Transportation Petition Sparks in Hayward Heath
Mrs. A. A. Osborn told the Spark reporter that residents favor circulating a petition to remedy transport faults between Hayward Heath and Hayward. She notes many travel to Oakland and San Francisco and cites state railroad rules blocking unpermitted bus routes, urging a full-distance transportation arrangement.
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Hayward Heath
Hayward
A. A. Osborn
Spark
State Railroad Commission
Oakland
San Francisco
Gunmen Wound Foundry Worker In San Francisco
Four gunmen in an automobile shot and severely wounded Frank Reed, a foundry worker with recent labor trouble, as he stood in front of his rooming house in San Francisco. Reed was hit in the arm and thigh. the assailants fled.
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San Francisco
Frank Reed
Reed
Cherries in Hayward District Turning Color Early
Cherries in the Hayward district are now turning color. If warm weather continues, ripening will be hastened. Expect packing by the later part of the month or around June 1.
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Hayward
Bandits Escape With Whiskey Stolen From Freeport Distillery
A gang of ten bandits bound three guards at the A. Guckenheimer distillery warehouse in Freeport Pennsylvania and escaped with bonded whiskey valued at 25 000 to 120 000 dollars. The theft occurred early today after more than an hour of evading capture.
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Freeport
A. Guckenheimer
Legion Dance At Native Sons Hall Plans Public Fundraiser
An American Legion dance is set for tomorrow at the Native Sons Hall to raise funds for welfare work and to furnish the new clubrooms above the First National Bank. It is a public affair with invitations extended to the community. Itack Fifon and Gene Sullivan will attend and help promote the event.
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American Legion
Native, Sons
The
Legion Post
First
National Bank
Itdack Fifon
Gene Sullivan
Murder Seen In Educator's Death at Wash U
In St Louis on May 1 the body of William A. Dillon age 5 was found on the cinder path at Washington University. No weapon was found and details remain unclear as authorities investigate the educator's death case.
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ST. Louis
Wiliam A. Dillon
Wash Ftin University
Local Church Plans New Home Sale to Fund Build
A committee of 15 Congregational Church of Hayward members will survey the sale of part of the church property at A and First Street to finance a new church home planned for this year. Rev. A. P. Orth notes the project addresses a long felt need. Committee members include William Brockman as chairman, E. Warren, Adolph May, Newton Jensen, and Ruth Kimball.
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Congregational Church of
Hayward
First Street
A. P. Orth
William Brockman
E. &. Warren
Adolph May
Newton Jensen
Ruth Kimball
Grammar School Trustees Meet Here Tomorrow
Hayward grammar school board will meet tomorrow to canvass the bond election vote and send it to the county board of supervisors. Preparations for bidding on work will be discussed and building operations at Booster Park and room additions to other schools will start within three months.
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Hayward Grammar School
County Board of Supervisors
Booster Park
Red Cross Plans Weekly Visits to Disabled Soldiers
Hayward Red Cross chapter outlines weekly hospital visits to Livermore disabled veterans hospital. A committee led by Mrs. B Parsons made the plan public. Volunteers will deliver flowers and gifts each week, with chapters sponsoring the effort.
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Red Cross
Hayward
Livermore Disable Veterans Hospital
B. Parsons
Frank Costa Charged With Killing Homing Pigeon
Frank Costa of Hayward is charged with willfully shooting a homing pigeon owned by Clarence Silva. A warrant for Costa’s arrest is issued with bail set at 925. He faces Hayward Justice Court next Monday morning. Silva, a tonal pigeon sander, reported the incident on his property.
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Frank Costa
Hayward
Clarence Silva
Costa
Hayward Justice Court
Silva
Mr. Silva
Second Prison Riot Victim Claimed at San Quentin
United Press reports three victims in two days of race rioting at the state prison. Michael was fatally stabbed after an assailant eluded capture by hiding behind a machine in the jute mill, making identification difficult. The riot prompted the prison to close to visitors and heighten security measures.
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United Press
San Quentin
State Prison
Michael
Identification of Dead Girl Near Gary Complete
Identification of the dead girl found Sunday near Chesterton was confirmed today as Mrs. Josephine Desiderio, 21, of Gary. The maimed body was identified after investigators secured corroborating details, ending days of uncertainty in the case.
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United Press
Gary
Ind
Chesterton
Josephine Desiderio
Regular Meeting of Hayward High Parent Teachers
The Hayward High School Parent Teachers Association held its regular meeting last Monday evening. President Mrs Crosby gave a conservation report for the first day. Mrs Henningsen reported afternoon activities and Mrs Walter discussed the youth of today speeches. Mrs Anderson read answers from twenty high school girls about what their mothers should be.
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Hayward High Parent Teachers Association
Peter Crosby
H. Henningsen
G. Walter
W. J. Anderson
Blake
Fresno
Crosby
Supreme President Visit Scheduled for May 7 in City
Mrs. Hortense Goulart of Turlock, Supreme President of the Portuguese Protective Union of California, will visit the council on May 7 at Native Song hall. The event includes initiation of a larger class of candidates, officer nominations, and is open to all members.
