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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1925

Page

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Alumni to Play Varsity Team Here on Jan 5

Alumni of Hayward High will face the varsity squad on Tuesday January 5 in a return contest that aims to rekindle ties between former students and current players. The lineup features 1920 21 and 22 stars led by Sid Williams at center Chisel Richmond Les Swearingin and Miggs Rogerson with Truck Machado Buck Gandell and other veterans in reserve. The plan embraces follow up alumni games to strengthen school spirit and community involvement.

Hayward High Hayward Sid” Williams Les” Swearingin Miggs’ Rogerson Machado Buck” Gandell Hanke

Funeral today for Arthur Thomas Sr after long illness

Funeral services for Arthur Thomas Sr who died at Hayward after a long illness were held Tuesday afternoon. Cremation was at California Crematory. He was 55, a native of England, husband of May Thomas and father of Arthur Thomas Jr. He was brother of William G. Thomas of Sacramento and Abbs. Claire Rogers of San Francisco.

Arthur Thomas, Sr Hayward California England May Thomas Arthur Thomas, Jr William G. Thomas Sacramento Claire Rogers San Francisco

Firemen receive Christmas gift from local contractor

Jim Willison the Hayward contractor donates twenty dollars to the Martinez firemen fund. The firefighters praise Willison, a former member of the Martinez department, for his generosity and regard him as a gentleman and scholar. Alumni events at the high school discuss an alumni football game and a January 3 gym gathering to preview current players. Used furniture ad notes Lustig Furniture Co. in Hayward.

Jim Willison Hayward Jim Jim Willson Santa Claus Pearly Gates Willison Martinez Department

Hayward District Sees Prosperity in Poultry and Produce

San Leandro and Hayward reports highlight a booming agricultural sector with Hayward as a processing and shipping hub for poultry squabs eggs and fruit. Estimates show a 1923 to 1924 revenue gain and a large export trade with East Coast clubs and restaurants driving demand. Secretary Hoover urges conserving rubber to pressure Britain to lower prices and supports coordinated national effort.

Hayward Los Angeles California Alexico South America Hawaii Frank Cunha Farr Products Sales’ Company Trainroads Jacob Harder Jr Szyward Chamber of Commerce

No Farm Price Fixing Says Coolidge

President Coolidge will not sanction farm price fixing direct or indirect, the White House announced. The statement answered questions about an indirect price fixing resolution under consideration.

Coolidge Washington White House

Tariff Reform Urged by Capper for Western Farmers

Senator Arthur Capper warned in Washington that without immediate tariff changes favoring western farmers an economic upheaval would occur. He argued that tariff laws have harmed farmers, noting that legislation tends to benefit eastern interests.

Washington Arthur Capper People’s Reconstruction League East Capper

Florida Citrus Crop Largely Unharmed by Cold Snap

In Tampa, Florida, Dec 29, officials reported Florida's citrus crop has not been seriously damaged by the cold snap after a survey of the citrus region. The fruit was sold here today.

Tampa Fla Florida

Wheeler Indictment of Senator Wheeler Dismissed

Justice Bailey of the District of Columbia Supreme Court dismissed the indictment charging misuse of office against Senator Burton K Wheeler. The court found no sufficient violation of law in the alleged conspiracy to secure more well drilling permits for a private client than allowed. Attorney General Sargent signaled that an appeal is likely.

Washington Burton K. Wheeler Justice Bailey District of Columbia Supreme Court Bailey Wheeler Sargent Justice’ Department

Bank Shortage Found to be $14 000 in Riverbank Bank

Announcement from San Francisco reports the appointment of Charles A Labree as receiver of the First National Bank of Riverbank after the bank was closed following the disappearance of cashier C L Flack. A shortage of 14000 dollars was found in bank accounts.

San Francisco Charles A. Labree First National Bank of Riverbank C. L. Flack

Paralyzed Col. Coolidge Shows Partial Improvement

Plymouth Vermont December 29 Col. John Coolidge father of the president is described as suffering paralysis in both legs. Dr. Albert Fram reported notable improvement though the left leg remains affected and the right leg shows progress.

