Hayward Industrial Payroll Hopes Rise In Campaign
Hayward banker Hugh Linthicum urges expansion of the industrial payroll, arguing Hayward offers superior transport, climate, labor and sites. He cites current payroll around 500000 dollars and says attracting industries along the coast and East could significantly boost employment and growth.
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Mellon calls charges of bond fraud absurd in Wash report
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon told President Coolidge there has been no dishonest duplication of Liberty Bonds. He said the charges are absurd following congressional demands for a further treasury fraud investigation.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Coolidge
Congress
Treasury Department
Capital Crowded for Inauguration Day
Washington buzzed with visitors and officials arriving for Calvin Coolidge’s inauguration as the 30th president. Weather forecast warned of increasing clouds and warmer air as hotels filled and capital buildings displayed bunting and flags.
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Washington
Calvin Coolige
The
United States
Bunting
Mags
German Factions Clash in Potsdam Platz Street Battle
A street fight broke out in Potsdam Platz between the Pass and members of the Reichsbanner Republican organization after Fascists refused to stop distributing anti Ebert pamphlets bearing vile caricatures of the late president.
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Berlin
Reichsbamer
Potsdamerplatz
Steady Hayward Rise in Industry Cited by Observer
An observer asserts Hayward will steadily advance and rapidly rise as an industrial force, especially noting Hayward's growth in industrial sectors and anticipated expansion of influence and leadership.
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Hayward
California Senate OKs meal bill for teachers and pupils
United Press dispatch from Sacramento reports the Senate passed the Lewis bill allowing school district governing bodies to provide one free meal daily to both children and teachers at cost.
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United Press
Sacramento
Senate Today
Budget Bill of State Ready for House Action
Sacramento March 3 The State budget bill appropriating 104 141 940 10 to run the state for the next two years was turned over to the lower house of the legislature today with the recommendation that the assembly committee pass it.
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United Press
Sacramento
House Favors U S World Court Entry
The House approved a resolution expressing the sense that the United States should join the World Court. The measure passed by a vote of 201 to 23.
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House
U. S
United Press
United States
World Court
Legion opposes repeal of law in California
By unanimous vote the executive committee of the American Legion of California decided to oppose the proposed repeal of the criminal syndicalism bill now being pushed by a group in the State Legislature. Word came from Hayward.
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The
American Legion of California
Hayward
Physician Sued By A Former Patient
Dr. N. Jacobsen Oakland physician and surgeon is defendant in a $260,000 damage suit that went to trial yesterday before Judge RE. C. Robinson in Oakland. Plaintiff M. J. Nicholas of Richmond alleges Jacobsen operated March 26, 1923 and removed too much of his anatomy.
Legion Adjutant James Barton to Lead National Office
James F. Barton of Fort Dodge Iowa announced he has accepted the post of national adjutant of the American Legion. He will assume duties April 1 succeeding Russell G. Creviston and was named by National Commander Drain in Des Moines.
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United Press
Des Moines
Law
James F. Barton
Fort Dodge
Iowa
American Legion
Lesson
Drain
Barton
Russell G. Creviston
Spring Fashion and Big Comedy Shows March 17 at Native Sons Hall
A musical comedy titled Eats and a Spring Fashion Show are planned for March 17 at Native Sons Hall Hayward benefiting All Saints Church. The program includes Exits musical, a luncheon and dinner scenes, a Spring Fashion Show from the Economy Shop Hayward, and a cast of many named characters with opening musical numbers and acts.
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All Saints Church
Hayward
Toonerville
California
St. Patrick’s Day
Brian
Autos of All Saints
Carol B
Marie
Inez Caldeira Mick
Kathleen
Nora
Bridget
Patsy
Susie
Cecelie
Betty
Maggie O'Brian
Ustodia Rodgers
Tommy Jones
Richard Mainsick
Mamie Grown
Louise Brum
Rosie Brown
Alene Rodgers Tithe Smith
Katherine Alves
Senorita Valeijo
May Tatero Loraine Fair
wTrene Lopes
Mademoiselle Tricelette
Ida Patterson
Insecto
Manuel Brum
Carlo
Julia Alves
Lady Vanderdeugh
Carel Kelly Toinett
Irene Sullivan
Nancy O'Brian
Maggie
Irene Vargas
Peggy O'Neil
Bedalia
Bayward Union High School Trustee Election Set March 27
The Bayward Union high School trustee election is set for March 27 with incumbent trustees Warren and Webb seeking re election. Webb has served 20 years on the school board and Warren 12 years, both term expirations noted by officials.
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Bayward
Cauliflower shipment nears district total
RB N Nutking inspector states the Hayward district will clean up cauliflowers in about two weeks. About 200 carloads have gone to the middle west and east this season, with 350 carloads expected to be shipped by season’s end amid strong demand for Alameda county produce.
