San Marino Council Sets 1934 Budget and Edison Franchise
The San Marino City Council met to approve an annual $11,000 tax on assessor value of $11,000,000 with payment options to the city. Officials also passed a 50 year franchise for Southern California Edison to use city streets. The San Marino Library reported 6388 books and growing activity.
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San Marino
John H. Rumbez
Metropolitan Water Board
Southern California Edison Company
Cotton Brothers To Play On Cal Football Teams
Charles Cotton and Kenneth Cotton of 2395 Ridgeway Road will play for the University of California this fall. Chuck Cotton, elder son of San Manito residents, starred as halfback last year. Kenneth plans to join the California freshman squad after gaining local prominence with Pasadena High School.
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Cotton
Ridgeway Road
University of California
Charles
Chuck”) Cotton
Charles Edgar Cotton
San Matino
Berkeley
Kenneth Cotton
California
Ken
Pasadena
Stoneman School Rehabilitation Bids To Be Let
Rehabilitation work for Stoneman School will begin soon and bids will be opened by C. Neher on September 10. Elmer tomorrow for the project.
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Stoneman School
Eae
Oneman School
O C. Neher
Elmer
of the
Stoneman
Noted Police Expert Interviewed by Laura Bee
Albert S. Woods, former Berkeley chief of detectives and father of San Marino’s Police Chief Gene Woods, spoke to the San Marino Police Department on evidences. He noted ongoing learning in police work after 35 years and discussed his informal talk given last Friday during a weeklong San Marino visit.
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Albert S. Woods
Berkeley
Woods
San Marino
Gene B. Woods
Legion Auxiliary Conclave Highlights San Francisco Meeting
Approximately 1200 delegates attended the State American Legion Auxiliary convention August 13–15 in San Francisco. San Marino Unit members Mrs. Hersel Schoening and Mrs. Sarah Nash represented the group. Nash named state department chaplain and elected delegate to the national convention in Miami, Florida. Delegates traveled August 11 and returned August 16. The event featured opening exercises memorial service and a parade, with 121 deaths noted in the organization to date.
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American Legion Auxiliary
San Francisco
San Marino
Hersel Schoening
Sarah Nash
William Taylor Hotel
Beautiful Civic Opera House
Nash
State Department
California
The
Miami
Fla
Ernestine Aylward
Polling Places and Election Boards for San Marino
Continuation of notice listing polling locations and election board details for San Marino, detailing where residents vote and who will oversee the proceedings.
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San Marino
Library And Art Gallery In Record Run
Tourists and hosts in Southern California are reminded that seven visiting days remain in August before the Huntington Library and Art Gallery exhibitions close for renovations in September. August 31 marks the conclusion of the special exhibition California from Legendary Island to Statehood, which has drawn notable attention over the past ten months.
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California
Huntington Library
Statehood
Voters Urged to Focus on Next Tuesday Primaries
A brief public notice urges voters to pay attention to the primaries scheduled for next Tuesday. It emphasizes civic participation and prompts readers to exercise their right at the polls.
S W Military Academy Boys In
Five S W Military Academy boys are listed as through lines in the unsigned item. The fragment notes student names and the school context without complete detail.
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S. W. Military Academy Boys
Ite
San Marino Voters Urged to Support E W Hopkins for Assessor
A San Marino endorsement urges taxpayers to back E W Hopkins for Los Angeles County Assessor in the August 28, 1934 primary. The note praises his executive ability and honesty, cites Hopkins as a leading county official, and notes broad local support. Continsed on Edge Thirtiness
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San Marino
E. Wopkins
Los Angeles County
Celifornia
E. W. Hopkins
Teepee
B. W. Hop
Long Ballot Greet Voters In Tuesday Primary
Voters in the primary election on Tuesday August 28 face a long ballot for both parties. Governors races offer multiple Republican and Democrat contenders while lieutenant governor and state controller races also display crowded fields.
Two Cars Badly Damaged In Auto Wreck
Early last Thursday an accident at Huntington drive and Virginia road left two cars badly damaged with no injuries. Officers Randall and Frank investigated at 1 a m. Drivers were T B Parks of 3059 Montery road and Dr Ludwig Moertl of 212 E Grand Avenue Alhambra. Parks took blame and both cars were towed to a garage.
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Huntington Drive
Virginia Road
Randall and
Frank
T. B. Parks
Montery Road
Ludwig Moertl
E. Grand Avenue
Alhambra
Parks
Young Spadra escapee found in San Marino
A 16 year old boy escaped from Pacific Colonies at Spadra and was chased by Officer Rose on Lorain road Monday afternoon. He hid but was later found and taken into custody.
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Spadra
Rose
Lorain Road
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Cotton Brothers
Albert Woods
China
Japan
By Laura Bee
Legion Auxiliary
Raymond L. Haight
Frank F. Merriam
John R. Quinn
C. C. Young
Justus
Wardell
Milton K. Young
George Creel
Forrest E. Dewey
William H. Evans
Zachary T. Malaby
W. J. McNichols
Upton Sinclair
Covernor
William 3. Bryan
Thomas W. Cochran
Can
Albert E. Sherman
F. Treadwell
Rex B. Goodwell
George J. Hatfield
David J.begge
Ray L. Riley
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