Fleagle Shot Caught After Train Capture
West’s most hunted desperado Jake Fleagle was shot and captured on a train here after refusing to surrender to officers. He is wanted for murder near Lawar Colorado and suspected in a mail robbery near Pittsburg California and a bank robbery at Rodeo. Both Post Office robbery reported near Modesto. Evidence of a broad criminal history linked to multiple crimes across states.
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Fleagle
Branson
Jake Fleagle
the West
Martender
Richard Morrison Rites Wednesday
Funeral services for Richard Morrison who died suddenly of a heart attack at home will be held at Pratt mortuary at 16 o clock Wednesday morning. Burial follows at San Lorenzo cemetery. He resided here five years and is survived by wife Elsie Morrison and a son. He was stepfather to H. W. Pilkington of Hayward and brother of Myrtle Buck of Rockford Illinois. He was a native of Illinois.
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Rich William Morrison
Arbor Streets
Pratt Mortuary
Burnal
San Lorenzo
Morrison
Elsie Morrison
H. W. Pilkington
Hayward
Myrtle Buck
Rockford
Ill
Ilinois
Hanley Hosts Hayward Students Dinner Party
James Hanley acted as host at a dinner and supper Saturday evening at his parents home for a group of sixteen junior and senior students from Hayward High School.
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Hayward High School
James Hanley
J. G. Hanley
Castro Valley Water District Sets Bond Election Plan
The Castro Valley Water District board adopted a Nov 1 bond election for 150 000 with up to 5 percent interest and 46 year maturities. Funds would finance water mains and equipment for annexation to East Bay Municipal Utility District. Pamphlets will be distributed to correct false statements. A mass meeting will be held at Castro Valley Grammar School before the election. William J. Crego chairs the board with Charles F. Pefferie as secretary.
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Castro Valley
Valley District
East Bay
The
Water Board
Castro Valley Grammar School
William J. Crego
Charles F. Pefferie
Hayward Man Wins White Leghorn Crown at National Poultry Show
Hayward breeder S. Freeman received a wire from the St Louis National Poultry Show announcing his White Leghorn birds topped the field by twenty points. Birds earned top placings across cockbirds cockerels old and young hens and pullets with sweepstakes honors. Freeman will receive the sweepstakes trophy and about a thousand dollars in premiums at a St Louis banquet. A later wire also noted Monterey County Fair tallies with all first prizes and specials.
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S. Freeman
St. Louis
Mr. Freeman
Freeman
Montterey County Fair
Peacock Farm Is Show Place In South Hayward
Mrs D M Richardson operates a peacock farm at Harder station notable in the area. Birds valued at 50 a pair descend from Meek estate stock, eggs fetch 35 each, two dozen eggs yearly. Birds molt annually, feathers sold for hats, peacocks cry before storms, and baby peacocks are now on view.
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South Hayward
D. M. Richardson
Harder Station
Richardson
Meek Estate
Hayward
Richardson Place
John A Amaral Called by Death
John A Amaral a 77 year old California resident died Tuesday morning at his home 1354 C Street He is survived by his wife Louise B Amaral two daughters Glinda Nunes and William Amaral both of Hayward Funeral services by Sorensen Brothers mortuary Thursday morning at All Saints Catholic church 9 30 burial at St Josephs cemetery He was born in the Azores islands.
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John A. Amaral
California
C Street
Louise B. Amaral
Glinda Nunes
William Amaral
Hayward
UD. P. EB. C. Council
Rose A. Mitchell
Augusta Baptist
Frank Amaral
Milpit
Alameda County Constables Form Group to Campaign for Amendments
Constables of Alameda county met in Oakland to form an association pushing charter amendments Nos. 2 and 3 on November 4. Attendees included A. J. La Cunha, Milburn E Jones, Al Vervais, Manuel J. Bernardo, Henry Seehan, and others. Jones was elected president, William Allen treasurer, and W. Anderson secretary. The group plans a vigorous campaign to persuade voters. Amendment No. 2 adds a second deputy when county positions exceed 50,000, while Amendment No. 3 places current constables under civil service rules without exams and makes them deputy sheriffs. The group aims to have both amendments pass, stressing fairness based on civil-service precedent.
