Bank of Italy President Values 1925 Prospects for California
James A. Bacigalup notes cautious optimism as 1925 enters its second quarter. He cites improving business, favorable agricultural outlook, and a statewide Bank of Italy construction program from Oroville to San Pedro. He predicts a strong year for farmers, expansion of industrial locations, and rising retail trade as conditions stabilize.
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James A. Bacigalup
Bank of Italy
California
Bank of Haly
Oroville
San Pedro
Mystery murder clues found in Illinois police records
In Gary Indiana on April 30 a scrap of paper with the name H Schmidt and the upper part of a woman's stocking was found near the site of a dismembered and charred body. A stocking half was recovered from a lake nearby as police drag the belt in hope it contains the legs and right arm of the victim.
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United Praga
Gary
Ind
H Schmidt
Chessterton
For Rent and For Sale Classifieds Near Second Street
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Hayward Review
Tao
Car Hue
J. Bettencourt
Castro Street
Maynard
Hayward
J. mi Newspaper Achlvye
Indian Killed by Mexican in San Quentin Jute Yard
Lawrence Mabach an Indian prisoner was stabbed to death by Andreas Gomez a Mexican in a prison jute mill yard at San Quentin. George Feeling fired three times striking Gomez in the head. The fatal fight stemmed from ongoing prison racial tensions. Mabach "25 years" for robbery. Gomez held for carrying dangerous weapons.
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San Quentin
Lawrence Mabach
Andreas Gomez
George Feeling
Gomez
Mabach
Huomboldt County
Ferries Seek Court Review on Rates in San Francisco
In San Francisco April 36 ferry operators on Golden Gate and Vallejo routes appeal to the supreme court for a writ of review over rate regulation. They contend supervisors who granted franchises held power to regulate fares. the request was denied.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate
Os Vallejo Ferries
Supreme Court
Manuel Silva Weds Hazel Duarte to End Suit
Manuel Silva, Stockton dairy man, and Hazel Mercedes Duarte, mother of his two children, wed in San Francisco to settle a breach of promise suit for $106,000. The couple said they are very happy.
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Manuel Silva
United Press
San Francisco
Stockton
Hazel Mercedes Duarte
Cadman to headline National Music Week concert in Hayward
Cadman and Cherokee soprano Tsianina will perform Tuesday evening at Hayward Union High School auditorium as part of National Music Week May 3 10. The free concert aims to awaken community appreciation for music and showcase Cadman’s prolific work and Tsianina’s distinctive Indian artistry.
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Cadman
Channes Wakefield
Hayward Union High School
Tsianina
Chi-nee-na
United States
Symphony
Land of the Sky Blue Water
Railroad Commissioner Eggerton Shore Resigns
Sacramento April 30 announcement confirms Eggerton Shore of Los Angeles resigns from the railroad commission and is a former board of control member. Governor Friend W Richardson makes the statement.
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Sacramento
Eggerton Shore
Los Angeles
Railroad Commission
Board of Control
Friend W. Richardson
Man Jumps From Flaming House Fire Fatal
San Francisco April 30 Victor Woodland 55 jumped from a window of a blaze that threatened the old Park police station. He is injured and probably will die from his jump.
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San Francisco
Victor Woodland
Old Park
Church Granted Building Permit At San Leandro
The San Leandro city council reported last night that building permits issued in the past month total $106,000. A $50,000 permit for the Presbyterian church was approved, raising the month’s total to a high mark.
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San Leandro
Presbyterian Church
Athletic Club to Give Radio Dance Tonight
The Hayward Athletic Club hosts a Radio Dance at Danfa hall tonight following a short club meeting. Music will be provided and cards have been issued to many friends of the club for the novelty event.
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Hayward Athletic Club
Danfa Hall
Hayward High Delegates for Vocational Guidance Week
Fifteen Hayward High students were selected to represent the school at Alameda May 1 to 3 for Vocational Guidance Week under the YMCA. Delegates include Peter Crosby Hugh McClung Roy Hudson Francis Kearney Stanley Macedo Joseph Kavanaugh Howard Leard Edward Massa B Wadsworth Viney Sanborn Kearney Alden Oliver Mansefield Picanso Edward Hough Thomas Fisher Robert Middleton.
