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Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1930

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Castro Valley Water Board Sets Oct 11 Hearing On Bond Proposal

Castro Valley water district plans a bond issue of 150000 to install water mains and equipment for supply to the district. The commission, led by W J Crego, meets Oct 11 to hear protests on joining the East Bay district, with a final decision possible and Nov 4 as a pledged election date.

Castro Valley East Bar Eiot Orrick, Parry & Dahlquist San Francisco East Bay Water District Board Castro Ibe W. J. Crego William Bartels Charles Deane George G.nion George A. Walter Charles Pefterie

Man Arrested for Burglary After Entering Wrong Home

Pittsburg reports Stanley Salata arrested for burglary after he mistakenly entered a stranger’s house to sleep off a party. Local authorities charged him following the incident.

Pittsburg Stanley Salata

Sheriff Considers Hayward Deputy Stationing

Sheriff Michael B. Driver said he will try to meet Hayward leaders and decide on permanent deputy presence after returning from a California officers’ convention. He denied transfers of Radbrusch and Van Patten and noted Collier, Davis, and Nelson past cases. locals eye a 24 hour joint headquarters to improve immediate responses.

Michael B. Driver Hayward Graham Fletcher The Justice Court Fletcher Driver Hay Werd Peace Officers California Hugo Radbrusch L. BE. van Patten Haritory Livermore Pleasanton Jack Collier J. C. Davis Harry O. Nelson Mrr. Nelson Radbrusch van Pailen

Sugar factory in busy season at Alvarado

The Holly corporation beet sugar plant in Alvarado is operating around the clock with about 200 workers across two shifts. Daily output includes 1100 tons of beets processed and 4000 sacks of sugar made. W H Ziegler manages the Alvarado plant as well as a Holly facility at Tracy. A new drying machine now dries all beet pulp, replacing previous sales to dairymen. A large warehouse is under construction for storage of sugar and pulp. The plant began operations in late August and will run into early winter. The beet sugar business dates back to 1869 in Alameda county.

Holly Corporation Alvarado W. H. Ziegler Holly Company Tracy Alameda County

Jones Leads In Ardmore Golf Qualifying

Bobby Jones shot 72 today in the second 18 holes of the 36 hole National Amateur qualifier at Ardmore Pa. He totals 142, matching the championship record set by Ducky Corkran in 1924 and equalled by Bob Jones in 1927. George Von Him stands second with 143.

Portland Ore Fay Coleman Culver City George Dunlan Sidney Neyes Charles Ko Fran H. I. Brown California

Mussel-Clamped Toe Bird Skeleton Signals Wild Tragedy

Walter Alves found a shorebird skeleton near Russell City with a mussel clamped to its toe. The bird appears to have foraged on the marsh, becoming trapped as the mussel closed its shell. The heavy grip likely caused death by starvation or hawk predation, and the specimen is on display at Eagle Garage on Castro Street.

Walter Alves Shes Down Russell City Ker Alves Alves Eagle Garage Castro Street Clony

Pantages Trial Fairness Questioned in Affidavits

Affidavits seeking to prove Alexander Pantages did not receive a fair trial accuse jurors of coercion and bias during deliberations. Statements allege one juror threatened prison, another juror attempted to coerce women jurors, and a third thought leniency could affect a guilty verdict. The affidavits were sent to California Attorney General CE Webb in Sacramento.

San Francisco Alexander Pantaxes Shootman Eunice Pringle CE. S. Webb Sacramento Thattrosk Sully Bob Fehler Los Angeles Oreear

Railway Chief Killed by Aide in Feud

Baltimore news reports Western Maryland Railway president Max C. Dyers was shot dead in his office by vice president Dudley G. Gras, who died later in hospital. Coroner ruled murder after an altercation ended a feud stretching for months.

Baltimore U.P Maxwell C. Dyers Western Maryland Railway Dudley G. Gras Vies Reinhardt

Hoover's Son Hit By White Plague

Washington dispatch reports Herbert Hoover Jr., 27, diagnosed with tuberculosis in a small lesion. Dr. Joel Boone, White House physician, says vigor from his father may aid recovery and outlines a careful recovery program.

