotel, and performances by the International Bible Students Association featuring the Orpheus Four and pianist Claire Forbes Crane. Also noted are the Los Angeles Flute Club and Martin Music Company programs and a sermon.
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A. m
Sermon
Barle C. Anthony, Inc. File Filed in Los Angeles
Local report notes Barle C. Anthony, Inc. based in Los Angeles, California. The entry records corporate status with no immediate monetary value shown and no additional details.
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Barle C. Anthony, Inc
Los Angeles
Calif
Bear Holds Business Men As Captives
An escaped trained bear from the Oakland Zoo terrified residents of an apartment building in Oakland on April 4. The three year old animal held business men prisoner during the incident. police later captured her with no struggle.
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Oakland
Sadie
Oakland Zoo
Funeral Services Held For Mrs Ella Garretson
Funeral services were held Saturday for Mrs Ella Garretson of Hayward who died at her daughter’s home on 739 A street after a lingering illness. Rev Josiah Daniel officiated at the Hayward Congregational church rites and interment followed in Lone Tree cemetery. She was 79, a Pennsylvania native, wife of the late John Garretson and mother of several children living in Hayward Alameda Oakland Berkeley and San Francisco.
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Ella Garretson
Hayward
Garretson
Alice Smalle
Josiah Daniel
Plan Devised To Save Lands At Gold Mines
Sacramento reports a legislative study next week on hydrate mining to extract gold while reclaiming thousands of acres of waste land along rivers. Assemblyman Cloudman proposes centrifugal pumps and makes mining companies responsible for the reclamation as part of the flood control bill discussion on Monday.
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Sacramento
California Hills
Assemblyman
Cloudman
Bandits Use Policeman As Shield In Oakland Hold Up
Two officers thwart a robbery as bandits attacked in Oakland. Patrolman H. J. Link confronted two suspects who used revolvers to disarm him while fleeing. Patrolman Fox warned not to fire as the crooks threatened a buddy, then escaped.
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Oakland
H. J. Link
Auro
Fox
Portland concert schedule and church service listings
The Portland Morning Oregonian lists a morning service from First Presbyterian Church at 10 40 a m and an afternoon Municipal Concert from 3 00 p m with the Colburn Concert Orchestra at Hotel Portland. A St Marys Cathedral pre Easter concert is noted along with a local recital line.
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Oregonian
Portland
Ore
First Presbyterian Church
Colburn Concert Orchestra
St. B Mary's Cathedral
Chapman the Bandit Prince Is 70 Hang On June 25
Gerald Chapman called Prince of Bandits is sentenced for the murder of Policeman James Skelly. Judge Jennings imposes the death penalty and Chapman, guarded, offers no reply. The execution is set for Weatherfield State Prison on June 23.
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Chapman
Bandit Prince
Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Prince of Bandits
James Skelly
Jennings
Jevanigs
Pri- Son
Weatherfield
San Lorenzo P. T. A. Elects Officers for Year
The San Lorenzo Parent-Teacher Association installed new officers at a Friday meeting in the school auditorium. Elected were Mrs. G. Hopkins president, Mrs. F. Perkins first vice president, C. E. Lawson second vice president, Mrs. J. C. Bruce recording secretary, George Holmes financial secretary, A. F. Granner treasurer, Mrs. George Holmes historian, M. G. Spear parliamentarian, with Mrs. B. Rost and Mrs. K. Weigler as delegates to the Southern Alameda County Federation of Parent Teacher Associations. The group set a Friday, April 17 meeting to plan the year.
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San Lorenzo Parent Teachers Association
G. Hopkins
F. Perkins
C. E. Lawson
J. C. Bruce
George Holmes
A. F. Granner
M. G. Spear
BR. G. Rost
K. Weigler
Southern
Alameda County
German Suffers From Industrial Accidents
Berlin April 4 three men killed in granite quarry blast at Malsburg with three more dead and three missing after a mine elevator failed at Essea.
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Berlin
Malsburg
Essea
Restaurant Radio Attracts Thieves On GB Street
Thieves broke into Steve Churchill's restaurant on GB Street last night by battering the back door and forcing the bolt, stealing a radio set amid diners. Churchill has no clues to the culprits.
