California Labor Favors Prohibition Reform at Convention
Sacramento reports the Democratic state convention rejected a wet plank by 45 to 42, backing law enforcement and 18th amendment support. California labor delegates in Marysville meanwhile urged opposition to repeal and enforcement of prohibition, denouncing the law as unjust.
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Legion
State Labor Convention
Sacramento
Justus Wardell
San Francisco
Milton K. Young
Marysville
U.r)k
California
State Federation of Labor
Baer Hearing Delayed One Week in Manslaughter Case
Preliminary examination of Max Baer for manslaughter in the Frankie Campbell death was postponed for a week. Deputy DA James Wells sought the delay pending grand jury action on prize fighting in the Bay region as the panel plans to question referee Tobs Irwin boxing commissioner Charles F Traung and others.
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San Francisco
Max Baer
Frankie Campbell
James Wells
Wells
Bay
Tobs Irwin
Charles F Traung
Still Case Hearing Delayed to Sept 29
Steve Silva and Manuel Pereira of Harvard face charges of possession and operation of a liquor still. They appeared before Judge Joseph Silva. the case was continued to Sept 29 amid ongoing disbarment proceedings against Pereira’s attorney.
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Steve Silva
Manuel Pereira
Harvard
Justice Cour
Joseph Silva
Miles
Teoh Wor Jr
Heerse
Taetness
Pereira
Oe Lacey
Clim
Silva
Leo Subd van
Poisal Sends Birds to Northern Far Fare
Poisal of Poisal's Bird hatchery on East 14th Street near Ashland plans a shipment to Five-County area Marysville for an exhibition. The crate includes parakeets parrots canaries and love birds. He recently won multiple firsts at the Fresno District fair and exhibits at Sacramento and San Leandro attracting much attention. Mrs O McMillan a demonstrator of tamales and chile con carne will appear at Holmes grocery store next week at Tasger Bane and Mein streets.
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M. S
Poisal
East 14Th Street
Ashland
Marysville
Poisai
Fresno
Sacramento
San Leandro
Hawaii melting pot yields superior man claims scientist
Dr. H. L. Shapiro of the American Museum of Natural History arrives in Hawaii after a two year genetics study. He argues that mixing Chinese and native Hawaiians enhances intellect and achievement, citing high birth rates, low death rates, good health, and long life as evidence. He plans to continue the survey after a Boston visit.
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United Press
San Francisco
Eugenics
Hawaii
Kipling
H. L. Shapiro
American Museum of Natural History
Matsonia
Honolulu
Shapiro
University of Hawaii
American Museum
Boston
Islands
Chance device brings arrest near Four Corners Dublin
Deputy sheriffs visiting Harvard and southern Alameda county observed a punch board and a slot machine at L. T. Young’s store at Four Corners Dublin Boulevard. Young is free on $500 bail awaiting local justice court hearing on operating a lottery. Gilbert Diamantine of Mountain House paid a $100 fine after pleading guilty to a state slot machine violation.
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Harvard
Alameda County
L. T. Young
Wiliam D. Terry
M. F. Eros
Mountain House
Kelly Wins Uppec Honor at California Union Convene
Carol B. Kelly of Hayward was reelected pianist of the Portuguese Protective Union of California at the state convention in Fresno. Other officers named include May Pimentel, Adelaide Fonseca, Marcy C. Fenn, and Minnie Meilo. More than 590 women attended. Kelly known for dramatic and musical ability. Barber moves to 611 Castro Street with Jack Hogan.
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Nor Hutte
Hayward
American Legion
Legion Hall
Legion
Don M Leidig
David R. Galbraith
William FB. Hoff
JW Cardoza
Ed Brown
Chaplin
David Watrons
Morton Wheeler
Galbraith
Hutte
A. F. van Ostrun
County Council of the Legion
Teremony
James K. Fiske
Carol B. Kelly
Partuguese Protective Union of
California
Fresno
May Pimentel
Oakland
Adelaide Fonseca
Marcy C. Fenn
Minnie Meilo
San Leandro
Ulion
Kelly
Local Kidnaping Tale Ends In Ruse By Young Girls
Two nine year old girls Alpha Hamilton and Eleanor Souza set off a community uproar with a tale of being abducted by two men in a blue gray car. Police questioned them and the younger girl confessed the story was a blind to mask staying out past curfew while window shopping.
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Hickman
Louis J. Silva
Alpha Hamilton
Ellis Hamilton
OG Street
Eleanor Souza
Daugher
M. Souza
Railroad Avenue
Mr. Hamilton
Macahee
Oakland
Souza
T4th Street
Hayward
Silva
Hamilton
Plane searches sea for vessel in Pacific rescue
An Empire Airways plane left Crescent City for a five hour Pacific cruise to find survivors from the South Coast missing crew. Pilot Herman Archival and navigator Clifford Hunter aboard the land plane, chartered by Hobbs-Wall, sought Capt. Stanley Sorensen and his men in a lifeboat not yet sighted. Workers near Rogue River reportedly found waterlogged planks possibly from the wreck.