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Alameda
Hayward High Ar
Peter Crosby
Hugh McClung
Roy Hudson
Francis Kearney
Stanley Macedo
Joseph Kavanaugh
Howard Leard
Edward Massa
B. Wadsworth Viney
Sanborn Kearney
Alden Oliver
Mansef
Pomander Walk Delights Hayward High Dramatic Club
Hayward High School’s Dramatic Club staged Pomander Walk to a capacity crowd praised for superb acting and stagecraft. The piece followed by notes on Hayward track teams defeating Piedmont and Centerville in a spring meet, and Alameda's 5-2 win over Hayward in baseball with Arnold's pitching highlighted.
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Hayward High School
Amassu Dramatic Club
Hayward
Piedmonts
Piedmont
Centerville
Crosby
Hudson
Rizzo
Williamison
Ramos
Arnold
G. Forth
J. Forth
Capt. Kavanaugh
Alameda
Hayward Boys
Arnold i
Cherry Festival Committees Named in San Leandro
At a public meeting in the chamber of commerce rooms San Leandro named its Cherry Festival committees. The May 5 meeting will select co workers with chairs including George R. Scott program and arrangements R W Shannon exhibits Henry C Barton finuence Charles War music J A Bruner location J B Urv cherry booth Howard Bronstein concessions W B Xambresky reception Mayor Edwin Duck hospitality Bud Eber parade Samuel Corensen amusements WS W Armstrong advertising The queen contest activity begins next week.
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San Leandro
Chamber of Commerce
George R. Scott
R. W. Shannon
Henry C. Barton
Charles War
J. A. Bruner
J. B. Urv
Howard Bronstein
W. B. Xambresky
Edwin Duck
Bud Eber
Samuel Corensen
WS .W. Armstrong
Bandits Cornered as Posse Rounds River Fight
In Sacramento on April 30 a 50 man posse rushed to Hood after a telephone call reporting a gun battle near the Sacramento River. Two scouting parties had earlier cornered Joe Paneo and Floyd Hall, thought to be murdered, while no injuries were reported in the clash. Further details were unavailable.
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Sacramento
Hood
Cartland
Sacramento River
Joe Paneo
Floyd Hall
Castro Valley Seeks Regular Water Service Expansion
Residents circulate petitions to East Bay Water Co to extend service into Castro Valley. The valley lacks a public supply aside from private wells, and signers aim to file the petition later this week. The Meek estate area near Castro Valley Road and Foothill Boulevard could join the company system with minimal extra cost.
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Matro Valley
East Bay Water Company
Castro Valley
Hast Bay Water Company
Meek
Castro Valley Road
Foothill Boulevard
Kidnapped Girl and Ex Convict Seen Near Vermont Town
On an unused road in East Brookfield Vermont today, Lucile Chatterton and her alleged ex convict kidnapper were sighted by Fred Judd who fired two shots at the man. Judd reported the incident to Guy Fletcher, a local store clerk.
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East Brookfield
Lucile Chatterton
Fred Judd
Judd
Guy Fletcher
Scout Leader on A Brief Vacation
Henry L. Hopkins scout executive and his wife have left for Freeno for a short vacation. He states an intensive drive to stimulate interest in boy scout work will be launched immediately after his return.
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Henry L. Hopkins
Freeno
Mr. Hopkins
Hayward Lions elects Van Burke president at anniversary party
Hayward Lions Club marked its first anniversary with a pergola party. Van D Burke accepted the gavel from Hugh A Linthicum and pledged service to Hayward. Hal Angus outlined den achievements, notably aiding a girl sent to the Livermore Preventorium. Directors named include Sorensen, Angus, Henningser, Burchill, Branner, and Mitchell.
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Hayward Lions Club
van D. Burke
Hugh A. Linthicum
Focal Lions Club
Pergola
Lin
Paice
Air. Burke
Linthicum
Lions
Hayward
Burke
Hal Angus
Hayward den
Angus
Livermore
Carl Sorensen
Hans Henningser
William Burchill
Rusk Branner
van Burke
William Stebbins
Jack Mitchell
Hayward Chamber Leaders to Attend Battle of Flowers
A large Hayward Chamber of Commerce delegation will travel to Mission San Jose for the Battle of Flowers festival next Sunday. W. W. Haley, chamber president, is expected to head the group.
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Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Final Instructions to Eden Parlor Native Sons Delegates
Final instructions were given to Eden Parlor Native Sons delegates Te. Henry Powell F. B. Leonard and Leo Bernard. They were elected to represent the local parlor at the convention in Santa Barbara the week of May 11.
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Native Sons
Eden Parlor
Te. Henry Powell
F. B. Leonard
Leo Bernard
Santa Barbara
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