City election registration closes Saturday in Hayward
The final day to register to vote in Hayward’s April 14 city election arrives Saturday night. Incumbents Ruth L. Rogers and Arthur Manter filed for re election to four year terms on the city council. A bond question for 75000 to build a municipal pool and 15000 for a fire truck may appear on the ballot along with a possible 16500 for Veterans Memorial site purchase. Registration totals so far range between 1000 and 1100 at five offices with additional registrations by a canvasser.
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Hayward
Electton
Mark B. Templeton
Ruth L. Rogers
Arthur Manter
Veterans’ Memorial
Meininger Cigar Store
Betwen
Hoaxward Drug Store
B-D Drug Store
Brauns Drug Store
Anto State Cigar Store
Classified Ad Sparks Frenzied Poultry Sale
A Bay Area businessman advertises in The Review and sells 2000 dollars worth of stock, equipment, and house goods from his poultry farm in two days. Some buyers arrive from Oakland and beyond, with over 50 interested parties and a chaotic bid-like rush. He later asks that the ad be removed to stop further demand.
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A. L. Ruff
Western Boulevard
Ruff
Oakland
East Bay
Fred Wagner III Promoted But Absent From Duties
Fred Wagner III, newly promoted district manager for the MacMarr store here, is unable to assume duties due to a nervous breakdown. He remains at Central Hospital for recovery.
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Fred Wagner III
Fred Wagner
MacMarr
Fie Ia
Central Hospital
Supervisors Set March 14 to Hear Annexing Protest
The county board fixes March 18 at 10 a m for a hearing on objections to annexing the Cotter tract in Oro Loma toward Hayward. Petitioned by Hayward city council, the move aims to annex land transferred from Stephen A. Cotter. If approved, the city would call an election. possible annexation of high school property could leave a Gro Loma strip between Alice Lane and Bridge Street unincorporated.
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County Board of Supervisors
Hayward
Cotter
Oro Loma
Foothill Boulevard
Jack Casson
T. B. Russell
Stephen A. Cotter
Sidney
Coiter
Gro Loma
Alice Lane
Bridge Street
Keyes Enters San Quentin Prison to Begin Sentence
Asa Keres a 54 year old former prosecutor known nationwide for his cases entered San Quentin Prison to serve one to 14 years for accepting bribes. He claimed prisoners there received a square deal and faced isolation for a few days for safety as Warden Holohan arranged precautions.
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San Quentin Prison
Asa Keres
Keyes
Holohan
Keres
Julian Petroleum
Hayward High Loses to Oakland 12 0 on Tuesday
Hayward high school fell 12 to 6 at Oakland grounds as Charles Williford made his first interscholastic start. Coaches saved top pitchers Milton Lewis and Norman Connor for upcoming games this week. Hayward faces University high in Oakland Wednesday and San Mateo here Thursday with a Monterey trip next Saturday.
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Oakland High School
Hayward High School
Morey F. Jones
Milton Lewis
Norman Connor
Charles Williford
Williford
Oaklanders
Hayward Boys
University High School
Oakland
San Mateo
Monterey
Pleasanton Fire Chief Graham Addresses Castro Valley Meeting
William Graham, Pleasanton fire chief, spoke Tuesday night to Castro Valley firemen. He outlined Pleasanton’s equipment and progress, noting his roles with Alameda County Firemen’s Association.
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Valley Firemen
Graham
William Graham
Pleasanton
Castro, Valleey
Alameda
Legion to Hold Public Rite for New Members
Hayward American Legion and Auxiliary announce a public initiation at the armory on March 20. About 20 to 30 new members are expected from local posts and officials. The program features the Legion band, color advance, prayers, readings, and a Forty and Eight initiation ceremony led by Milton D. Sapiro.
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Hayward
American Legion
Roy Hutto
Smalley Avenue
Armory
Legion
Legionaires
San Leandro
Washington Township
American Legion Band
Hatto
Legion Band
America
C. S. King
Auxiliary
Hinky Dinky Parlez
Public urged to attend C of C meeting tonight
President Harry Bradford and Secretary Jacob Harder urge all city residents especially business people to attend the Chamber of Commerce meeting at the chamber rooms tonight at o'clock. They seek citizen input on plans and a more inclusive working arrangement, insisting no chamber thrives without community interest and inviting ideas or protests. If you have a pet idea, attend and present it.
