Former Hayward man killed in Spokane tragedy
Frank Hoosen a Hayward resident years ago and former Hayward minstrels member is dead in Spokane Washington and his wife is reported dying. Relatives learn of the tragedy from a telegram and plan to travel to Spokane. Details say the incident occurred Monday with no cause given. Hoosen was a painter by trade and a former minstrels actor.
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Frank
Hooson
Hayward
Hayward Minstrels
Spokane
Washington
George L. Hoosen
George Jr
Washington City
Hooser
Reid
Minstrels
Hoosen
Speekane
Hayward Hoosens
Salesman Loses Flock of Shirts in City
A traveling salesman dropped a grip of sample Merritt shirts made in Los Angeles in the city this Wednesday. If you spot a Merritt shirt on a curb or car, report it to Frager's and claim a reward if information leads to the shirts.
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Los Angeles
Frager
Stora
Air shipment of Dryden poultry to South America advances breeding stock
The Dryden Breeding Farm at Caoncord plans a second bird shipment to Colombia and Bogota by air to bypass river travel. Twelve high producing chickens, with annual egg records over 300, will travel from Barranquilla over the Andes to inland destinations. Pacific Coast stock aims to meet growing Latin American demand for high quality poultry.
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America
Dryden
Caon‘cord
Harvard
South America
Columbia
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Barranquilla
Bogota
Andes
Pacific Coast
East
Hayward Horsehoe Club Seeks Local Members
A Bay Area horsehoes push in Hayward aims to form a club with bankers bakers and shopkeepers joining. Albert Knauff leads the effort with twenty five to thirty expected participants, planning casual trials and pooled funds to level a lot, peg and toss shoes for sport.
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Hayward
Niles Canyon
Alameda
Neptune
Albert Knauff
Bank of Haywards
Mir
Hkuaufi
H. R. Robinson
Bill Bure Chill
A.J. LaCunhs
Hans Henningsen
Joe Soares
Bowman
Josiah Daniel
Bailwick
Great Convention of Native Sons at Sacraments Soon
Sacramento plans for a major Native Sons and Daughters of the Golden West celebration on Admission Day September 9. Over 5 000 members and about 30 000 visitors are expected, with contingents from San Francisco, Santa Clara, San Joaquin, Alameda, Amador, Placer, Butte, Sutter, Los Angeles and San Diego. The parade will spotlight historic California floats led by Colonel Daniel Burns, followed by exercises at the State Capitol Grounds and transfer of activities to the State Fair Grounds. Sacramento Chamber of Commerce assists with lodging for guests.
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Sacramento
Native Sons and Daughters of
Golden West
A. W. Katzenstein
California
San Francisco
Santa Clara County
San Joaquin
Alameda
Amador
Plater
Butte
Sutter
Los
Daniel M. Burns
Liying
Sacramento Society of Pioneers
State Capitol
State Fair
Sacramento Chamber of Commerce
Thimble Club Benefit Whist Follows Palma Circle Meeting
After Palma Circle No. 113 Neighbors of Woodcraft adjourned a large session the Thimble Club hosted a two whistle party to raise funds for the Woodcraft Home at Riverside. Mrs. Thiel led the event with refreshments for all attendees. Prize winners included A E L Stephen F R Exell Mrs Minnie J Smith Mrs A M McGregor Mrs L Friedel A M McGregor Mrs Helen Devoll Mrs J C Simons Mrs Joe Huber and Mrs M Krotzer.
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Palma Circle
Woodcraft
Thimble Club
Riverside
Thiel
A. EL. Stephen
F. R. Exell
Minnie J . Smith
A. M
Farm Bureau Picnic Planned in Alameda County
Alameda County Farm Bureau prepares for an October picnic at an as yet unnamed park to launch the bureau’s new fiscal year. The general committee includes T. O. Morrison J. E. Hammon Ernest Schween and Herman Rutter as plans form for center activities and varied amusements.
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Alameda County Farm Bureau
T. O. Morrison
J. E. Hammon
Ernest Schween
Mleasanton
Herman Rutter
Livermore
Sid Holman arraigned on embezzlement charges in Niles
Sid Holman a former Centerville garage man was arraigned before Judge Silva on embezzlement charges. The preliminary trial was set for September 13. Several complaints had been filed but he faced two counts at arraignment.
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Holman
Niles
Sid Holman
Centerville
Silva
Woodmen of the World group heads to Fruitvale
Twenty five or more Woodmen of the World from Cypress Camp in Hayward travel to Fruitvale tonight to support the Oriental Degree team of the Hayward Camp as they confer the degree on a class of Fruitvale Camp candidates.
