Hayward Seen as Coming Bay Region Town by Doctor Bassett
Dr Ray Bassett Toutss Hayward as rising Bay Area town with vast opportunities for youth. He urges highway improvements to route visitors through Hayward and advocates spreading the town’s message to young people of the west.
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Hayward
Ray Bassett
Ray Bassett Hayward Dentit
Spark
Bay Region
Towm
Castro Valley
West
Toben
Castro Street
Splendid Tea Room Opens Saturday In San Jose Area
Mrs. Jane C. Higbie announces the opening of a tea room and gift shop named Sign of the Palette on Greena avenue and East Fourteenth street between Hayward and San Leandro. A daily lunch from noon to two and afternoon tea from three to six will be offered, with high tea Sunday evenings. Reservations required for dinner on opening day.
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Jane C. Higbie
South Second Street
San Jose
Fhilgbie
Teelphoning Hayward
George L Wilkins
Susan Clark
Higbie
Ye Or Academy Tea Room
Litchfield
Connecticut
Taft
Seventy Men Die In Mine Collapse At Mor Black
March 27 reports say a coal mine cage plunged 1,000 feet at Mor Black, killing about seventy workers and injuring 26. Fifty bodies were recovered. twenty five injured survivors were in shock. Meanwhile Lion's Club nominates officers for the April 1 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Mor, Black Mine
Breed proposes constitutional amendment taxing oil industry
Sacramento March 23 Senator Arthur Breed attacked oil firms for opposing his gasoline tax and announced a proposed constitutional amendment. It would declare the oil industry a public utility under railroad commission supervision and subject to legislative control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uaried Press
Sacramento
Arthur Breed
Railroad Commission
California to seek 8.5 million bond issue for state projects
Sacramento March 27 The state proposes an eight million five hundred thousand dollar bond issue to fund a Los Angeles state building University of California projects and completion of capital buildings. The plan will be submitted to the people following the governor's announcement.
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United Press
Sacramento
Los Angele
University of California
Big Furniture Donation Supports Hayward Legion Club
Mrs LeRoy Pratt donated five chairs and two tables to the Hayward Legion post above the First National Bank, aiding the lounge area as the organization grows. Commander Jack Flynn announced the gift amid a drive that has added twenty new members this year and plans for future summer arts activities. The Native Sons hall is rented for March 2 with a dance to follow, and monthly summer events fund welfare work for disabled veterans at Livermore hospital.
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LeRoy Pratt
Periion Legion
First National Bank
B Street
Jacl Flynn
Pratt
Livermore Hospital
Legion Plans Dances For New Club Rooms
American Legion Post No 68 outlines a season of dances and entertainments to aid furnishing and rehabilitation of ex service men. Tentative dates include May 2 June 14 July 3 August 1 September 6 October 3 and November 2, with the Legion Auxiliary assisting in preparations and regional work.
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American Legion
Mrs A B Machado Wins First Place In Puzzle Page
Mrs A B Machado wins first place in the Puzzle Page in The Review special edition. Deftosa and George W Hooson Jr tie for second with the same number of errors and receive a six month Daily Review subscription prize.
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A.B
Machado
Tle Dollars
Waling
Kview
Anne B. Machaco
Deftosa
R. F. D No 2
George W. Hooson Jr
Harvard
Secord
Daily Review
E. J. Strock
el Street
Wilbur
Noted Violinist to Perform at Higbie Studio Tea
Marjorisy Freler, celebrated violinist, will perform at the Higbie Studio Tea Room opening tomorrow. Mies Fisher, also a renowned violinist from San Jose, has appeared nationwide and broadcast from KGVO and others. Reservations required for the studio between Hayward and San Leandro, with dinner and concert and additional attractions.
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Marjorisy Freler
Wil
Higbie
Slick
Mig
Mies Fisher
San Jose
Washington
Hayward
San Leandro
Roberts Entertain At Dutch Whist
Mrs G J Roberts of Dublin Real entertained friends last night with a Dutch whist party featuring prizes won by Taille, Cooper, Hashill, Hunter and others. Elaborate refreshments followed with attendees including Lathe, Hanier, the Coopers and young Roberts family members present.
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Roberts
G. J. Roberts
Dublin
P. A. Taille
Puies
Percy L Cooper
WW Hashill
W. J Hunter
Boone
Vrs
P. H. Lathe
WF Hanier
Urs
Percy L. Cooper
E . Kuseman
C. 8B Smith
Elenor
Marion Cooper
Master George, Lillie and
Eugene Roberts
Reception for Bride-To-Be by Hayward League
The Hayward Civic League of Women Voters hosts an informal afternoon reception on Tuesday March 31 to honor Mise Chandler Oswill daughter of Mrs William Oswill a League member. Mrs Max Hegen League president arranged the event for League members and friends of Mrs Oswill and Miss Chandler who is to be married soon after Easter.
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Hayward
Wheeler Indicts Wheeler in Montana Oil Land Conspiracy
A true indictment accuses Senator Burton K Wheeler Montana Democrat Edwin Booth and Gordon Campbell of conspiring to defraud the government by unlawfully obtaining public land in Montana from the public domain. The case marks a second indictment in this matter, with Campbell’s client charged for using Interior Department influence. The first indictment has not gone to trial.
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Washington, D
Burton K Wheeler
Montana
Mostans
District of Famine
Gian Jury
Edwin Booth
Gordon Campbell
Wheeler
Pallea
Campbell
Department of the Interior
Exhumations Seek Poison Link in 2 Chicago Deaths
The body of Dr. Oscar Olsen was exhumed to test for poison as coroner officials opened the grave. At the same time the body of Mrs. Emmaric Clinstock, buried sixteen years ago, was dug up to secure more evidence against William D Shevred, charged with killing Edward Billy McClaiock.
