Hayward Leader Urges Expansion of City Limits
Hayward merchant TL Kelly urges extending the city limits to Castro Valley junction, proposing inclusion of all areas on this side of the highway. He argues fire protection, water service, and sewer expansion would boost growth, increasing Hayward’s population from 5,000 to about 8,000 and benefiting surrounding districts.
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Spark
Wie Kelly
Kelly
Castro Valley Junction Bridge
Los Angeles
San Leandro
Wanted Modern 3 or 4 room cottage or apartment
Advertises a need for a modern unfurnished three or four room unit close to town. Readers are asked to leave particulars at the Review office with references if necessary.
Mother Slayer Is In Poor Health
Dorothy Ellingston, a 16 year old girl awaiting trial for killing her mother, is in poor health and has been ordered to undergo a thorough physical examination in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingston
Dempsey Testifies For Kid McCoy On Trial
Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion testified late today in defense of Kid McCoy who faced robbery and assault charges. He described McCoy as Goofy and said McCoy wanted a fight, noting McCoy believed he was as good as 20 years ago and suffered mild insanity from past ring battles.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Kid McCoy
Dempsey
McCoy
Prisoners Attack Alleged Killer In County Jail Riot
Los Angeles February 19 Prisoners attacked C 8 Stone stepfather of film actor Max Foxie in the county jail. Stone held on suspicion of murdering May and Nina Maris and the two young sisters found dead. Stone suffered multiple injuries including a broken leg and dislocated jaw. doctors feared he would die.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Stone
Max Foxie
May
Nina Maris
Hangman Dies At San Quentin
Harvey Frederick, the hangman who placed the noose on condemned inmates at San Quentin for a decade, died. He was six feet tall and weighed 200 pounds. He became a prison guard ten years ago.
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San Quentin
Harvey Frederick
Frederick
Rum Runner War Intensifies near Golden Gate
In San Francisco on February 19 the clash between coast guardsmen and rum runners grows sharper. The Coal Harbor rum ship, seized Tuesday, was moved to the Coast Guard cutter base at Goat Island to shield it from potential hijacker raid in the bay.
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San Francisco
Coast
Gloria Swanson Recovering After Operation in Paris
Gloria Swanson is recovering rapidly after an operation in Paris. Doctors expect her to leave the hospital within a week, as reported this evening.
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Gloria Swanson
Paris
Mitchell Denies White House Summons For Air Service Chief
General William Mitchell testified before the house aircraft investigating committee that he had not been summoned to the White House by President Coolidge. The White House declined to comment on the reported summons as Guerdia of New York announced a resolution to protect officers from demotion for testimony.
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United Press
Ashington
William Mitchell
Air Service
House
White House
Coolidge
Guerdia
New York
Mittchell
Army
Navy
Loyal Defenders of Pure American Girlhood Form California Lodges
A Los Angeles group named Loyal Defenders of Pure American Girlhood filed incorporation papers in Sacramento to build a state network. Each lodge will create a committee to guard the virtue and good name of girls, reporting violations to authorities and extending vigilance across California communities.
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Sacramento
Los Angeles
Frank C. Jordan
California
Jordan
Pergola Hosts Festive Rotary Ladies Night
Alameda Rotarians welcome Hayward and Bay region officers for Ladies Night at the Pergola tonight. Fred Hammontree presents a special program with Ern Russell and his orchestra headlining. About 460 guests expected as the venue is fully opened for the event.
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Russell
Rotarians
State Hunter Of Lions Leaves Town
Jay C. Bruce, the state lion hunter, left Wednesday for Monterey County where mountain lions are said to threaten livestock. He had just returned empty handed from a prior San Luis Obispo county hunt, where his hounds were killed by a rancher trap shortly before his arrival.
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Jay C. Bruce
Monterey County
Bruce
San Luis Obispo
U Hon
Paper shipment arrives in Hayward for The Daily Review
Hayward residents soon receive paper by the ton as The Daily Review unloads the first two tons of a carload purchase in front of its office. The order, described as the largest ever sent out from Hayward, aims for a months long supply at a more attractive price.
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Daily Review
Review
Trom Hayward
Lota
Hayward Natives Rally To Beat Fruitvale On Home Court
Hayward Natives defeated Fruitvale 69 to 0 in a regular league game at Native Sonsball Wednesday night. Rogerson led scoring as all Hayward players impressed with speed and teamwork, including Richmond Swearington Underwood Williams Grindell Shaffer and Machado.
