Both Hayward Teams Lose On Sunday In Local Baseball
Sunday saw two Hayward teams fall in regional play with the Madsen Varieties losing to the Merquire-Ritchie lineup from Oakland and the Hayward Natives dropping a 14 to 9 decision to the Pro cess Laundry Company at Oakland. Mechado homered for the Natives, while San Leandro beat Zenith Mills 12 to 5 behind strong hitting and pitching by Gene Camozzini.
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Madsen
Merquire-Ritchie
Oakland
Booster Ball Park
Hayward
New Process Laundry Company
Alf Fraga
Fraga
Mechado
San Leandro
Zenith Mills
Bill Brothers
Gene Camozzini
Snow Quake Ends $400 Tobacco Dealer License Tax
In Snow Quake Arizona on November 16 the village council repealed the $400 annual license tax on tobacco dealers despite protests from Mormon residents. Officials said the levy failed to curb smoking and merely shifted trade to nearby towns.
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Lady Micotine
Blase Council
Man on trial for burying newborn child to escape voodoo fear
A Pueblo man testified he buried his seventeen day old infant alive to escape the feared voodoo influence of medicine men. He said the child was placed in the arms of its dead mother as the act was carried out.
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United Press
Pueblo
Celo
Red Man
Papoose
San Leandro Boy Defeats Hayward in Plank Riding Challenge
In Booster park Hayward cyclists faced a six inch plank contest. A San Leandro rider rode 1950 feet, besting 900 feet by Hayward youths and prompting calls for Hayward to train. Across the state a 4300 foot ride in Turlock set a higher benchmark. Grandparents I B Parsons celebrate a granddaughter born Sunday to daughter Mrs Howard J Reamer of Sacramento.
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Hayward
Althe
Booster Park
San Leandro
Turlock
Saad
Parsons
I. B. Parsons
Howard J. Reamer
Sacramento
Rotary Visit at Union High School Impresses Rotarians
Rotarians visited Union High School for a luncheon program led by Principal Frederick Johnson. Students and teachers showcased a varied program including an orchestra, Indian songs, domestic science demonstrations, and athletic and manual training segments. Judges praised Miss Kellogg and her team for an exemplary lunch, as visitors toured the new additions to the building.
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Lucheon Eour
Union High School
Frederick Johnson
Joseph Hollingshead
Tele
Handy
Roe
Manual Training Department
Kay
Rotarians
Miss Kellogg
Miss Nielsen
Miss Strobridge
Johnson
Right Signal Education Aims To curb improper turn signals
Hayward police will educate motorists on proper arm signaling. Traffic Chief F. E. Macabey will stop drivers seen signaling wrongly or not at all and give direct instruction. The left turn signal is most abused, often ignored or misinterpreted, risking crashes and traffic confusion.
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Hayward
F. E. Macabey
Faye Lanphier Beauty Pageant Under Fire in New York
New York papers claim Atlantic City beauty show was staged to fix Miss America outcome. Atlantic City officials threaten suits for damages while the Graphic presses for an impartial probe with affidavit proof. Santa Cruz organizer Leslie Cranbourne denounces the accusation as unfounded.
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New York
Lanphier
Atlantic City
The
Graphic Today
Santa Cruz
Leslie Cranbourne
Waye Laaphier
Cranbourne
Acc
Grand Dragon Sentenced to Life in Oberholtzer Murder
Noblesville Indiana, November 16. D. Stephenson, former Grand Dragon, was sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted of murdering Miss Madie Oberholtzer of Indianapolis. He plans an appeal to the state supreme court.
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Noblesville
Ind
Stephenson
Elan Dragon
Miss
Madie Oberholtzer
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Grammar School Wins Prize Cup in Bicycle Parade Across Hayward
Grammar school lads claimed the handsome cap for the largest school presence in the Saturday bicycle parade. They posted 37 riders to B Street’s 28, and denounced a report they call incorrect. The Review prints their claim to the cup for Hayward and nearby readers.
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Grammar School
B Street School
Sitel
Hayward
Hayward Gun Club hosts region wide wikey shoot
Sportsmen from Richmond Vallejo Martinez and other Bay Area towns compete at Hayward Gun Club with Andy Sorensen leading the day. Birds awarded for best shows in ten shots as visitors praise the club’s ranges and plan registered shoots next season drawing top state shooters.
