Hayward Growth Forecast From Chamber President
W W Haley, newly elected president of Hayward Chamber of Commerce, predicts rapid growth for Hayward driven by Pacific Coast expansion. He asserts Bay Area demand, industrial development, and Alameda county diversification will propel population rise and city status, urging region cooperation to maximize profits from future expansion.
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Hayward
W. W. Haley
Eleed
Chamber of Commerce
Spark
Pacific Coast
Way District
Bay District
Bay
California
Alameda County
Moving Picture Studio Planned for Hayward
A motion picture studio for Hayward is now assured with 68 acres bought. Kenneth Scoville leads the project with East Bay headquarters in Oakland and will relocate April 1 to oversee the first studio unit on Hayward heights overlooking the eastern end. Directors include Edgar Ward in art and research, Orlit Humphrey as casting director, C A Dealey as studio head, Addi son Claix as script editor, and Walter Hilsinger as director of photography.
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Els. Warren
Warren
Commercial Service League
Hotel Oakland
Kenneth 3. Scoville
Hayward
Scoville
New Motion Picture Enterprise
Broadway
Oakland
Piedmont
Wayward
Edgar G. Ward
Orlit Humphrey
University of California
C. A. Dealey
Essanay
Niles
Addison N. Claix
Walter H. Hilsingr
Hilsinger
4 Vetan
Oakland Lad Poisoned by Candy Found in Basement
Lee Franklin aged 12 ate candy he found in his basement home today and was taken to hospital in serious condition. Parents could not explain how the poison tablet came to be there.
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United Press
Oakland
Lee Franklin
West End Seeks School If Bonds Pass in Spring
A community push led by the West Hayward improvement club aims to secure a new grammar school in West End if a proposed 60 900 bond issue for grammar school improvements passes. Jim Willison chairs the committee. plans to present to the school board soon. the club’s 1st anniversary banquet closed with new leadership and calls for district federation and cooperation.
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West Hayward
Willison
Peters
Jones
Prentice
Burehe
Reed
Ralph Reed
F. P. Hann
Hann
Hal E. Reynolds
Burch
Hal Angus
Jim Willison
Castro St
Hayward Boys
FL PL Hann
P. A. Shirley
EL P. Burdhe
J. Jones
F. A. Smith
Doc. Perry
Mrs. Burdhe
Car Starts Itself Crashes Window in Town
Mrs W A Hutchins Chevrolet coupe began moving on its own while parked in front of Goto Principe barber shop on B street. It rolled into a plate glass window, shattering the pane before the motor was turned off. cause remains a mystery.
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W. A. Hutchins
Hayward to Meet Chevrolet Motors in Baseball Title Bout
Hayward will play Chevrolet Motors nine here next Sunday for the southern division baseball title in the Big League. The game was postponed yesterday due to poor grounds from recent rains. A Hayward win would seal the division lead, while a loss could force a tie after earlier losses and possible elimination games among the four divisions. Local posters claim Hayward has a strong chance to clinch the pennant.
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Hayward
Chevrolet Motors
Doposters
FOR SALE -1923 Ford Touring Car In Good Condition
NEW TODAY FOR SALE-1923 Ford Touring car in good condition. Bargain. Inquire of M. Molciro, Homestead, Foothill bird. F-14 p. FOR SALE-200 ten months old laying pallets. W. L. Renonond, Railroad Ave., in Tennyson, 14. WANTED-Room and board by single man. Refined family. For particulars call at Review office. For RENT-House, seven rooms, bath, electricity, garage, partly furnished. Castro Valley and Dublin Road. Phone Hayward 249.
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M. Molciro
Homestead
Foothill
W. L. Renonond
Railroad Ave
Tennyson
Houss
Castro Valley
Dublin Road
Hayward
Portugal Wins Match Freedom
United Press reports that Portugal’s Ministerial Council approved laws for unrestricted manufacture and import of matches to take effect April 26, 1925. The government monopoly on matches ended a system in place since March 14, 1895, per the Department of Commerce. Asphalt paving in 1924: 118,300,000 square yards laid in the United States per Asphalt Association.
