Auto Dives Over Canyon Bank Injuring Eight
Eight people, including five children and an infant, were injured when a high delivery truck left Niles canyon four miles east of Niles. The crash broke the steering wheel, sending the car down a 40 foot bank. Gaspar Perry and his wife survived with injuries while others, including relatives from Decoto and Pleasanton, were seriously hurt.
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Niles Canyon
Niles
Gasper Perry
Decoto
Perry
Gaspar Perry
Annie Perry
Charles E. Perry
Mercy Perry
Frances Perry
Julia Perry
Gaspar
Pleasanton
Henrietta Perry
Phillip Perry
Norman Vadnais
Pratt
Hayward
Frances
Phillip
Highland County Hospital
Freasanton
Deceto
Alameda County Fair Parade Prizes Revised For Opening Night
The Alameda County fair committee revised the prize list for the August 7 opening night parade. The official amounts include best decorated automobile 25 dollars and best decorated float 25 dollars, with separate categories for ladies and men's drill teams and other entries. Eligible participants are urged to register at the Chamber of Commerce office or with Frank Pereira, parade committee chair.
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Alameda County Fair
Chamber of Commerce
Fair Committee
Frank E. Pererra
Silver & Pereira
Company F Plans Homecoming Dance Night Aug 24
Preparations for Company F’s Homecoming Dance at the armory on Saturday night August 24 are underway with a planning committee named. The event, first in a monthly series, was moved from August 17 to avoid a conflict with a Hayward Highlands dance.
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Company F
Armory
Harry Pence
George Forth
Tony Rizzo
Francis McBarron
Roy Bolduc
David Watrous
Hayward Highlands
San Luis Obispo
K. P
Clyde Voorhees
National Guard
Archie Kesterson
Leona Heights
Man With Three Wives to Go Ten Years
Clif ford Cahalan, 29, sentenced to 1 to 10 years in San Quentin and a $200 fine for bigamy. Angeline Marie and Eva, Wives No. 1 and 2, walked out of court free, revealing Cahalan’s three marriages. Esther Wisdom of Crescentville, Mo., also a wife, was cited in testimony.
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Oakland
United Press
Clifford Cahalan
Angeline Marie
Eva
Spence
San Quentin
Cahalan
Berkeley
Cahafan
Los Angeles
Esther Wisdom
Crescentville
Mo.l
R. K. O. Purchases Pantages Holdings
New York July 25 United Press Special reports Radio Keith-Orpar corporation completes acquisition of the Alexander Pantages theatre group and related properties in San Francisco Salt Lake City Portland San Diego Spokane and Tacoma. Value estimated near 5,000,060.
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New York
United Press
Radio- Keith-Orpar Corporation
West
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Portland
San Diego
Spokane
Tacoma
Bay Region Promotes Poultry Pigeon and Rabbit Show
A Bay Region promotional body plan emerges from a San Francisco meeting of about 60 civic representatives to unite cities from San Jose to Santa Rosa. Hayward’s W. S. Freeman and Jacob Harder Jr. push for a regional chamber to boost industry and promotion, with plans to report at a later session. The Alameda County fair runs August 7 to 11 featuring poultry pigeon and rabbit divisions with major exhibits from Must Hatch Incubator, contests judged by UC experts, and cash prizes including best display and best male and female birds. Nearly 300 exhibits are expected across poultry pigeon and rabbit sections with premiums and special first time breeder incentives.
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Bay Region
San Francisco Bay
Oakland and
San Francisco
Alameda County
Memorial Park
Must Hatch Incubator
J. Murray Davison
H. B. Mugeglestone
University of California Poultry Department
Rhode Island Red Club
California Bantam Club
Northern California Poultry Club
Minorca Club
Rhode Island Club
Elton M. Hogg
Lig
Robert V. Moore
San Leandro
Hayward Flyer Wins License in Test Passes
George L Duarte of Hayward earned a limited commercial flying license at Oakland airport as one of three to pass a 22 candidate exam. Duarte, brother of H E Duarte of Duarte sheet metal works, served with the President's Own infantry at Fort Washington and later trained at Langley Field before pursuing aviation with Major Irving. He invites Hayward residents to contact him for test flights or thrills at the Oakland airport on Sundays.
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Hayward Flyer
Oakland
George L Duarte
H. E. Duarte
Duarte
Livingston Irving
Hayward
Army
Fort Washington
Maryland
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
London
Langley Field
Virginia
Ordmart “Buck
Castro Valley
Kansas City
Missouri
California
Irving
Potomac River
Quantico
Norfolk
Anacostia
Joe Godell Bets On Methuselah Race Uphill
Joe Godell and friends wagered five dollars that Methuselah the 1917 Ford could speed 35 mph up Castro hill. The test ended with Methuselah averaging 28 mph, leaving Frank Soares $3 richer.
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Joe Godell
Methuselah
Godell
Joe
Buich
Rollls- Noyce
Graham Paige
Castro Hill
Frank Soares
Mr Godell
Traileger Stantee Soares
Tony de Mello
John Mundorff
Elijah
Stanton Soares
Methus
Rabbi Goldberg Dies After Train Collision in Oakland
Rabbi Goldberg, 35, of Temple Beth Jacob, died at Merritt hospital from injuries received when the car he rode in was struck by a Western Pacific train Wednesday. The accident occurred near Oakland on the way to the hospital.
