San Leandro and Hayward Bond Votes Defeat City Hall
In Hayward the $100,000 city hall bond failed by 37 votes while sewer bonds of $59,006 passed overwhelmingly with 514 yes to 54 no. Precinct tallies show city hall bonds failing 357 to 212, sewer bonds 324 to 25 in one precinct split. In San Leandro the fire alarm bond of 25,000 passed narrowly while the 156,000 city hall and 125,000 parks bonds failed, totals 1400 votes.
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Hayward
San Leandro
Mark Templeton
Dania Hall
Native Sons Hall
Cope Boy Injuries After Collision With Truck
Francis Cope eleven of Castro Valley was knocked from his bicycle by a Hayward contractor Bart Russell driven truck at Castro and B streets. He suffered five fractures in his right foot and multiple facial head and body injuries. Officials announced the injuries will confine him for months. The accident was described as unavoidable.
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Francis Cope
Castro Valley
Bart Russell
Hayward
Hayward General Hospital
Castro and
B Streets
Livermore Vets to Get a $3000 Xmas This Year
Livermore Veterans Hospital officials announce a $3000 Christmas fund raised entirely by regional organizations. Contributions from Berkeley Red Cross Oakland Elks and other groups total the amount, to fund patient specific gifts after canvassing each patient. The committee urges further donations via John W. Garthwaite treasurer to Oakland Bank care of the Christmas Committee.
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Tuberculosis
Livermore Hospital
Joan W. Garthwaite
Berkeley Red Cross
Berkeley Post
American Legion
Disabled American War Veterans
Oakland Lodge of Elks No. 171
Alameda Lodge of Elks
Berkeley Lodge of Elks
Richmond
Livermore Veterans Hospital
Citizens’ Committee
Livermore
John W. Garthwaite
Oakland Bank
Most Important Aid Pact Signed Across Europe to End Wars
London dispatch reports a landmark Lovarvo Pact signed by France Germany Italy Britain Belgium pledging to submit disputes to the League of Nations council and defend each frontier against aggression while seeking peaceful arbitration. The agreement aims to end centuries of Franco German conflict, with entry into force once Germany joins the League.
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France
Germany
Italy
Britain
Belgium
Europe
Council of
League of Nations
Great Britain
Statesman of
Urope
League
Council of the
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Czecho-Slovakia
Native Daughters Plan Whist Tournament for Charity
Committees of the Hayward Native Daughters parlor arrange a whist tournament at Native Sons Hall on Tuesday night December 13. Proceeds aid the parlor Christmas work and relief for destitute families in the Hayward District.
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Hayward Native Daughters’ Parlor
Native Sexs
Hayward
Baby dies in Tulare fire as mother leaves crib
A six months old girl, child of Mr and Mrs John Borba, died in a Tulare house fire when the mother briefly left to fetch coffee for her husband. Two older children escaped from the burning building.
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Tulare
John Borba
Weather Report Shows Showers and Mild Temperatures
Occasional showers persist with a generally unsettled pattern. Temperatures remain moderate as winds shift from light to variable across the period.
Foresters to Provide Christmas Meals and Clothing
Hayward Foresters of America plan a welfare program with committees to organize meals for destitute families and distribute warm clothing and shoes in the Hayward district. Joseph Vargas, secretary, notes cooperation with Alameda County Welfare Board head Miss Margaret Ledig and other organizations including the Alameda Elks lodge.
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Hayward Foresters’ of America
Joseph Vargas
Hayward
Alameda Elis’ Lodge
Foresters
Margaret Ledig
Southern
Alameda County Welfare Board
Shrapnel Wound Follows Near Armistice
Grant City Missouri reports Lieut N B Spainhower was wounded by shrapnel just below the left elbow in a late war engagement. Hospital surgeons declined deep removal, expecting any remaining fragments to work out over time. Last week he found a shrapnel piece under his right thumbnail, revealed by a physician after seven years.
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Grant City
N. B. Spainhower
Feacs
Hospital Sagoons
Spainhower
Furniture Man Returns to Open Business in Town
Mr Lustig and family return to Harwarg after four travels. He owns property at A and Wat-Kins and may reopen his furniture business in vacant rooms or build anew before resuming business. The family is glad to be back and sees no better prospects than Hayward.
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Harwarg
Lustig
Lestig
Hayward
Near-Fatal Fall From Ladder for Colored Man
John Clemens a colored window washer known citywide fell from a ladder at Orchard Ward school this morning. He struck his head on the walk and is at Hayward General hospital in a critical condition with possible skull fracture and internal injuries. He lives at 26 A street.