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Hayward
RB. N. Nutking
Nutking
Middle West
East
Alameda County
Peggy O'Neil Nancy Peggy and the Waitress Opening Song
A local stage production features Peggy O Neill Nancy Peggy and the Waitress with acts highlighting Magie Doo Lay and Patsy in Opening Song. The cast includes Madam Carlo and a chorus with Nancy Peg u My Heart and Toe Dancing Specials. Gowns by Economy Shop Hayward. scenery courtesy of Council No 14. chorus costumes from Silver Pereira and Massa stores.
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Peggy O'Neil
Nancy Peggy
Magsie Doolay
Mahree
Insecta Dowie Doo
Loraine Fair
Girls Quartette
Madame Carlo
Patsy
Patsy el Bacio
Ireland
Nancy Peg U
Lady Vanderdough
Nora
Betty Madelon
Mademoiselle
Nancy
Maggie Men
Hayward
Hugo Frank
Council
Silver & Pereira
Massa
Athletic Club to Form Hayward Team Tomorrow Night
A meeting of prospective members to form the Hayward Amateur Athletic Club is scheduled for tomorrow evening at Daniaball. The initial gathering drew 25 young men and boys, with plans to double attendance. Judge Jacob Harder, Jr. will address the group outlining aims to organize running, track and field, baseball, basketball, wrestling, and boxing activities.
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Hayward
Jacob Harder, Jr
San Quentin Riot Suppressed. Guards Ordered to Shoot to Kill
March 3 report says rioting among prisoners caused two deaths in ten days at San Quentin and is apparently ended. Warden Smith said the situation is well in hand and guards are ordered to shoot to kill if trouble renews, though none is expected. Convict Wendell Dollar was shot yesterday after starting a fight.
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N Quentin
Smith
Wells
Wendell Dollar
Conviet
Rolph vetoes supervisor board Hetch Hetchy sale act
In San Francisco on March 3 May or James Rolph Jr vetoed a board resolution approving the sale of power from Hetch Hetchy to private companies. He left for the East and urged acting Mayor Ralph McLearn and committees to work out a compromise plan in his absence.
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S. F
James Rolph Jr
City of Hetch Hetchy Torivate
East
Ralph McLearn
Influenza Ban on Kissing Shuts Down London Match
In England the flu epidemic prompts doctors to urge a ban on kissing. A football match was canceled recently due to the influenza outbreak as Britain battles a new wave of illness.
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London
England
Britain
Turkish Cabinet Resigns Amid Kurdestan Rebellion Shock
London dispatch reports the Jethi Bey cabinet of Turkey has resigned today as the Kurdish rebellion in Kurdestan continues to drive political upheaval. The move signals instability in the government as clashes and calls for reform unfold across the region.
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London
Jethi Bey
Turkey
Kurdestan
Successor to air chief to be named within days
Washington March 3 a successor to Brig General Mitchell as assistant chief of the army air service will be recommended by the secretary of war Weeks within two or three days and submitted by President Coolidge to the extra session of the senate after March 4 Weeks said after a conference with Coolidge and Major General Patrick Although Weeks declined to say whether Mitchell would be succeeded by himself it is generally believed another flying officer will be chosen
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Washington
Mitchell
Army Air Service
Secretary of
War Weeks
Coolidge
Senate
Weeks
Patrick
Davis Declines Claim to Bourbon Chief Leadership
Washington March 3 John W. Davis, Democratic candidate in the last campaign, says he does not claim the leadership of the Democratic party, either titular or otherwise. He would not say whether he expects to be a candidate for renomination in 1923.
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Washington
John W. Davis
Davis
Woman Cashier Robbed in Burlingame Bank Heist
On her first day as teller at the Broadway branch of the Bank of Burlingame Mrs. I. McElney was confronted by six armed masked men who forced her and fellow teller Charles Baker to the floor. The robbers fled with between 24000 and 5000 dollars in currency on Monday afternoon after entering at 115 PM.
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Burlingame
I. McElney
Broadway
Bank of Burlingame
Charles Baker
Former Senator Clark Dies in New York Home
New York March 3 William Andrew Clark former senator from Montana and noted financier died last night at his Fifth Avenue residence. Clark a prominent political and financial figure had been in failing health for some time and was 86 years old.
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New York
William Andrew Clark
Montana
America
Fifth Avenue
Clark
Kennedy Returned to Napa Insane House
In Napa County Superior Court Judge Percy King ordered Lt Frank E Kennedy of the U S Navy sent back to the Napa Insane Asylum after court remarks that Kennedy was not judged insane by navy attorneys. The proceeding cited jurisdiction issues and the naval attorneys stated they did not claim insanity.
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Percy King
Frank E. Kennedy
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