Oakland Driver Charged After Highland Collision Fight
Leonard McDowell, 17, Oakland rider, was struck by Robert Stevens driving a car on Mount Eder road near Hayward. Stevens fought officers and was bound with help from motorists. McDowell and Stevens faced injuries and charges. Stevens on a drunken driving charge with a $1000 bail setting.
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Norman Vadnais
Alameda County
Mount Eder
Hayward
Leonard McDowell
Oakland
Robert Roy Stevens
Third Street
Ralph Christy
San Jose
Vadnais
Stevens
McDowell
Fairmont County Hospital
Highland
Arenk
Justice Court
Paul Patterson
Plans for Catholic Daughters Silver Jubilee Under Way
Mary I. Moliett announces plans for the Catholic Daughters Silver Jubilee to be held November 25 at Sacred Heart church San Francisco. Mass in the morning breakfast at 6 pm with banquet at Mark Hopkins hotel and activities for afternoon and evening. Committee members include Elizabeth Lopes chair banquet and Mary McKeever and Marguerite Massa on reception. Agnes Gaul and Esther Sullivan among expected guests.
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Mary I. Moliett
Catholic Daughters of America
Sacred Heart Church
San Francisco
Father Cullen
Marysville
Fresno
Mark Hopkins Hotel
Cathedral Court of
Elizabeth Lopes
Hayward
East Bay
Mary McKeever
Marguerite Massa
Brand
Agnes Gaul
Los Angeles
Esther Sullivan
Haywardite Hurt In Traffic Crash
H P Hartvigsen of 529 Sunset boulevard suffered a cracked rib when his motorcycle with no lights was rear ended by Frank Mello of 374 Hathaway avenue at the A and Soto streets intersection Sunday evening. Mello drove Hartvigsen to Hayward Central hospital and then home.
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H. P. Hartvigsen
Sunset Boulevard
Frank Mello
Hathaway Avenue
George Vierra
Hartvigsen
Mr. Mella
Soto
Africa Home of the Date
The article notes more than 1,000 date varieties exist among Arabs, but only 20 to 15 are commercially valuable in the United States and only four or five are grown on a large scale. It adds that over half of the date palms in the U.S. originated from North Africa.
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Africa
United States
North Africa
Bay Toll Bridge 75 Percent Finished
Unprecedented rapid construction reported for the San Francisco Bay toll bridge project from San Mateo to Hayward. As of September 30, 1922 the work was 71-215 percent complete with 100 days ahead of schedule and major concrete decking finished.
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San Francisco Bay
San Mateo
Hayward
Arthur Batty
Bridge Company
Batty
The
Bar
Seal Creek
San Francisco
Seal Creek Bridge
Thomas Nesbitt Dies in Tennyson District
Thomas Nesbitt, well known resident of the Tennyson district, died Monday morning at about 62 years old. Funeral arrangements are being handled by the Sorensen Brothers' mortuary. Brains Drug Store, the Rexall Store, Hayward, serves the community.
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Thomas Nesbitt
Tennyson District
Sorensen Brothers
Auto deaths and injuries rise in California counts
Sacramento reports the Division of Motor Vehicles tallies reveal about 70 people killed or injured daily in California auto accidents. In the first nine months of the year there were 13,333 casualties including 1,366 deaths and 5,163 serious injuries.
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Sacramento
California
Division of Motor Vehicles
Parade Planned For Smith Meet Tuesday Night
Final plans for the Hayward Smith Robinson club event in Eden township outline a parade at 7 20 Tuesday evening. The procession forms on First street and ends at Native Sons hall for a mass meeting with General W D Potter and Miss Suzanne Troop as principal speakers.
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Hayward Smith-Robinson Club
Eden Township
First Street
B Street
Watkins Street
Watkins
Castro Street
Castro
C Street
Sens Hall
American Legion
Smith- Robinson
W. D. Potter
Suzanne Troop
Berkeley
Judge W. Lamb
Earl E. Brown
Veterans’ Progressive League
Oakland
Miss Troop
General Potter
Radcliffe College
Mills College of
Potter
Stanford University
Governor Smith
Alameda
Palo Alto
Hoover Calm as Campaign Enters Its Final Week
In Washington Hoover enters the final campaign week confident of victory amid minor worries over Smith address and farm relief talk. In Baltimore Smith gains a tumultuous welcome with crowds cheering and paper showering from office windows during a parade through the business district.
