Sign urged to guide travelers through Hayward to Oakland
Frank S. Kelly of Kelly Brothers urged a large sign at Dublin Canyon junction to inform travelers that Hayward lies nearby and that continuing toward Oakland or San Francisco via this city is possible. He cited tourism and local trade benefits from directing San Joaquin Valley travelers to Hayward and its merchants.
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B Street
Hayward
Oakland
San Francisco
Dublin ‘Canyon
Spark
Frank S. Kelly
Kelly Brothers
San Joaquin Valley
Ice bath chills 1 ton baseball team in San Leandro
Six hundred pounds of ice was dumped into Warm Springs training camp to hamper the 1 ton baseball team of the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce. A rival group backed by the American Legion plans to disrupt the Porcupine Pirates game as seven first string players suffer Charley Horses and colds.
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San Leandro
Com Merse
American Legion
Wonder Wallopers
Porcupine Pirates
Piates
Gaspar and Avilla Store Robbed Again in Hayward
Thieves struck the Gaspar and Avilla general merchandise store at Jackson and Soto streets for the third time this year. A heavy truck was used to haul away eggs, cheese, ham, clothing, cigars, and other goods, with about 156 dollars stolen. Deputy Sheriff Joe Soares and Joe Brandon pursue leads as tracks and a rear garage entry tie the break to the crime. Hayward, Alameda County, notes its famous green peas as harvest continues.
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Gaspar and Avilla
Jackson and
Soto
Hayward
Avilla
Avila
Brandon
Joe Soares
Joe Brandon
Gaspar
San Francisco Firm Sets Up $25,000 Paving Plant
A San Francisco firm is constructing a $25,000 street paving plant at Santa Rosa in Sonoma County. The project aims to improve local road surfaces and operations are expected to begin within weeks.
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San Francisco
Santa Rosa
Sonoma
Pomona Glee Club to Perform at Hayward High
Pomona College Glee Club with thirty one members will sing at Hayward Union High School at 2 p m on March 31 as part of their spring state tour. The group has played here twice before to large audiences and a record crowd is anticipated. The concert will feature several new numbers.
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Pomona College Glee Club
Hayward Union High School
Collegian Warblers
Muntaz Claims Bore Child of Indian Prince Amid Trial
In Bombay a preliminary trial opens for ten suspects in the mutilation and attempted kidnapping of Muntaz the noted dancer and mistress to the Maharajah of Enudore She testifies she bore a child to the Indian prince later murdered The case links a revenge plot involving an Indor army adjutant and others Granada County in Shasta reports caverns discovered near Granada in Shasta County
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All India
Muntaz
Maharajha
Enudore
Bombay
Naruch
Kidar
Bowla
Indor
Maharajah
Battle of Flowers Pageant Planned For Mission San Jose
Mission San Jose announces the first annual Battle of Flowers pageant for Washington township. Queen candidates selected from Niles Centerville Irvington Newark Alum Varado Decoto Warm Springs and Mission towns. Event set for April 18 and 20 featuring the European Battle of Flowers and Spanish fiesta.
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Mission San Jose
M. R. Telles
Washington Township
Wil
Niles
Centerville
Irvington
Newark
Alvarado
Decoto
Warm Springs
Mission
Father Leaf
M. R. Telies
Tom Witherby
Sam Meitzier
M. G. Silva
J. S. Azevedo
J. E. Rogers
Cyrus Solon
Father Leal
Frank Silva
Joe Feliceano
George Darrow
Frank Brackendorff
Robert, Gallegas
Mokelumne River Bond Validated by Court Ruling
Superior Judge J. Trabucco in Oakland declared the East Bay 339,000,000 bond for the Mokelumne River water project valid after a full election. Attorneys said an appeal to the California Supreme Court would determine bond validity before work begins. Sonoma County has already received five inches of water.
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East Bay
Mokelumne
J. . Trabucco
Oakland
Trabucco
California Supreme Court
Sister Admits Branding Brother in Fanatical Rite
In Oroville March 26 a complaint charges Mrs Anna Rhodes and her husband Edward with insanity to block criminal action for a March 8 branding rite. Her brother Herman Schalow died weeks later from burns. She admits branding him claiming he needed purification and says she was driven by fanatic belief under duress.
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Oroville
Anna Rhodes
Edward
William Roth
United Press
Herman Schalow
Schalow
Scalow
Accidental Life Insurance Company
Los Angeles
Edward Rhodes
Biggs
San Lorenzo P T A To Meet Friday
San Lorenzo residents plan a meeting at the school house Friday April 3 at 8 p m to discuss forming a local Parent Teachers Association Mrs Geo Keil president of the Second District California Congress of Parent Teachers Association will outline aims and gather support for the movement
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San Lorenzo
Parent Teachers Association
Geo. Keil
California Congress of Parent Teachers Association
Claim of Wife's Liaison with an Indian Is Made
Brooklyn report says Clifford Hendricks sues Ida Hendricks for divorce naming Joe Seccakuka Hopi guide as correspondent. The complaint alleges intimate meetings with the Indian last fall at a Grand Canyon hotel and on roads between Riverside and San Bernardino and near Redlands, then at a Flagstaff Arizona camp cottage.
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Brooklyn
New York
Joe Seccakuka
Clifford Hendricks
Ida Hendricks
Riverside
San Bernardino
Redlands
Flagstaff
Arizona
Dorothy Ellingsen Faces Jury Amid Fainting Spells
The San Francisco court recesses as Dorothy Ellingsen, accused of slaying her mother, collapses for a fifth time in four days. Doctors say the fainting stems from nerves not faking, while defense hints at possible third party involvement in the murder.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingsen
Bridge of Sighs
Dorothy
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