Washington Herbert Hoover Jr Joel T. Boone White House

Legion Officers to Take Post in Ritual Tonight

Alameda county Legion post 63 holds its annual public installation at the armory tonight led by Ray Hutto as commander. James K. Fisk state adjutant will be chief speaker and installing officer. others to be installed include Don Leidig and David Galbraith. The event features a solemn ritual and an address by Fisk.

American le Association O Ca Hayward American Legion James K. Fisk the Legion California Legion Post Armory Winessea Ray Hutto Hutto Leonard Lustig Don 3 Leidig David R. Galbraith William H. Hoff J- W. Cardoza Ed’ Brown David Watrous Morton Wheeler Gelbraith Huito A. F. van Ostrau Alameda County Legion Committee Esremanial American Legion Bend Fisk

Congresswoman Coming to City for GOP Women Meeting

Congressman Ference Kahn will address the Women’s Republican club in the Green Shutter hotel on Tuesday October 7. A guest business meeting will follow at 2 50 o’clock, with arrangements for a tea to be held for Mrs. Rann after the gathering.

Ference Kahn Rann

Desperate Fray Ends With Potato Bug Championship

In a chaotic contest described as a circus of oddities, a high headed potato bug defeats a tarantula to claim the championship. The bizarre event involves local figures including James D Smalley and Ed Juul, with the home of Daniel Murphy cited as the venue. The clash ends when the tarantula is killed, leaving the potato bug as the unlikely victor in this unusual showdown.

Battling Potato Bug Kid Tarantula Mark Twain Calaveras County James D_ Smalley Hayward Ed Juul Water Department Nam Jim Smajilev Daniel Murphy Holy Sepulchre Danny Jr Andrew Garin Mr. Junl

Archbishop Hanna to Visit Hayward for Confirmation

The Right Rev Edward A Hanna archbishop of the San Francisco diocese will confirm a large class of All Saints Catholic church children in November. Classes of instruction meet Fridays and Sundays with parents urged to send children aged 12 plus. Father James Viladomat, the Sisters of the Holy Name and Sunday school teachers will guide the study program and ensure full catechism and Bible history knowledge before the big class.

Edward A. Hanna San Francisco All Saints Catholic Church James Viladomat Sisters of the Holy Name

Deputies Probe Stabbing Enigma in Alvarado

Deputies investigated a stabbing Sunday night in Alvarado involving Joe Yatera a 24 year old Filipino. Yatera was hospitalized in critical condition with three knife wounds two in the chest and one in the abdomen. Paul Roaez of Alvarado brought him to Has ward Central hospital around 1 am Sunday. Both men say they know nothing of the assault.

Joe Yatera Alvarado Hishland County Hospital Tafoera Has Ward Wos Bual Paul Roaez Atvarade Tsfesu

Santa Cruz Birthday Party Plans Highlight Oct 4

Santa Cruz marks its 161st birthday with a full day of events on Oct 4. The celebration features visits to historic sites and gardens, a beach barbecue, and an evening program presenting seven distinct historical periods. Herbert Stuart is general chairman.

Santa Cruz Santa & Stand Herber UUS Che

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Rabbit Display and Picnic Set Here on Sunday

Rabbit show and barbecue picnic organized by Pacific Rabbit Breeders Association at Memorial Park. Central California Camert keting association contracts to be presented. Event starts 10 am with rabbit judging by Berber Eldridge. Prizes total 22 with diverse Flemish, N Z, and other breeds. Attendees from Marin, San Jose, Stockton, Sacramento urged to bring baskets.

Pacific Rabbit Breeders’ Associat Memorial Park Marin County San Jose Stockton Sacramento

Roberts Back From Los Angeles Fair Visit

R Roberts returns from Los Angeles County trip and comments on the state fair scale. He notes the exhibition building is two thirds of a mile long and describes roof construction progress. He mentions reports of a cloudburst near Bakersfield and washouts on the grapevine roadway.

R. Roberts Los Angeles Minona Roberts Rotiess

City Subscribers list delivery deadline notice

City readers in Hayward are advised that paper distribution should be completed each afternoon by 3 30 p m If you have not received your paper by that time call 1201 am and a special copy will be sent promptly Thank you for your cooperation and patience

Hayward

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