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Steve Churchill
GB Street
Churchill
Mammy's Shack Sold in Alameda County
The business Mammy's Shack on East Fourteenth Street at Harvard City Limits Alameda County California changed hands from Al G. Miller to new owner. Creditors with claims must present them within five days per law. Deted Hayward California, April 2 1925.
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Mammy's
East Fourteenth Street
Harvard City Limits
County of
Alameda
State of California
al. G. Miller
Hayward
California
Weeks Resigns as Head of U S War Department News
Secretary of War Weeks suffers thrombosis with partial left arm paralysis but doctors report condition entirely satisfactory. Weeks, 65, hospitalized after attack. President Coolidge informed only today. public statement by Dr Hardin confirms nature of illness and discharge prospects.
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Washington
Weeks
Coolidge
B. L. Hardin
Mitchell sees future air power and air transport urged
Brigadier General William Mitchell, departing as air service assistant chief, predicts rapid growth in commercial aviation with strong government backing. He calls for nationwide airways coast to coast, municipal cooperation, and well equipped fields with hangars, fuel, weather radios, and full maintenance support.
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New York
William Alitchell
Army Air Service
Coros
San Antonio
Washington
Congress
Fords
W. Averill Harriman
Means Indicted by Senate for Forgery in DOJ Probe
Gaston Means, key witness in the Senate inquiry into the Department of Justice, was indicted by the Senate on a forgery charge as he appeared before the grand jury today.
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Washington
Gaston Means
Senate
Department of Justice
Dorothy Ellingsen Insanity Trial Resumes in San Francisco
On April 4 the Dorothy Ellingsen insanity trial resumes as state attorneys cross examine Dr Jan Don Ball UC criminologist who testified she is insane from heredity and environment. Dorothy hopes the attempt to prove insanity fails and urges to proceed with the case. She spent the night well and appeared cheerful.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingsen
Jan Don Ball
University of California
Dorothy
Squab Production Light This Season in Hayward District
Hayward squab production will be unusually light in spring says R. R. King a local fancier and loft owner. Frost and bad weather reduced egg production and mating prospects, with later season gains anticipated. Hasters markets report low prices due to a surplus from last season.
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Hayward
R. King
Birthday Year For California Is Planned
Representatives from California promotional agencies meet at the California Development Association to plan a statewide observance of 1925 the state's 7th birthday year. The move seeks general cooperation to make the year a festival period with community celebrations and a district wide dress code inviting citizens to wear Spanish costumes. Railroads will have employees dressed in 7s era outfits.
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San Francisco
California
California Development Association
Earthquake Wrecks Homes in Mexican City
Dispatches from Durango report a severe earthquake at Chalchihuites causing several houses to collapse. People fled into the streets and many were in church when the shock struck, nearly wrecking the building as they rushed for the doors. trains were boarded in an attempt to escape.
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Mexico City
Durango
Chalchihuites
Wanted man for management position in Oakland
W McDonald advertises for a capable manager in Oakland addresses 11253nd avenue. A 1923 Ford sedan described with numerous features and high mileage qualities is offered by Brans at 365 dollars, listed at 1062 B street and Van Dyke Ants.
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W. McDonald
Avenue
Oakland
Hagsler Coabie
Driver Charged in Fatal Hit and Run of 15 Year Old
Officers say Art Williams of Royal Avenue was intoxicated when his car struck Miss Florence I Prichett 15 of South Garden Avenue as she walked home along the highway at about 7 30 pm. Neighbors carried her to her home. Williams allegedly fled, was found asleep, and denied the charge. Police say machine marks indicate recent movement of the car.
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Florence i Prichett
South Garden Avenue
Art Williams
Royal Avenue
Williams
Miss Prichett
Constable la Cunha
University Student Shoots Self in Berkeley Tragedy
BERKELEY April 4 Abel Samora 25 UC Freshman died instantly after shooting himself. He was reading a Spanish play titled One Who Has Been Broken. He was a native of Guatemala.
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Berkeley
Abel Samora
University of California
Quatemala
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