Livermore Home Bombed Amid Labor Troubles
A crude oil can bomb exploded on the porch of Hetch Hetchy engineers Fred Camp and W H Jones in Livermore, injuring no one and tearing the roof. The Bonetti family and a guest were thrown to the floor but unharmed. Officials link the act to rising labor unrest after the Calaveras tunnel explosion. The blast occurred at 7 35 p m as tensions mounted among tunnel workers and unemployed locals. Deputy sheriffs investigated as theories ranged from a jilted admirer to workplace anger.
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Livermore
Calaveras Tunnel
Hence
Hetch Hetchy Water Project
Gard
Fred A. Camp
W. H. Jones
Hetch Hetchy
Marco Bonetti
Bonettis
Camp
University of California
Calaveras
Charles Beard
L. FE. van Patten
Edith Bonetti
Camp’s and
Jones
Hays Denies Cut From Ingagi Says Mer Hoorwitz
J Hoorwitz manager of the Hayvard theatre criticizes Will Hays for banning the Ingagi gorilla film. He notes the distribution issue and claims publicity motives behind the prohibition while confirming the three night showing ends Friday. He argues the advertising does not affect the film’s entertainment value.
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J. Hoorwitz
Hayvard Theatre
Will Hays
The
Movies
Ingagi
Hoorwitz
Heys
Hollywood
Africa
Los Angeles
Hays
Salesman Is Held On Theft Charge
James Tierney a 36 year old former Eureka resident was arrested by Chief Louis Silva and jailed to await trial in justice court on a petty theft charge for allegedly misapplying about 60 dollars collected for Sherman Electric. Police also report Mrs Hernandes’s critically ill child complicating information access.
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James Tierney
Eureka
Louis Silva
Justice Court
Frank Sherman
The
Sherman Electric Company
Tierney
Adeline Hernandes
G Street
Highland Hospital
Hernandes
Woman Trapper Returns From Oregon Nevada Expedition
Mrs. Ethel Shipley a noted rifle shot and angler returns with Mrs. Edith Allen after an eight month pleasure and trapping venture across Oregon forests and Nevada plains. They gathered hundreds of pelts along a thirty mile trapping line and plan to resume the expedition in late summer through autumn and winter. Bas is visiting Mrs. Wallace after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Shipley
Edith Allen
Oakland
Oregon
Plains
Nevada
Shipley
Daisy Wallace
Wallace Studio
L ‘Ng
Bas
Plan trackless trams Tokyo to meet competition
Tokyo's electric bureau reportedly plans a trackless tram system using overhead wires to counter private motorbus lines cutting into municipal street railway revenue. Shanghai is the only far eastern city with trackless trams.
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Tokyo
R Electric Bureau
Shanghai
Centerville Girl Wins Prize in U S Sculptor Contest
Miss Phoeebe C. Ormsby of Centerville, daughter of Dr. E O Ormsby, earned honorable mention in a national soap sculpture contest by Proctor and Gamble for a statuette titled The Studio Cat. She placed in the advanced amateur class and receives 25 dollars prize money. The competition was run by the national soap sculpture committee based in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoeebe C. Ormsby
E. O. Ormsby
Centerville
Proctor & Gamble Soap Manufacturing
Miss Ormsby
Studio Cat
National Soap Sculpture Commutes
New York City
Editor backs Heyer in Alameda supervisor race
William B. Zambresky publisher of the San Leandro Reporter endorses Charles W. Heyer seeking re election to Alameda county second district. He points to Heyer's 16 years on the board and service to the district and county. Heyer boosters across Castro Valley San Lorenzo Ashland and surrounding communities rally for re election.
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San Leandro
William B. Zambresky
Cherry City
Charles W. Herer
Alameda County
Heyer
Alameda
Hever
Hayward
Zambresky
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Ashland
Redwood
Valle Vista
Tennyson
Mt. Eden
Palomares
Edenvale
Stonnbrook
State Supervisors’ Association
Williams Family Moves to Soto Street
The George V Williams family of upper A street leaves the Zambresky cottage after nine years and relocates to Soto street. The move empties Second and A, prompting crepe on doors, while the local Improvement Club joins a memorial honoring the Soto street residents as a loss and a gain to the community.
