The Hardest Fight in Alameda County 1932 Primary
Polly Politics analyzes the Alameda county political scene in 1932. It notes intense campaigns for Congress supervisors and state senate, highlights key candidates like Knowland Breed Crosby and Strabridge, and predicts close races with Johnson’s influence and local dynamics shaping the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ebell Club
Afro-American League
Alameda County
J. Tt. Knowland
D. J. Murphy
Livermore
F. W. Foss
Berkeey
John F. Mullins
Oakland
A. H. Breed
E. K. Shobridee
Hayward
P. J. Crosby
Whic
Alameda
J. L. Geary
Arthur Morgenstern
West Berkeley
Alibany
Robert Greig
F. J. Roberts
George Jeldser
Geary
Grete
Atimeda
Hla
Hia County
Hiram W. Johnson
Strobridge
Johnson
Crosby
Stratrids
Strabridge
Mrobridge
Amy Fant
Murphy Heads Livermore Valley Vote Tally In First Supervisorial District
In a disputed race the campaigning centered on water company ties and land deals around the Stevenson estate. Registration in the Livermore Valley favors Murphy, shaping a likely eastern hill majority while Washington Township shows only a slim margin. Mullins and Foss appear set to win Onteland, keeping Murphy, Mullins, and Foss in control of the board. Congressional battle favored Knowland with St Sure emerging as a county figure backing Knowland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Washington Township
Livermore Valley
D. J. Burphy
Oakland
San Leandro Creek
Fruitvale Avenue
Oakland City
Uber
State Senate
Haywadding
Anndrd
Targely
Strutridge
Fex
Crosby
Fruitvale
Henzr
Stratharide
Stevenson
Murphy
Bonde
United Properties Company
Union Water Company
Unlan Water Company
Mullins
Foss
Atulling
Onteland
Poss
Alamed
Mulline
Berkeley
Harkeley Sin Nhe
Hmeelt
Fors
East Oakland
Vetera la
Congress
Henry P. Dalton
Victor H. Metcalf
Dalton
Alameda County
Eden Township
Stetson
Knowland
Santa Cruz
California
Panama Canal
Charles B. Snook
Western Pacific Railroad
Ind
A. F. St Sure
Alameda
St. Sure
Winton
Washington
Sore
Cali Tornky
Ark Near
Campaign radio and editorials praise Roosevelt and Johnson
The piece describes a campaign scene with Democrats and Progressives, noting Roosevelt's energy and charisma as decisive. Governor Johnson is added to Los Angeles editors at a luncheon before heading East on Monday. He pledges support for national woman suffrage upon reaching the East, and recounts a cross country tour noting varied local support and opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Los Angeles
East
Roosevelt
Ginger
Sim
Chicago
Salt Lake
Stores Close for Labor Day and Following Monday
Merchants in Hayward retire to close their stores on Labor Day and the following Monday, September 9, for admission day. Those with purchases to make are advised to plan ahead and shop before closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Marketing plans and sales trip by CL Smith in Grants Pass
CL Smith of Hayward Realty and Review staff announces an upcoming visit to Grants Pass with his parents for two to three weeks during Mr Adams absence. He will handle prospective buyers and manage sales inquiries in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CL Smith
Hayward Realty Company
Grants Pasatremon
Ria
Adams
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Xene Os City
Castro Street
Theodore Roosevelt
Polly
Sis
Assembly
Republican Party
Mulling
Mike Kelly
Nowell
E. J. Tyrrett
FW. Leavitt
Rowell
Bank of Hayward
Soup
Bank of Haywards
OO B. Parsons
Ters . J
Farnom, Cashier
W. T, Knightly
Aust
Cashier
U. S
Postal Savings
Aana
Haywards Bank of Savings
Surplus Inc
I. B. Parsons
J. E. Farnem
ER. C. Winton
W. T. Knightly
Ass't
Hunt Bros.Cannery
Baldwin Pianos
Tel-Electric
Easy Payments
FOX Piano Co
Fourteenth St
Fairmead
Co-Operative Land and Trust Company
Alvin Egbert
Castro St
Gorrie & Yeoman
Main Street
Neer