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United Press
Chicago
Oscar Olsen
EmmaricClintock
William D Shevred
Lrward
Billy” MecClaiock
Civic League to Hold Card Party
The Hayward Civic League of Women Voters plans a Monday card party in the League Rooms. Whist and 506 will be played with prizes and refreshments. Mrs Lo M Turner leads the committee as the league supports community benefit, especially children.
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Hayward
Religious Burners Charged Assault Case Set
Oroville March 27 Preliminary hearing for Mr. and Mrs Edward Rhodes charged with assault with an instrument capable of causing harm was set for April 1. They were released on bond of 10000. The case stems from the death of Hiram Schalow, Mrs Rhodes brother, who died last week after burns allegedly inflicted during cult ceremonies.
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United Press
Oroville
Edward Rhodes
Hiram Schalow
First Car of Peas to East Promised by Farm Products Sales
Hayward peas are headed to the East this year, with 651 hampers weighing 27 pounds each in a car load. Frankiuha, president of the Farm Products Sales Company, says demand is heavy and good prices are expected for the crop. About 250 to 2,000 hogloads of Hayward peas are anticipated for eastern markets this season.
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Hayward
Uke Farm Products Sales
Frankiuha
Centermiile
Hayward Poultry Shipments Highlight Regional Supply
The Hayward poultry trade ships 600 pullets to towns across California as top breeders praise the area’s quality. Shipments totaling about $506 in value were sold, with further consignments planned for the coming week. The Hayward center gains prominence for high quality stock feeding commercial breeding growth.
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California
Hayward
Faertune
Pace
Herard
Eagles to Honor Chas Heyer With Birthday Party
About one hundred Eagles from Alameda County including Fruitvale Oakland Livermore and Alameda will attend a birthday reception and initiation for Charles Heyer president of the Hayward lodge. Pan r a ch seven by members will represent the class with entertainment and a banquet led by Rudy Mesers.
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Fruitvate
Dameda Gakland
Livermore Alvarado
Alammeda
Charles Heyer
Hayward Wert
Alameda
Fruitvale
Oakland
Pan Rach
Rudy Mesers
Kid McCoy Convicted Again in Los Angeles
Kid McCoy was sentenced to a prison term of three to thirty eight years for a shooting rampage the morning after the shooting of Teresa Mars. His prior ten year manslaughter sentence in the death of Mrs Moa will be served concurrently.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Rkid McCoy
Teresa Mars
Moa
Athletic Club Plans Gymnasium and schedule
The Athletic Club met at its temporary Hayward HQ to discuss securing facilities for a gymnasium and forming an athletic schedule. Fred Wheatley announced plans while Hal Angus outlined steps for club growth. A banquet hosted by the American Legion featured Bank of Italy executive William Knighth and performances by Bert Stephens Tony Hae gal Victor Wiles and Fred Wheatier.
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Lee Hayward Athletic Club
Hayward Poultry Producers
Fred Wheatley
Hal Angus
Wilbe
Fred Rabb
W. W. Haler
American Legion
William T Knighth
Hayward
Bank of Italy
Bert Stephens
Fred Wheatles
Athletic Club
Tony Haegal
Victor Wiles
Fred Wheatier
Scott
Americanization Supper Planned By Civic League
The Harvard Civic League of Women voters plans an Americanization supper in May to form the Hayward Council of Americanization and to secure an adult English and naturalization teacher. Miss Ethel Richardson will speak on the program and clubs are urged to send representatives.
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Harvard Civic League of Women Voters
Ethel Richardson
State Board of Education
Hayward Council of Americanization
League
Mera
Madsen Ball Team to Play Here Sunday
The Madsen’s Variety Store Ball team hosts a double header in Haysard on Sunday March 29. The team has a strong 4 record and solid fielding and hitting, facing Oakland’s Arandt Candy company in the morning at Booster Park and Hayvard Attrence Club at 2 15 in the afternoon.
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Madsen
Haysard
Arandt Candy Company of
Oakland
Booster Park Grounds
Hayvard Attrence Club
Brothers Reunite After Sixteen Years in Hayward
Julius Gold of New York visited his brother Max Gold a popular artist at Principe's Barbershop in Hayward. Julius will remain on the cast for some time. Two cities seek the 1926 National Convention and pigeon show per R C King Hayward fan registrar. The vote will be by mail next week.
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Hayward
Julius Gold
New York
Max Gold
Principe’s
Julus Gold
R. C. King
Murder Charge Pressed as Dorothy Ellington Trial Proceeds
In San Francisco on March 27 the state and defense remained deadlocked over ending the torture of Dorothy Ellington and avoiding a murder trial. The defense offered to plead guilty to manslaughter if the murder complaint was withdrawn, but the state refused, insisting Dorothy is guilty of murder. Dorothy fainted again, collapsed in court, and was carried to the jury room as the session adjourned with jurors incomplete.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Elllingston
Dorothy
Coaurt
Skillin
Skillen
Shde
Preacher Puts Kick in Sermons At M. E. Revival
Revival business rises as the speaker Kammerer gains a foothold with musical evangelism. An octet led by Wesers and Kamerer delivered a stirring number that moved the audience. The week’s peak lecture tonight urges full attendance for impact on next week.
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M. E
Kammerer
Geveral
Wesers
Hunt
Daniel
Rode
Winsor
Ward
Hough
Keefer
Stever
Kamerer
Spark
Irrigation Tour Ends With County Projects Review
J. B Brown irrigation specialist from the University of California completed a two day county tour inspecting irrigation projects. Instruction in the work was given and noted.
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J. B Brown
University of Caliornia
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INI
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Eagles
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Kid McCoy
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Berkeley
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L. Ross
Arlington Ave
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