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Hayward Gan Club
Richmond
Vallejo
Martinez
Alsweds
Bay
Andy Sorensen
Hayward Club
Hayward
Two-Headed Snake Draws Crowds in Oregon City
In Oregon City on November 16, J B Owens displayed a rare eight inch garter snake with two fully formed heads. Each head acted independently yet fed from both mouths, attracting hundreds of curious onlookers.
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United Press
Oregon City
Ore
J. B. Owens
Lowens
Kent
Train Hits Auto Near Niles Injures Oakland Man
A Western Pacific freight train struck an auto at a crossing about two and a half miles east of Niles on Sunday morning. F G Griesbaum of Oakland suffered a compound skull fracture and serious internal injuries and was hospitalized in Hayward after initial treatment at Dr Charles Lalet Niles. Traffic Officer Soion aided at the scene and feared Griesbaum might not survive.
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Western Pacific
Niles
F. G. Griesbaum
Oakland
Les
Hayward
Gries— Jaum
Charles Law Et Niles
Soion
Griesbaum
Traffic officers to study traffic laws in Hayward classes
School for traffic officers organized in Hayward will meet weekly with State Inspector Elmer Steinmeyer as instructor and members of the southern Alameda county State squad enrolled. Classes on Fridays last an hour and a half at the Hayward Justice's court and are open to officers and interested citizens.
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Hayward
Spector
Elmer Steinmeyer
Alameda County
Steinmeyer
Fratas Booze Case Delayed For One Week
Frank Fratas, alleged San Francisco bootlegger, was arrested Saturday with two gallons of liquor in his car and released on $500 bail. His case is set before Judge Haror next Monday. Friends seek a continuance to prepare a defense or raise funds. The piece notes Hayward jail’s described beauty and hints at possible city government reuse if bond issues fail.
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Frank Fratas
San Francisco
United States
Inds
Hayward
Fragers Opens New Store With Noted Bouquets
Frager's Hayward store unveils its new phase with elaborate floral displays and a notable barshoe bouquet reading Success. The shop, described as a man's store, showcases up to date fittings and complements the city’s forthcoming brick theater project.
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Frager’s
Hayward
Frager
Santa Ana Couple Celebrates 65 Years of Marriage
United Press reports Mr and Mrs L W Easton of Santa Ana observed their 65th wedding anniversary. Easton, 90, once served as a minister for many years. The couple previously traveled by covered wagon from Arthur Illinois to Des Moines Iowa in the late pioneer era.
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United Press
Santa Ana
L. W. Easton
Easton
Arthur, Til
Caon Rapids
Iowa
Half-breeds to Be Held for The Wagner Murder
Berkeley reports that Walter David and Jack Ryan two Indian half breed brothers will be recommended for hold by District Attorney Hill at Eureka to answer for the murder of Car Ten Wagner and Henry Sweet. Crima expert E C Heinrich sells the information.
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Berkeley
Walter David
Jack Ryan
Car- Ten Wagner
Henry Sweet
Hill
Eureka
E. C. Heinrich
Crima
Sala
Three Army Leaders to Speak at Hayward Lions Luncheon
Hayward Lions Club hosts on December 9 a luncheon in Dublin canyon featuring Colonel Ralph Van Deman, Colonel James Arrasmith, and Colonel Andrew Summers Rowan. Rowan will be principal speaker. all three are veterans with notable service and awards including the Distinguished Service Cross for Rowan.
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Hayward Lions Club
United States Army
Pergola
Dublin Canyon
Ralph van Deman
Infantry
James A. Arrasmith
U. S. LA
Andrew Summers Rowan
Garcia
Rowan
Arrasmith
Philippines
van Deman
Washington
Iowan
William McKinley
Pershing
United States
For Sale Wood and Coal Stove in Forfeit Condition
For sale a wood and coal stove described as in forfeit condition with six holes. Located near Davis Hathaway Avenue and Sunset. Phone Hayward 636 W.
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Davis
Hathaway Avenue
Sunset
Hayward
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Terbins Bros
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Faye Lanphier
California
Oaklander
Hayward Hospital
Wagner
Hay Ward
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Walter H. Daniels
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