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Hoover
Washington
United Press
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Boston
Norris
Congress
East
Baltimore
New York
Smith
Graf Zeppelin Sets Course for Europe Across Atlantic
United Press reports the Graf Zeppelin flying eastward over the Atlantic toward home after leaving Lakehurst New Jersey. The airship faced favorable conditions early but winds were rising with reports of a half gale as a ship sighted it about 306 miles east of Cape Sable.
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New York
United Press
Europe
Atlantic Ocean
Lakehurst
XN. J
Caps Sable
Illness Affects Paper Delivery During Flu Outbreak
The press room chief Clarence Hagedorn and staff Mrs. Martin and others including carriers Slye and Typotype man are ill with the flu. This causes occasional missed papers and incomplete job-work. Weather and rain are hoped to restore normal delivery soon.
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Thifte Review
Slye
Farm Center Hallowe'en Party Celebrates 10th Anniversary
About 260 members from southern Alameda County farm centers attended a Hallowe'en party at Luther Burbank school to mark ten years of county farm home demonstration work. The event featured a skit titled Hiring a Servant, games, a birthday cake, and refreshments. Mrs. F. M. Pendergast led the arrangements with the county farm home department. Prize winners included Mrs. F. P. Johnson, Mrs. Ed Christensen, and Mr. and Mrs. B. Smithson. Dancing and refreshments closed the evening.
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Alameda Counory
Luther Burbank School
F. M. Pendergast
County Farm Home Department
George D. Hover
W. R. Amack
W. J. Andrade
Merretta Holm
B. Smithson
Obituary: George Nomine Succeeds After 58 Years in San Lorenzo
George Nomine aged 58 years a longtime resident of San Lorenzo died at home Sunday morning. Born February 15 1849 he came to the United States as a 4% FOME man and worked as a farmer until retirement. He was survived by nine children and many friends. Funeral services will be at his home Tuesday at 2 pm, with cremation at Oakland crematory by Sorensen Brothers mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nominee
San Lorenzo
Mr. Nominee
United States
Soreansen Brothers
Oakland
Marchesi Bound Over On Still Operation Charge
A. Marchesi was bound over to the Superior Court at a preliminary hearing before Judge Jacob Harder Jr on charges of operating a still in San Lorenzo. He was set in $2000 bail after failing to appear on the original hearing date, prompting the judge to double the bail.
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A. Marchesi
San Lorenzo
Jacob Harder Jr
Justice Court
Marchesi
Company F Men Place 10th in Leona Heights Rifle Meet
The Company F Hayward unit of the 159th infantry California National Guard scored 10th among 28 Bay Area, Sacramento, and San Joaquin entries at Leona Heights. First Sergeant Fred Wayne led with 173 of 200, as Adjutant General Milter witnessed plans for a similar spring contest.
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Hayward
159Th Infantry
California National Guard
Leona Heights
Bay Region
Sacramento
San Joaquin
San Jose
Milter
Fred Wayne
M. E. Fox
Bernold Reim
Allyn Tyehsen
Ralph Bagley
Adolph Nelson
Reynold Reim
Wayne
Clyde Voorhees
Herbert Moidt
Fax
McLeods Week End Guests for Grandson Birthday
Mr and Mrs W D McLeod host week end guests Mr and Mrs 7 T Rich and Mr and Mrs W D McLeod Jr of San Francisco Mrs Rich is daughter of Mr and Mrs McLeod Sr The newlywed McLeod Jr couple returned from a San Francisco honeymoon celebrated October 20 in San Francisco Airs Mildred Jones of Pittsburgh is now Mrs McLeod Sunday a family birthday reunion and dinner were held in Berkeley for William Presley their grandfather who was 1 years old Mr Presley is the father of Mrs W D McLeod Sr
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W. D. McLeod
T. Rich
W. D. McLeod Jr
San Francisco
Rich
Mrs. McLeod Sr
McLeod Jr
Hey
Rich. Airs
McLeod
Mildred Jones
Pittsburgh
Berkeley
William Presley
Presley
W. D. McLeod Sr
Pimentel G. Kr Illness Report At Local Post Office
Reports stated A. O. Pimentel of the post office force was critically ill and fatally so, but later notes indicate his condition has improved and he is progressing toward recovery, bringing relief to friends and colleagues.
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A. O. Pimentel
Post Office
Afr Pimentel
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Rexall
Aed Castro
Smith Meet
al Smith
Ocean
Main Street
George Nomine
Onitt
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McLeods
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