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Washington
Portugal
Ministerial Council
Department of Commerce
NEW York—Asphalt Association
United States
Rotarians Hear Talk On Wills In Alameda Area
The Hayward Rotary Club noon lunch featured Dewer Weinmann of the Alameda Rotary Club, a noted Encinal City lawyer, discussing wills and probate procedures. He explained separate and community property concepts, with a Lincoln Birthday program preceding. Jesse Holy chaired the event.
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Hayward
Dewer Weinmann
Alameda
Seventy of Kililan dina Crew Drown in Sea Wreck
LOXDON February 9 United Press reports the sinking of the British steamer Kililan dina between Mengilore and Malpi. Seventy crew members were drowned according to a Lloyds of Bombay report.
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United Press
Loxdon
Mengilore
Malpi
Lloyd’s of Bombay
Chaplin Bride Ends Legal Talks Says No More Lawyers
Los Angeles reports Charles Chaplin and his 16 year old wife Lita Grey will no longer negotiate through lawyers. Mrs. Lita Grey Spicer, the bride’s mother, cited their move from the Chaplin mansion in Beverly Hills to a Hollywood home and dismissed reports of a financial settlement as personal and insignificant. Edwin McMurry, uncle of the bride, visited Beverly Hills recently but the statement persists that there is no ongoing settlement.
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Los Angeles
Charles Chaplin
Lita Grey
Los Angeles Times
Auotes
Lillian Spicer
Hollywood
Ms. Chaplin
Edwin McMurry
San Francisco
Beverly Hills
First Dirt for Basement Moved for Castro Street Theatre
The first shovel full of dirt for the basement of a new theatre on Castro street was lifted by a steam shovel Monday morning. Charles Heyer of Hayward, Ackerman & Harris lease the completed two story building costing about 100000, with offices and stores to rent. The project aims to rush completion and house Ackerman & Harris as the theatre, filling the Castro street lot near the Villa Hotel.
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Castro Street
Charles Heyer
Hayward
Ackerman & Harris
Castro
Villa Hotel
Islayward
Crazy Car In Limelight At Hayward Auto Sale
The Hayward Automobile Association run a ten day used car sale starting Saturday. A novelty vehicle dubbed the Crazy Car has drawn attention as it travels backwards with the driver concealed. Observers report both fascination and genuine fear as the peculiar stunt cars along Harvard streets.
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Hayward Automobile Association
Harvard
Court probes hor official acts at mouth of Sand Cave
A court was created to investigate reports Floyd Collins was never entombed. Rescuers sink a shaft toward the place where he lies buried. Governor Fields orders a military court of inquiry to hear five witnesses who saw Collins entrapment. Radio tests indicate Collins may still be alive as heartbeats echo from the cave.
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Sand Cave
Floyd Collins
Collins
Manufacturer Dies In Auto Accident
SACRAMENTO Feb 9 AL FL Hoffman president of two Rockford manufacturing firms was killed and Broadway general manager seriously injured when their automobile overturned on an incline three miles from the city today.
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United Press
Sacramento
AL FL Hoffman
2 Manufacturing Company
Rockford
Broadway
Nome Chooses Dogs Over Planes For Antitoxin
Nome residents favor dog teams over airplanes to haul antitoxin into the city. Citizens say a Fairbanks to Nome flight is too risky and unnecessary, trusting huskies to deliver supplies. About half of 366 antitoxin units brought by dogs remain on hand, sufficient until more arrive. A London dispatch notes British industrialists and manufacturers plan a Canada tour.
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United Press
Nome
Citizes
Fairbanks
Montreal
Que
London
Canada
Even The Clocks Start Striking In Fulham Debate
London Feb 9 Clocks of all kinds filled a room as Fulham council debated buying a new mayoral timepiece. A proposal to cut municipal workers wages to fund the purchase caused clocks to strike, delaying the discussion. A councillor quipped that even the clocks strike against the proposal, and wage cuts were not approved.
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United Press
London
Fulham City Council
Fire destroys Hayward home on C Street in morning blaze
The small home and garage on C Street near Main, occupied by Carlton Dobdble, was completely destroyed by a fire reported around two o'clock this morning. Firefighters saved two machines from the garage. total loss estimated at 600 to 700 dollars. Cause unknown.
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C Street
Main
Carlton Dobdble
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