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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
1
J B Mammon Alameda County assistant farm advisor says lack of leaders blocks Hayward from forming farm clubs. He notes Niles Centerville and Pleasanton have clubs thanks to adult volunteers guiding boys toward consistent effort and achievable goals.
Portland youth Tom Jamis sixteen confessed to Marshall Fred Schilling and Traffic Officer Walter Alves that the car stolen in San Jose belonged to E O Webb a San Jose druggist. He was arrested on telegraphic advice from San Jose while attempting to reach home in Hayward and speed the trip with the stolen vehicle.
Sixteen year old John Hammerschligel of Austria confessed to murdering Mary Bowen of Berkeley California for robbery. Bowen, 36, was found shot in the throat near Bassle after crawling 150 yards while dying. She planned to return to Berkeley soon. she was the daughter of W. B. Fuller and left a husband and two sons.
Victory Circle hosts a party for Miss May Santos on Tuesday. Mrs Garret Norris and daughters Beatrice and Mila travel to Big Basin then Boulder Creek for a week at the Lawrence cottage. Frank T. Gusterberry of the Bank of Italy shows a Studebaker Sedan. Mrs Sidney Snow acquires a Rambler. Edward Collopy from San Francisco visits on business. Mrs Jean Molter and Lavon go to Upper Lake. Louise Molter presides in her absence. Pauline Francis aids at the Post Office during Hawes illness. she weekends in Santa Cruz. Tomato crop looks strong. Booth Cannery runs at full force. Rumors of a new cannery to be built in Centerville within a year.
The body of William Jennings Bryan arrived in Washington from Dayton Tennessee and was placed in the Church of the Presidents for public viewing before burial. Authorities and mourners lined the route as the nation paid tribute to the Commoner in a solemn ceremony.
Covington Kentucky July 36 B I Susong editor of the Kentucky Post a Scripps Howard paper was fined 15 dollars for violating the new Kentucky Gossip law. Police judge L L Mansen heard the case after Susong and his attorneys sought to avoid trial.
J P Ramos head of the Hayward Poultry Exchange reports about seventy five tons of broilers moved this season from Hayward district. About 25 000 birds were shipped locally to Oakland and San Francisco with a portion fattened culled and sent to eastern and Middle Eastern markets. The four month season was strong and Ramos expects even better next year.
New York July 30 reports show Jack Dempsey signaling a return to the ring with the heavyweight title in his sights. The article notes continued questions about his motive and links to his former adviser Jack Kearns and wife Estelle Taylor while describing his independent stance and possible contract tensions with managers.
Mrs. Fay Dickey of Fresno visits sister Mrs. Fern Mitres as Dr. Clyde Smith arrives from Chicago to speak at the Presbyterian Conference in Oakland First Church. The family plans a reunion, marking eight years since the doctor last toured the coast.
Two distinct tremors shook the Panhandle region early today affecting Texas New Mexico Oklahoma and Kansas. In Morilla Terss the tremor struck at 6 12 and woke hundreds of residents with downtown buildings noticeably shaken.
Over half of Hayward Union High School's 57 graduates will pursue college this fall, a new district record. Thirty seek higher education at Notre Dame, Stanford, Mills College, UC, or state teachers colleges. others attend Kansas Agricultural College or College of the Pacific.
England neared a coal lockout with a general strike set for Friday eve. Premier Baldwin worked to avert disruption as rail workers, led by the railway unions, ordered a halt to coal handling at midnight Friday amid mounting tensions and preparations.
The notice promotes H and S Hatchery Hayward as the only certified hatchery in the area offering bookings for failed hatches with various chicken breeds. It lists a large Hayward farm with facilities and owner A Skorvmand and notes several sale items including 300 White Leghorn pallets aged 314 months at 12 to 14 dollars per dozen, plus a Columbia phonograph for sale and contact details in Oakland and nearby addresses.
National champion Miss Helen Wills defeated Mrs. Moira Morlory in the Seabright invitation singles semifinal, winning 6-1 6-0 with only one point lost. The match took place in Seabright, New Jersey.
Radio dispatches indicate the McMillandarie expedition ships are wedged in Millville Bar ice near Washington. Ice conditions were light and the expedition expected to break out soon after the message was sent.
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