Driver Held Up in Wreck as Police Question Ambling Suspect
Harvard police report a bruising nighttime holdup and a wrecked truck near Dublin canyon. Joseph Raymond of Ashland says a dark man with a black mustache and two pistols forced him to drive, then stabbed him with a large knife as their vehicle left the scene. The wound was treated at Harvard Central Hospital.
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Harvard
Joseph Rayrmond
Harvard Central
Mr. Raymond
Ashland
J. F. Correa
Macabee
Visalia
Hayvard
Case Foods
Dublin Canron
Raymood
Orville Kelley
Fresno
Mr. Correia
Louis Silva
Police Brake Test Draws 300 On Watkins Street
About 300 motorists ran the “shoot the chutes” brake test on Watkins Street opposite the plaza as Chief Louis Bilva and state officers checked vehicles under the East Bay Safety Council. Officers Dyas Vadnais and Larsen assisted. another test was planned for San Leandro.
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Watkins Street
Louis Bilva
East Bay Safety Council
Dyas
Vadnais
Larsen
San Leandro
Silva
Johnsons Vote Above 300000 in California Senate Race
United Press Special reports Sen Johnson's Republican Senate nomination lead surpassed 300000 after 8587 of 9082 precincts in California counted. Johnson 404839 to 90000 for Charles Randall. State Sen E H Christian renominated in Hayward. Alameda assembly nominees include William P Jost and the mystery man.
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San Francisco
United Press
Johnson
Seday
Charles Randall
Los Angeles
E. H. Christian
Hayward
Alameda County
William P. Jost
Hayward High Seeks Players for First Grid Game
Hayward high school in preseason drills with 40 players. Six first string stars are out to work, leaving the squad handicapped for the opener versus San Leandro. Coach B K Smith aims to assemble a strong lineup from second string and freshmen as 45 to 50 men train next week.
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Husky
Union High School
Hayward School
San Leandro High School
Haywardites
San Leandro
B. K. Smith
Lewis Arnold
Stanford
University
Smith
Jones
Burge
Yates
Lamb
Gould
Hopkins
Hayward
Block Launching Birthday Sale in Hayward
D Block of Block Furniture at 625 Main street celebrates five years in Hayward with a birthday sale opening Saturday morning. The crowded store offers bargains on refrigerators stoves kitchen furniture and bedroom suites as the slogan Always by far the best values guides the event.
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D. Block
Block Furniture Company
Main Street
Hayward
Block
Stray Dogs Shot After Bite Incident on A Street
A two year old boy, Robert Gibbs Jr., was bitten on the ear and face by a stray dog wandering into a yard on A Street. Officials later killed one of ten to fifteen roaming dogs, amid debate over legal authority and animal control. Mayor Wilbur and Chief Silva support periodic roundup and removal of homeless dogs to reduce danger.
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Robert Gibbs Jr
F. W. Browning
Hayward
Wilbur
Silva
Hayward Father Reunites With Son After 18 Years
J. Cook, a Harvard-educated grocer on lower A street, finds his eldest son in San Francisco after 18 years apart. The son, now known as Linoyd Wood, was adopted by another family and had last contact as a two year old. Mr. Cook also seeks his younger son Sylvester, and a daughter who is now Mrs. O Young of Oakland. The family reunion occurred at the San Francisco home, with photographs taken to commemorate the moment.
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J. Cook
Harvard
California Conserving Company
Mr. Cook
Cook
Perchnd
Washington
Portland
San Francisco
Silman Street
Bandon
Coos County
Oregon
Palma Circle Whist Enjoyed at Woodcraft Home
Palma Circle whist party hosted by the Palma Circle drill team at Mrs. Burt Stephens’s upper B street home drew 14 tables with prizes for each. Refreshments followed the game. airs. George Hauschidt performed solos to great enjoyment. Prize winners included Esien Hui, Mrs. A. Machabee, Ethel Fasselt, Phil H. Doll, Mrs. Bedford, Miss M. Farnham, Anna Madsen, E. Medros, Mrs. Doll, A. E. Stephens, A. Peck, E Fredricks, Susie Klee, May Hopkins, S. Harrington, Myrtle Twigz, H. Bedford, A. P. Johnson, C. Lovejoy, and Minnie Searer.
