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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
1
P M Milton of the Auto Grill cites population growth in Hayward and district as driving demand for better service and facilities. He notes climate and regional desirability attract new residents and trade, forecasting continued expansion and a strong future for the city.
Douglas Fairbanks stars in The Thief of Bagdad a fantasy of Arabian Nights to be shown at Hayward Theater next Wednesday Thursday and a Wednesday matinee. The film features magical effects months of experimentation and noted development in motion picture photography with scenes such as the Princess and the Thief riding the magic carpet over house tops.
For sale a 1920 Chevrolet touring car described as good running condition. Price $75.00. Contact J. Lustig at 529 Watkine Street, Hayward.
A Lions Club parade marked Peter Verzire’s birthday with a German band, Nubian slaves and 42 autos bearing members through Hayward. The procession ended at Crown Canyon ranch for a feast with lamb and extensive refreshments. A kangaroo court led by Kink Burke then met to punish misdeeds of members.
A crowd gathered in Niles Monday as Judge Silva heard testimony in speeding and pottery charges against Fred Reed financier of San Jose. The crowd dispersed without entertainment.
The diplomatic corps warned China that it faces a grave situation and must cope with growing anti foreign sentiment causing grave apprehension.
Hackettstown June 17 The German excursion wreck of the Lackawanna train near here today leaves 43% dead and many injured as sand clog switch caused a plunge into day coaches. The disaster follows a previous fatal crash and hospital tallies rise with ongoing fears of more fatalities.
In Shanghai on June 17 a Chinese mob wounded a British police sergeant in the foreign settlement. The attack follows reports of unrest and clashes between locals and foreign forces.
Washington June 17 Senator Robert M La Follette remains seriously ill at his Wisconsin home. Heart strain from lung congestion complicates his condition and there is danger of further heart failure though recovery remains possible.
Henry L. Farrell profiles Gene Tunney in the aftermath of his knockout over Tom Gibbons. He argues Tunney must punch harder to defeat Jack Dempsey and contend with rivals such as Jimmy Silgy, Harry Wills, and Paul Berlenback while maintaining public support and his strong character.
Plans for the Hayward Poultry Producers Association barbecue and picnic are under way. The event will be held Sunday June 28 in Alta Vista Canyon off the Niles Road. Officials anticipate an attendance of at least 1500 people and promise a bigger, better program.
Cleveland June 17 W B Prenter of Cleveland was today elected president of the locomotive engineers to succeed Warren S Stone who died Friday Prenter was formerly vice president.
R J Reins of Hayward transfers gold and Castro street shop to J J Davis of Oakland. Davis assumes possession of the business and plans to relocate his family from Oakland to Hayward at the start of next month. He has long operated in Oakland and expresses gladness at the Hayward location.
The steam ship Perry, flagship of the McMillan Arctic expedition, departed Charleston Naval Yard at 12 15 today for the first leg of the northern voyage.
Geneva June 17 The Protocol outlawing gas and chemical warfare proposed by Chairman Burton in the name of the American government was signed today by 27 nations. A partial list includes United States Great Britain Germany Canada Japan Italy Brazil India Chile Finland Greece Luxembourg Holland Poland Portugal Romania Salvador Switzerland Serbia and Turkey. France was not on today's list.
In Chicago Criminal Court on June 17 three witnesses testified that William D. Shepherd claimed knowledge of Billy McClitrick’s fatal illness and typhoid fever before doctors diagnosed it. The state argued this “guilty conscience” is a strong circumstantial link in the murder case.
In Los Angeles on June 17 Dr. Thomas W. Young plans to repudiates his confession of murdering his wife Mrs. Grece Young. He now claims a mysterious accomplice framed him and says a double resembling him carried out the crime.
The Dum barton Bridge Co authorized by the California Railroad Commission to buy 27.5 acres from Spring Valley Water Co for 160 per acre. The land, a 200 foot wide strip, will run to the Dumbarton bridge on the Peninsula side. Construction rushes to finish by year end.
Members of the Hayward Legion Ladies Auxiliary and legion committee men plan the annual military ball to be held at Native Sons hall July 3. The event is a major post affair with invitations to other posts and a record crowd expected on the eve of Independence Day.
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