100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (September 12, 1919)
- Municipal Gas Plant on Fire: Santa Clara Firefighters Battle Blaze that Started on Bellomy Street
- Woman Burned in Oil Explosion: Mrs. J. Pierce of Lincoln Street Narrowly Escapes Death
- Bank Robbers Arrest Certain: Mark Thornton and “Swede” La Reeve Captured in Los Angeles: Accused of Robbery of Garden City Bank: Will be Transported to San Jose
- Former Santa Claran, Captain Lewis Britton, Returns from France: Resumes Job as Principal of Live Oak Union High School in Morgan Hill
- John Neylan of San Francisco Call Named Head of Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Campaign: Kickoff Event in San Francisco
- Industrial Revolution Planned by International Workers of the World (I.W.W.)
- President Wilson is Sure a League of Nations Would Ensure Freedom from War but Senator Hiram Johnson of California Assails Idea
- David Houston, Secretary of Agriculture Says Great Redwood Trees Should be Saved When California Puts Highway Through its Redwood Forests
- Income Tax Due on Monday, September 15th
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (September 10, 1969)
- Mayor Gary Gillmor Asks Citizens Advisory Group to ‘Define’ Its Activities
- Gala Festival Days Begin: Parade Planned: 10-days of Activities From September 28th through October 5th: First Annual Mayor’s Ball Will Open Festival
- Santa Clarans Win Numerous Awards at Santa Clara County Fair
- PTA Hippies: Briarwood School PTA Holds Hippie-themed Dress-up Party
- Three More Attendance Groups Started: Part of Plan to Decentralize SCUSD Administrative Activities
- Group of Vandals Knock Over 70 Monuments at Santa Clara Catholic Cemetery
- Highest Ranked Success Rate for Transfer Students to San Jose State is by Transfers from West Valley College District
- Eleanor Todd Named ‘Artist of the Month’ by Mission City Artists Group