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Crescent City
Pacific
South Coast
Empire Surways of
Santa Rosa
Herman Archival
Clifford Hunter
Gngerver
Hobbs-Wall Company
Danger
Caploit
Stanley Sorensen
Coast Guard
Rogue River
Oregon
Washington Loses To Burlingame in Peninsula Bout
The Washington chapter basketball team traveled to Burlingame Friday and lost a close game. Mossr Nussenbaum Arnold Anderson and Jack Parrott led Washington with 4 points each while Peninsula’s Barthald topped with 11. This was the second meeting in the series, Peninsula winning the first 14 to 17. Washington, coached by Russell Cabot, lineup Anderson Nussnbaum Parrott Conner Winliford Haskell Howes. The locals hope to enter the PA A this fall and show their wares in the league.
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Washington Chapter
Burlingame
Peninsula Bors
Mossr Nussenbaum
Arnold Anderson
Jack Parrott
Hents
Barthald
Peninsula
Russell Cabot
Washington
Anderson
Nussnbaum
Parrott
Conner
Winliford
Haskell
Howes
Enna Jettick Melodies on KPO and KGO Programs
Radio schedule lists Sunday afternoon at 4 30 on KPO featuring Sailing Sailing Down by the Old Mill Stream His Lullaby performed solo by Madame Schumann Heink The Old Refrain and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. Evening at 8 on KGO includes Ive Been Working for the Railroad The Last Rose of Summer Believe Me All Those Endearing Young Charms Oh Fashioned Garden Shall We Gather at the River.
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Enna Jettick
KPO
Madame
Schumann-Heink
KGO
Rush Ends at Hunt Cannery After Summer Run
The Hunt Brothers cannery ends its rush week with two departments reopening for tomato canning and fruit salad packing. About 300 workers were employed during the season.
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Hunt Brothers Cannery
Insurance payout settles fire damage for Minnie Green home
Frank Ramos, acting for the insurer, states all damages to Mrs. Minnie Green at 744 Pilsers Street are paid. Fire ruined the house and furniture, totaling about 1900 dollars.
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Frank Ramos
Minnie Green
Pilsers Street
Dead aviatrix Ruth Alexander linked to divorce case
The husband Mac P Alexander of Olathe Kansas contends their divorce on abandonment grounds remained pending after Ruth Alexander the aviator and wife of Mac P Alexander died in a San Diego crash. Ensign Roberts Elliott plans to attend the funeral in San Diego.
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Ruth Alexander
San Diego
Cal
Aviatrix
Lindbergh Field
San Diego-New York
Kansas
Kansas City Journal-Post
Miss Alexander
Mac P. Alexander
Olathe
Kan
Here
Alexander
New York
En'sien Roberts Elliott
Brooklyn
Twenty-Thirty Club May Sponsor Scout Unit
The Twenty Thirty Club may take over sponsoring one of two Boy Scout troops from the Rotary club at next Thursday's meeting. Dr Fred A Brown reports strong support and a favorable mood among members for initiating the sponsorship, with about 12 boys in the targeted Troop 1 undergoing reorganization. The club seeks to involve more boys in Scouting and contributions from club members.
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Twenty-Thirty
Rotary Club
Fred A. Brown
Brown
Grammar School Board
J. Bounds Christian
Troop 1
Thomas Devlin
John Mancini
Bert Stephens
al Frager
Earl Woods
MacMarr
Guy Warren
B. R. Moore
Review
Foy
Moore
Harvard
Mr. Moore
Indiana
Maine
Oregon
Washington
Fraxer
Road Show to Headline Friday Theatre Party
Hayward merchants present a tread show titled Chasing the Rainbow at the Hayward theatre Friday evening as the entertainment of a four day business stimulation campaign. The act, having played in New York and elsewhere, features the same cast as Broadway Melodies with admission unchanged. Merchants report stronger business and anticipate a record Saturday shopping day.
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Business Men’s Theatre Party
Hayward Theatre
Hayward
Hayward Review
J. Hoorwitz
New York
Review
Hayward Merchants
John Allan Park Birthday Tribute in Hayward
The Hayward and Oakland communities honor John Allan Park, known as a friend to all, on his birthday anniversary. Park, a pioneer banker and real estate expert, built three banks and supported civic and charitable causes while avoiding publicity. The Hayward Review and many friends extend wishes for many returns.
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John Allan Park
Ard
John Allan
Hayward
Mr. Park
First Streets
Oakland
Park
Bo Allan
Hat
Hayward Review
Plan Whist Party by Hay Ward Fire Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Hay Ward fire department hosts a whist party at the firehouse Friday evening. Over 26 members assist with the game and Zelda Chisholm, president, will welcome guests and manage progressions. Open to the public.
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Hayward
Mias Zelda Chisholm
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