Seven Chamber of Commerce Achievements Highlighted
Jacob Marder notes seven key results from the last year as the chamber revived after disorganization. Major items include widening the Hayward to Niles highway, aiding poultry and pigeon firms during the foot and mouth scare, paying about 3000 in farm products debts, improving railroad and streetcar service, hosting a community rodeo, and installing warning signals at dangerous railroad crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Jacob Marder
Chamber
Hayward
Niles
Seda
Livermore Veterans Hospital Nears Opening
Livermore reports progress on the new United States Veterans Hospital site with good drainage and soon piped water. Colonel P S Rawls, in charge for one week, praises local cooperation as contractors prepare to turn over buildings and furniture to the government. Water piping from a well four miles away advances rapidly.
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Livermore
United States Veterans’ Hospital
P. Ss. Rawls
Rawls
Tis
A. E. Burton
Local Students Stage Marionette Cinderella at Washington Union High
Washington Union High School hosts the Kegg-Goldsmith Marionettees in Cinderella on February 23 at 2 PM and 8 PM. Miss Fannie Goldsmith and Mr. George W. Kegg headline as California-based creators with wooden, jointed puppets. Proceeds fund auditorium seating, tickets go on sale February 16 through high school students.
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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
Colored Man Is Too Talkative In Court
Ulysses R. Cherry of 864 Thirty-fourth Street Oakland appeared before Judge Jascob Harder on a speeding charge. He talked himself into a higher fine by arguing his driving record and officer’s eyesight. The judge urged silence and fined Cherry 17 dollars or four days in jail. Cherry chose the fine.
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Ulysses R. Cherry
Thirty-fourth Street
Oakland
Jascob Harder
Cherry
Fresno Probes Night Raiding Ringleaders in Vineyard Raid
Fresno investigations focus on eleven men named as ringleaders in a recent vineyard raid. Preliminary hearings were held before Judge Earle J. Church in Fresno.
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Fresno
Earle J. Church
Five Men Charged In Ranch Attack On February 12
Court records allege J M O'Brien J A O'Brien Jr J J Walsh K W Johnson and W Frank Johnson visited Frank Bourdawain's ranch on February 12 and manhandled him breaking his arm. A not guilty plea was entered and a jury trial set for March 12 with each man released on $20 bail.
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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 San Leandro Drive Near Hayward
J A Devoll of Hayward and friends were rear ended by a Ford driven by a San Francisco man on a highway near San Leandro. Devoll’s car slight damage. Mrs Edwards suffered a bruised shoulder. Others uninjured.
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J. A. Devoll
Hayward
San Leandro
San Francisco
Devoll
Helen Lewis
Edwards
Fletcher
Peerless Builds Modern Buses for Newark Line
The Peerless Stage Company announces a new bus type carrying 32 to 35 passengers. The first will enter service soon. The company plans to build the new design and seeks a state railroad franchise for routes to Newark and Miles Canyon to Pleasanton, with a hearing scheduled.
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Peerless Stage Company
Peer! Company
State Railroad Company
Newark
Miles Canyon
Pleasanton
Wil
Hungry mountain lion kitten tests Dublin Canyon keeper
Fred Hamontree of Dublin Canyon tends a lion cub presented by Jay Brace the state lion hunter. The animal now eats six to eight pounds daily and may reach fifteen to eighteen pounds. Hamontree notes the task is demanding as the kitten demands the best cuts with no leftovers.
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Fred Hamontree
Dublin Canyon
Hamontree
Lion’s ‘Club
Jay Brace
Bruce
Missing Son Found By Persistent Mother Earl Poore Returned Home
Earl Poore, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Poore of Niles, who ran away January 24, was found in Brawley Imperial Valley near the Mexican border. Police statewide had searched without success until his mother, driven by grief, continued the hunt and located him.
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Earl Poore
E. L. Poore
Niles
Estray
Brawley
Imperial Valley
Earl
Hit And Run Driver Escapes in San Francisco
Police search for a hit and run driver after a car struck Paul Reidel at Seventeenth and Mission, causing a broken leg. A passing motorist, Thomas McCreary, stopped to help. the suspect reportedly fled after narrowly missing another collision.
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San Francisco
Paul Reidel
Treat Ave
Seventeenth
Mission Streets
Thomas McCreary
Alabama Street
World Cotton Output Figures From Federal Agriculture
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 site of the Hayward fire department may remain for fire purposes but cannot be used for other purposes without reverting to the heirs of the founders. The deed from Faxin D. Atherton specifies the lot is to house fire headquarters, with return to five organizers or their heirs if used otherwise.
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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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