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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1925

Page

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Hayward Truck Owners Told to Muffler Up or Face Arrest

Hayward traffic officer F. E. Macabee warned local truck owners and other drivers to properly muffled exhausts in business and residential districts. He labeled several Hayward firms as noisy offenders and said arrests would follow if mufflers are not used, following California law. A separate item notes Otis E. Price's death after colliding with a freight train at Alameda and Fourteenth streets in Los Angeles.

Hayward California F. E. Macabee Macabee Los Angeles Alameda Fourteenth Streets Otis E. Price

House moved to make way for new brick building

A frame house long on Main street between A and B street is moved to Castro Lower end to serve as a dwelling. Former owner Mrs. L F Prowse Hayward sold it to Mr J Peters who started the journey from the business district. The Roberts Implement Co plans a modern brick building on the Main Street site across from the house location.

Main Street B Street Castro L. F. Prowse Hayward J. Peters Roberts Implement Company

Pirates World Series Game Postponed By Heavy Rain

Heavy rain fell for nearly an hour in Pittsburgh forcing the postponement of the seventh and deciding game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Washington Senators. Commissioner Landis delayed for about 30 minutes while fans waited in exposed sections. Angry spectators voiced protests as talks continued on whether the game could be played. The series will resume when weather permits.

United Press Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pirates Washington Senators Landis

Stimulants Used to Save Senator Ralston in Ill Health

United Press report from Indianapolis describes powerful stimulants given to Senator Samuel M. Ralston to revive him from a coma of twelve hours. Relatives have been summoned to his home as doctors fight heart and kidney troubles.

United Press Indianapolis Ind Samuel M. Ralston Ralston

County Deputy Delivers Aid Figures to Hayward Lions Club

County Deputy James Holland spoke to the Hayward Lions at the Pergola about Alameda County relief costs totaling 230 660 for outside relief plus 320 000 in widows pensions 18 000 for children of incapacitated parents 55 000 for the feeble minded 11 000 for the needy blind 26 600 for Health Centers 378 000 for corrections and 39 000 for relief distribution and investigations. He urged employers to require support for families in death or incapacity. The club also discussed a Pittsburg Lions meeting November 2 and welcomed Henry Sorensen as a new member while entertainment featured Ernest Russell and Fred Hamontree’s fried chicken.

James Holland Oakland Hans Henningson Bank of Haywards Lions Pergola Alameda County Holland Pittsburg van Burke Lion's Club Hayward Lions Nain Burke Henry Sorensen Ernest Russell Reader Prima Fanna Pergola Orchestra Fred Hamontree

Bishops Ballot Marks First Election of Presiding Bishop

United Press reports the Episcopal Church house of bishops in New Orleans began behind closed doors to elect a new presiding bishop. For the first time the presiding bishop will be elected rather than chosen by seniority, with expanded duties and authority expected for the post.

United Press New Orleans House of Bishops The Episcopal Church

False report claims breakdown of freight track in Hayward

A rumor in Hayward claimed an Oakland San Jose Motor Co. freight track broke under Haas candy for Hayward Drug Co. anniversary. The claim was false, yet 660 boxes of Haas candy arrived for the celebration with one free box offered per 50 cent purchase on Friday and Saturday.

Hayward Oakland San Jose Motor Co Hayward Drug Co

Palm Tree Beauty Sparks Hayward Home Pride

A Hayward resident at 1140 Street showcases a striking palm tree about five to thirty feet tall with four spindles at the base and entwined nasturtiums. The tree, enhanced by a mossy cover and flowering vines, draws admiration and illustrates how small, thoughtful efforts improve a neighborhood’s appearance.

Hayward Street

Rampaging Rabit Loose After Escape From Menagerie

Hayward residents urged to lock doors as a fierce female rabbit escaped from the Coffman menagerie. The creature struck Coffman, injuring his hand, and may soon breed. Coffman, now at 300 A street, seeks its capture and asks for news of the Australian Red loness.

Hayward C. W. Coffman Colman C Street

Cats Inherit From Aged Recluse, Court Rules Against

Judge E C Robinson of Alameda County Superior Court rules that Edith Strong’s estate will not pass to cats despite her tenancy of many felines. Public Administrator Alben Hill handles the estate after finding no valid will. the case centers on intestacy and ownership of the decedent’s property.

Aent E. C. Robinson Superior Court Alameda County Edith Strong West Oakland Alben BE. Hill Hill

Life Savings Lost to Bad Stocks in Local Suit

Testimony before the State Corporation Commission exposed life savings of investors wiped out by a bucket shop linked to San Francisco brokers. A high pressure, Silver-tongued salesman promoted imagined fortunes, while former company employees detailed the head’s career and license revocation pressure in California. Edith Strong’s odd will and cat care funds were part of a broader estate tale as the Public Administrator handled creditor claims and a court ruled a cat could not inherit.

State Corporation Commission San Francisco Calfornia

Gout Said To Kill Adam In Ancient Genealogies

London report notes a 11th century genealogy volume unearthed in Herald's College claims Adam died of gout and was buried at Hebron. The book does not clarify if the gout preceded or followed the Garden of Eden expulsion.

United Press London Adam Herald’s College Eve Hebron Garden of Eden

Mason Johnson Celebrates 46 Years in Hayward

C. C. Johnson, long time Hayward lumberman, marks an anniversary as a Mason. He recalls being made a Mason 46 years ago and is noted as Alameda County’s longest serving lodge member. Retirement from Pioneer Lumber came years past. he enjoys reunions with old friends at lodge gatherings.

C. C. Johnson Hayward Johnson Alameda Pioneer

San Francisco Police Official Shot by Teenage Suspect

Detective August Thompkins was shot and likely fatally wounded by a 15 year old boy, James Hibbs, whom Thompkins had arrested for automobile theft. The youth drew a pistol after being asked to surrender, fired, then fled as Thompkins pursued and fired five times. Thompkins reached a fire station before collapsing.

San Francisco August Thompkins Wen James Hibbs Thompkins

Oakland Prepares for East Bay National Bank

Washington reports two new national banks for Oakland with $1,000,000 capital. The East Bay National Bank would be formed, with Harrison S Robinson signing the charter application to the comptroller of the currency. No further details on timing were released.

Oakland Washington, D. C East Bay National Bank Harrison S Robinson Robinson

Bakers Behind Bars Over Price Fix in Calahorera

Calahorera Spain with a population around eleven thousand ten bakers are jailed for refusing to sell bread at a price set by the municipality.

Calahoreraa Spain

Tribute to Mitchell Praised by Admiral Sims

Admiral William A. Sims, retired commander of the U S Fleet in Europe, says the navy lacks an air policy and organization and opposes both unified air service and separate air corps. He pays tribute to Billy Mitchell for forcing a showdown and notes public weariness with congressional investigations.

United Press Washington Wm. 5 Sims U. S Navy Air Service Air Corps Col Wm. Mitchell Congressional Naval Investigation

Taylor Murder Case Reopened in Los Angeles

The investigation into William Desmond Taylor’s death, Hollywood’s famed mystery, has been reopened. Prosecutors acknowledge new evidence and the probe is being pushed under District Attorney Aga Keyes who departed for San Francisco.

Los Angeles William Desmond Taylor Hollywood Aga Keyes San Francisco

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