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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1925
Page
1
Seventy five percent of prison inmates are under thirty with eighty five percent of these being boys. Crime costs five billion dollars yearly and most occurs after school. Adults must engage with youths through time and activities like sports and clubs to steer them away from crime and foster better citizenship.
Harrisburg reports Will C. Wood of California to succeed Dr J George Bechz as Pennsylvania public instruction head due to Bechz ill health. Wood, California superintendent, is a leading educator, but he did not confirm or deny Pennsylvania offer as of noon Pacific time.
San Francisco reports Mrs. Evira Sander of 165 Pierce Street treated for hysteria after claiming a poisoned needle stabbed her in the dark. Police investigation underway as officials seek to verify the bizarre accusation and locate the assailant.
Five men drowned when the coal barge James M. Hudson in tow from Norfolk to Boston sank during last night's gale. Two bodies were recovered.
One bandit was shot to death during a hold up at the Riverview Bank in Kansas City on March 2. Local police reported the fatal shooting occurred as the robbers attempted the theft. No further details were released about the other suspects or investigators' findings.
Lost today around 2 a.m. on Castro Street between B Street and Castro Valley Cut-Off. A suitcase containing a gray suit and a watch. Reward offered. Finder notify Review office. For sale Buick 1924 four cylinder touring. A bargain. See it today. Van Burke 145 Castro Street. For rent furnished cottage and rooms garages. Call 1065 Cat. Phone 223-J.
Washington Township Union High School at Centerville plans additions to house machinery and equipment for new vocational trading courses. H. M. Kibby will lead the department with auto gas engineering sheet metal forging and foundry elements. The studio features a notable museum of Indian relics and Civil War items.
A photo of President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge attending church in Washington was transmitted from Washington to San Francisco by long distance telephone, a 3,000 mile distance. The image arrived seven and a half minutes after the event and was reported as a perfect likeness.
A jury in Superior Court Judge E C Robinson awarded John K Chaplik $8000 Saturday against Key System Transit Co for injuries sustained in an accident. The case was heard in Oakland.
Dorothy McNally daughter of RosL McNally of Albany was bitten in the eye by a possibly infected dog Saturday afternoon. The wound required cauterization substitute treatment and the girl was taken to Berkeley General Hospital for care.
William Perry, a milk dealer, files suit in Oakland for 1993 dollars alleged due for milk sold to East Bay Milk Producers' Association during the milk war. The delivery occurred from October 1 to November 15 and no payment has been made.
Brig General William Mitchell assistant chief of the army air force denied charges by Secretary Weeks that he disobeyed orders of President Coolidge and the War Department by publishing magazine articles before submitting them. Mitchell said he had permission from Major General Patrick to prepare the articles describing the 1921 bombing tests.
In Kelso Washington on March 2 11 year old Honala Bashor and 4 year old Burnell found their mother Nellie Bashor dead from a heart shot in her bedroom. Investigators noted domestic trouble and doubt whether the 38 caliber revolver discharge was accidental or intentional.
John Olson, caretaker at Lincoln Park Zoo, is in serious condition after two bears attacked him in their cage while he was cleaning it. The incident occurred at the park zoo in Ga lesburg.
Mrs. M. E. Coulter of Hayward died at midnight Sunday in an Oakland hospital from complications after an operation for intestinal infection. She and her husband married three weeks ago and lived on B Street. Burial arrangements were not yet announced.
Kushner of the Western Division defeated Hayward 6 to 2 on Hayward grounds. Jensen pitched for Hayward and Kushner seized early runs, adding a homer in the seventh. Hayward blamed fatigue from a Friday basketball game for the loss but remains in contention for the league title with two games to play.
A United Press report from San Francisco notes deposits in San Francisco Oakland and Berkeley increased by 90,769,906 over the prior six months. The gains show local banks hold about 40 percent of the state's total deposits according to a Federal Reserve Bank study.
Judge St Sure of the state court of appeals took the oath of office today as a federal judge for the district of northern California. The ceremony formalized his transition to the federal bench and his duties in San Francisco.
Washington March 2 after testimony from army and naval officials the house investigating committee concluded its sensational inquiry late this afternoon confirming the probe’s end and marking a major development in the case.
The Cypress Camp No. 141 W O W will confer the O M A degree on Hayward Post 68 American Legion at Dania Hall this Thursday night. The degree attracts many fraternal groups in town and all ex service men are invited. Grand Orient J E Welsh will officiate with Commander Jack Flynn predicting record attendance.
Harry Byles aged 62 a nightwatchman at an Oakland hotel and former bank cashier in Perth Amboy New Jersey was arrested in San Francisco on a charge of embezzling several thousand dollars from the bank funds. He had been a fugitive for nine years.
Harlan Fiske Stone of New York resigned as attorney general and was sworn in at noon as an associate justice of the United States Supreme Court. Chief Justice Taft administered the oath and Stone appeared in his black robes, taking the chair at the far end of the bench and joining the day’s proceedings though not yet participating in decisions or opinions.
A Rio de Janeiro dispatch reports eight dead and 600 injured from Friday's explosion on Caju Island near Nictheroy. About 300 persons on the island remain unaccounted for.
March 2 an assembly committee began a probe into a report by a Chinese herb dealer alleging an attempt to obtain money through the Smith anti herb bill. Y L Chan testified about a phone talk with Wan Fong who said William Brackett former assemblyman offered to kill the bill for ten thousand dollars.
Otto Emerson, famed Hayward naturalist, will speak to the boys and girls of the new grammar school Friday at three about Comparing the Bird Family to the Human Family. He urges protection and study of local birds and attends the Arbor Day program with readings, songs, and instrumental numbers by students and staff.
Hayward traffic officer Walter Alves says Chinese motorists are rarely traffic violators. He notes an article from Washington on Chinese buying cars and driving prudently. If all drivers were as careful, officers would have to find new jobs.
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