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Harry Bradford
Jacob Harder
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Seven Was Fatal In Dice Game At Indiana Harbor
Preston Shelton was killed after rolling a seven in a dice game. Police arrested Jonn F. Stark on a $2 bet murder charge. The story notes a band performing with "Madelon" and a Ruth Mathebat address on government hospitals and disabled veterans care. A dance program follows the band's numbers.
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Gary
Ind
Preston Shelton
Indiana Harbor
Jonn F. Stark
Shelton
Madelon
Ruth Mathebat
Business Women's Club recalls three-year association milestone
The Hayward Business and Professional Women's Club marks three years since its February 16, 1927 charter with 50 members. Charter president Laura Frank led the initial group of 37. Amanda Simons and Minnie Seaver followed as presidents. The club notes growth, notable accomplishments, and ties to National Business and Professional Women's Week as 1109 similar clubs celebrate nationwide. The original charter list includes Emma Oakes, Maryann Holwan, Amanda Simons, Flora Mapes, Edith Frager and others.
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Hayward
Laura Frank
Flota Mapes
Catherine Wiel
Edith Frager
Amanda Simons
Minnie Seaver
United States
Emma H. Oakes
Maryetta W. Holwan
Mary M. Walter
Ona Fenneman
Mable O'Leary
Lily L. Carren
Flora Mapes
Edith Fra
Tafts Estate Goes to Widow in Taft Will
The will of William Howard Taft filed in the District of Columbia supreme court leaves his estate to his widow with several specific legacies. Fifty thousand dollars to Yale alumni class fund, 5000 to Taft's secretary, 7500 to Taft School in Watertown Connecticut, 2500 to Al Souls Unitarian Church, and other bequests noted without estate value estimates.
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Washington
William Howard Taft
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Yale University
Taft
Taft School
Watertown
Conn
Mr. Taft
Horace
al Souls’ Unitarian Church
Jury Picked in Doheny's Bribery Trial
A jury of three women and nine men was selected to try Edward L Poheny, millionaire oil man, on bribery charges tied to government oil leases. Judge William Hitz overruled a defense abatement plea earlier.
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Washington
U.P
Edward L. Poheny
Willam Hitz
Wearin Green Style at Legion Women’s Affair
The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a St Patrick’s Day dance titled Wearin’ o the Green at Luther Burbank School on fower B street Saturday evening. Ladies invite all to honor St Patrick enjoy dancing prizes have been donated with Mrs D R Galbraith coordinating and prize displays in the Frank Electric window admission per couple one dollar extra lady five to six cents.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Luther Burbank
Fower B Street
St. Patrick
Ireland
Auxiliary
Blarney Stone
D. R. Galbraith
Frank Electric
Ed Friedrichs Jr to Attend Bakers Chicago Conclave
Edward Friedrichs Jr will leave Thursday for Chicago to attend a convention of the American Society of Bakery Engineers. He serves as vice president of the state society and is the district's youngest member. He will renew friendships with classmates from the Chicago school of bakery engineers and is a graduate of Hayward Union High School and Armstrong Business College.
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Edward Friedrichs Jr
Chicago
American Society of Bakery Engineers
Friedrichs
State Society
Chicago School of Bakery Engineers
Hayward Union High School
Armstrong Business College
Tom Devin Wears Black Patch After Party Prank
Thomas Devlin an educator in the Twenty-Thirty clubs and Markham school staff wears a large black patch over one eye following a recent party prank where he appeared in costume as a street beggar with a sign.
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Thomas Devlin
Markham
Tom
New California 1930 Farm Census Questions Gather Data
The 1930 farm census will add over 50 new or revised questions to collect detailed data on irrigated crops fruit and nut production and livestock. Questions cover acreage by variety values of truck crops and orchard output in 1929 and 1929 sales. farm labor days and costs. and totals for livestock and farm products with breakdowns by product line and market movement.
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California State Chamber of
Farm Bureau
Nuz
California Co
Valencz
Itv
Lahore
California
Sr 5
Federal Farm Board
Notable Injury Report Recounts Farm Workers Incident
An abrupt accident left Jim partially blinded and Tom temporarily impaired by a blast. The injuries are not expected to be permanent, with medical staff noting the outlook remains hopeful.
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Jim
Tom
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Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
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Walter Trobee
Fred P. Johnson
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