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Hortense Goulart
Turlock
Portuguese Protective Union of
State of California
Native Song Hall
Recovered Officials Return to Duty Amid Health Update
Has recovered Fred Schilling and Hayward Marshall along with the tax collector after a mild influenza spell lasting several days. They are back on the job. Bakersfield Otis Petroleum Company plans to drill eight new wells in the area.
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Fred Schilling
Hayward Marshall
Bakersfield
Otis Petroleum Company
Earth Tremors Wake Southern California Cities
Slight earthquakes shook Los Angeles and cities across southern California early this morning at 1:27. San Bernardino Pomona Claremont and Riverside reported shocks with Riverside hospital patients fleeing beds. Pasadena saw distinct tremors at 11:25 am with hotel guests alarmed and plaster damage in the lobby.
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United Press
Los Angeles
California
San Bernardino
Pomona
Claremont
Riverside
Pasadena
Pta
Mt Gis
Sap- Masarberani P
Freight Revenue Drops Despite Record 1924 Traffic
SAN FRANCISCO March 1 Southern Pacific reports freight traffic in 1924 nearly matched a record level, but net earnings fell by 6,491,455 dollars compared with 1923, according to the annual report issued today.
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San Francisco
Mar
Southern Pacific
May Day Observed by Coast Pupils, No Disturbances
May Day on the Pacific Coast was observed mainly by children as school festivals in coast cities marked the day. No labor unrest or disturbances were reported.
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San Francisco
Mar
Pacific Coast
California fishing season opens amid spring fever
Hayward fishermen report the California fishing season opened today May 1. Rivers show abundant fish with steelhead about 16 inches seen in San Lorenzo Stony Brook Palomares creeks. Anglers plan longer trips in search of prime grounds as tales of big catches begin.
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Hayward
California
San Lorenzo
Stony Rook
Palomares
Nurmi Arrives in San Francisco to Race Tomorrow
Paavo Nurmi the Fleet Finn arrives in San Francisco with manager Hugo Quist and Will He Plant to race at Kezar Memorial Stadium. Officials from the Olympic Club and the P A A greet him as he surveys the track ahead of events tomorrow and Sunday.
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Nurmi
Finn
S. F
San Franciscog
Paare Nurmi
San Francisco
Hugo Quist
He Plant
Olympic Club
Kezar Memorial Stadium
Narmi
Sundar
Million Mok Gas Tax in 1925
Sacramento May 1 The state board announced that at least 50 700 000 will be realized from the two cent gasoline tax this year, a gain of more than two million dollars over 1924.
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Sacramento
State Board
Convicted felon captures kidnapper in Vermont barn
Earl Woodward, a young ex convict, and 11 year old Lucille Chatterton were found asleep in a hay loft in an abandoned Vermont barn. A police dog tracked Woodward to the site and a three man posse surrounded the barn before arresting them and moving to Randolph jail. The doctor rewards were announced for the capture.
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East Brookfield
Earl Woodward
Lucille Chatterton
Woodward
Lucille
Randolph
Jord
Bilngs
Reriis
Wagford
Last Special Page Prize Winners Named
Greta Piety of Hayward won the capital prize on the Review Wednesday page its last appearance this week. First prize is five dollars. Mrs Wilson of 1278 D Street won second prize a six month Daily Review subscription. Gertrude E Trousen won third prize a three month subscription. Winners urged to call at the Review soon.
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Greta Piety
Hayward
Mra. Co
Wilson
D Street
The
Daily Review
Gertrude E. Trousen
Court rules Hayward school district must pay paving bill
Superior Court Judge Quinn orders the Hayward Grammar School district to pay a $5,000 paving assessment for Booster Park adjacent to district property. The City of Hayward argued the park is not exempt from taxes since it benefits the public, while the district claimed park use for athletic events constitutes school use. Judge Quinn sided with the city’s view that athletic use does not exempt the property. A lien will be placed on the property to recover the cost, shifting the burden to district taxpayers both within and outside city limits.
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Hayward Grammar School
Quinn
Superior Court
C. W. White
Hayward
Booster Park
White
Film Star Kidnapped in Palestine Report Shocks London
Betty Blythe, noted film star, reportedly kidnapped in Palestine per a cable to London agent John Harding. The message says two French men traveling with Blythe were wounded in Bedouin fighting. Foreign and Colonial Offices have no independent confirmation and remain skeptical.
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London
Betty Blythe
Palestine
John Harding
Miss Blythe
British Foreign Office
Colonial Office
New today for sale business property on car line
A for sale notice offering investment property at 13 100 dollars with 8 percent net, terms good. Contact B. J. Bettencourt at 573 Castro Street Maynard for details. Also items about rentals and various farm tools listed with contact notes.
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Frice
B. J. Bettencourt
Castro Street
Maynard
Hayward
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Grammar School
Calif
Teiconvict
Holy Land
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Second St. mi
St. Phone
Walter H. Daniels
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