Grange Ends Illinois Triumph and Grange to Turn Pro
Red Grange led Illinois to a 14 to 9 victory over Ohio State in his final college game before announcing plans to play professional football in Florida. Yale and Harvard battled to a scoreless tie amid other results including Michigan 35 over Minnesota 0 and Syracuse 17 over Niagara 0.
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Minnesota
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Tufts
Columbia
Alfred C. Syracuse
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Lehigh
Lafayette
Stanford 20 Cal 0 at halftime
Radio reports Stanford leads California 20 to 0 at the end of the first half with the Cardinals ahead.
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Stanford
California
Stanford California
Cardinals
Irwin Moves Impeachment Call For Emma Ferguson
Rep C K Irwin of Texas says he is preparing a petition to impeach Emma R Ferguson and the state highway commission. The petition will be mailed tonight to all Texas legislature members for a special session for impeachment purposes.
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Texas
C. K. Irwin
United Press
Irwin
Emma R. Ferguson
State Highway Commission
Miss Ellis To Give Her Americanization Class A Real Party
Miss Peggy Ellis, instructor, will host a Christmas party for about ten members of the Hayward Americanization class at Hayward Union High School on the night of December 10. She is assisted by officials and members of the Americanization Council led by president F. M. Pendergast.
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Heyer Recovering From Fractured Leg
Supervisor Charles W. Heyer chairman of the board and district representative improves at Providence hospital from a fractured leg. Harry G. Williams Oakland assessor visits report him anxious to be released and mingle with friends across the county.
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Oakland
Prisoner Pardoned By the Town Vote
Fargo North Dakota reports L V Collins former banker of Hunter was pardoned by a local referendum. The 35 to 17 vote in a 560 resident town followed recommendations by the prosecutor and judge.
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Hunter
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Collins
Dunn dies in Hayward. body to be shipped east
Fleazer Dole Dunn a Wisconsin native long resident of Hayward died November 20 at age 75. The body will be shipped to Iowa Falls for burial Sunday morning with Sorensen Bros. in charge. Maritim Dunn son lives on Smalley avenue and a sister is in Long Beach. another son resides in Iowa Falls.
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Hayward
Iowa Falls
Sorensen Bros
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Smalley Avenue
Long Beach
New Presbyterian Church in San Leandro to be Dedicated
Dedication ceremonies for a new Presbyterian Church on Estudillo avenue near East Fourteenth Street San Leandro will occur this Sunday at 3 PM The church cost about 75600 dollars and a dedication week runs from November 22 to November 29 with events each day.
Popular Buick Six Cylinder Cars Dominate Northern California
Official October auto registrations show Buick models lead six cylinder closed cars in Northern California. The Buick 2 door and 4 door sedans are highlighted as the top sellers, with Stebbina Bros. local agents promoting the brand and inviting demonstrations.
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Automobile Registration News
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Hayward Trees Safety Clarified At City Churches
A dual mix up over tree trimming on B street has been cleared by P G and E and local officials. William Oswill, local manager, says only necessary clearance for wires will be done with owner and city consent, while stressing no careless pruning. Sunday programs at Congregational and Presbyterian churches feature Education Week talks and special services including missionary reports and Thanksgiving plans.
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Turkey Whist Event Planned by Hayward Royal Neighbors
Committees of the Hayward Royal Neighbors Poinsetta Camp begin preparations for an annual turkey whist tournament at Odd Fellows Hall on December 4. Mrs Mae Machado grand oracle leads the arranging committee.
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Royal Neighbors’ of America
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Pictures From the Philippine Islands to Be Shown at Methodist Church
Sunday evening a showing of beautiful pictures of the Philippine Islands will be presented by pastor Ivelson. Rev W Koehler, a missionary in the islands, will share his own photos and experiences. Morning service features a Thanksgiving sermon with special music. Service starts at 7 36. Continued to page 4.
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Hayward
Congregational Church
F. BP. Johson
Union High School
Holy Land
Methodist Church
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Presbyterian Church
Josiah Daniel
America
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Republic
Presbyter_ian
Catholic Daughters Plan Christmas Welfare for Hayward
Hayward Catholic Daughters of America prepare the annual Christmas relief program for destitute families in the Hayward ward. Led by grand regent Abs. Male Machado the group will distribute boxes of food and clothing and sponsor a charity event with proceeds aiding welfare work. A December 14 meeting will report on progress and elect officers for 1926 with a new activity plan to be adopted.
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Mlae Machado
Mile of New Paving Near Hayward Nears Completion
One mile of paving outside city limits on A street from the lower San Jose highway to the Southern Pacific tracks near Hayward should be ready for heavy traffic by mid next week if mild weather holds. Hayward contractors Jones and King handle the work with rain delays minor. the project promises a new cut-off and increased traffic through Hayward’s business and residential districts.
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Against Bonds for a City Hall and Why
The Review argues against a city hall bond proposal, asserting $45,000 is sufficient for a building 590 by 125 feet, and that a $150,000 issue only modestly raises taxes. It questions town officials’ figures and suggests Hayward may join Oakland, urging caution on long term costs and upkeep.
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Contra Costa County
Missouri
Hayward
Oakland
Gardner
San Leandro Trustees Delay Departures and New Appointment
Trustee W. O. Davies agrees to stay on for now after withdrawing his resignation, while City Attorney Edward Williams plans to leave San Leandro for San Francisco. Arthur M. Carden is named city patterner and will begin law practice after studies at Stanford and Hamilton College. Le gion commander Casey Jones lauds the trustees' choice and welcomes Carden.
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Hayward
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Hamilton College of Law
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