Hayward election urged for school bond to ease crowding
Hayward Civic League of Women Voters promotes Saturday bond issue to fund new buildings and improvements for Hayward Elementary Schools. Get out and vote committee led by Mrs Max Hagen and education committee led by Mrs L A Turner press the cause, highlighting crowded conditions and the need to protect local education.
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Bend
Hayward
Hayward Civic League of Women Voters
Max Hagen
L. AL. Turner
League
B Street
Bridge Estate Sold Today by S Soares
Sale of the Helen Bridge estate at the corner of Castro Street and Smalley Ave was reported today by Stanton Soares who consummated the deal. Gate Principe purchased the land which is a prime Castro Street business tract, with用途 not yet decided.
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Helen Bridge
Castro Street
Smalley Ave
Stanton Soares
Gate Principe
Principe
Furnished Apartment For Rent In Hayward
For rent a furnished apartment suitable for housekeeping. Includes a large sunny front bedroom for one or two occupants. Located at 571 B street Hayward.
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Hayward
San Leandro hunts escaped San Quentin convicts
Police scour San Leandro for two men believed to be Floyd Hail and Joe Paneo, escaped convicts from San Quentin. A witness saw two men matching their appearance buying food, then visiting an electrical store and leaving without purchasing. Officers theorize they aim to flee via coast by sea. No trace found by late afternoon.
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San Leandro
San Quentin
Floyd Hail
Joe Paneo
Dias
Bay
Lions Club Mascot To Travel To San Diego Convention
Miss Hayward the mountain lion mascot of the Hayward Lions Club will join the trip to the San Diego Lions convention on May 26 27 and 25. Club members seek a manicurist to handle the playful feline inside the cage. The club boasts it is the only international Lions group with a live mascot and anticipates the journey with pride.
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Miss Hayward
Mountain Lion Magcot
Hayward Lions Club
Lions Club
Bay District
Carl Sorenson
San Diego
Convention of Lions
Miss. Hayward
Gov Signs Bill Appropriating 2.235 Million for Farmers
Sacramento reports a bill signed by the governor appropriating 2,235,106 dollars to reimburse California farmers for cattle slaughtered during the hoof and mouth epidemic. The measure, introduced by Assemblyman M. Wemple of Lichfield, passed the legislature last week.
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Sacramento
M. Wemple
Lichfield
Miners Trapped as Fire Strikes Hecla Mine
In Burke Idaho area, 14 miners trapped by a night fire at the Hecla lead and silver mine. Air flow kept draft and officials hoped for survival though rescue at 1600 foot level was halted by smoke. Fire started at 11:15 p.m. from timbering and wiring.
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Wallace
Ida
Hecla
Burke
Mrs. A. Ebner Dies After Illness in Hayward
Mrs An n ie Ebner 88 native of Australia of Hayward died at home 642 2nd Avenue Hayward after a lingering illness. She leaves daughter Mrs E L Beck of Hayward and a son in Kentucky. Widow of Jacob Ebner. Body at Pratt Undertaking. interment on mains decision to Kentucky.
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Annie Ebner
Hayward
2Nd Avenue
Ebner
Australia
E. L. Beck
Kentucky
Jacob Ebner
Pratt Undertaking Establishment
Memorial Day plans set by Hayward veterans group
A committee of Colonel R. Smith 53 Alonzo Bradford 53 and A Gendrot 79 with the Hayward Veterans League of Civil War Veterans has been chosen to prepare and present a Memorial Day program on May 3. The American Legion post and Spanish War veterans join the observance at the Lone Tree Cemetery soldiers plot.
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R. Smith
Alonzo Bradford
A. Gendrot
Hayward
Lone Tree Cemetary
Undernourished Children Aided By Ashland Club
Ashland grammar school children received 3021 half pints of milk with crackers over six months. The program run by the Ashland Progressive Community Club reduced undernourished pupils from 70 to 37 and spent 130 dollars on nourishment. The club plans to continue, funded partly by social dances, and has 43 dollars remaining. The department visited 50 homes and 1 hospital pupil. Arbor Day trees were donated to schools.
