Taft Dies After Illness Former President and Chief Justice
Former U S president and chief justice William Howard Taft died after a brief illness in Washington. He had resigned from the Supreme Court a month earlier and was succeeded by Charles Evans Hughes. Taft had earlier served as U S representative to Cuba and governor general of the Philippines. his death follows closely after the passing of Justice Edward Terry Sanford.
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Supreme Court
America
Washington
March
United Press
William Howard Taft
United States Supreme Court
United States
Charles Evans Hughes
Taft
Cuba
Philippine Islands
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Republican Party
Mr. Roosevelt
Edward Terry Sanford
Justice Sanford Dies After Sudden Attack
Associate Justice Edward Terry Sanford, 65, native of Tennessee, died in Washington after a sudden attack. He collapsed while in a dentist chair and died at home shortly after noon, likely from uremic poisoning. Sanford had been appointed to the Supreme Court by President Harding in 1923.
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Washington
U.S
Supreme Court
Edward Terry Sanford
Tennessee
Sanford
Taft
Supreme Bench
Harding
Babe Ruth Ends Holdout Accepts $80 000 Year Contract
Babe Ruth ended his holdout today and agreed to an annual salary of $80,000 for two years with the New York Yankees. The deal raises his pay by $10,000 annually, making him the highest paid player in baseball once more.
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Babe Ruth
ST. Petersburg
United Press
New York Yankees
Ruth
Police Seek Mother and Two Daughters in Richmond
Police search for Mary Stamatoulis and her daughters aged 9 and 11 who vanished from a Richmond boarding home after their mother’s visit. They had been placed there after a court ruled she could not adequately support them.
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Richmond
U.P
Mary Stamatoulos
Mabel Sisson
Navy Delegates Work This Week End
Five power delegates at the London naval conference abandoned their weekend rest to resume inter delegation talks. United States figures Henry L. Stimson and Ambassador Morrow met with British foreign secretary Arthur Henderson this morning. A later session occurred at the Japanese embassy.
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London
U. P
Henry L. Stimson
Morrow
United States
Arthur Henderson
Great Western Power Line Work Expected Soon
Indications that construction will begin in a few days on the Great Western Power Line from Moraga valley to a proposed new substation. Linemen and crews have been seen in the city as the line extends through Crow canyon East avenue district to near Orchard Avenue and the Western Pacific tracks. No definite start date for the $1,500,000 substation has been announced.
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Great Western Power Company
Moraga Valley
Crow Canyon
East Avenue
Orchard Avenue
Western Pacific Railroad
Hayward High Falls 6 1 as San Jose Secures Win
Hayward high school's baseball team lost to San Jose 6 to 1 in San Leandro on a rain soaked diamond. San Jose scored four runs in the first inning on four errors and a single and the Farmers could not rally afterward. Terry led Hayward with a three base hit and two base hits, while Norman Conor pitched five hits allowed and five walks. Next game is against University High School in Oakland Wednesday afternoon.
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Hayward High School
San Jose
San Leandro
Terry
Hayward
Fred
Loren Turner
Ronald Souza
Axel Neilsen
Rose
Norman Conor
Farmer
The
University High School
Oakland
Haywart Hneup
Fred Turner
Lowell Turner
George Lundgren
Oscar Lundgren
Souza
Nielsen
Connor
Leading Doctor May Come Here
Dr. Felix Cunha of Lowell Massachusetts, president of the American Medical Association of Vienna, recently visited Hayward and plans to relocate there. He has studied in Paris Berlin Munich and Vienna and now leads a 7000 member global association. He is invited by the Russian government to visit clinics in Russia next November and will tour Italian hospitals in December.
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Hayward
Felix Cunha
Lowell
Mass
American Medical Association of
Vienna
Austria
Cunha
Europe
Paris
Berlin
Munich
American Medical Association of Vienna
Russia
Good Year Looms For Vegetable Men Says State Report
California truck farms expect a good 1930 season with normal rainfall and better growing conditions. Lettuce acreage rises though Imperial valley culling reduces yields. peas in Ventura San Diego and Imperial valleys harvest well. cauliflower prospects look poor due to large heads and slow growth from rain. spinach canning drops sharply from 1929 estimates as acreages shrink.
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Sacramento
U.P
California
E. E. Kaufman
Federal State Crop Reporting Service
Imperial Valley
Ventura
San Diego
Mrs Swedenborg Heads P E O Group in Spring Election
Chapter FH of the P E O Sisterhood elected officers for the coming year with Mrs Oscar Swedenborg chosen as president and assisted by Mrs Sutton Mrs Arthur Faria Miss Amy Jensen Mrs FE Perry Mrs Bertha Winslow and Mrs Myrtle Wright. A social hour followed the business meeting and the next gathering is set with Mrs Bertha Winslow on Tuesday March 18 at 7 30.
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Maryetta Holman
Oscar Swedenborg
Sutton
Arthur Faria
Amy Jensen
FE. §. Perry
Bertha Winslow
Myrtle Wright
P T A Hears Dental Lecture At Castro Valley
Dr. Robert E. Hassard spoke on dental hygiene during Castro Valley P T A family night at the Castro Valley school. Miss Lillian Vogelman demonstrated toothbrush use for students. Mrs. George S. Roberts presided with Anita Stanton outlining a yearlong hygiene program. A cook sale, reception, and lunch followed in the cafeteria with St. Patrick's Day favors.