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Fruitvale
Cypress Camp
Hayward
Voting places listed for Hayward and Eden Township precincts
The Hayward and Eden township election details list six Hayward precinct polling places with inspectors and clerks for August 31. It also lists Castro Valley No. 1 and No. 2 and Fairview No. 1 and Hayward Park No. 1 polling sites with respective election officials.
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Hayward
Eden Township
Tent Watkins
Acts
Emma A. Willif
S. W. Cor
Castro
Nell M. Simpson
Chester A. Madisen
Hanus Kamp
Christine Henningsen
Mabel D. Brockman
Ethel Flynn
S. W. Cor, A and Muain Sts—— Inspector, Mrs. Melissa C. Kelsey
Emeline A. Corwin
Sarah E. Hoyt
Frances McKeever
George J. Bedford
William M. Boekman
Dania Hall
John F. Fieddermann
Enid A. Rosenberg
Mae E Vargas
Marie J. Christiansen
Leland ©. Hanks
Nellie Stebbins
Hayward No
J. D. E. S. Hall
C St
Clara L. Welsh
C. D. Howgh
Adeline B. Penny
Castro Valley
Dublin Road
Strobridge Lane
Joseph Hathering
Arthur J. Miller
Hans M. Sorenson
Hulda ©. Miller
Florence Strobridge
Leta Aaroe
Castro Valley School
Maury M. Walters
Sophie M. Crego
Josie Rogerson
Estelle Meinberger
H. H. Jamison
Elsie F. Morris
Fairview
Tent Foot
Kelly Hill
Marion F. Kelly
Alce H. Smith
George Anderson
Mary E. Garcia
Mamie A. Goularte
ND. Fry
Hayward Park
Tent Bridge St
Foothill Blvd
Mze Machado
Grace C. May
Fight over watch ends with stabbings and arrests
In MU area yesterday a knife fight left two men, George Sugiyama and Tom Habata, hospitalized with deep abdominal wounds and other injuries. Frank Pacheco was arrested for observation after claiming self defense. Sugiyama and Habata accuse Pacheco of stealing a watch. Pacheco says he was dragged from a car and choked, then stabbed.
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MU. Eden
George Sugiyama
Webster Street
Oakland
Tom Habata
Myrtle Street
Oaktland
Hayward Central Hospital
Frank Pacheco
A. F. la Cunha
Pacheco
Habata
la Cunha
Fred P. Schilling
Brandon
Sugiama
Grand opening for Green Shutter Hotel promises elegant interiors
The Eggert Brothers prepare Green Shutter Hotel at Main and B streets with imported Orient furnishings arriving for a spacious lobby. A teakwood bridge-room, grand piano, colored art glass, Victrola, and walnut bedroom sets will outfit rooms with hot and cold water and telephones. The garden court and black and white linoleum floors emphasize a refined, modern style.
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Eggert Brothers
Main
Orient
Hayward
Garden Court Garden
Whist for Fair Benefit Tonight at Mrs Sullivan’s Home
A whist party is hosted by Mrs Daniel Sullivan at 431 First Street to raise funds for the AH Saints Church fair. Score cards are fifty cents and refreshments will be served. Mrs Woods and other helpers will assist, with more entertainment planned at Mt Eden by Mrs C H Rinderspacher for the fair booths.
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AH Saints’ Church
Native’ Sons Hall
Daniel Sullivene
First Street
Woods
Sullivan
Trobee
Elaine Macabee
Irene Sullivan
Mary, Frances
Genevieve McKeever
C. H. Rinderspacher
Mt. Eden
Modesto Man Fattens Treasury
Ten dollars were collected from Theodore Hincheart of Modesto in a tar game with traffic officer Joe Maccor this morning. Rineheart urged immediate news and planned to visit Judge Harder for the ruling.
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Theodore Hincheart
Modesto
Iis Auto
Joe Maccor
Rineheart
Friday political meeting moved to Saturday evening
The public meeting for Sheriff and District Attorney candidates, planned at the I O O F Hall in Hayward, has been postponed to Saturday night due to hall unavailability. Mrs L M Turner, Civic League president, states all originally scheduled speakers are expected to attend, barring prior engagements. The event remains open to all voters as Civic League’s information effort.
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I. O. O. F. Halil
Hayward
Civic League
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Tropic
James Dryden
Buick
Terlins Bros
Sats & Ervice
Castro Street
San Leandro
Chrysler
Horseshoe Cult
Next Violence
HCK
Califoria
California Street
Farm Bureau
Thassias
Green Shutter Hotel
Modesto Man Fattens Treasury
Walter H. Daniels
Dodge Brothers Automobiles
Graham Brothers Trucks
Sid Loewenthal
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