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Victo Dyes
Oakland
United Press
Rabbi Goldberg
Temple Beth Jacob
Merritt Hospital
Western Pacific
Smashed Fingers Do Not Bar Gridiron Play for 1 Gould
LaFayette Gould expects to play football for St. Mary's college next fall despite losing fingertips in an Oakland factory accident. His left hand was pulled into a cutting machine, resulting in the amputation of one fingertip and the crushing of two others. The second finger tip was amputated, but the third may be saved. Hayward fans recall his high school running and passing as he returns to action.
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LaFayette Gould
St. Mary’s College
Oakland
Hayward
LaFayette
Marv
Spence Opens New Marquette and Buick Agency in Hayward
Clark R. Spence announces the formal opening of the Buick-Marquette agency at 833 846 A street Hayward to showcase 1930 models. He recently took over the Eighmy-Daniels agency and also runs an outlet in San Leandro. A $100 credit offer on a 1930 Buick will be provided during the Saturday evening event.
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Hayward
Buick-Marquette
Clark R. Spence
Eighmy- Daniels
Spence
Ness
iQshland
Homer JR. Spence
Superior Court
San Leandro
East 14Th Street
Marquette
Buick Safests
Escapee Vernon Reitzer Recaptured in Alameda Chase
Vernon Reitzer 21, who escaped Oakland County Jail, was recaptured in Alameda after Patrolman Wes ley Risedorph spotted him Tuesday as he tried to run the officer down. Reitzer had been serving 180 days for petty theft begun May 14.
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Oakland
United Press
Walnut Street
Alameda
Vernon Reitzer
Reitzer
Wesley Risedorph
Floriculturist J Sims Returns From Marin Fire
J Sims of Harder road reports his vacation in Marin county near Mount Tamalpais where the cent fire again swept the same area as the 1912 blaze. He recounts being trapped in burning woods and having his clothing burned before he escaped.
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J. Sims
Harder Road
Marin County
Mount Tamalpais
Sims
Marvalois Marla
Native Sons Plan Sunday Picnic and Admission Rites
Alameda Native Sons parlor No 47 hosted Eden Fruitvale Claremont and Piedmont parlors at its annual corn feed. The group laid plans for a three day Admission day celebration at Santa Cruz September 7 8 and 9 and a Redwood Inn picnic in Alameda county next Sunday chaired by William Dombrink of Fruitvale parlor. Attendees from Hayward included John Meineke John Dobbel Dr Henry Powell Dad Mead Fred Hoffer Stanton Soares Frank Soares and Harry Schilling.
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Alameda Native Sons
Eden
Fruitvale
Claremont
Piedmont
Native Sons
Alameda
Santa Cruz
Alameda County
Redwood Inn
William Dombrink
New San Leandro C of C Head Speaks to Women Club
The San Leandro Business and Professional Women's Club held its monthly social at the Green Shutter hotel with strong attendance. Ralph W. Chrouch, new chamber secretary, spoke on service and cooperation, joined by Mrs. Chrouch, as Alma Hoare joined the club.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Green Shutter Hotel
Edith Crogan
Alice Fisher
Laura Frank
Ralph W. Chrouch
Chrouch
Chamber of Commerce of
San Leandro
Alma Hoare
Carolin Kelly
Negro Battler Beats Red Uhlan In Arcadia Bout
One night after a fast start in the Arcadia pavilion Oakland bout, referee Toby Irwin halted the 10 round main event as Red Uhlan bled and wore down. George Dixon, a northwest Negro fighter, emerged after a late surge to finish stronger than Uhlan, with hits near the midsection and a closing left and right cross.
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Bugs Allen
Red Uhlan
Toby Irwin
Oakland
Kid Parker
Uhlan
Dixon
Abrian
Dixor
Max Baer
Benny Hill
Floral Fiesta Brings New Exhibitors To Hayward Show
The Mid-Summer Flower Show opens Friday at the Stebbins brothers’ garage on Castro Street under the Hayward Garden Club, with judging at noon and public viewing from 2:30 PM. Entries enter free. the event features a wide range of flowers and classes for novices and professionals alike.
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Hayward
Stebbins Brothers
Castro Street
Hayward Garden Lab
Garden Club
Ant Garden
Harvard Review
Luther Michael
San Leandro
Carl Salbach
Berkeley
Charles Davis
Bessie Wood Gustason
Oakland
Prisoner of Vatican Ends Long Isolation
Pope Pius XI ends the Vatican isolation with a grand procession at St. Peter's blessing the world from the dais. The ceremony marks the first papal return to the city since 1870 under the Lateran treaty.
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Vatican
Vatican City
United Press
Pius XI
St. Peter's
Papal State
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Highland
U. S
Pantages Holdings
S. F. Gathering
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Gould
BUICK
Saurday
New San Leandro C. of
Negro Battler
Arcadia
Cream of
Fresno
Baer
Eddie White
Babe Marino
Dallas Bateman
Marino
al Olson
Young Freeman
Spider Eagan
Bobby Mars
Hal Mason
Frank Limas
Mason
Ainimeda Counce
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