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John Clemens
Orchard Ward
Hayward General Hospital
Clemens
Aged Mt Eden Resident Elizabeth Spath Dead at 91
Mrs. Elizabeth Spath aged 91 died at her Mt Eden home Tuesday morning at 12 17. The funeral will be held at Mt Eden Union Church on Thursday December 3 at 2 pm, with Serlenssen Bros. caring for the remains.
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Elizabeth Spath
Mt Eden
Germany
Unis
Mt. Eden Union Church
Serlensen Bros
Ornis
Almier
Big Game Agorians Versus Boy Scouts in Hayward
Rivalry heats up as the Agorian Club and Boy Scout Troop No 1 prepare to meet in a basketball game at Harvard Union High School Symnasium in Hayward on Thursday night. Agorian players include Dick Daniel Swede Jensen Pete Kramer Kenneth Fry Bert Stevens and Harry Mutchinson. Scouts feature Donald H ar der Charles Rogers Manuel Florence Melvin Lewis Marlin Haley Vernon Cordry Tom Cordry and Major Burr. The event marks a series of future matchups between Hayward youth units.
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Hayward
Boy Scout Troop No. 1
Agorian Club
Harvard Union High School Symnasium
Agarian Club
Dick Daniel
Jensen
Pete Kramer
Kenneth Fry
Bert Stevens
Harry Mutchinson
Seas
Donald Harder
Charles Rogers
Manuel Florence
Melvin Lewis
Marlin Haley
Vernon Cordry
Tom Cordry
Major Burr
Bors
City Grants Firemen Expanded Insurance Protection
Hayward firemen receive added insurance under the state liability act, boosting death benefits from 31 900 to 34 000 and adding weekly accident disability payments. The city and department cover upkeep. funds from annual masquerade balls fund the premiums. the recent fire ball netted about 500 in profit.
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Hayward
Riggs
Dorothy Elingson Aims To Be Newspaper Woman In Prison
Dor othy Elingson, a San Quentin inmate serving a term for killing her mother, reveals aspirations to become a newspaper writer. She is taking a journalism extension course from Loft and says she learned by watching reporters during the trial. She notes fellow inmates taught her Charleston dance steps.
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Limited Press
San Quentin
Dorothy Elingson
Dorothy
L Oft
Newbert Bumped Off State Fish and Game Board
Governor Richardson announced the removal of Frank M. Newbert from the state fish and game commission and named Ralph Clock of Long Beach as his successor. The governor said he wrote Newbert a week earlier offering resignation, which Newbert did not accept and has not replied.
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Sacramento
Frank M. Newbert
State Fish and Game Commission
Ralph Clock
Long Beach
Richardson
Newbert
Final Aircraft Board Report To Reach White House
President Coolidge’s special aircraft board will deliver its final report to the White House tonight or tomorrow. Chairman White Morrow said a rough draft has been in Coolidge’s possession for more than a week.
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Washington
Coolidge
Special Aircraft Board
White House
White Morrow
Government Lease Recommendation for Muscle Shoals
The majority of the commission urged leasing Muscle Shoals to the government or operating it as a government enterprise, while the minority argued private leases are indefensible and protested any lease. Senator Borah said the Senate faction would oppose the Harding Hughes Coolidge World Court plan separating it from the League of Nations.
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League of Nations
Washington
Muscle Shoals
White House
Senate
Ate Borah
Kiddies Stage American Education Week Play
During Education Week in Hayward elementary schools Miss Angeline Silveira’s class presented The Victory of the Good Citizen a play about banishing rubbish. The Good Citizen with a sword and shield aided by Cleanliness and Health defeated Banana Skins Orange Peel Nat Shells and Newspaper on a dirty street corner and carried waste to the rubbish box.
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Hayward
Angeline Silveira
Good Citizen
Givnn
Carmen Kasado
Robert Clarke
Cleanlinses
Lavina Young
Antone Pereira
Marie Abilee
Adebe Vierra
Sterling Doughty
Harles Olberg
Otto Graf
Karla Anderson
Nele Green
Laura Janeira
Frank Heminez
Al‘ed Rose
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BUICK
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Sid Loewenthal
P.O. Chrysler
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Boy Scouts
City
Dorothy Ellingson
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Wowman
Fit and Game
Walter H. Daniels
Dodge Brothers Automobiles
Graham Brothers Trucks
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