Bunker Submits Lowest Bid for School Addition
A. I. Bunker of Hayward submitted the lowest bid for the John Muir school addition, $4935, among nine contractors opened by Judge Jacob Harder Jr. The second lowest was Hanson at $5429. The Muir project will add an auditorium, gym, and community meeting space as part of a $75,000 bond plan by the Hayward school district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Bunker
Hayward
John Muir
Jacob Harder Jr
A. F. Hanson
Castro Valley
Earl Warren
Bunker
Hanson
A. Holyoake
Walker Lund
H. S. Shain
George L Hudson
C M. Russell
Fred Westlund
Suttle & Green
Muir
Haryward School Board
Jet Harte
Luther Burbank
Hudson
Bret Harte
Lund Brothers
Burbank
Barry & Westlund
City Hall
U V R Officers to Take Part in Joint Hayward Ceremony
Members and officers of the Hayward post of the United Veterans of the Republic will travel to Alameda Veterans Memorial building Saturday night for installation ceremonies of officers from Hayward Alameda and Berkeley posts. Elected Hayward officers include Stephen B. Daken commander Robert Pomeroy senior vice commander Cecil Godkin junior vice commander A F Van Ostian adjutant and Graham Fletcher quartermaster along with a board of directors.
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Hayward
United Veterans of the Republic
Alameda Veterans’ Memorial
Alameda
Bierkeley
Stephen B. Daken
Robert Pomeroy
Cecil Godkin
A. F. van Ostian
Graham Fletcher
Hayward Man on U S Grand Jury
Mattfeldt of 315 Mainstreet is a member of the new federal grand jury empaneled in San Francisco Tuesday. Judge St Sure emphasized proceeding against liquor law violators, noting a prior jury refused to act against minor offenders.
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WF. Mattfeldt
Federal Grand Jury
San Francisco
St. Sure
Judge Rules Delaying Bride More Serious Than Speeding
Judge John E Springer cites church delay as a greater crime than speeding in Palo Alto. The remarks arose in a case involving a prospective bride and groom, with the judge stressing the impact of keeping a bride waiting at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
U.P
John E Springer
Poultry Raisers Hold Annual Picnic at Stonybrook Park
Hayward Poultry Producers association members and friends plan Sunday picnic at Stonybrook Park Niles Canyon. Members bring a lunch while coffee is provided by the association. The event features games races and other activities for several hundred poultrymen families and guests seeking a day of open space and fellowship.
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Hayward Poultry Producers’ Association
Stonybrook Park
Niles Canyon
Truck crashes into sleeping youths tent near Hollister
A five ton truck traveling at high speed left the highway and plowed into a roadside tent where three brothers, Virgil Murrey aged 19, Emmett 18, and Meiferd 12, were sleeping. Virgil is near death with a broken back. Emmett and Meiferd suffer severe bruises and possible internal injuries. John Costa, fish dealer from Patterson, was jailed pending injury outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett
Meiferd
Costa
Patterson
Rolph Petition Gains Momentum in Castro Valley
Preliminary signs show strong support for Major James Rolph Jr. in Castro Valley with 110 signatures on a Rolph petition and seven for other Republican contenders. A mass meeting is planned for August 16 at the Castro Valley school with Albert E. Moir leading the local Rolph club as campaign materials from San Francisco outline farm relief flood control water resource plans and tax reform.
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Rolph
Castro Valley
James Rolph Jr
John T. Edner
Alameda County
Rolph Club
Albert E. Moir
San Francisco
Treasury
American River
Disabled Veterans Invited to Ritual Of Post Tonight
World War I veterans in the Hayward area are invited to the D A V ritual of installation of new officers at 8 o clock Wednesday night at the justice court on A street. John J. Hayes of San Francisco will conduct. Robert Pomeroy will head the slate. A banquet and reception follow. Free VA information bureaus operate statewide to assist veterans with claims and applications.
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Hayward
Justice Court
John J. Hayes
San Francisco
Robert Pomeroy
Hayes
Congress
East Bay
Oakland Veterans’ Memorial
Disabled Veteranes” Association
Alameda County
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Soares Club Plans Niles Branch Ahead of Sheriff Bid
Hayward Soares-for-Sheriff club met at the justice court with delegates from Oakland Alameda Niles Irvington Mount Eden and southern Alameda county. John Alan Park presided as the publicity committee reported progress and a Niles chapter will form within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Soares
Harvey Darneal
Federal Telegraph
Joseph TW. Soares
Hayward
Man Loses Three Fingers in Home Power Saw Accident
Joseph Bell of 155 Cherry war suffered the loss of three fingers on his left hand when a power saw at his home began running while he leaned to pick up wood. He was treated at General hospital and discharged home Wednesday morning after the shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bell
Cherry War
General Hospital
Speedy Wedding Ties High School Graduate
In Highland Park U P two hours after graduation Miss Becky Jeffries wed Edward Tyley, a fireman, in a swift ceremony reflecting a speedy union.
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Higland Park
U.P
Becky Jeffries
Edward Tyley
Prohibition raid near Pescadero nets three arrests
FEDERAL PROHISS INTERRUPT RAM CARCO'S LANDING Runner's Tender Escapes with Crew Seashore Raid Near Pescadero First in Recent Weeks. Federal prohibition agents ambushed three men near Pescadero before dawn and seized 1380 gallons of alcohol. A motor boat escaped with unknown smugglers as drums were unloaded from a surf boat. The prisoners were brought here for arraignment.
