Seven Chamber Achievements Highlighted by Reorganized Group
The local chamber, now reestablished under newly elected secretary Jacob Marder, lists seven key actions from the past year. They include widening the Hayward Niles highway, aiding poultry and pigeon men during the foot and mouth epidemic, paying about 3000 in farm products debts, improving rail and streetcar service, staging a community rodeo, laying groundwork for annual fairs, and installing warning signals at dangerous railroad crossings to reduce risks.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jacob Marder
Chamber
Hayward
Niles
Seda
Veterans Hospital at Livermore Near Opening
Livermore reports the new United States Veterans Hospital site on elevated land with good drainage. Colonel P S Rawls says water piping to the hospital should be completed in five or six weeks, allowing furniture installation to begin. Contractors to turn over buildings soon and Lt. A E Burton notes rapid progress on water piping from a well four miles away.
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Livermore
United States Veterans’ Hospital
P. Ss. Rawls
Rawls
Tis
A. E. Burton
Local Students To Present Famous Marionette Play
Washington Union High School in Cen terville presents two performances of Cinderella by the Kegg-Goldsmith Marionette Co. on February 23 with tickets sold by students. Proceeds fund auditorium seating and lumber for the new school building.
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Kegg-Goldsmith
Washington Township
Washington Union High School
Centerville
Kegg-Goldsmith Marinette
California
George W. Kegg
San Francisco
Fannie Goldsmith
Elen van Valkenburg
Carmel
Mable Keys
Marinettes
Talkative Colored Man Fined for Speeding
Ulysses R. Cherry of Oakland appeared before Judge Jaskob Harder on a speeding charge. The defendant spoke at length about his driving and lawfulness before the judge admonished him. Cherry was fined $17 or four days in jail after his prolonged remarks.
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Ulysses R. Cherry
Thirty-fourth Street
Oakland
Jascob Harder
Cherry
Fresno Probes Night Raiding Ringleaders in Vineyards
Fresno reports preliminary hearings for eleven men suspected as ringleaders in a nighttime raid on a local vineyard. Judge Earle J. Church presided as proceedings began on February 16.
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Fresno
Earle J. Church
Five Men Charged Over Ranch Attack Plead Not Guilty
Court records show J M O'Brien J A O'Brien Jr J J Walsh K W Johnson and W Frank Johnson accused of visiting Frank Bourdawain at his ranch on February 12 and manhandling him causing a broken arm. They entered not guilty pleas and requested a jury trial. Bail set at twenty dollars each.
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J. M. O'Brien
J. A. O'Brien Jr
J. J. Walsh
K. W. Johnson
W. Frank Johnson
Frank Bourdawain
Cars Wrecked In Hayward Auto Crash On Highway
J A Devoll of Hayward and friends were driving toward San Leandro when a Ford from a side road struck the Devoll car. The Ford wrecked and Devoll’s car was slightly damaged. Mrs Helen Lewis and two children Mrs Edwards and Mr Fletcher were present. Mrs Edwards suffered a bruised shoulder with no other injuries reported.
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J. A. Devoll
Hayward
San Leandro
San Francisco
Devoll
Helen Lewis
Edwards
Fletcher
Peerless Plans Modern Busses For Transit Fleet
The Peerless Stage Company announces it will equip its line with a new type bus carrying 32 to 35 passengers and begin service soon. The company also notes a hearing before the State Railroad Company regarding its franchise to Newark and Miles Canyon to Pleasanton, with date to be seen.
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Peerless Stage Company
Peer! Company
State Railroad Company
Newark
Miles Canyon
Pleasanton
Wil
Mountain lion kitten tests patience of Dublin Canyon custodian
Fred Hamontree, custodian of a locally gifted mountain lion kitten, reports the hungry cub eats six to eight pounds daily, rising to fifteen to eighteen when fully grown. He notes the animal rejects leftovers and demands prime cuts, often sniffing in disdain and retreating to a corner.
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Fred Hamontree
Dublin Canyon
Hamontree
Lion’s ‘Club
Jay Brace
Bruce
Missing Son Earl Poore Found by Determined Mother
Earl Poore a 14 year old of Niles was returned home after several weeks by his mother Mrs E L Poore who tracked him to Brawley in the Imperial Valley near the Mexican line. Police statewide had searched without success until the mother pursued the lead.
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Earl Poore
E. L. Poore
Niles
Estray
Brawley
Imperial Valley
Earl
Hit And Run Driver Escapes San Francisco Crash
Police sought a hit and run driver after a vehicle struck Paul Reidel at Seventeenth and Mission streets causing a broken leg. A passing motorist, Thomas McCreary, stopped to aid the injured man as the driver escaped at high speed.
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San Francisco
Paul Reidel
Treat Ave
Seventeenth
Mission Streets
Thomas McCreary
Alabama Street
World cotton production figures and raggy ad notice
Federal Department of Agriculture figures on world cotton production may reach 9 5000 500 bales for the season's crop. East, Fear's world crop was 19 500 000 bales. WANTED Good size, clean rags at the Review office, will Pay 5c per pound.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
Fear
Firehouse Use Limited By Deed In Hayward
Fire Chief Riggs announced that the Castro street property housing the Hayward fire department must remain for fire department use. If repurposed, the lot would revert to heirs of founders Charles Ward, William Hayward, Asa Collings, A R Hall, and George Brown. The site was deeded by Faxin D. Atherton fifty years ago for fire headquarters.
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Hayward Fire Department
Castro Street
C Street
Fire Department
Riggs
Faxin D. Atherton
Castro
Charles F. Ward
William Hayward
Asa Collings
A. R. Hall
George Brown
Egger
Main Streets
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Mets Hospital
Washington
Bank of Haywards
Commercial Savings Safe DE
Hayward Rotarians
The
Presbyterian Church
George Meininger
B Street
George
John Lewis
Lewis
Pittsburg
Tambrock
Miss Love
Jep Escheisen
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Alameda County
Federated Parent-Teachers Association
Hayward High School
G. W. Skilling
Berkeley
Joseph Vargas
Hayward Homing Pigeon Club
Wilda Oswill
Matha Kelly
Native Sons Entertainment
Hayward Rotary Club
Hugo Frank
Walter Trobee
M. D. Harrington
E. W. Burr
W. W. Haley
Independet Parent-Teachers Association
Independent
Decoto
Vernon Jones
Dumbarton
Peerless
Southern Pacific
Southwest
New Orleans
American Canyon
Great Salt Lake
Ogden
Pacific
Chicago
St. Louis
Shasta
Portland
Puget Sound
Ask
Sue Pacific
S. A. Soares
California Home Investment Co
Bank of Italy
Financial Leaf
First National Bank
State Bank
T. Sorensen
H. M. Sorensen
le Roy E. Pratt
Morticians
Coroner’s Office
C St
Snow
Fleischmann’s
Cottage Bakery
E. Friedrichs
Are
Cipic Gas
Elrctowm
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