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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1925
Page
2
Mayor Kolze and city officials defend a $45,000 to $100,000 bond plan for a new city hall, arguing it reduces rentals and streamlines departments. They urge unbiased public judgment and seek civic support while addressing critics who fear higher taxes.
Officials and citizens differ on whether writers should sign unsigned articles. The Review argues names should be a personal choice, noting that signed pieces gain weight while unsigned ones avoid personal harm and targeting.
The piece discusses a shift in election coverage as radio changes how the public learns results. Crowds and street scenes fade, replaced by at home bulletins and widespread listenership. Privacy and ubiquitous news mark a new era where gatherings become less necessary.
The Rev. Carl S Patton of Los Angeles urged bold social gospel preaching at the National Council of Congregational Churches in Washington. He argued economic laws are human and can serve welfare, called for a less sacred, more just world order, and pressed Christians to push for a better societal arrangement.
Loren Murchison, a top world class sprinter, filed no application for a transfer of his registration from the Metropolitan AAU to the Central AAC, explaining his business interests require him to reside in Chicago.
Brooklin Robins pitcher Burleigh Grimes pitched well against the Cubs on September 2 but struggled with the bat. He hit into two double plays and then lined into a triple play as Chicago won 3 to 2, overshadowing his pitching.
The article recalls early football traditions not seen today. It notes a club that once wore white gloves, caps with tassels, elastic boots, knickers below the knee, and a referee signaling with an umbrella instead of a whistle, all from times gone by.
Newcastle fighter Walter Walker emerges as Australia’s first real heavyweight since Bob Fitzsimmons. A former miner from the coal center, Walker stands six feet one and weighs about 185 pounds at age twenty two. He has a brilliant record, with a recent win over Albert Liord, who stopped him in an earlier bout.
A serious flood in Gotanda Tokyo caused rapid water flow through streets forcing residents to cling to railings and ropes to move about. Local authorities warn of continued danger as rainfall persists.
A consumer notice quotes R C Miler praising Adierika for curing gas and aiding sleep after stomach distress. The ad asserts the product can relieve bloating and long-standing waste from the system and mentions Braun DTG Store in Hisuwara as the seller.
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