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Constables
Alameda County
Oakland
Corstables
la Cunha
Milburn E Jones
San Leandro
al Vervais
Pleasanton
Manuel J. Bernardo
Niles
Henry Seehan
Livermore
Constable Jones
William Allen
Jones
Qearization
Wiliam Allen
Tom Carroll
E. W. Anderson
Charles J. W. Duser
J. T. Hempsteam
Walter Taylor
Rotary Stages Birthday Party at Masonic Hall
Rotary club held a birthday party at the Masonic hall with seven men honored for reaching life's milestone. Absent were Judge Jacob Harder Jr. and Andrew Garin. Gifts included catsup, a chicken drawing a cart, a toy tractor, cancelled postage stamps, a set of instruments, and a recovery payment by members for repeated item losses.
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Rotary Club
Masonic Hall
Jacob Harder Jr
Andrew Garin
Richard C. Kennedy
EB. S. Perry
David R. Roberts
Harry A. Bradford
Jesse B. Holly
Charity Chest Reaches 4358 59 in Hayward Campaign
The Hayward District Community Chest reports a total of 4358.59 pledged by 526 contributors, including 217 new subscribers. Last year’s donors mostly increased gifts by 429.16 while decreases totaled 3366.70, with 1013 last-year subscribers not yet interviewed or renewed. The campaign hopes to reach 37500 of the 11000 budget and continues this week with about 756 more received.
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Hayward
E. W. Burr
Burr
Sunset Man to See 5. F. Bridge Opening
L. L. Brown of Sunset, Southern Pacific train dispatcher in Quakland, will visit Martinez Wednesday for the opening of the new Southern Pacific bridge over the Carquinez straits. Regular trains will replace ferries, with work trains having run for a week. The $12,000,000 bridge was finished six months early.
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L. L. Brown
Sunset
Southern Pacific
Quakland
Martinez
Carquinez Straits
Local Hunters Bay Limit in North
Mayor Arthur Manter N P Niel sen C J Manter and Charles Ray of Marysville returned from a nine day vacation and hunt at Rainbow Lake in Shasta county. They shot four deer and caught the limit of trout. The country is beautiful and the trails were rugged.
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Arthur Manter
N. P. Nielsen
C. J. Manter
Charles Ray
Marysville
Rainbow Lake
Shasta County
California Floral Show Planned for Next Year
California Flower Festival Ltd will hold its annual meeting Friday in San Leandro with officer elections board and committee heads to shape the 1931 show. R. W. Shannon to report finances from the recent show. Charles G. Davis announces preparations already underway. A theft report involves J. Sims saying a plane and three saws were stolen from Harder Road. police suspect youths.
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San Leandro
California Flower Festival Ltd
Charles G. Davis
R. W. Shannon
J. Sims
Harder Road
Hayward Man Manuel Souza in Thick of Brazilian Revolution
Hayward born Manuel Enos Souza a 1910 UC electrical engineering graduate and GE executive heads a Brazilian post amid Sao Paulo upheaval. A Hayward High and Independent School alum, he return from relatives in Hayward on leave, serving in San Foglo as rebels threaten the republic. He speaks Portuguese fluently and married since relocating to South America.
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Hayward Boy
Manuel Enos Souza
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Hayward Union High School
University of California
Mr. Souza
General Electric Company
Hayward
San Foglo
Souza
Hayward High School
Old Independent School
Universy of California
State University
South América
Fire damages clothing shop on 9 420 street
Fire of unknown origin struck about 10 45 Monday night damaging Steve Kovalenko’s second hand shoe and clothing store at 9 420 street. Upper and eastern walls, rear clothing stock and most of the shoe stock suffered burn damage. blaze quickly controlled by fire department and losses reportedly covered by insurance.
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Steve Kovalenko
Sitl
Business group pushes toward Hayward welfare league
A meeting of local merchants and business men at the justice court advanced plans for a Community Welfare league in Hayward. Councilman John Lee Wilbur chaired. officer elections were postponed to support a membership drive. A. Q O. Ochs and Capt. Victor C. Lewis of the Pacific coast wholesalers service bureau outlined the sponsor group. Committee members for membership were named, with tasks to invite local business people to a meeting next Monday night.
