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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1925

Page

2

Society First: Crime Rise Tied to False Social Philosophy

A San Jose Mercury Herald opinion column argues the high U S crime rate stems from a view that society exists for the individual. It cites Supreme Court rulings and a Alameda juvenile home survey showing many inmates come from broken families.

United States England American Bar Association United States Supreme Court Department of Government Alameda County San Jose Mercury Herald

San Francisco Highest City Rate of Child Labor quits

Grace Abbott of the Children's Bureau notes San Francisco has the largest share of children leaving school to work among 35 cities surveyed. The report cites rising child employment, often illegal, with many leaves before completing 8th grade and some before 6th. Reading and Baltimore both report about 79 percent at work permit ages 14 and 15.

San Francisco Grace Abbott Children’s Bureau of the Labor Department Miss Abbott Reading Baltimore

Regional turnout percentages by city list

A survey cites turnout figures in multiple cities including cent New Orleans Pittsburg New Britain Bermingham Henneburg Louisville Waterbury New Haven Rochester Chicago Yonkers Bridgeport Hartford Los Angeles and San Francisco with percentages ranging from 63 to 14 percent.

New Orleans Pittsburg New Britain Conn Bermingham Henneburg Louisville Waterbury New Haven Rochester Chicago Yonkers Bridgeport Hartford Los Angeles San Francisco

Pick your lane and stay there for safer driving

An expert suggests drivers choose lanes early in blocks to reduce confusion at corners. Slow drivers should stay right, fast drivers stay left, ending continual weaving on crowded streets.

California Eyes Racing Commission Amid Horse Enthusiasm

The piece notes a surge in horse racing popularity tied to gambling, with California preparing to establish a state racing commission through initiative and referendum. It predicts lawful races and pari mutuel betting, contrasting motor cars' impact on horses with prohibition on liquor.

California

Queen Alexandra and Thrift in Royal Duty

The piece reflects on Queen Alexandra famed for thrift, noting her poverty yet noble origin and its influence on royal economy. It contrasts royal lavishness with economy, suggesting thrift serves modern monarchs and public finances in democratic times.

Alexandra England Edward VII George Coolidge

Poor Shortstop Becomes Surprise Pitcher for Braves

Boston manager Dave Bancroft experiments by converting infielder Bob Smith into a two pitcher role. Smith, who preferred to stay an infielder, shows pitching skill in warmups and later defeats the Pirates after relief work.

Dave Bancroft Boston Braves Bob Smith Bancroft Smith Banny Pirates

Birds Cause Golf Ball Mayhem On English Course

Golf balls on an English course are reported to be stolen or killed by birds. A pro named J Bamford found his approach shot ball killed two water wagtails in a fight, one bird split in two. A raven reportedly stole eight balls during two rounds and a seagull teased a player by taking a ball, dropping it near him, then snatching it away.

Great Britain J. Bamford

Star of Purdue Team Shines In Strong Game

The photograph features J. T. Bolen, a Purdue star, delivering a strong performance for the squad. The piece also mentions Cyrena Van Gordon, the German Police dog Erde, and notes various players tied to national teams and positions in a vintage sports context.

J. T. Bolen Purdue Hnemen Diva Cyrena van Gordon Chicago

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