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Hayward
Native
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Machado
Railroads End Battle On State Tax Payment
The Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railroads abandon their fight over the King tax bill and agree to pay about 19.5 million dollars to the State by July 2. Stipulations signed in San Francisco by U S Webb and railroad counsel accept the district court ruling and withdraw the U S Supreme Court appeal. If unpaid the state may seek 8,493,316.43 in court. 1921 23 original taxes and penalties itemized for each line. 1924 taxes paid recently totaled about 2,000,000.
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Santa Fe
San Francisco
U. S. Webb
Federal District Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Hayward Faces Kushner in Title Series Opener
Hayward hosts Kushner Shoe Co of Oakland in Sunday's opening elimination game for the Spalding pennant. The home team will bat last after a straw drawing set the game at Hayward with 2:30 pm kickoff. surrounding leagues prize the pennant as the season advances.
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Hayward
Kushner Shoe Co
Hashi Florist Team
Smith & Dunne
Oakland
Joe Riggs
Pinkey Leonard
Kushner
Hashyi
Smith & Duane
Alameda
Dairy Opens A Branch Office In Hayward
San Leandro Dairy and Creamery Company opens a Hayward branch. Owner J Cunha promises year round service and customer satisfaction with morning and evening deliveries. Delivery and inquiries to Hayward 720 J. The project followed construction overseen by Dr Wing and Dr Donelly of the Oakland Health Board.
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San Leandro Dairy and Creamery Company
Hayward
J. Cunha
Cunha
Pigeon Pie Supper at Methodist Church Tonight
A pigeon pie supper will be held at the Methodist church this evening at 6 39 followed by a literary and musical program by a choir of twenty eight men from Richmond.
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Richmonders
Forty Second Man Dies On Hetch Hetchy Project
A work car derailed on the Hetch Hetchy power project between West Portal and Moccasin Creek injuring 15, with W. Davis dying after being thrown under the truck. He is the 42nd fatality on the project since 1928. other injured names were not released.
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San Francisco
Hetch Hetchy
West Portal
Moccasin Creek
W. Davis
Davis
Legionnaires Ready For Big Dance At Native Sons Hall
Hayward Post of the American Legion completes preparations for Saturday night dance at Native Sons Hall. The event aims to provide entertainment and raise funds for post welfare work, with music by the Al Reed Union Orchestra.
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Hayward
The
American Legion
Native Sons
al Reed Union Orchestra
Joint Meeting Of P.T.A. Scheduled
The P T A and Rotary Club will hold a joint meeting at the High School auditorium on Thursday evening February 26. No meeting next Monday due to a holiday. Members are urged to attend and come early for a brief business session.
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Parent Teachers Association
Rotary Club
Stams
Royal Neighbors Cooked Food Sale This Saturday
Busy housewives are invited to attend a Cooked Food Sale by Poin sett a Camp R SN of A. Featuring home cooking items for a real feast including cakes pies cookies baked beans salads jellies fruits pickles preserves dressed chickens and more. Mary C Santos and committee in charge. Place and date: Silver & ’s on Saturday February 21.
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Poinsetta Camp R. SN
Mary C. Santos
Silver & ‘S
Portuguese Club Entertainment At I D E S Hall Hayward
The Dramatic Group of Oakland stages a music and dramatic program at I D E S Hall Hayward on Sunday February 22 under the auspices of Council No 52 of R A B A M Inc Admission is 30 cents for adults 25 cents for children All Portuguese colony members are invited to attend and enjoy what promises to be an attractive show
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Dramatic Group of
Oakland
I. D. E. S. Hall
Hayward
Hayward Board halts tree trimming amid resident petitions
The Hayward Board of Trustees voted to stop trimming the nine trees in a blocked group after petitions from 65 residents opposing the work and a counter-petition from 18 residents in support. Mayor Kolze said trimming may resume in fall under expert supervision to protect the trees.
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B Street
Betwen Grand
Alice Streets
Nhat
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P. J. Crosby
State Department of Forestry
Frank Cunha
W. E. Glendenning
Hayward
Cunha
Central Avenue
High Streets
Holly
R. F. Buckman
Castro Street
Chas. Heyer
Rosenthal
Missionary Dies In Stage Crash at Dunmuir
Mrs. George Hansen, missionary of Shanghai, China, was killed when a Pickwick stage en route from San Francisco to Portland overturned near Dunmuir California. Her husband and several others were injured in the crash reported late last night.
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China
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