Plymouth Col John Coolidge Albert Fram Col. Coolidge

Veterans Elect For Year 1925 At Hayward League

At the Hayward veterans league meeting in the Library building Monday afternoon officers for 1925 were elected: Commander James H. Smith Senior Vice Commander A Geanderot Treasurer Alonzo Bradford Adjutant A A Osborn Chaplain Dr David Dodds The group shared fellowship and discussed the order’s good works and memories. The note mentions aged leaders and a local farm and a party anniversary.

Hayward Veterans’ League Affternoon James H. Smith Seni A. Geanderot Alonzo Bradford A. A. Osborn David Dodds Alr. Smith Upper Street

Five Thousand Dollar Sedan Recovered On Mt Eden Road

A costly sedan valued at over 3000 dollars is found abandoned on Mt Eden Road near San Lorenzo with accessories detached. Walter J. Alves of the Alameda County State traffic force turns the car over to Lew S. Gow, Oakland restaurant owner, who says it was stolen from in front of his establishment the previous day. The tank was empty and thieves fled after detaching movable parts.

Lew S. Gow Oakland Eighth Street Walter J. Alves Alameda County Alves Mt. Eden San Lorenzo

Moral Squad in Hayward Seen as Not Needed Now

Hayward City Marshal Fred P. Schilling praises the 1923 police record as exemplary with no murders or fatal hit and run incidents. He notes few major thefts and limited auto crashes, brawls, or intoxication cases, and says the jail was largely inactive for the year. The last murder in Hayward occurred in late 1924 involving a dairyman and a rancher cousin.

Hayward Fred P. Schilling Schilling Marshal Schilling

Former local man to preside banquet tonite

Delbert Weidemier and committee complete final plans for the dedication of the new $75,000 American Legion home in San Leandro. A banquet at 6 15 tonight in the Masonic Temple will feature Walter Carman as banquet host and XS. W Armstrong as toastmaster after talks by local legal and civic leaders. The 8 30 ceremony will be at the legion building with music by the 159th Infantry band and speakers including George Hatfield and Earl Warren. Approximately one hundred guests expected.

San Leandro American Legion Delbert Weidemier Masonic Temple Walter Carman Santa Cruz Beach XS. W Armstrong the Legion Legion 159Th Infantry Band A. J. Eddy George Hatfield United States Earl Warren Alameda County Rev. Perkins John R. Wright 30Th United States Infantry Arthur M. Carden Forrest C. Kracaw Sanieee

Prominent guests listed for dedication ceremony

Among out of town guests invited for the dedication are Superior Judge T W Harris Supervisor Charles W Heyer Senator E H Christian Lieut John A Mitchell who organized San Leandro Post in 1921 Dr John Slavich commander of the county council of the Legion John Flynn commander of Hay Continued to page 4

T. W. Harris Charles W. Heyer E. H. Christian John A. Mitchell San Leandro John Slavich County Council of the Legion John Flynn Hay

Roberts Implements to Move Into New Modern Building

The Roberts Implement Co plans to relocate to a larger, one story 50 by 100 foot brick structure on Main near Thorpe store by end of January. The move will provide expanded display space and rear stock area for their growing inventory, underpinning three years of business growth in Hayward.

Roberts Implement Co Thorup Roberts Concern Roberts Company Cantera Hayward Dodge Brothers

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Ike Hayward Live Wire Ned Kay Lustig Furniture CO Watkins St Cal Pastihoover Uncle Sam S. L Fred Soule Oakland Times Klamath Falls Oregon Soule Central Poultry Producers’ Association Dee Great Britain Secretary of Commerce Hoover Castro Street Sid Loewenthal P.O. Ry Chrysler Wallits Redwood Dublin MT. Eden Road N. W. Armstrong Roberts Dodge Brothers Incorporated Walter H. Daniels Dodge Brothers Automobiles Graham Brothers Trucks
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