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Upper A
George V. Williams
Soto Street
Mr. Williams
Improvement Club
Soto
Richard Talbot Better Recovery After Illness
Richard Talbot of Jones and King is recovering from a serious month long illness after appendicitis at Hayward Central hospital. He expects to return to his home at the Green Shutter hotel in a few days.
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Richard Talbot
Jones & King
Hayward Central Hospital
Green Shutter Hotel
Godkin Chosen to Head Young Vets Club Here
Cecil E. Godkin, former naval lieutenant and ex vice commander of Hayward American Legion, is named chairman of the Veterans' Young-for-Governor club in Hayward. He will organize a Young campaign body and promote Governor C. C. Young in Alameda County.
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Godkin
Young Vets Club
Cecil E. Godkin
Hayward
American Legion
Alameda County
C. C. Young
Oakland
Young
Hr. Chaplin
United Veterans of the Republic
Berkeley
Alameda
Irving Nelson and Wife Made Chiefs of Allied Lodges
Irving Nelson and his wife were named noble grand of the Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs at the Sycamore lodge and local Rebekah chapter. Installation of officers is planned for early July after officer elections. Nelson, previously traffic officer, missed the supreme honor last year due to a foot injury from a collision. Officers listed include Charles Hern and Walter Smiley in the Odd Fellows, and Mrs Florine L. Nelson and Mrs Mortie Sorensen in the Rebekahs, with several others to be announced.
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Sycamore Lodge of the Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Irving Nelson
Nelson
Noble
The
Odd Fellows
Nelson Noble
Charles Hern
Noble Grand
Walter Smiley
Shirley Nelson
C. L. Manon
Rebekah
Florine L. Nelson
Mortie Sorensen
Lillie J. Wallace
Emma Andersen
Hina
Christine Henningséin
Minnie Teason
Hayward High School graduates 87 at commencement
Hayward union high school conferred diplomas to 87 seniors in an evening ceremony as Dr. T. W. McQuarrie and classmates George Lundgren and Julia E. Stern spoke on life readiness. Miss Carol Linkwitz presented gifts to the school while Gordon Hauschildt eyed a bright student year ahead.
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Hayward Union High School
T. W. McQuarrie
State Teachers’ College
San Jose
Dr. McQuarrie
George Lundgren
Julia E. Stern
Carol Linkwitz
Gordon Hauschildt
de Molar
Joseph E. Hollingshead
Richard C. Day
Lfe
Hayward
United States
Sles Club
Omo Grimwood
Mary Wright
Esther Tobler Sharp
Frank Dale
McQuarrie
Miss Grimwood
Carmelita Kavanagh
Miss Stern
N. P. Nielsen
Milton Young Leads Bourbons in California Caucus
In Fresno on June 12, California Democrats nominated Milton K. Young of Los Angeles as the Bourbon standard bearer. Martin Welch of Sacramento was picked for lieutenant governor, with William Maddox of Santa Rosa for secretary of state, Henry E. Harwood of San Francisco for attorney general, and Mrs. George Knox of Los Angeles for superintendent of public schools. Prohibition failed to gain floor as the caucus centered on Democratic prospects for 1932.
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Fresno
U.P
California
Milton K. Young
Los Angeles
Prohibition
Martin Welch
Sacramento
William Maddox
Santa Rosa
Henry E. Harwood
San Francisco
George Knox
New Postal Chief in Hayward Announces New Service
E A Blood new manager of the Postal Telegraph office in Hayward explains a new bill charging service for telephone messages. Subscribers can send a message to Postal Telegraph and get the charge on their phone bill. The service covers about 78 000 points and links local telephones to Postal Telegraph facilities. Blood, from San Francisco, once Western Union agent in Tarrytown, recalls Rockefeller generosity in gifts and telegrams. He has been in Hayward a few weeks and plans to stay, attracted by the coast compared with back east.
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E. A. Blood
Mr. Blood
Hayward
San Francisco
Tarrytown
New York
Rockefeller
Western Union
John D
Blood
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Ngagi
Mer. Hoorwitz
Gorilla Picture
North
Gil
U.S
Phoebe Ormsby
Eden Township
Charles W. Heyer
Next Association
I. B. Parsons
Lundgren
Salstatorian
Milton Young
John D. Rockefeller
Q Hive
Dapper
Shirley
Fleishers
Hayward, California
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