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Robert E. Hassard
Castro Valley P T. A
Castro Valley
Lillian Vogelman
George S. Roberts
P.T. A
Anita Stanton
Roberta
Perry
California growers expect higher tomato canning acreage this year
A report indicates a 16 percent rise in canning tomato acreage over 1322 figures, based on results from about 85 percent of California packers.
Hayward youths study swim pool plan amid low swim rate
Hayward Twenty Thirty club reports 279 of over 2000 students can swim and 1105 more want lessons. A proposed $75,000 municipal pool bond would go on April 14 ballot. At Bret Harte school 103 boys and 47 girls can swim and 95 boys 168 girls cannot. pool use projected for about 1500 children.
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Hayward Grammar
Hayward Twenty-Thirty Club
Hayward
Wered
Bret Harte School
Stadea
Twenty- Thirty
Richmond
Leidig Chosen President Of Hayward Veterans Club
Don Leidig, local real estate man and service station operator, elected president of the Hayward Veterans club. Four directors named: Stephen B. Daken Roy P. Stoneburn Sig Lorentzen and William H. Hoff. Jay Brace gave lion hunting slides and lecture. March 27 dinner planned. officers install in April.
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Don Leidig
Hayward
Veterans’ Club
Stephen B. Daken
Roy P. Stoneburn
William H. Hoff
Sig Lorentzen
American Legion
Jay Brace
Harry Bradford
Art Phillips
Morten Wheeler
Guy Collins
Veterans Club and
Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Stanton Soares
J. H. Smith
Welter Trobee
Castro Valley Improvement Club Votes on Numbering and Lighting
The Castro Valley Improvement Club met this week to petition the county board of supervisors for house numbering in Castro Valley and to cooperate with the Federated Improvement clubs for more free rural lighting. About 70 people attended and welcomed many new members during the social hour.
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Petiion
County Board of Supervisors
Castro Valley
Federated Improvement Clubs
Vokel
EB. Jensen
John Segal
Charles Alcorn
R. Alcorn
G. Alcorn
G. Ellis
P. H. Hoare
W.A. Hutchins
John Huber
A. Gonsalves
James Farley
A. Pittendrigh
Judge Threatens Contempt For Dirty Looks in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee a city court judge warned he would jail an attorney after accusing him of giving the court a dirty look. The, remark followed a tense exchange during a proceeding.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Pistol Marksmen To Shoot Sunday
The American Legion Pistol club meets for weekly practice at Memorial park range at 9 oclock Sunday morning. Archie Kesterson urges members and others to attend. Guns and ammo are provided for newcomers. The group seeks a charter with the National Rifle Association.
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American Legion Pistol Club
Memorial Park Range
Archie Kesterson
National Rifle Association
Wildcat In Back Yard Spotted By Local Resident
Mary J. O'Neil found a wildcat in her back yard while hanging clothes at home. Officers subdued the animal after it wandered from a river bottom in search of food.
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Falnut Park
Mary J. O’neil
Marketing body to be formed by rabbit breeders
Steps toward forming a cooperative marketing association to stabilize rabbit meat and fur markets in the territory will be discussed at the Pacific Rabbit Breeders Association meeting at the justice court Saturday night. Mrs. L. Turner will present plans from the local association and North Bay Rabbit Association shows influenced the proposal.
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Pacific Rabbit Breeders’ Association
Justice Court
North Bay Rabbit Association
Novato
L. 3. Turner
Pacific and
Santa Clara Rabbit Breeders' Association
San Jose
Cannery Seeks Spinach Workers Ahead of Harvest
Hunt Brothers cannery calls for workers as spinach season nears opening within two weeks. Harvest is under way in parts of southern Alameda County and processing will start once enough spinach is received.
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Hunt Brothers Canncry
Alameda County
Two City Council Seats Up For Vote And Bond Proposals
Voters will elect two city council members and likely decide on two bond issues on April 14. The measures propose 75000 dollars for a municipal swimming pool and 15000 dollars for a new fire truck. Registration may be made at local drugstores and a cigar shop.
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Hayvard Drug Co
Brauns’ Drug Store
Meininger’s Cigar Store
Auto Stage Cigar Store
B-D
Hayward Track Opens Season With Redwood City Meet
Hayward high school track starts the 1930 season with a 3:30 p.m. meet at Redwood City. Coach Ned Kay faces uncertain prospects after rain disrupted practice. Key sprinters include Waterman Blaisdell Smith Abelee and Malmstrom with candidates in hurdles, middle distance, and field events.
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Hayward High School
Redwood City
Alameda County Athletic League
Ned Kay
George Lille
Alfred Rose
Ellsworth Waterman
Waterman
Blaisdell Smith
Charles Abelee
Malmsotrom
John Smith
Shikano
David Fer
Nandes
Ivan Hackett
George Povara
Harry Smith
Melvin Lemos
Alton Hansen
Mark Temme
Albert de Freitas
Malmstrom
Fernandes
Irving Henningsen
Gardner Jones
Fred Abelee
Buster
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Speil
University Hi
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Swedenborg
P.E.O
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Leidig
Jay Bruce
Valley Club
Wildcat
Cannery
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