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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1925
Page
1
Real estate man R W Shiells argues outside districts should join Hayward city Limits. He cites lower water rates, better fire and police protection, and higher property values. He says a larger city would gain population weight and unified prosperity.
The Kentucky National Guard announced Floyd Collins has died after being trapped inside Mammoth Cave since January 30. Rescue teams reached him through a rock passage but decomposition and cave slides left him unalive. removal requires an opening cut with dynamite and will take about 36 hours.
In Santa Rosa on February 15 a jealousy fueled shooting left Lemuel E. Montgomery a dead by his own hand after killing his wife and her host Bernard Ronk. Mrs Montgomery survived her injuries after being wounded in the ditch ambush.
Advertisement offers a five room modern stucco bungalow in a prime location on a paved street with easy terms. Contact R. W. Shields at 638 Castro Street or by phone Hayward 14. x8.
The Niles chamber of commerce discussed securing a gas plant at its last meeting. No definite plan emerged yet and more data will be gathered for presentation at the next meeting.
United Press report from San Jose Feb 15 details two bandits who robbed the St James Hotel vault of 2000 dollars after forcing night clerk Harry Williams to open the safe. One bandit posed as clerk to register guests while another acted as bell hop showing rooms and earning tips. They fled after the theft.
Christina Lisette Hauschildt 80 years 9 months 2 days old died at home on 1318 B street after a two week illness. Born in Germany she came to California in 1860, lived in Alvarado San Lorenzo and later Hayward. She leaves a daughter Augusta Collins and three sons Charles George Henry. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm in Lone Tree Cemetery with Rev. Josiah Daniels officiating.
Mrs Maryon of Alameda leapt into the Oakland estuary near Broadway after fear over a real estate deal costing her life savings. Her husband rescued her after a struggle, ending the incident safely.
Hayward pitcher Jensen hurled a no hit no run game through four innings and finished with a 2 to 0 victory over Chris Nelson Paint. Jensen stole second in the fifth and scored on Roderick’s single, then again scored in the seventh on a Maral drive and an overthrow.
Police investigate a series of wholesale flower thefts across San Lorenzo San Leandro and Hayward districts. Constable Al La Cunha leads the inquiry amid signs a woman may direct or assist the gang with daffodil bed imprints suggesting a high French wheel vehicle involvement.
Nome Alaska report states no further danger is anticipated after a second anti toxin supply arrives. The move follows an outbreak linked to the local population with efforts underway to prevent further cases.
Anthony Duarte of Hayward suffered a brain concussion and facial injuries after his truck was sandwiched between two streetcars at East Fourteenth and Ninety-Second Avenue on Saturday evening. Companion Manuel Perry sustained a crushed right leg and facial cuts. Both were rushed to Oakland Emergency hospital. Witnesses said Duarte crossed the tracks and failed to see the incoming cars.
Michael Hide Young, publisher of the San Francisco Chronicle, died at 75 after an abdominal illness. He underwent surgery at 3 PM yesterday after being admitted to Dante Sanitarium, passing away shortly before 8 PM.
W B Hooper walnut specialist and Joseph B Hammon conducted a one day survey of Southern Alameda County and found water supply, climate and soil suitable for extensive walnut culture.
President Coolidge issued a formal proclamation calling the Senate to meet in a special session on March 4 after his inauguration. Dawes will also be sworn in at the start of the session.
In Niles Florida Robert Fisher failed to display a police parking tag after violating the San Jose ordinance. A return trip home led him to explain he was a visitor and incur extra effort to reach court, and he was dismissed without a fine.
President Coolidge sent to the Senate the nomination of Adolph St. Sure to be United States District Judge for the Northern District of California. The confirmation would place St. Sure on the federal bench in California.
Washington February 16 Senate approves its revision of the house postal and rate increase bill without a record vote. The measure now proceeds to conference to resolve differences with the house.
Judge Harder described today as the quietest session in local court history with only two defendants present. M. Cunha of Farm Products Sales Co was fined $10. Earl Shannon, labeled a vagabond, received a suspended sentence on vagrancy charges. Weather reference notes rain as a minor advantage.
Samuel Greene, secretary of the California Dairy Courier, spoke at the Hayward Rotary Club on Monday. He stressed dairy cows' value and how dairy farming enriches land, noting Alameda County once led California in milk and cream production but slid back.
Hayward officials plan tree trimming but residents protest Drastic trimming is objected to by local citizens. Petition drives gain near one hundred signatures while a counter petition accumulates 15 to 28 names. Debates delay work until satisfaction of all parties. California mineral output valued at 1 539 208 5042 by State Mineralogist Root.
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