Hayward Viewed as Ideal Pleasure Spot in Bay Area
A local observer from Sparks From Live Wires praises Hayward and surrounding districts as a growing recreation center. He notes natural beauty valleys and hills near Hayward rival other coast towns and expects the area to become a famous relaxation spot around the San Francisco Bay region.
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East Bay
Hayward
Spark
Fred Hammontree
Pergola Hammontree
Iba
San Francesco Bay
Elks Convention Energies Rise in Oregon City
Portland July 14 Elks national convention activities surged with trap shooting motor, band concerts, lodge ceremonies, dances and trolley tours all underway. Most attendees were already present though a few special trains were delayed en route.
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Porland
Elks National Convention
Community Picnic and Woodmen Event in Eden Township
Big Community picnic at Idlewood Park Niles Canyon Sunday August 9 hosts Cypress Camp Woodmen of the World Palma Circle Neighbors of Woodcraft and Consolidated Improvement Clubs of Eden Township Woodmen and Woodcraft members and families only expected for a family friendly gathering.
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Consolidated Improvement Clubs of
Eden Township
Idlewood Park
Niles Canyon
Fernbrook Park
Cypress Camp
Woodmen of the World
Palma Circle
Woodcraft
Woodmen
Pancho Villa Dies After Poisoning Operation
Pancho Villa, 24 flyweight world champion, is dead in San Francisco after a poisoning linked surgical procedure. Reported by Frank Churchill, the boxing world mourns the loss of Villa who fell ill during an abdominal operation and died shortly after in his homeland.
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Pancho Villa
Jammie Wilde
New York
Tno
Philip Purs
Villa
Mir
Chiklfoud Skeemmare
Gui Shorty
Ime
Vaila
Jax
Frank Churchill
Bors
Masonic Shrine Nears Swift Completion in East Bay
John Lee Woerber of Cucaprus Lodge reports the Masonic shrine is rushed to finish with roof installed and walls nearly complete. The building, expected ready for occupancy by the end of September, aims to be a premier inward’s shoe merchants store and a beautified, well equipped temple in the East Bay.
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John Lee
Cucaprus Lodge
Hasward
Eastbay
Willo
Tinward
Judge Raulston Bars Prayer as Darrow Case Continues
The judge refused Clarence Darrow's plea to ban prayer in court delaying ruling on the indictment in the Scopes trial. The defense objected to opening prayer, sparking a dispute with state counsel as the Cumberland Protestant Church minister prayed without direct reference to the case.
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Fenn
Clanmie Darrow
Cwustiel
Lta
John J. Raulston
Darrow
Auigtuv
Svopes
Atur
Cumberland Prototonan
Phos Rosin
Expert Cracksman Sought After Ill-Fated Hudson Car
Sorrow grips Hayward as M D Milton pleads for an expert safe cracker to open a stubborn Hudson coach left with keys in Santa Cruz. Milton debates burglary or hiring help as police, agents, and family watch a car that won’t unlock, delaying a necessary return home.
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Hayward
M. D
Milton
Santa Cruz
Mr. Milton
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Jimms Valentine
Hudson
Hiankson
Sir Vieton
Hudson and Essex
Ure
Dng
Wrangel the Polar Bear Drinks Milk at Oakland Zoo
Centerville explorer Snow recounts Wrangel the polar bear fed with five gallons of milk daily from a piped supply at the Oakland Zoo. Keepers assist as Wrangel drinks, then reflects on northern kin and Arctic hunger.
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Snow
Centerville
King Wrangel
la Jmeda
Wrangel
Oakland Path Board
Huppert
Arctic
Spur Line Granted for Newark Salt Works
Alameda County Board of Supervisors approved a Southern Pacific spur from the main line to the Newark salt plant, securing transportation facilities for the 3,100,000 ton facility. Officials say the line supports continued operation and enables lower cost distribution of salt products in the district.
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Newark
Alameda Counts Board of Supervisors
Southern Pacific Company
Alameda County
New Facilities Installed At Local Telephone Office
The Paces Telephone and Telegraph Company completed additions costing over 34000 to provide 40 extra lines. John Robinson, manager, says the enhancements will meet rising subscriber demand for the next two years.
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Paces Telephone and Telegrph
John Robinson
Mannager
Telephone Company
Pacific Telephone and Telegaph Compan
New Today Work Wanted Lady Seeks Housekeeper Position
Lady seeks housekeeping work and asks to inquire at the Review office or at Goureia in Cottage Baken. Also advertises for sale B6Grown Leghorns 313 a dozen, 12 weeks old worth 16 dollars, stock direct from Tormohten Indiana. Call 235M or leave word at Review office.
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Ilarn Goureia
Tormohten
Indiana
Federated Club Committees Plan Evening Meeting
The West Harvard Improvement Club will hold a Tuesday meeting at 303 Castro Street. Members from Federation committees are asked to attend as plans are made for the second angel prem at Brightside Park on August 2. The gathering will determine the status of club committees under the new act.
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West Harvard
Improvement Club
At & O'Clock
Castro Street
Tes
Brightside Park
Five Million In Bank Deposits For Hayward
Combined deposits of the three Hayward banks reach five million dollars with manager Knights of Bank of dra branch predicting a strong year end. He cites population growth and steady business as keys to a projected rise of at least two percent over last year.
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Hayward
WLP Knights
Bank of Dra
Ommumi
Leattlo
Tragic House Fire In Castro Valley Sparks Fear Of Child Deaths
Parents Arthur and Mrs Pear returned to their Castro Valley home Sunday evening to find it ablaze. Neighbors had already entered to rescue three children left inside, sparing them from the flames and easing fears of a fatal outcome.
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Arthur Pear
Castro Valley
Remember the Sabbath Day Keep Holy in Commercial Era
A brief note reflects on keeping the Sabbath amid growing commercial pressures and secular uses of time. The text discusses tension between religious observance and modern economic demands.
Railroads Seek Immediate Rate Increase Before Revision Hearings
Washington July 14 74 western railroads petitioned for an immediate rate rise to be considered at the start of general revision hearings in Chicago. The commission declined to act immediately as requested by the railroads citing scheduling.
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Washington
Western Railroads
Chicago
Hayward Council to Decide Next Steps on Americanization Plan
Hayward school board authorizes suing a teacher for next year as Miss Pepey Bliss is hired by Principal Frederick Johnson to lead as instructor. The Hayward Council of Americanization pushes for organized, full time instruction while maintaining community and field efforts. Mary Carol B Kelly leads social plans to be presented at an upcoming meeting.
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Ate Council
Carol B Kelly
Counel
Heat Roars Across California with Storms Teeing Up
Hot weather dominates California with no relief in southern regions despite morning thunderstorms and light showers. The day brings continued high temperatures across the state amid a scorching heat wave.
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Sanfranesco Juh 14
Caltarma
California
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