Boxing and legal notices mix from Bay Area and Los Angeles
A garbled dispatch reports boxer Johnny Burns sought by police on abduction charges tied to James Firing, with injuries described. The text shifts to Ben King in San Quentin and Albori’s parole appeal, then details Evelyn Gray’s homicide in San Francisco and a train accident in Los Altos. It also covers naval power talks and oil charges in Washington, and a Brazilian counter-revolution attempt in Rio de Janeiro.
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Johnny Burns
James
Burns
Ben King
Pensanw Francisco
Blanco al
Los Angeles
Circuit Court of Apis
Albori
San Quene Aince
San Francisco
Evelyn Gray
Ellsworth Cord
Paradox of Plants Featured in Hayward Club Meeting
Charles Hudspeth of Oakland will speak at the Hayward Garden Club meeting next Monday evening at the bureau office. He will illustrate with a plant collection and discuss plant habits including timing plants, plant life, and a shrub or tree withering. Tentative plans to enter Hayward gardens in the spring national contest may be discussed.
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Charles Hudspeth
Cieal
Washington School
Oakland
Hayward Gar Club
Bureau
Taxicab John Edner Loses Tricks in County Sheriff Plot
The piece alleges local maneuvering eight days before action as Taxicab John Edner targets Joseph W. Soares of Hay s for next sheriff of ieda county. The text mentions Alameda, Mayor James Relph and a restaurant fire in progress at Castry and A, with a real estate room takeover noted.
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John Edner
Joseph W. Soares
Hays
Ieda
Alameda
James Relph
Rolph
Auto Crash Weekend Claims One Life and Several Injuries
One man, Joseph Buentgen, 40, of Mount Eden died from injuries after being struck on East 11th Street near the Ramos tract. Four other people, including a 16 year old girl and a 19 year old, were injured in separate collisions involving cars driven by local residents. Harold Lustig, age 3, suffered a broken leg after a street crossing incident.
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Joseph Buentgen
Mount Eden
East 11Th Street
Valentino Davillo
Oakland
Buentgen
Ramos
Leslie
Highland County Hospital
Jean Burr
E. W. Burr
Groveway
R. Larsen
Berueler
William MecMenamen
Reno
Herman Mahler
San Lorenzo
Castro Street
Mahler
Cakind
McMenamin
Order of le Molay
Burbank School
Crove Way
Harald Lustig
Leonard Lustig
Soto Street
Martin Trumpler
Sunset Boulevard
Experts to Probe Colds in Poultry
Dr. George Kernokan and Dr. W. R. Hinshaw of the University of California veterinary science department are appointed for a field campaign to determine factors causing infectious bronchitis among poultry. They will begin work next month in Castro Valley and Bayview.
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George Kernokan
W. R. Hinshaw
Veterinary Science Department
University of California
Casitro Vailey
Bayview
Letters Burned On Rival School Lawns In Probe
Authorities investigate two Alameda County high schools after flames scorched the Hayward and Centerville lawns. A large W shaped symbol burned at Hayward and a similar mark at Centerville point to rival league tensions as teams prepare for Armistice Day football clash. Evidence includes a can labeled with gasoline and reports of kerosene used on Centerville lawn.
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Hayward High Schoo
Washington Union High School
Centerville
Alameda County Athletic League
Harvard High School
Harvard
Hayward
Washington
Rotary meeting hears on playgrounds and city camps
Fifty-five club members and guests met to hear Raymond Kimball of San Francisco discuss playgrounds and a forest camp near Yosemite. Kimball said well directed play reduces juvenile delinquency and taxes. Remarks praised Oakland practices. A birthday for David Roberts was noted. Next meeting set for Auto Grill banquet room with Dr Rudolph Coffee as speaker.
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Rotary Club
Walter Trobee
Raymond Kimball
San Francisco
Robert Ramsey
Kimball
Yosemite Valley
Himball
James Collins
Oakland
Harlan Hauschildt
J. J. Hooper
David R. Roberts
Trobee
Auto Grill
Trobes
Rudolph Coffee
J. D. Armstrong
Frank Pereira
P. H. Hoare
Gilson
East Bay
Bay
Chamber of Commerce
Nils Quist
W. S. O'Connor
Bart Russell
the State University
Jesse Holly
Stanford University
Mrs. J. H. Strobridge Relates European Tour Highlights
Mrs. J. H. Strobridge returned from a four month European journey joined by Miss Van Winkle. They visited Glasgow Paris Rome Oberammergau Italy and Switzerland noting culture sights and the Berlin Endeavor convention. She praises Rome Vatican St Peters stores in New York and expresses fond memories of Europe and home in New York.
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J. H. Strobridge
Oberammergau
Upper Bavaria
Germany
Chris Endeavor
Berlin
Paris
New York
Vatican
St. Peter's
Rome
Lucerne
Berne
Switzerland
Vienna
Florence
Scotland
Morayshire
America
Valley Woman Enjoys Reunion
Mrs. Anna Jorgensen of Castro Valley attended a reunion of schoolmates from the little red school house of pioneer days in Lincoln Placer county at the home of Mrs. Elien Wilson in Walnut Creek. Ten responded to the invitation. They were from various parts of California. Reminiscences of school days visiting and renewing friendships followed a luncheon hour.
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Anna Jorgensen
Castro Valley
Lincoln
Placer Counter
Elien Wilson
Walnut Creek
California
Masonic Meeting Here Tomorrow
A district meeting of the Master Wardens and Deacons club of the Sun district will be held here tomorrow night. Chester Gosset, district master, resides in San Leandro. Dr. Nelson Clemens is master of the local lodge and William Brockman is senior warden and head of the arrangements committee.
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Sun District
Chester Gosset
San Leandro
Nelson Clemens
William Brockman
Man Loses 220 On Street Car
L. E. Wheeler of Crow Canyon reported to Police man Weber Alves that he lost 220 in cash on a street car. The sum included ten 20 dollar bills and two 19 dollar bills in two brown pocketbooks. It was not stated whether the loss came from a pocket or involved theft by a pickpocket.
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L. E. Wheeler
Crow Canyon
Weber Alves
Missing Selma Girls Sought After Hayward Find
Fresno authorities search for Vivian Netherland and Hazel Wood, two 16 year old Selma high school students missing since last Tuesday. They were said to have worked at the Hunt Brothers cannery in Hayward until Sept 10. Friends and relatives offer little new information.
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Selma
Fresno
Hayward
Hunt Brothers
Vivian Netherland
Hazel Wood
Tra
Rabbit Hunted Inside Courthouse by Custodian
Fairfield report recounts Carl Gein building custodian chasing a jackrabbit through hallways of the courthouse. After sprinting the length of corridors the man cornered the animal and captured it with a flying tackle, while bystanders recall his salt tactic claim.
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Fairfield
Carl Gein
Gein
Mt Eden name tied to Indian mound and flood lore
E H Clawiter recites how Mount Eden got its name from an initial Eden with an Indian mound near his Alameda county farm. Settlers fleeing flood later called the area Mount Eden rather than Mound Eden, while the ancient mound remains about an acre and ten feet high.
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E. H. Clawiter
Indian Mound
Mt. Eden
Eden
Mount Eder
Alameda County
Alvardo
Basits
Mount Eden
Whey
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