Dismissal Highlighted in O Connor Baggerly Libel Case
Palo Alto Times notes the libel charge against editor Baggerly was dropped after the complainant Josephine Grant withdrew further prosecution. The editorial criticized Police Judge O Connor and Gov. Young congratulated the dismissal, while the San Jose Mercury Herald questions fairness of the proceedings and the handling of Grant’s charges including reckless driving.
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Palo Alto
Percy O’connor
Baggerly
Josephine Grant
O’connor
San Jose Mercury-Herald
O’ Connor
Miss Grant
One Borne Minute Warns Against Hiding Cash at Home
A northern town highlights the folly of hoarding money. A resident lost his home and $2,000 cash when a fire broke out while he clung to treasure hidden in the house. Banks offer safety and interest, reducing risk of loss from fire or theft.
Grants Pass Adopts Tourist Parking On Main Street
Grants Pass pioneers a tourist parking plan along about two miles of the Pacific highway south side. The August Public Safety issue notes signs reading Parking for Tourists Only by Order Chief of Police. Local residents use side streets. no time limit extends past 1 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grants Pass
Public Safety
Oregon
Society notes recount visits and engagements across coastal towns
Dr and Mrs J C Hanley return from two weeks vacation at Clear Lake Eureka and trips to Grants Pass along the Redwood highway. Mr and Mrs H Thorup host a weekend party for a group of herd owners at their Santa Cruz mountains home. Several readers report trips to Los Angeles Berkeley Santa Rosa Bolinas Guerneville and other California locales. notices include engagements visits vacations and a marriage intention filed in Oakland for Howell Plemmons and Mayme Coelho.
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J. C. Hanley
Clear Lake
Eureka
Grants Pass
Resorts
Redwood Highway
Pears Opens Prospects Bright for Alameda County
Alameda County pears show promise as the rainy season nears. Max J. Leonard, county horticultural agent, reports from a tour of Placer Colusa Mendocino and Sacramento counties that crop losses due to frost are severe elsewhere but Alameda has little blight and good market prospects. During his absence W B Kirk handles the duties from Niles.
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Alameda County
Hayward
Max J. Leonard
Placer
Colusa
Mendecino
Sacramento
Leonard
Mr. Leonard
Masons to Conduct Christenson Rites
Harry A Scoville of Eucalyptus lodge will lead the Masonic funeral for John Christenson, late member, Wednesday at 2:30. Services at Pratt mortuary 1044 C street with lodge meeting at 2 p.m. Rev Richard C Day will officiate and Marian Rogers will sing.
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Harry A Scoville
Eucalyptus Lodge
A. M
John Christenson
Pratt Mortuary
C Street
Masonic Temple
Richard C. Day
Eden Congregational Church
Marian Rogers
District 16 P T A to Meet Monday in Capwell Auditorium
The 16th district California Congress of Parents and Teachers holds its first meeting after summer August 26 at 7 30 am in the Capwell building auditorium on the eighth floor. Mrs EB Reynolds is new district president and will preside. A business session precedes talks on reorganization and extension plans with brief afternoon speakers and an aim to adjourn before 3 pm.
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California
J Congress of Parents and Teachers
H C. Capwell
EB Reynolds
F. W.vollmer
C. H. Turner
Hill and Valley Club
P. H. Hoare
Castro Valley
Sunset Improvement Club
Sunset School
Hunters Return with Big Buck Near Niles Hills
John Dobbel Bud Meyer Jim Irish and John Meineke came back Sunday evening from a day’s deer hunt with a large buck. They shot it in the hills behind Niles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dobbel
Bud Meyer
Jim Irish
John Meineke
Niles
Grants Pass Announces Unique Tourist Accommodation Scheme
The mayor and city council are praised by visiting tourists who say Grants Pass stands alone in the United States for its distinctive arrangement of tourist accommodations.
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Grants Pass
United States
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N. B. Moore
United Press Association
J. L. Vargas
Irene Vargas
L. Silver
Los Angeles
Frank Vierra
Edward Dolan
Mrs
John T Stanton
Santa Rosa
Mary McConaghy
Bolinas
Mrs. W. S. Perkins
C B. Heizer
Walnut Creek
Miss Rafferty
Oakland
J. C. Harney
Ora Duncan
Eden- Jersey
Guerneville
Howell A. Plemmons
East 14Th Street
Mayme R. Coelho
San Lorenzo Junction
Marian Norris
Berkeley
Bret Harte
Rs. W. A. Kelsey
Southern California
Helen Kerr
Hattie Hanna
Alameda
J. W Littlefield
Hazel Marcus
San Mateo
Richard C. Kennedy
Yosemite Valley
Tioga’ Road
Sonora Pass
Arsha Simpson
J. G. Simpson
San Jose
Air
H Niebel
San Francisco
Clifford Lacombe
Helen Lacombe
R. Reid
B Street
L. E. Laidlaw
Hayward Union High School
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
G. R. Page
Elkhart
Indiana
Denver
Colorado Springs
W. B. Kirk
P-T- A
Roger Wilson
Astreet Hayward, Cal
Chrysler
Tebbins Bros. Sales & Ervice
Castro Street
Hayvard Phone Hall
San Leandro
Chrysler Prestige
American Creamery Co
Hay
S. H. Stewart
D. H. Stewart
Smalley Ave
Poinsetta
Royal Neighbors of America
Bank of Haywards Hall
Crowe Canyon
Heiser
Hermann Sons Lodge
San Francisco At Park
Dublin Canyon
H. E. Heiser
Dania Hall
Thyra
Valborg
Harold Heiser
Hayward Garden Club
Stebbins Bros
Meyer’s Hall
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