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Hayward
Justice Court
John Lee Wilbur
A. Q O. Ochs
Capt
Victor C. Lewis
San Francisco
Service Bureau
Pacific Coast
Coast
Wilbur
Harry Holmes
Frank J. Doling
S. Nussenbaum
League
Messrs
David Bleck
Jack
George Hanson
W. A. Hutchins
Sam Maita
Peter Barree
Medvor
Ravano
Taeger
Colombo
FARM CENTERS PARLEY TONIGHT AT CASTRO VALLEY
Preparations for an entertainment banquet for about 300 people are under way at the Castro Valley schoolhouse by the Castro Valley and Bayview farm centers. Officers will be elected after the banquet, with emphasis on poultry industry plans and community welfare. Women from the farm home department assist, and a turkey whist tournament is set for Novid in the school auditorium. Wilbur says the aim is to improve conditions and help the community, not to fight anyone. A large turnout is expected at the upcoming justice courtroom session Monday night.
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Castro Valley
Bayview Farm
Farm Home Department
Clara Dodge
Fred Browning
George Walter
Jront
Bir
Wilbur
Justice Courtroom
Reception and session resume at U P E C conclave in California
The United Portuguese Estates of California held a jubilee convention in San Leandro with a reception attended by hundreds. Speakers included Alameda County Supervisor William J. Hamilton and Hayward official Charles W. Heyer. Notables such as Justice William Langdon and leaders F J Lemos and Jesse H Woods participated. John G. Manor Jr. was ill. Mattos, former assemblyman and senator, noted for his U S customs appointment under McKinley and Roosevelt, also featured.
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San Leandro
United Portuguese Estates
Heyer
U. P
Hayward
William Langdon
San Leandro Grammar School
The
Supremie Court of California
Langdon
F. J. Lemos
Jesse H. Woods
Piedmont
W. Armstrong
California Council No. 55
John Perry
Upreme
John G. Manor Jr
Centerville
Mattos
McKinley
U. S. Customs
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Washington Township
Soil fertility and soil management extension school planned
Alameda County Farm Bureau and Agricultural Extension Service announce a soil management extension school at the Farm Bureau office on B street in Hayward October 29 and 30. Lecturers include T O Nisen J R Brown and W I Schoonover, with topics on soil fertility irrigation and crop rotation. Sessions run 9 30 to 4 with 500 program copies available.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Alameda County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
T. O. & Ynisen
J. R. Brown
University of California College of Agriculture
W. i. Schoonover
Riverside Experimental Station
Alameda County
Bir
Morrison
Rviel
Brown
State Engineer
Charles S. Long Jr
Richard C. Kennedy
Edner Rallying Forces for Rolph in San Leandro
Edner, Rolph campaign manager for southern Alameda County, met Tuesday with San Leandro Rolph club leaders Lawrence Perelli and Robert Shannon. They reported assured backing from former Fitts and Young followers and planned a late week club meeting. Edner says territory west of Cherry City strongly supports the Republican candidate.
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John T. Edner
Alameda County
James Rolph Jr
San Leandro
Lawrence Perelli
Robert Shannon
Christian Church Trustees Set Meeting For Tuesday Evening
A. F. Hanson will preside at the Christian church board of trustees meeting to discuss plans for a new church. The board recently bought a church site at the corner of Alice and A streets. In golf, Dr. Samuel Schwartz won the low net record and prize at the American Legion auxiliary event at Green Lantern. Jeanne Cummings led the ladies’ division with other awards to D. Aria, A. N. Kesterson, and Mrs D R Galbraith.
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A. F. Hanson
Board of Trustees
The
Christian Church
Alice
Samuel Schwartz
American Legion Auxiliary
Green Lantern
Jeanne Cummings
D. Aria
A. N. Kesterson
D. RB. Galbraith
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Modesto
Vernalis Postoffice
Here
Schafer
U. OF C
San Rafael
Arthur William Foeater
Fegents
Ireland
Northwestern Paciific Railroad
Washington
Inter
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Hoover
White House
Ford University
Ilbur
University
Cover
Unity
Pressey
Hearst
Los Angeles
Buttons
William Randolph Hearst
Ross G. Marshall
Los Angeles Express
Tatum
Solkland
Fred Tatum
Fred Wood
Rge Thompson
Richard Morrison
Ames Haney
Meldin Neae
Hkerage
Hayward Man
Poultry
U.S
Peacock Farm
Rotary
Hunters Bay
North
Community Welfare League
Farmer School
County
Edner
Rolph
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