Council to Open Seventh Street Bids Wednesday
East Bay civic meeting set as city trustees convene Wednesday night led by Mayor John Lee Wilbur. Bids for Seventh street paving between B and D streets, about 1 200 feet, estimated at 14 500 dollars, may be awarded. A Hayward San Mateo bridge span completion Sparks local optimism and civic unity efforts urged by San Leandro Chamber of Commerce leader Judge W J Gannon.
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John Lee Wilbur
Hayvard- San Mateo
Hayward
San Leandro
Bay
W. J. Gannon
San
King Buys Deubel Ranch on Dublin Highway
M. C. King and family move into the Deubel ranch six acres on Dublin highway Castro Valley. King, dealer for Willys Knight cars in Hayward and San Leandro, purchases the property and is trimming the orchard.
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M. ¢. King
Deubel Ranch
Dublin Highway
Castro Valley
King
Willys-Knight
Hayward
San Leandro
Last Bridge Span Delayed to Thursday Morning
J B Parsons of Hayward announces postponement of swinging the Hayward San Mateo bridge span from Wednesday to 10 00 am Thursday. Arthur Batty, president, discussed the plan with Parsons after a phone talk Tuesday. Harvard students plan a trip to witness the installation, weather permitting, with Alameda access limited to Nielsen road.
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Hayward-San Mateo
San Francisco Bay
J. B. Parsons
Hayward
Arthur Batty
Alameda County
Nielsen Road
Parsons
Cousin of Hayward Woman Chosen to Radio Board
Prof Cyril N Jansky Jr of University of Minnesota named to the Federal Radio Commission by President Coolidge. His term runs six years starting Saturday. Jansky, a fellow of the Institute of Radio Engineers, directs the American Radio Relay League. His cousin is Mrs Clara Jansky Chapman of Hayward.
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Cyril N. Jansky Jr
University of Minnesota
Federal Radio Commission
Coolide
Clara Jansky Chapman
Leland
American Radio Relay League
Chapman
Wisconsin
Wanted Listings for Hayward Properties for Sale or Rent
Daily inquiries come in for Hayward and other properties for sale lease exchange or rent. Contact R. Holee at 588 Castro Bayward 1107 by telephone for listings.
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Hayward
Castro &T
Bayward
Boxing Exhibition Sets 12 Round Card in Hayward Tonight
Billy Liner leads the exhibition boxing card at the American Legion event in Hayward with a 12 round total, main event facing Joe Terris if available or two rounds each with alternates, plus four rounds from Charles Sorensen and Clarence Johnson. Referee Art Phillips. Doris Murphy case ends with police reserves and $6000 reward.
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Billy Liner
American Legion
Hayward Theatre
Nnzn
Hayward Sport
Joe Terris
Oaklard
Billy
Imperial Athletic Club
Charles Sorensen
Clarence Johnson
Sorensen
Battling Levinsky
Johnson
France
Art Phillips
F. B. Leonard
Arthur Scott
Manuel Brown
Hayward
Harry Bradford
Leonard Lustig
Jacob Harder Jr
Jack Carr
Hayward Fire Department
Last Rites Held For Mrs Petersen Beloved Pioneer
Last rites and funeral services honored Mrs Marie Christine Petersen a pioneer and mother. Relatives and friends gathered at Sorensen Fathers chapel as Rev George Sarwell praised her founding of a happy home under pioneer conditions. The Methodist choir sang, with pallbearers Fred Petersen Chris Petersen Charles Wedekind Martin Madsen John Holm and John Lee Wilbur. Inurnment followed at California Columbarium. Family attendees included Mrs Petersen's husband and San Francisco relatives.
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Marie Christine Petersen
Sorensen Facthers
George Sarwell
Methodist Church
Fred Petersen
Patercen Charles Wedekind
Martin Madsen
John Holm
John Lee Wilbur
California
Doheny Funeral Held After Son’s Death
Edward L. Doheny Sr. attended the funeral of FE L Doheny Jr. in Los Angeles after his son was shot and killed by his private secretary who then killed himself. The elder Doheny was badly shocked by the tragedy.
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Los Angeles
United Press
Edward L. Doheny Sr
FE. L. Doheny Jr
Ithereupon
Doheny
Convicts Escape Columbus Prisoner Break
Five convicts including Pat McDermott, the purported trigger man in the murder of Don Mellett, editor of the Dayton News, escaped from the state prison in Columbus, Ohio, on February 19.
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Columbus
Ohio
United Press
Pat McDermott
Don Mellett
Dayton News
Indicted Men Arrested in Jacobsen Conspiracy Case
Two of eight men indicted for conspiracy to arrest Councilman Carl Jacobsen were arrested today. Harry Raymond, who recently resigned from the detective force, and Frank Cox, a policeman and brother-in-law of Mrs Hallie Grimes, were taken into custody following the affidavit leading to Jacobsen’s arrest.
