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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1929

Page

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Salt worker killed in crash on S P crossing

Al Ishihara, 28, a Lerlle Salt works laborer at Alvarado, was killed instantly when his car was struck by a Southern Pacific locomotive at Mount Eden road crossing. The punch tore a hole in the car and it was dragged about 1600 feet. Coroner deputies investigated as crowd gathered.

Mount Eden Road Southern Pacific Railroad San Jose-Oakland al. Ishihara Lerlle Salt Works Alvarado Ishihara Y Yumaki Fairmont County Hospital Walter Flier Louis Silva Moon Cross T. W. Shannon A. M. Moore William D. Stevenson Fennyson San Mateo Hayward General Hospital Betty Ira DB. Hodgkins Tennyson Nesta

Electric Duct Line Installation on Castro Street

The Pacific Gas and Electric crew begun installing 1460 feet of six inch duct from Grace Street to BD Street on Castro Street with two large pavement openings near A Street. Seven manholes will be installed along D Street near Castro Street and the project is expected to take about two months.

Grace Street BD Street Castro Street Electric Pacific Gay & Electric Company D Street

Half Moon Bay Hosts Legion Band July 4 Program

Hayward and San Mateo American Legion bands join Half Moon Bay for July 4 celebrations led by Leo B Willings. Parades begin at 7 AM with a noon barbecue, 11 30 AM address by Horace W Amphiett, followed by a joint concert and evening dance. Upcoming events include a Cherry Festival concert in San Leandro and a Marine Legion post installation on June 14.

Haywards American Legion Half Moon Bay San Mateo Leo B. Willings Hayward Horace W. Amphiett

New Drum Major Follows Trail of Bandsman Father

Harry Fischer, new drum major of the American Legion band, led for the first time last Thursday at Memorial day exercises. He follows in the footsteps of his father Herman Fischer of Pacific Gaga & Electric, who was drum major in the old Eagles drum corps 15 years ago and earlier led school and grammar bands.

Harry Fischer American Legion Herman Fischer Pacific Gaga & Electric Company Fischer Sr Eagles Harry

Seventh Year Sale at Economy Cloak and Dress Shop

Economy Cloak and Dress Shop at 88 B Street announces a Seventh Anniversary sale starting Wednesday and running until June 22. Coats ensembles dresses sport wear millinery hosiery and lingerie will be discounted to clearance to make way for a move to a new store room near Main Street Two. Hayward residents can pick up two UC bulletins Farm Bureau notes include Rabbit Raising Circular and Control of Pocket Gamers in California Circular 28.

B Street EB Street Main Street University of California Hayward Drug Co

Hayward Groups Take Spotlight in Cherry Festival Parade

San Leandro hosts its 20th annual Cherry Festival opening with a torches and procession. Hayward representatives join a large delegation including Chamber of Commerce, police, and fire crews. Crowds applaud cowboy units from Hayward and Dublin Canyon, foretelling a Rowell ranch rodeo on June 22 and 23.

San Leandro Anna Carmen Romero Hayward Hayward Chamber of Commerce American Lesson and Auxiliary Louis Silva John Lee Wilbur la Chateauhurst Dublin Canyon Bay Region Harry Rowell Frank Pereira Rowell Ranch Dublin Casyv Hayvard J. W. de Cou Miss Fomera Douglas L. Cormack

Sinclair's Jail Term Doubled by Supreme Court ruling

The United States Supreme Court upheld six month sentences for Harry F. Sinclair and associates in a contempt and shadowing case. William J. Burns had his verdict reversed. Henry M. Day received four months. other details describe related actions and a note on a local sale and floral services advertising in the same filing.

Washington United Freas Harry F. Sinclair Senate United States Supreme Court William J. Burns Henry Mason Day Sinclair Shadowiss Mont

Six Valle Vista Students to Graduate in May Exercises

Six sixth grade pupils at Valle Vista school will graduate in an evening ceremony on Wednesday. County Superintendent David E. Martin will present diplomas. A school picnic Friday capstones the term. Graduates: Chiyton Auglas, Patrick Breschini, George Weinfurther, Anne Furtado, Mary Lemos, Hazel Simas. The program includes songs, choruses, a flag recital, dances, and the operetta Under the Sugar Plum Tree.

