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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
1
Dr John J Mundorff cites transportation to Oakland and Hayward as a handicap. He notes six cents to ride Oakland to San Leandro, two additional cents to Hayward, totaling twelve cents daily. He argues cheaper, faster service would boost business and benefit Hayward.
A San Francisco dispatch says British and French ambassadors lodged a joint protest with the Chinese foreign office in Pekin over the wounding of British subjects and the killing of French subjects during the Chowmein incident.
United States Army aviator Lt. William Swelly began a daylight round trip from San Francisco to Salt Lake City, taking off from Salt Lake at 11 58 a m and arriving from San Francisco about 11 30 a m.
Hayward Poultry Producers Association reports about 30000 dollars in dividends to stockholders as new business year opens. Manager Eric Ruys cites an expected 30 percent rise in business from last year and a membership surge from 250 to around 850, with weekly egg shipments near 4000 cases. Lower feed costs are seen easing past pricing pressures.
United Press reports Colonel John Coolidge father of President Coolidge is seriously ill at his Plymouth Vermont home. Exact illness not specified but a relapse is feared and word reached the President late this afternoon.
American Consul Douglas Jenkins in Canton reports rising anti foreign sentiment and a tense situation. British authorities massed in Behin Chowmein foreign colony as Chinese forces possess artillery and aircraft, raising fears of a new outbreak potentially turning grave.
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur ordered an official inquiry into the recent court martial of two army nurses acquitted of bringing liquor from Cuba. The probe will determine if government counsel presented all evidence. One nurse is said to have confessed.
Two 14 year old girls from a Catholic orphanage in Fruitvale are missing. They left the orphanage Friday to visit Miss Edna Johnson of San Leandro and never arrived. Miss Johnson reported they had gone to her home. Names are Mary Ander an and Louise Schmern. Police alerted, search underway.
United Press dispatch from Sacramento notes San Quentin, the nation’s largest penitentiary, holds 2264 inmates in custody. Warden Frank J. Smith reports 1314 parolees are not counted in this figure. Additionally 364 prisoners work in road camps as part of the prison system.
United Press reports from Sacramento on June 27 that Riffian tribesmen in French Morocco allegedly looted a train carrying blueprints and specifications for California's vacuum fumigation system. The stolen materials included machinery plans. duplicates will be sent to Rabat soon.
The Stowe-Lima Lumber Company of Hayward at the corner of B and Commercial streets has purchased a rear lot to extend its yards. Charles Stowe announced that growing business requires a larger lumber storage and handling area to accommodate increasing trade.
In Colusa on June 27, the fifteenth child, a son, was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Shuman. The family now has fifteen children with an even split of boys and girls. Mrs Shuman is 36 and Mr Shuman 42.
Oakland June 27. The Key System Transit Company applied to the State Railroad Commission for a readjustment of transportation rates now prevailing on its lines. The action aims to modify existing fare structures and service charges in the region served by Key System.
Annie Rey of Hayward died in San Francisco from pneumonia. She was 70 and laid to rest in St. Joseph cemetery after services at Sorensen Brothers chapel and All Saints church. She leaves three sons Thomas Arthur and Ernest and many friends.
CHICAGO June 27. First victory came to William D. Shepherd as state attorney Crowe announced no action will be taken on the charge he murdered Billy McClintock’s trickher 15 years ago. Shepherd, though, heard a jury find him not guilty of murder last night and said he is fully vindicated. Crowe also said he would not prosecute Dr. Charles C. Farman who testified that he gave Shepherd three tubes of typhoid germs for the purpose of murdering McClintock.
Senator Burt Wheeler of Montana accused the justice department of prosecuting defense witnesses. He claimed DOJ actions in summoning witnesses before a Spokane jury amount to an effort to indict him or his witnesses who testified at his Borah committee trial.
Philadelphia June 27 FE Chandler of the University of California defeated Cranston Holman of Stanford to win the intercollegiate tennis title at the Marion Racket Club today.
A miniature of Hayward's Native Sons hall will be a local entry in the September 9 Diamond Jubilee parade in San Francisco. Frank Marshall states the Eden Parlor committee aims for a prominent float depicting California’s first parlor built in 1890, with Hayward's school band of about eighty musicians providing music for California's 75th birthday celebration.
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