Post Office Listing Note From Hayward California
Entry states second class mail matter date July 9 1909 at Hayward California post office under the ad of March 3 1870.
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Hayward
California
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1925
Page
2
San Leandro City Hall Bonds Favored by The Tribune
The Tribune backs San Leandro’s city hall bond proposal, signaling Oakland’s growth toward annexation while Hayward remains distant. The piece argues against imminent union and predicts no official annexation before global debt issues are resolved.
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Oakland
Hayward
Commonwealth
Tribune
San Leandro
City Hall
The
the Tribune
Twain
Samuel
Westminster Canon Blasts America on Divorce
Reverend William Hartley Carnegie, a Westminster canon just back in London from the United States, says in an interview that the divorce problem wars over in America. He argues Americans are degenerating into a monkey house and that couples marry hoping to divorce within weeks, citing temperament clashes, baseball devotion, and fashion as factors.
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William Hartley Carnegie
Westminster
London
United States
America
Feais ya von we puiiilions and cautious United States
The text argues that only a full grasp of European diplomacy and national attitudes, gained through recent publications and safeguards, justifies the nation taking a major step now. It states Uncle Sam values certainty of justice before action and will not hesitate once convinced.
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Uncle Sam
It's a Great Life for Officials
The piece argues officials resemble their communities and face rising costs. It notes public tax complaints, the burden of modern progress, and officials’ limited choices. It concludes that despite trying to do right, officials end up spending more and become targets of vilification.
Co operation for progress relies on shared sacrifice
The piece argues that public questions require wholehearted community cooperation. It warns that heated factionalism harms progress and that true teamwork needs individuals to sacrifice, putting the general good above personal supremacy, for business and community advancement.
Hayward Gets Noted as Fans Propose Stories for Actors
Photoplay Magazine in Chicago features Hayward as Mrs. Thomas Brougham suggests stories for actors. She favors The Dope Doctor for Thomas Meighan and fans nationwide write in with ideas. Letters mention Hayward, highlighting the town’s creative spark and cultural presence.
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Hayward
Photoplay
Chicago
Thomas Brougham
Thomas Meighan
United States Likely To Join World Court Soon
The article forecasts U S entry into the World Court with expected Senate support. It notes Senator Borah’s anticipated fight but predicts diminished opposition and a Swanson reservation requiring two thirds Senate approval for submitting matters to the court, signaling looming ratification under the Coolidge administration.
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United States
World Court
Borah
Idaho
Lenroo
Coolidge
Swanson
Virginia
Senate
Congress
Uncle Sam
France Plans Armament Cut Waiting For Locarno Treaty
The Paris government is said to propose reducing armament once the Locarno treaty is signed on December 1. The move aims to set an example at Geneva and win credit for disarmament through the League of Nations. Americans react with indifference to who earns the credit as long as Europe disarms.
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Paris
France
Germany
League of Nations
America
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