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Los Angeles
United Press
Carl Jacobsen
Harry Raymond
Frank Cox
Hallie Grimes
Jacobsen
Hoover Seeks Cabinet Talks Before Inauguration
President-elect Hoover returned to Washington to confer with Republican leaders on cabinet appointments. He will draft his inaugural address and study previous presidents to craft an inclusive national policy speech.
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Washington
United Press
Hoover
Hottentet Play Set For March 1 at High School
Three act drama titled The Hottentat to be performed by members of Toh's Daughters and The Molay chapter at the high school auditorium at 8 15 p m on March 1. Rehearsals have run for weeks under Mrs Chispe Barnes supervision with a cast list including Garson Anwherhildt Tsante Burr Grace Perdergasi Eteene Nnoeghty Khie Onaas Forrest Lindsay Bla is del Smith Jack Steven sor and Nanef Exler.
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Toh
Daugters
TheMolay
Auditornum
Odoeck
Mrz
Garson Anwerhildt
Tsante Burr
Qeacce Perdergasi
Eteene Nnoeghty
Khie Onaas
Forrest Lindsay
Blaisdel Smith
Jack Stevensor
Nanef
Exler
Danish Community Mourns Mrs Petersen at 1888 Birth
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Sam Petersen a devoted member of the Methodist church and Danish lodges in California. Born September 11 1888 in Alsen Denmark she immigrated here about 49 years ago and was respected by churchgoers and Danish peers alike.
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Sam Petersen
San Francisco
Elonech
Methodiet Church
Edenmark
Alsen
Denmark
California
Convicted and Sentenced to Six Months Hard Labor
Charles Hern, charged after a recent whist party incident, faced trial with investigators and expert witnesses. The testimony aimed to convict, while Sims argued for a jury trial, expressing anguish over the slain man and urging fair proceedings.
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Charles Hern
Tuckiess
Charles
Investisatier
Hem
Matice
Farv
Wloc
Wallace
Chris Xelson
Vern
San Leandro
Joseph T. Sims
Contest for Chief Victim of Bad Checks in Hayward
In Hayward a humorous contest for the presidency of the Hayward Drug store and Zambresky Furniture company victim group pits R H Bowman against Frank H Zambresky. Bowman, elected president after alleged forgers swindled him out of 44 dollars, faces a rival who lost 50 dollars to a fraud.
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Hayvweard “Suckers” Club
R. H. Bowman
Hayward Drug Store
Frank H. Zambresky
Zambresky Furniture Company
Mexico
Supreme Executive Office
Bayrward
Gaston
Bowman
Tihe
Oscar Brauns
Brauns
Ceck Oper
Zambresky
Havins
Noted Explorer Grenfell Visits Hayward Court in Odd Street Tale
Dr Wilfrid T Grenfell famed Labrador medical missionary and author visited Hayward on Tuesday morning. His chauffeur Lewis Frissell was fined 15 dollars for speeding in a Dublin Zanron arrest by Traffic Officer Arthur Larsen. The courtroom scene featured sensational remarks and a jury verdict amid a whist party and punch drinking afterward.
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Labrador
Dublin Zanron
Arthur Larsen
Frissell
New York City
Grenfell
Distorting Nature A Florida Court Weighs Alligator Status
A Florida court considers whether an alligator qualifies as an animal amid unusual arguments. The case centers on whether the reptile fits legal definitions used in wildlife protections and property law.
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Florida
Laissette Jommal
Onrter
John Bean Company to reopen Sprague-Sells Hayward plant
John Bean Company rep F H Lubdorff arrives to head the reopening of the Hayward plant once owned by Sprague-Sells. The facility near the Southern Pacific tracks will run at full capacity, employing at least about twenty workers as it assembles canning machinery for farming and orchard work. The merger ties Sprague-Sells assets with John Bean interests including Hoopeston New York San Jose and others.
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Sprague-Sells, Inc
F. H. Lubdorff
John Bean Company
Hayward
Bean Company
Sprazze-Sells
Luhdorff
Southern Pacific Railway
Sprague-Sells Company
Hoopston
Ill
Rochester
New York
San Jose
John Bean
Bean Spray Pump Company
California
Anderson Bargrower Company
Tikes
Dance Celebrating Bay Bridge Opening Planned
Ernie's Dance Band of Harvard will headline a big bridge opening celebration in Ashland. The event on the evening of March 2 at the I. D. B. E. 5 hall offers a prize fox trot and fan for everybody as the Harvard-San Mateo bay bridge opens.
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Ernie
Harvard
Ashland
Harvard-San Mateo Bay Bridge
Aashland
Edie Machado Dies After Critical Operation
Eddie Machado of Centerville dies at Providence Hospital after a recent operation at Central Hospital. Survived by wife Helen and six month old daughter Gertrude. Cousin of Charles Machado of Hayward. Funeral services at Pratt Mortuary pending arrangements.
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Eddie Machado
Centerville
Providence Hospital
Central Hospital
Helen Machado
Gertrude
Charles Machado
Hayward
Pratt Mortuary
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