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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
1
Spark reporter quotes Police Chief Fred Schilling urging cooperation for the June 20 and 21 rodeo. He says crowds will bring more police work but emphasizes minimizing confusion, keeping traffic orderly, and maintaining Hayward’s reputation for orderly celebrations. He asks everyone to have a big yet orderly time.
Thirty two students will graduate from Washington Union High School on Wednesday evening. The list includes Richard White Margaret Starks Albert Silveria Julia Rusch in Evelyn Roderick Katherine Over acker Beatrice Norris Alfred Moore Constance Lucio Awdrey Laws Edith Gomes Frances Foster Stella Dutra Paul Donovan Angie Cunha Virgil Cherry Donald Anderson Joseph Brown Eva Costa Evelyn Day Adeline Fontes William Fyfie Rose Kettman John Lowrie William Maffey Louise Maker Dorothea Ormsby Thomas Power Minnie Rose Eugene Silva Alice Simas Beatrice Van Vleet. Chess officers include President Richard White White Vice President Eva Costa Secretary Con stanze Lucio Treasurer Awbrey Lawes. The program is described as very excellent and guests are asked not to bring presents.
Washington reports the United States will soon send Mexico a formal note addressing disagreements raised by Secretary Kelley in a Friday press statement. The move aims to shift the dispute from operal diplomacy to standard diplomatic negotiation while President Calles protests the remarks as a threat and insult.
Head Consul I L Beak visited Cypress Camp Woodmen of the World in a gala night marking the district’s only such visit. The event featured songs, talks, an Oriental Degree class, and a banquet with a stump-shaped cake and a floral gift, with the degree later displayed in the window of Phil H. Doll.
J. D. Brothers of San Leandro foreman at the Durant Motor Company Oakland paint shop died after being hit by a patrol car driven by M Vallence deputy sheriff San Leandro Sunday evening at East Fourteenth to Dandridge streets. He died at County Hospital Monday morning. Brothers a Flint Michigan native who moved to join Durant staff three years ago leaves a widow Grace. An inquest is set for next Wednesday morning.
Harvey Rowley, Hayward lecturer and vocational guidance expert, told the Monday Hayward Rotary Club that crime stems from job churn and lack of training. He urged free junior high vocational training and clear career guidance so youths select a profession, warning without training America faces continued crime and hardship. W. W. Haley chaired.
A hit and run driver crashed into a machine occupied by S. J. Critten den and J. M. Duniform of Berkeley. The machine was badly wrecked and both men were seriously injured. Found unconscious at the San Lorenzo junction and East Fourteenth Street by James Flemming of Alameda. At the county hospital Dunhom said they were struck by another vehicle that failed to stop. Both men suffer severe bruises and internal injuries.
Mrs. E. P. Mayhew of Niles aged 82, a Washington Township pioneer, left Thursday for a four month pleasure tour of Europe. She travels alone to broaden knowledge from a long and useful life and to enjoy new experiences.
Julius Krauttschnipp, former chairman of the Southern Pacific executive committee, died suddenly at 3 p.m. in New York at age 70 after a minor operation a week earlier. His death followed heart complications during recovery. The article notes his prominence in the railroad world.
In San Francisco on June 15 a devastating blaze at Berg confectionery basement left one fireman dead Lieut J C Herlihy rescue squad chief perished while saving two others Gas mask teams pulled him from the water filled basement after an hour as colleagues suffered possible injuries amid a fire that damaged over 1 000 000 The fire largely destroyed four packing houses in Butchertown and other crew were rescued or treated for gas exposure.
Dope peddler John Barker of Oakland had his five year Leavenworth sentence affirmed by the U S district court of appeals here. He was condemned for illegal sale of morphine despite efforts by actress Juanitta Hanson to clear him by claiming cure at his Oakland sanitarium. Evidence also showed Barker once treated film star Wallace Reid for opiate addiction.
British man W. W. Mc Kenzie was killed and a woman companion wounded when a group of Chinese held them up on the outskirts of Shanghai today. The assault occurred as they traveled near the city limits.
A Night in Paris at Native Sons Hall drew crowds from several districts with a street parade by drum corps from San Leandro Oakland and Washington Township. Legion men report the event as financially successful and entertaining highlighted by Marie Zabhalias class with young dancers and performances including Spanish French Russian and Oriental dances.
Tony Cota of Foothill Boulevard fell victim to a Sunday evening accident at East Fourteenth Street and Seventy Third Avenue when struck by a machine driven by Fred KNetta of Irvington. Cota suffered cuts and bruises but was not seriously hurt.
The old English style clubhouse at East Bay Country Club in Crow Canyon will be formally dedicated Friday July 3. Festivities run three days with a Friday dinner and dance Saturday entertainment and dancing and Sunday the clubhouse opens its regular weekend and daily service to members and friends.
Three Watsonville men were killed when their automobile left the Chittenden pass grade. The dead are Lloyd Grimes a local fire department member Frank Graves and Nick Vukich both employed by the Southern Pacific freight department. Gate Principe a local barber has returned home after a brief vacation.
In Los Angeles on June 16, Dr Thomas W Young a wealthy dentist confessed to murdering his wife Grace a prominent club woman. Investigators found blood on a cabin floor and a tape bound bandage tied to her thighs indicating inflicted bruises. The body appeared to show strangulation by liquid gas per the confession.
Joseph Cardoza Silva of San Lorenzo died at home Monday after a brief illness. A native of the Azores, he had lived in San Lorenzo 26 years and was 62. He leaves a widow and several children. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 9:30 AM at All Saints Church, with Soresen Brothers directing.
Ray King of Hayward wins a 40 bird experimental sea voyage race from the ocean toward land aboard the Presdent Pierce ship. The winning pigeon covered 200 miles in about 12 hours on a clear day as eight of Kings birds returned home and local fanciers prepared for a 500 mile race next Sunday from Montana Nevada to Hayward attracting strong interest.
Centerville Electric Company worker Antone E. Enos suffered a severe head injury when a heavy timber fell during electrical work at the Arden Salt Company plant. The accident left him in pain for several days as doctors treated the wound.
A group of boys riding a raft on a gravel pit near Niles overturned Sunday afternoon. Emilio Brown, 12, disappeared after sinking and was not recovered by rescuers by Monday evening. His friends were saved by bystanders as the old pit, partly filled with debris, proved deadly. The Pratt Undertaking Parlor assisted in the recovery effort and Brown’s parents mourn the loss amid community sympathy.
To Santa Cruz Miss Ida Green, local high school teacher, and mother, Mrs. George Green of Stockton, and Miss Mildred Miller and Miss Needham spent the weekend in Santa Cruz. The party left Hayward Friday afternoon and returned Sunday night.
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