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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
10
Sheriff George Houx answered a 3 am call about two armed men holding up cars just outside Colusa. He found a Klamath Falls auto dealer driving away five cars from San Francisco as he paused to light a cigarette and chat with a driver.
Lamar Colorado report says Sheriff L. E. Alderman will hang the noose used to execute Ralph Fleagie at the state penitentiary in his office to symbolize his authority. The sheriff witnessed the execution.
H W Bruce of Lawton Oklahoma longtime resident near the Wichita mountains swapped his horse and buggy for a 1911 automobile after years of slow travel. The move reflects a shift to faster transport for a local pioneer in the rugged terrain.
Magazine writer urges self made men to accept luck as part of success while noting the need for readiness in facing any crisis. South Beng News Times emphasizes resilience.
The Hoover-Young bay bridge commission heard that Hayward has an indirect interest in an Oakland to San Francisco bridge, with possible approaches near Goat Island Rincon Hill. Mayors and council members questioned sending a rep to San Francisco hearings as Alameda Berkeley Oakland Emeryville and San Francisco officials voiced backing for a Rincon Hill Goat Island route over mole alternatives.
Police said a thief pried open a kitchen window at 68 Rockaway Lane, entering the home of R. E. Cole and taking $66 from a purse. Chief Louis J. Silva reported the burglary, which was kept quiet for two days to aid clues, with no suspect identified yet.
J Wesley Reid the medical evangelist will deliver a series of lectures at the American Legion hall 942 B street between Castro and Main starting Sunday night August 3 at o'clock A musical program and song service begins 7 30 The opening topic is The Prophetic History and Destiny of the World based on Daniel and Revelation Lectures on health topics follow on the second and fourth Wednesday evenings and first and third Tuesdays with slides from government state and university stations Demonstrations on home nursing will be featured Everyone is welcome to attend.
A Saturday night farewell event at the Independent Improvement club drew good crowds with Gladys Peterson and Ruby Kittner performing a negro skit. Harry Dutra and Ernest Rogers presented a shadow picture, followed by games, dancing and refreshments. The next meeting moves from August 1 to August due to the old school building relocation.
In Klamath Falls Oregon Caspar Leding pursued a bootlegger who fled with a keg of beer. Leding stopped to recover the abandoned keg and the bootlegger eluded capture.
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