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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1925
Page
4
City officials warn that court congestion in Hayward’s justice courtroom has reached a level that could hinder residents and slow progress. A move to establish additional courtroom quarters in another part of the city is hinted at, with decisive action anticipated before year’s end.
Sacramento reports that California now has about 4.5 million residents, up from 3,426,861 in 1920, based on state Board of Education enrollment figures prepared for Governor's office by Sam H. Cohn.
In Napa, March 2, Abrs Antom Kennedy petitions a writ of habeas corpus to release Lt. Frank Kennedy from Napa state hospital for the insane. She alleges he is sane and was committed for opposing perceived Prussian tactics by superior officers. In San Francisco, police arrested James Quigg for cruelty to animals after he set fire to a dog in a garage. the dog was killed.
Dr C W Walker of Fresno acquires the Hammon place in Castro Valley in a transfer that sends an Oak land apartment to Frank Laudratate. The eight and a quarter acre property includes an orchard and advanced poultry facilities. Dr Walker and his wife plan to move there with son William assuming management at once, possession set for April 1.
Hayward Rotary Club members at their noon luncheon listened to Hugo Frank report on a Boys' Work survey. Judge Jacob Harder gave a talk on the boy problem. Plans for Boys Week next month were started.
Police warn Hayward district residents to beware of organized poultry thieves after raids on ranches in Hayward and Castro Valley. Officials say the scattered poultry district hampers protection and urge ranchers to be prepared and vigilant against the criminals.
The grand officers of the Foresters companions of America will attend the Hayward circle class initiation on March 11 led by chief companion Mrs. Emma Pereira. Grand officers will direct the ceremonies and are to be feted by local members after. This initiation is the largest since Hayward circle’s founding and extensive preparations are in place.
Grand Patriarch R J McDowell from California visits Alameda Excampment No 28 S O O F at Odd Fellows Hall. Patriarchal degree conferred by Chief Patriarch Lang. Recipients Co GC Fink and Robt Kingsley. Canton Oakland militia escorted. Refreshments served after the meeting. Geo Christensen acts as Bastmaster.
A brisk session of the local just ice's court netted over 109 in fines from specters and reckless drivers. Those fined include Fred W. Ek blom Oakland 15 H C Salmon San Leandro 18 Frank Floria Oakland 25 George Schwab Alameda 15 W B Miner San Jose 10 L R Labadie Oakland 15 Arthur Gal erta Oakland 10 Antone Seamus San Pablo 14 J F Nunes San Leandro ? suspended sentence for reckless driving. Daniel Richard son Hayward 25 for missing drills of the San Leandro National Guard unit. Washington March 2 War Secretary Weeks denies resignation rumors.
Visiting here Harry Simmons of Sam Francisco a retired businessman is in Hayward this week staying with his daughter Mrs George D Crissey at 1330a By street. In Chicago Edward Friedrichs son of Mr and Mrs Edw Friedrichs of Cottage Bakery attends a baking school and expects to complete his course in a couple months. The Elks sell tickets for a monster benefit at the Oakland Auditorium this Friday to aid tubercular patients at the Livermore government hospital due for completion this month. Odd Fellows plan visits to Fruitvale lodge this evening and to Crusade Lodge Alvarado tomorrow as the Grand Master of California Odd Fellows attends.
Police headquarters report a youth about sixteen years old is blamed for climbing fences tampling gardens and staring into windows on lower B Street. Officers watch for him and expect quick apprehension.
Lt. Governor C. C. Young appointed five senators to the senate credentials committee with authority to investigate lobbyist credentials. The members are M. B. Harris Fresno J. M. Inman Sacramento A. B. Johnson Pasadena Daniel C. Murphy San Francisco H Nelson Eureka Will R. Sharkey Martinez.
California faced heavy February rainfall with 10.41 inches in 1919 against 10.85 inches that year. Only 1891 1902 and 1904 match or exceed ten inches in February. Seasonal rainfall sits at 79.5 percent of normal with 24.43 inches vs 25.70 inches expected. Weather experts say no more rain is needed until late March.
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