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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1925

Page

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Benefits of poultry and pigeon shows in California

Ray C. King, a Hayward area pigeon fancier, explains that shows benefit individuals and the industry by exposing stock methods, enabling selection of ideas, promoting sales of birds with strong traits, and stimulating local interest. He notes shows create regional publicity and help relocate talent to Hayward.

Hayward California Ray C. King King Pomona Fair Los Angeles

Picnic party poison plot seen at Healdsburg

San Quentin reports a hangings today Charles Craig 22 for murder of forest ranger Sam Hermardsen on July 10 1924. In Hayward a Diamond Jubilee committee meeting set for September 9 to finalize parade plans and funding. Healdsburg investigates suspected poison plot at a large picnic party with a white powder found. one arrest probable. A family cat died after nibbling luncheon remains.

United Press San Quentin Charlea’ Craig Sam Hermard Sen Forest Ranger Craig Rev. H. Bunde Oakland Hayward Native Sons San Francisco Frank Marshall Leo Bernard F. B. Leonard Wiliam T. Knightly Edward Manter Stanton Soares AF Fraga Eden Manter Healdsburg N. E. Holpin George Pearson Wright Beach

Oakland Police Suspended Over Rum Law Immuntiy Fees

Three Oakland officers Sergeant James Foulwan Patrolman William Atkinson and George Wearthman were suspended and recommended for dismissal after allegedly taking money from dry law violators in exchange for immunity from arrest. United Press reported the July 31 action.

United Press Oakland James Foulwan William Atkinson George Wearthman

Completion of New Buick Home Celebrated by Stebbins Brothers

Stebbins Brothers hosted a dinner to honor those who helped complete the Buick home on Castro Street, set to open Saturday. Attendees included A A DeMeHo banker Jim Willison general contractor H H Fenneman electrical contractor J G Mortoza building owner Anthony Mortoza State Senator Christian J F Nunes King Buick salesman George Crissey Harold Reynolds and the Stebbins brothers. A poem praising the builders followed the meal and the gathering concluded with well wishes for Tom and Bill Stebbins and the Buick project.

Tom Bill Stebbins Brothers Buick Castro Street William Stebbies Russell Way A. A. DeMeHo Jim Willison H. H. Fenneman J .G. Mortoza Anthony Mortoza San Francisco Christian J. F. Nunes King Buick Salisman George D. Crissey Harold H. Reynolds Bhi Stebbins Bill Stebbins Will Sez

Florida arrest of threat to kill president and others

Norman Kline, wanted in Washington for threatening President Coolidge, was arrested in Florida today. He also threatened the lives of Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, and other notable figures.

Florida United Press Norman Kline Washington Coolitge Henry Ford Thomas Edison

Ford Purchase of Federal Ships Cleared by Opinion

Attorney General Sargeant has issued an opinion to the Shipping Board that advertising 200 ships for sale as junk and disposing of them on that basis is legal. This clears the way for selling the ships to Henry Ford next Tuesday.

United Press Washington Sargeant Hes Shipping Board Henry Ford

Pickford Kidnap Trial Sees Sparse Spectators

In Los Angeles on July 31 the Mary Pickford kidnapping case moved forward with only a handful of spectators present. The morning session was filled by lengthy lagatithes as three defendants faced charges of attempting to abduct the film star.

Los Angeles Lagalithes Mary Pickford

Tulare County Growers Eye Suction Cotton Picker

Tulare county cotton growers consider buying a suction cotton picker to harvest their 24 000 acres, aiming to boost efficiency and reduce labor costs for the season.

Tulare County

Apartment for Rent Near 2nd Street with Yard

Rent advertised for a 3 or 4 room apartment with bath and partial finish. Includes yard and garage option. Contact 86-624 2nd Stat for details.

Bath

William Jennings Bryan Laid To Rest In Capital City

In Washington at the Church of the Presidents a Presbyterian funeral service was held for William Jennings Bryan. Reverend Joseph R. Sizac led the rites as rain fell on mourners including hundreds of notables. The coffin was to be opened briefly for viewing, with brief burial services at Arlington Cemetery following.

Washington Willian Jennings Brian Joseph R. Sizac Aclington

Foresters Officers Installed at Hayward Camp Meeting

Hayward Camp No 8 Foresters of America installed officers Thursday at the Bank of Hayward Hall with about sixty members present. Installing officer J C Haney led the ceremony followed by a banquet and social time. New officers include Joe Fererix chief ranger M M Moreria sub chief ranger Hugh A Linthicum treasurer Louis Silver financial secretary Joe Vargas receiving secretary J J Machado senior woodward J C Bolto junior woodward Arthur Mitchell senior beadie Anthony Mitchell junior beadie Anthony Brito lecturer Manuel Costello trustee J C Haney medical officer.

Hayward Camp No. T8 The Foresters of America Bank of Haywards Halil J. C. Haney Joe Fererix M. M Moreria Hugh A. Linthicum Louis Silver Joe Vargas J. J. Machado Woodward J. C. Bolto Arthur Mitchell Beadie Anthony Mitchell Anthony Brito Manuel Costello J. C. Hantey

Officials suspect engineer died by his own hand in lab blast

Berkeley chemist and inventor Charles Herr Schwartz may have killed himself in the Walnut Creek laboratory explosion last night. Sheriff R. R. Veale and deputies, W. E. Gonzales, eight watchmen, and Mrs. Schwartz reported he left the building 15 minutes before the blast, and investigators found the door locked from the inside.

Charles Herr, Schwartz Berkeley Walnut Creek R. R. Veale Contra Costa County W. E. Gonzales Schwartz Gonzales

Mother of Eight Held in Jail on Bad Check Charge

Mrs Isabel Johansen mother of eight protests innocence in a city jail cell on forgery charges. Detectives say she had a rich aunt and expected funds, but the law must run its course. Her eight children await return at 1291 Thirty third Avenue and husband Sven rushes between home and jail.

San Francisco Isabel Johansen Third Avenue Sven Johansen

MEN FROM MANY NATIONS GATHER AT HAYWARD MASONS

Eucalyptus Lodge 2435 Masons held an open meeting in Hayward to foster better acquaintance. Visiting lodges came from Porto Rico Scotland Kashikan Alaska Canada Idaho Oregon New Mexico Nevada Michigan Colorado Louisiana Vancouver B C New Jersey and other distant points to witness a slogan lauded as justified by members.

Hayward Mecca Eucalyptus Lodge of Masons Porto Rico Scotland Katshikan Alaska Canada Idaho Oregon New Mexico Nevada Michigan Colorado Louisiana Vancouver B. C New Jersey

British coal crisis averted provisional settlement reached

United Press reports in London that Premier Baldwin told the Commons there is a provisional coal crisis settlement. Owners suspended lockout notices for two weeks, easing the dispute between miners and mine owners.

Lonton Baldwin Commons

Young American Tourists Strain Slim Budgets in Europe

London reports a flood of U S student travelers taking European trips on minimal funds. Third class cabins on Cunard and U S liners now host around 800 to 1000 students apiece, with 31 day courses and round trips near 156 to 300 dollars, as travel firms repurpose steerage for budget tourism.

London Pike’s Peak Europe England Continent United States Cunard Acquitania Leviathan U.S Royal Mail

Mrs Grindell and Mrs Powell Travel to Eureka for Vacation

Mrs George E Grindell and Mrs Henry Powell have left for Eureka for a two week vacation. They will be away two weeks.

George Assmussen George E. Grindell Henry Powell Eureka

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