Primary Election Set For San Marino Next Tuesday
The regular California primary election will be held Tuesday with polls open 6 am to 7 pm. Precincts include Stoneman School, San Marino Tribune, City Park, and San Marino Realty Company with inspectors and judges named for each location.
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San Marino
California
George S. Stoneman
Huntington Drive
Granada
George L. Obert
Florence Carson
Cliff E. Mills
Glerks
Sarah Patterson
Virginia Shea
Vesta Hartley
Josephine J. Guedeman
Armin Thurnber
San Marino Realty Company
Postcard Vote Planned for Local Chest in San Marino
San Marino residents will vote by postcard on September 4 to decide if they form a separate Community Chest or remain part of Pasadena and South Pasadena Chests. The plan would shift collection to San Marino Chest, allowing quicker use of funds by the Community Council.
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San Marino
Pasadena
South Pasadena
New Library Building Rising in Los Angeles County
The Los Angeles county library enters construction with foundation laid and frame up. The library now opens daily except weekends from 12:30 to 5:30, as interest grows. Miss Daubney reports a steady stream of new books and nearly every current magazine available.
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Los Angeles County Library
Preferred Candidates for Superior Court
The Tribune presents a vetted list for the Superior Court judgeships with selections by reading and bar consultation. Keetch, Willis, Fleming, Archbald, Shaw, Bishop, Collier, Haas, Stafford, Hazlett, Faulconer are named as exceptionally qualified for the positions.
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the Tribune
Superior Court
Bar
Keetch
Willis
Fleming
Archbald
Shaw
Bishop
Collier
Haas
Stafford
Hazlett
Faulconer
Bailey urges August 26 vote to back Baron Fitts for California governor
Colonel E P Bailey argues Southern California faces unfair taxes and representation. He urges a large turnout on Tuesday August 26 to elect Baron Fitts as governor and says unity with advertisers will advance independence and economic interests.
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California
Baron Fitts
Buron Fitts to Speak at Pony Express Museum
Burke city news notes that Buron Fitts will address a crowd at the Pony Express Museum in Kewen Canyon San Marino next Sunday at 2 PM. A large gathering is expected to greet the gubernatorial candidate.
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Buron
Fitts
Baron Fitts
Pony Express
Kewen Canyon
San Marino
Louds Buy Home in San Marino on Ardmore Road
Mr and Mrs Harlan G Loud of Pasadena purchased the home of Fred C McAdams at 2740 Ardmore road San Marino and will move in September 8. The transaction was concluded by Pollard and Brush.
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Harlan G. Loud
Pasadena
Fred C. McAdams
Ardmore Road
San Marino
Pollard & Brush
Huntington Library Sees Record Weekend Crowds
The Huntington Library drew large crowds in August with over 700 visitors on Sunday August 17 and 797 on Tuesday August 19 signaling a record turnout despite hot weather.
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Huntington Library
Streets Restored After Sewer Work In Local District
Los Robles El Molino and Euclid avenues and many intersecting streets, torn up for sewer installation, are passable now and will be restored once earth settles. Street Superintendent F E Morrow has been busy from dawn till dusk.
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Los Robles
el Molino
Euclid Avenues
F. E. Morrow
August Building Permits Highlight San Marino Growth
Building inspector records show August permits totaling 170800.09 with several large projects in the pipeline. Notable filings include Gibbs at 2728 Dorest a seven room two story home valued at 12000 with Parker as architect and Nianken at 540 La Mirada adding 1500, Sedlachek at 2450 Ridgeway for 6000, Marcus at 1145 E Colorado Pasadena for 14000, Whitmore at 5282 College View Los Angeles for 9000, and Mackel at 2847 Cumberland for 20000.
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Lawrence B. Gibbs
Doresta Road
B. S. Parker
C. William Nianken
la Mirada
J. Pierre & Son
L. Sedlachek
Ridgeway Road
W. Campbell
A. G. Marcus
Colorado Street
Pasadena
Santa Anita
P. G. Whitmore
College View
Los Angeles
Cumberland Road
J. P. Mackel
Editor Seizes Edge in Brookside Golf Bout on Blue Monday
On a brisk Monday editor and A. D. Edwards clash at Brookside golf course with Fred Sherman as the prodigy, Sherman shoots 77 in his first Brookside run while Edwards trails, yet Edwards wins the match by one and leads on medal by two as the page ends with a teaser for continuation.
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A. D. Edwards
Brookside
Raymond
Fred Sherman
Edwards
Sherman
Horton Smith
Bobby Jones
The Tribunes Call for a Square Deal for All Californians
The Tribune denounces northern favoritism in state politics and gasoline tax funding. It urges voters to back candidates who promise fair treatment and representation for Southern California, condemning long-standing tax and legislative disparities as intolerable.
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the Tribune
Sacramento
Commonwealth
California
School Board Advances Construction and Staffing Plans
The School Board met Wednesday and approved hiring two new teachers Edith Hall for fourth grade and Mary Louise Jones for special arts. The George S. Stoneman school building was accepted and bids for a new gymnasium were awarded: Atkinson $33,890. Dimit Plumbing $3,675. Jones Electric $4,055. Williams Radiator $5,09. Parker Judge $1,000.
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Edith Hall
Mary Louise Jones
George S. Stoneman
J. F. Atkinson
Dimit Plumbing Company
Jones Electric Company
Williams Radiator Company
Parker Judge Company
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Henry D. McDonald
N. D. Huntoon
Wm. Heideman
Julian A. Tibbetts
Herman H. Hurthle
B. F. Mansfield
E. P. Bailey
Edward P. Bailey
George H. Crowshey
Waterloo
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George S. Stoneman School
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