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San Francisco
UPR
Prohibition
Pescardero
New Officers Installed at Native Sons and Daughters Parlor
In Haywards Bank of Haywards hall a ceremony seated the new officers of the Native Sons and Native Daughters parlor. Judge Jacob Harder Jr. praised the group's loyalty and recalled 30 years of association. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Daniel Walde and Mrs. Emma Oakes. Pauline Griswald presided at the piano. dancing followed Heiser's Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harward
Native Sons and
Native Daughters
Bank of Haywards Hall
Martian White
Piedmont
M. C. Tavis
Jacob Harder Jr
Native Sons
George H. Oakes
Oakes
Emma Oakes
Daniel Walde
Anna Meineke
Bessie Hall
White
Pauline Griswald
Harry Schilling
Walde
Heiser
Croley Co Names New Local Manager
H. 8 Miller succeeds Vern King as Croley Co local manager after more than two years in the office at the local branch. King moves to Oakland to invest in a miniature golf venture with his brother. Miller lives on Franklin avenue with his family. Mrs Miller teaches at Luther Burbank school. Mrs Bessie Little assists in the office after leaving the pigeon business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Little
Pickle Works to Play Next Sunday Morning
The California Conserving company baseball team eyes another game next Sunday after losing 7 to 5 to the Soares All-Stars last Sunday. Felix Mitchell and Machado formed the winning battery while Perry and Ferreira pitched for the losers. Sousa catered.
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California Conserving Company
Soares All-Stars
Felix
Mitchell
Machado
Perry
Ferreira
Sousa
London Navy Parley Almost Brought Franco Italian War
Senator McKellar charges that negotiations of the London naval treaty nearly sparked war between France and Italy. Hedenounces Hoover for withholding related documents, asserting no public official has right to transact the people's business in secret.
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London
Washington
U.P
France
Italy
Senate
McKellar
Non Stop Flight Ends as Three Pilots Jump
In Bostwick Georgia on July 16 the Stinson-Detroiter monoplane K attempting a New York to Buenos Ayres non stop refueling flight plunged after its three pilots Randy Enslow James Darringer and Garland P Reed leaped with parachutes as fuel dwindled and clouds prevented landing.
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Bostwick
Georgia
U.P
New York
Buenos Ayres
Randy Enslow
James Darringer
Garland P. Reed
Two British Warships Sent to Egypt After Alexandria Riots
London reports two British warships ordered to Alexandria Egypt after deadly riots left 17 dead and 400 injured. Egyptian troops about 1000 strong guarded the streets as Europeans suffered killings and looting. The unrest followed a two hour silence memorial for seven killed nearby last week.
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Egypt
Alexandria
London
U.P
MacDonald
House of Commons
Here
Nationalist Party
Pittsburg Oil Official Dies In Suspected Self-Inflicted Shooting
John E. Silva 28 district manager of Union Oil was found dead with a shotgun beside him in his Pittsburg home. Authorities say a head injury from a recent auto crash may have caused irrational behavior leading to death by his own hand. His wife remains hospitalized in Oakland from injuries in the same accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
U.P
John E. Silva
Union Oil Company
Silva
Oakland
Pigeon Breeders Face Slump After Market Decline
Nearly 200 pigeon breeders in southern Alameda county confront disposal issues as the wholesale market, weak for eight months, refuses much output. Castro Valley lofts report no young pigeons received after Friday. Elton M. Hogg says his plant will buy from only a few breeders, predicting a prolonged period of trouble. Large squab meat stocks exist, enough to last a year or more. Overproduction and current conditions drive the downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Castro Valley
Elton M. Hogg
Mr. Hogg
Family Honors Williams Graduating Five Siblings
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lagrande celebrate nine children with five siblings graduating this year from three different schools. The family milestone reflects a strong educational focus across multiple institutions.
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Williams
Joseph Lagrande
Friends surprised Pittsburg couple reveal December marriage
At a dinner honoring their impending marriage, G. C. Johnson and Miss Mary Brown surprised guests by announcing they had already been married since last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
U.P
G. C. Johnson
Mary Brown
Oregon State Dean Calls Bay Region Best Coast Abode
Dean A Bexell of Oregon State College and his wife travel from Honolulu to the Bay Area after a 49 day Orient voyage aboard the President Grant. He praises East Bay weather and Oakland growth, noting Baynard and Hayward as ideal sites while favoring the Pacific Coast as a permanent home. The couple was hosted by former S C students and enjoyed the Golden Gate finale.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Japan
China
Pacific Coast
A. Bexell
Corvallis
Oregon
Orient
Bexell
School of Commerce
Oregon State College
N. R. Moore
President Grant
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Dean Texell
Heyward
East Bay
Dean Bexell
Baynard
Oakland
Hayward
Tlave
Fourteenth Street
Alameda County
Golden Gate
Castro Valley Water Board Considers East Bay or Hetch Hetchy Options
Castro Valley water commission headed by William J. Crese met Tuesday night to discuss obtaining a domestic supply from East Bay Municipal Utilities District or Hetch Hetchy. No action reported, but a joint meeting with Hayward City Council is anticipated for the last Monday of the month with further information gathering on the two proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bay
New Worker for Welfare Board Installed
Mrs Laura Elsey of the Oakland Welfare board has been engaged to fill the place of Mrs J Bounds Christian as field worker at the office of the Southern Alameda County Welfare board. Mrs Elsey is a graduate of the University of California and is a trained welfare worker formerly of San Francisco Oakland and Fresno. Mrs Christian resigned her position recently and is on vacation.
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Laura Elsey
Oakland Welfare Board
J. Bounds Christian
Southern
Alameda County Welfare Board
Elsey
University of California
San Francisco
Oakland
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Soares Club
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Federal Prohiss
Carco
Pescadero
Judge Harder
Croley Co
Pickle
South America
Bay Region
Trotter
Dean Drexel
O.S.C. School of Commerce
Castro Valley Board
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