Valle Vista David E. Martin Chiyton Auglas Patrick Breschini George Weinfurther Anne Furtado Mary Lemos Hazel Simas Flag Rinwal

Great Action Card Billed by Parente For Battle Fans

Promoter Louis Parente brings a six round headliner Stewart MacLean vs Billy Harold to Arcadia Pavilion Oakland Wednesday night. Other bouts feature Jack Beasley vs Willis Simms and Jack Linkhorn vs Benny Hill with O Dowd Bennett and Farr Martinez Olson. Parente steers tough action and strong crowds with his Oakland card.

Prometer Louis Parente Arcadia Pavilion Oakland Stewart MacLean Billy Harold Jack Beasley Wille Simms Beasley Jack Linkhorn Benny Hill Fresno Jack Iil Jimmy O'Dowd Tommy Bennett O'Dowd Parente Thedalista Mickey Farr Perpetual Motion al Olson Marty Martinez Gilson

County Gets Big Share of Gas Tax

State Controller Tar L. Riley apportioned 567935.60 to Alameda county for local road building from October to March 31, part of a 15009060 total gas tax receipts. Counties received 5713015.76 while the State Highway Commission was allotted over 10000400 to speed state road construction. The distribution shows a 43115.50 increase over the prior year period.

Sacramento Tar L. Riley Alameda County State Highway Commission Riley

Farm Show Mobilization of Relief Groups Urged by Mayor

Mayor Wilbur proposes a disaster relief mobilization at the Alameda County Farm Products Show to be held August 7 to 11. He suggests lining up Red Cross, National Guard, Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, public service crews, and fire and police units for a first aid drill at a school to gain experience. The proposal may be discussed at the Chamber of Commerce Farm Products show committee meeting at A Street headquarters Tuesday night.

Harwarag John Lee Wicber Haxsward Vicinity 10 Alameda County Red Cross National Guard Company Boy Scouts Camp Fire Public Service Company Wilbur Wuld Chamber of Commerce A Street

Building activity in May sets yearly record at $66,510

May building report by city inspector Manuel G. Riggs shows total starts valued at $66,810. Permits covered six dwellings two commercial buildings four alterations two additions and five garages. Notable projects include Hunt Brothers warehouse replacement after March fire and a two room brick store at 941 Castro Street.

Manuel G. Riggs Hunt Brothers Castro Street A. S Varguain Ralph Ward John Edwards Sunset Boulevard Ramos Brothers Jackson Street A. F. Hanson No. 1 Terrace Avenue Harry Brown J. A. Woods Reames Brothers Clara Walrert B. Gambla Jen Hernandez F. E. Horton Jones & King W. H. Kelsey

World Air Police Proposed to Enforce Peace

Sacramento June 4 an international air police force of top pilots would bomb war out of existence and force peace in disputes The International League of Aviators with Paris HQs promoted the idea to Governor Young Clifford Harmon president said the air force would swoop on combatants drop bombs and push for a peace treaty The league filed a questionnaire to gauge the governor view.

Sacramento Young Tedar International League of Aviators Paris Clifford Harmon League

Mrs. D. T. Smith Flies to Fresno on Pleasure Trip

Mrs. D. T. Smith and her mother Mrs. E. Asman plus niece Miss Erma Bersman returned from a Fresno pleasure trip. They boarded an Oakland airport flight at noon Friday and reached Fresno by 1 PM. The ride was described as pleasant and interesting.

Douglas T. Smith E. Asman Erma Bersman Fresno Ie Oakland

Wife of Banker Found Murdered in Los Angeles

Police announced today that they believed the young woman found murdered in an apartment closet was Mrs. Virgina Patty wife of Frank Patty of Portland Oregon president of the National Bank Utilities company. She had been beaten to death with a brick found in two pieces of a drip pan of the ice chest. The body was found by the apartment manager registered to W H Johnston. Mr Patty was en route by air.

