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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
1
Real estate man R W Shiells argues for annexation of adjacent districts into Hayward highlighting tax and water savings, lower fire insurance, improved police and fire signals, and higher property values. He envisions a larger, unified city with greater influence and shared prosperity.
Floyd Collins has been found dead in Mammoth Cave Kentucky after weeks of peril. Rescue crews uncovered him beneath rock with decomposed remains, tracing back to a trapped period since January 30. Authorities say removal will require dynamite to open a wider passage and take about 36 hours.
In Santa Rosa on February 15 a jealous husband, Lemuel E. Montgomery of San Francisco, shot and killed his wife and Bernard Ronk before killing himself. Mrs Montgomery, visiting with the Ronks, was wounded but expected to recover after being shot twice in the leg during a roadside confrontation.
Real estate notice offering a five room modern stucco bungalow in a prime location on a paved street. Realtor R. W. Shields invites inquiries and viewing at 638 Castro Street with phone Hayward 14. x8.
The Niles chamber of commerce discussed securing a gas plant at its last meeting. No definite deal emerged, but further data will be collected and presented at the next meeting.
United Press reports two bandits robbed the St James Hotel in San Jose on February 15. They forced night clerk Harry Williams to open the safe, registered guests, and acted as bellhop to show rooms. They fled with $2,000.
Christina Lisette Hauschildt age 80 9 months 2 days died at home on B street Hayward after a two week illness. German born she came to California in 1860 settling at Alvarado later moving to San Lorenzo and owning the Home Ranch. Survived by daughter Augusta Collins and three sons Charles George Henry with homes in Oakland San Francisco Sacrament o. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm Lone Tree Cemetery with Rev Josiah Daniels officiating.
Mrs Maryon living near Broadway and Alameda Road leaped into the Oakland estuary in a fear over a real estate decision. Her husband rescued her after a brief struggle and she was saved without serious injury.
Jensen twirled a no hit no run start through four innings and finished with a strong nine inning performance. Hayward scored in the fifth on Roderick’s single after Jensen stole second. Jensen again scored in the seventh on a sequence including Maral’s drive and an overthrow at third. Crowd of local fans witnessed Hayward claim the sectional league crown in a tight defensive win.
Police investigate wholesale daffodil thefts across San Lorenzo San Leandro and Hayward districts. Constable Al La Cunha leads the inquiry and suspects a woman directs or aids the heists, citing imprints from a high French wheel in the beds as key evidence.
Nome Alaska February 16. No further danger is anticipated from the diphtheria outbreak after a second supply of antitoxin arrived. Health officials report the epidemic is being contained and precautions continue.
Anthony Duarte of Hayward and his companion Manuel Perry were injured in a crash at East Fourteenth and Ninety-second Avenue Saturday evening. Duarte suffered a concussion and facial injuries while Perry had a crushed right leg and facial cuts. They were rushed to Oakland Emergency hospital after witnesses said Duarte’s truck was caught between two streetcars.
Michael Hi de Young publisher of the San Francisco Chronicle died at 75 after an abdominal illness. He was operated on at 3 p.m. yesterday and passed away shortly before 8 p.m. at Dante Sanitarium where he had been treated since Saturday.
W B Hooper walnut specialist for the University of California extension service and Joseph B Hammon assistant farm adviser conducted a one day survey. They found that with adequate water supply climate and soil in Southern Alameda county are suitable for extensive walnut culture.
President Coolidge issued a formal proclamation calling the Senate to a special session on March 4. The session will begin immediately after the inauguration of Coolidge and Dawes.
In Niles Florida robert Fisher failed to display a police parking tag on his car after violating a San Jose ordinance. He explained he was a visitor and made a return trip to the Garden City to seek court relief. The judge dismissed the case 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.
Washington February 16 The Senate passes its revised version of the House postal and rate increase bill without a record vote. The measure now goes to conference to resolve differences before final passage.
Judge Harder described today as the quietest court session on record with only two defendants present. M. Cunha of Farm Products Sales Company was fined ten dollars, and Earl Shannon, labeled a vagabond, received a suspended sentence for vagrancy. The judge remarked with a weary yawn that rainy weather has some advantages.
Samuel Greene, secretary of the California Dairy Council, told Hayward Rotary Club that milk contains nearly all body elements and stressed the dairy cow’s value and the benefits of dairy farming. He noted Alameda County’s fall from second in milk and cream production as other crops overtake dairy herds.
The community faces a clash over lower B street tree trimming as Ben Vickers of Oakland calls the start of work vandalism. A protest petition nears one hundred signatures with a counter effort gathering 15 to 28, while officials delay trimming to seek a compromise ensuring trees are not harmed and work is done properly. Members named include Manuel Miranda, John Forsher, Angeline Knightly, and many others amid council deliberations. State Mineralogist Root reports California mineral output at 1 539 208 542 for the past two years.
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