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Ashland Grammar
Luise Willams
Ashland Progressive Community Club
Children’s Department
New Poultry Warehouse Completed in Hayward Area
The Central California Poultry Association finishes a new warehouse and shipping headquarters near the Western Pacific tracks in Hayward. D. N. Fraser is the contractor and John Christiansen serves as the Hayward representative. The building is ready for use and will be occupied immediately.
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May- Ward
Central California Poultry Association
Bee
Western Pacific
Hayward
D. N. Fraser
John Christensen
Bulgarian Crisis Deepens With 20000 Imprisoned
Athens reports 20000 imprisoned amid growing Bulgarian crisis as Zankoff government repressive measures tighten. Greece strengthens border reinforcement while Sophia dispatches confirm the situation. In Washington, President Coolidge appoints FE J Henning assistant secretary of labor to a federal district court judgeship in California.
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Athens
Bulgaria
Zankoff
Sophia Dispatches
Greece
Washington
Coolidge
FE. J. Henning
Southern District of
California
Answers Many Prize Winners On Special Page
The Wednesday special page puzzle contest announced mis spelled words and bargains as key features. Katherine Westover won first prize of five dollars, with Mrs. Inge Sorensen second for a six month subscription, and Miss Irma Hauber third for a three month sub. The prize page will run again next Monday and Tuesday with further prizes.
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Neccssary
Katherine Westover
Brown Rot Threat Hits Orchardists In County
Agriculture official J B Hammon warns that each twig killed by brown rot on apricot trees costs farmers fruit yield. He notes 100 infections per tree can wipe out 42 pounds of fruit, equating to 3024 pounds or 1.25 tons per acre. He cites 160 infections as common and argues spraying costs under $15 to protect fruit worth over $15 per ton.
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J. B. Hammon
Agricultural Extension Service
Hammon
Jack Dempsey Reported Fully Recovered After Poisoning
New York April 24 Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion who was stricken with ptomaine poison shortly after his arrival yesterday was reported to have fully recovered today.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Theatre Will Be Rushed To Completion In Hayward
The new theater in Hayward, a $100,000 project funded by Alameda county supervisor Charles Heyer, aims to finish by late September or early October. It will be the largest and finest in southern Alameda County and benchmark other regional houses. Prospects include a Villa Hotel on the same site matching the theater’s architectural style.
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Hayward
Charles Heyer
Board of Supervisors
Alameda County
Tuffy Reid Dies At San Quentin On Gallows
Clarence Tuffy Reid was executed at San Quentin Penitentiary after being led from the death cell to the chamber. He faced the black cap without showing emotion as the trap sprung and his life ended. Witnesses watched as the sentence was carried out and he reportedly slept well the prior night.
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San Quentin Penitentiary
Clarence
Tuffy” Reid
Tuffy
Tuffy Reid
Light Fava Bean Production Hit by Early Insect Losses
Agriculturists report light fava bean production this season due to an early season insect that damaged blossoms and cut potential yield. Despite reduced crops, steady demand and firm prices should support growers, with some picking already underway and full carload shipments to Eastern markets starting next month.
Irvington Play Aunt Clementina's Troubles at Leal's Theater
The Irvington Dramatic club presents Aunt Clementina's Troubles at Leal's Theater in Irvington on May 6 by T Members.
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Irvington
Clementina
Leal’s
Irvington Dramatic Club
Voters Set At B Street for Hayward Grammar Bond Issue
The Hayward grammar school bond proposal of 366 000 is to be voted at the B Street grammar school only. Trustees urge district residents to vote on funding for additions improvements and new buildings to relieve overcrowding and improve facilities.
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Hayward Grammar
B Street
Legion Best Dance Set At Native Sons Hall May 2
Members of the local legion Best organize a dance at Native Sons Hall on May 2. The committee in charge confirms the event details and plans.
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Legion Best
Native Sons Hall
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Rhode Islands
W. H. Burghill
Sunset
Castro Sts
Hayward Theatre
Phere Hayward
Nazimova
Louw Tellegen
Carleton D. Miller
Otis Harlan
Paris
Hayward Union High School
Dramatic Club
A. Ebner
Tuffy’ Reid
Legion
Dodge Brothers
Walter H. Daniels
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