Los Angeles United Press Virgilia Patty Frank Patty Portland Orecon National Bank Utilities Company W. H. Johnston Patty

Rexall Plug store serves fall and winter travelers

The notice highlights Rexall Plug shops offering prompt courteous service during fall and winter travel seasons. It notes prescriptions are carefully compounded and invites readers to visit Rexall at the corner of B and Castro streets in Hayward.

Rexall Castro Sttreeta Hayward Braons

Van Epps Wins Auto Spill Damage Case in Superior Court

Van Epps, a Hayward contractor, won $50 in a Superior Court ruling after deputies attempted to serve a civil warrant near his home caused a tire to puncture and the car to crash. The suit named Constable A J LaCunha Deputy Tony Enos and Jack Henningsen. the incident allegedly left the occupant with a broken rib. The case progressed to Department 2 where Judge Robinson upheld the award.

van Epps Hayward Robinson A. J. LaCunha Tony Enos Jack Henningsen Wah Epps Department 2 Superior Court Suéece Robinson

Mail Order Bride Admits Poison Murder Guilty Plea

Eva Rablin, labeled a mail order bride, pleaded guilty to murder in Sonora court. She admitted buying poison and giving it to her husband at his request, claiming he wished to die and had threatened suicide repeatedly. judge and court sessions followed.

Sonora United Press Eva Rablin

Woodsman Confesses to 6 Year Old Girl Slaying

URIAH June 4 United Press Special to The Revew Thomas Lehew a woodsman 32 broke down after five days of grilling and confessed to attacking and murdering Theresa Johnson age six in the woods near her home on the afternoon of May 23. The report notes the arrest followed extensive questioning.

Uriah United Press Thomas Lehew North Coast Theresa Johnson

German Naval Captain Slated for Talk Here

Captain Julius Lauterbach of the German raider Emden, later a mine-layer commander, will address the Hayward Veterans Luncheon Club at noon Friday. The Alameda Elks invited him after his lecture to the Alameda lodge, detailing wartime exploits and escape from Singapore. Plans include escort from Oakland with motorcycle patrol and inviting German descent locals to attend.

Frank B. Leonard United States Marine Corps Hayward Julius Lauterbach Pacific Ocean Emden Leonard Alameda Elks’ Lodge Lauterbach Hayward Club South Seas California Hayward Fidiay

Congregational Session Supports Hoover Law Plan

United Press Special to The Review reports in Detroit the Congregational church general council at its 23rd biennial closing session voted unanimously to back President Hoover to the limit in his law enforcement program amid loud cheers.

Detroit Jnne United Press Congregational Church General Council Hoover

Mrs Oliver to Host Silver Tea at Mount Eden

Mrs Henry Oliver will host a silver tea at the closing meeting of the Hayward Union High School PTA Monday afternoon at her Mount Eden home. Mrs J E McDowell of Stanford University Mothers' Club will discuss PTA work at the university. Principal F P Johnson will speak on the International Mind. A musical program will be part of the program and the meeting is open to the public.

Henry Oliver Hayward Union High School P.T. A Mount Eden J. E. McDowell Mothers'mith Stanford University F. P. Johnson

British Premier Baldwin resigns as King eyes McDonald for new government

Windsor dispatch reports Premier Stanley Baldwin resigning after defeat in the latest election. King George VI is expected to invite Ramsay MacDonald to form a new government. The Peterson family thanks friends for support at their mother Augusta Peterson’s burial with pallbearers from the I O O F lodge.

Windsor England United Stanley Baldwin Ramsay McDonald Indor Augusta Peterson I. O. 0. F. Lodge Peterson

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S. P. Crossing Legion Band Haywardites NEW Farm Bulletin Plymouth Chrysler Hayward Group M. Franck Sweetwood 14Th St Lorenzo Junction By Russ Allen MAYOR World Air Police D. T. Smith Woodsman Lucky Bros Vets’ Club British Port Pinkey Leonard Quets
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