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Palma Circle
Woodcraft
Burt Stephens
Upper B Street
George Hauschidt
Esien Hui
A. Machabee
Ethel Fasselt
Phil H. Doll
Mrs. Bedford
M. F. Farnham
Anna Madsen
E. Medros
Mrs. Doll
A. E. Stephens
A. Peck
E Fredricks
Susie Klee
May Hopkins
S. Harrington
Myrtle Twigz
H. Bedford
A. P. Johnson
C. Lovejoy
Minnie Searer
P. B. Elderkin Returns From Italy Visit
P B Elderkin came home to Redwood Hill after four months in Italy visiting his sister. He toured Monte Carlo and visited the Casino and its famed roulette game. He sent a vivid postcard from the Casino to local taxicab magnate John T Edner.
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P. B Elderkin
Redwood Hill
Italy
Monte Carlo
John T. Edner
Bonnie Broadcast On KEZM Radio Tonight
Bonnie to broadcast again Thursday night over KEZM station here between seven o clock and two eighteen o clock. The station promises a program titled Bonnie or Come get full of joy with the KGEF signoff attached.
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KGEF
KEZM
Catholic Women to Sell Food at Massa Dry Goods
Catholic Fair fish pond committee will run two cooked food galas all day Saturday at Massa Dry Goods, 927 B Street, to raise funds for the fair set for October 18 to 20. Mrs Edward A Massa chairs the committee.
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Massa Dry Goods
B Street
Edward A. Massa
Lustigs to Erect $25,000 Home for BIC Business
Lustig's Furniture and Hardware plans a modern two story store at 528 Watkins Street on the old site. The project, valued at $25,000, signals a new era for the company with a large advertisement in this issue.
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Lustig’s
Corner OF A
Watkins
Watkins Street
Lustig Furniture and Hardware Company
Lustig Furniture plans new Hayward building and price slashing
Lustig Furniture and Hardware reveals a six department, fireproof 23 000 square foot Hayward store set to begin October first and open around January fourth 1929. The project features an enhanced delivery system, new office equipment, a delivery truck, rest rooms, and a home furnishing and plumbing supply focus. The firm, founded in 1915 with $500 stock, now reports invoices above 26000 and annual sales near 140 109, claiming leadership in offering popular, diverse merchandise at volume prices through unprecedented reductions ahead of the move. The campaign promises room for expansion and continued aggressive pricing for Eden township customers.
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Hayward
Quiher
Lustig Furniture and Hardware Company
Lustig
Watkins Street
Lustigs
Alameda County
Lungs
Lustig's
Wustrate
Lustig Furnitars and Hardware Company
Selie
Gibraltar
Eden Township
Torond
New Fall Lines at Dillingham Shop
A large new stock of fall lines has arrived at the Dillingham Apparel shop ahead of a special sale starting Saturday. Latest modes in hats, coats, dresses, costume jewelry, corsages and hosiery are stocked, with substantial shipments to come. Miss Jessie Ritchey notes special millinery orders will be taken, assisted by expert milliner Mrs. C Brazelton of Chicago, formerly designer for Gage Brothers. Fur trimmed dress coats, afternoon frocks in black, tans and navy, and velvet hats are featured.
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Dillingham Apparel
Jessie Ritchey
C. Brazelton
Chicago
Gage Brothers
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Chauffeur
Plymouth
Cerca Pemble Se
B. Derren
Ales & Ervice
Castro Street Ward
Es Gauss & Bros
Atwater Kent
Community Merchants Theater
New Hayward Theater
Mike
Kolster
Darneal
Castro ST
Grocer
Lower A St
P. B. Elderkin
Bonnie
Luaiiz
Watkins Streets
Dillingham Shop
Dohner & Galbraith
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