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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1925
Page
4
Hayward citizens signed a message to Charles W. Heyer chairman of the county board of supervisors now at Oakland Providence Hospital with a broken leg from a fall. About 200 residents signed the note expressing sympathy and concern.
Charles E. Cook, 43, of 1517 Market Street Oakland, slashed his throat with a 3 razor Saturday while despondent over ill health and died at Alameda County Hospital this morning. He had been an invalid for three years and previously worked as a carpenter.
The French debt commission arrived in New York to arrange payment of about four billion two hundred million dollars owed the United States government from war loans. Arrangements were made for swift transport to Washington in a private car, with first talks on the debt problem to start tomorrow morning.
In San Francisco a public lands committee hearing proposed transferring 10 000 acres from Sequoia National Forest in Tulare county to Sequoia National Park. Frank Gilmore of the California Fish and Game Commission argued the move would prohibit hunting and fishing districts.
Washington Sept 23 The administration tax reduction bill will be given priority when Congress meets and should pass the House before Christmas holidays Rep John Q Tulson Connecticut Republican floor leader said after a conference with the president.
The Hayward Civic League of Women Voters presented Airs. C. FPL McBarren, its secretary for three years, with silver at a special meeting. Abrs. L. M. Turner made the presentation during the twenty fifth wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. McBarren. Plans were announced for a fair luncheon and reception set for next Tuesday.
Dr George W Phillips pastor of the Tenth Avenue Baptist Church was elected president of the Oakland Ministerial Union at a noon election meeting at the Oakland YMCA. The group, representing area churches, endorsed a closed Sunday for industry and radio aided Sunday school training. Dr Aurelia Henry Reinhardt of Mills College spoke on education and religion and the influence of newspapers cinema and radio.
California deer cause hunting trouble as hunters mistake does for bucks. Martin Arcz of Ansel Camp Calaveras county shot a deer with horned antlers and believed it a buck, while Dever Johnson of Sierraville Shasta county was arrested for killing a doe. Each side attributes mishaps to women asserting rights.
Officers raided Clyde Barham ranch near Susanville after inspecting a 35 foot well. A tunnel led to a sub cellar beneath a house, with no other entrance observed. Sheriff W. F. Carter reported the subterranean distillery located at the bottom of the well.
Ed Friedrich of Hayward told a Lions Club luncheon that Germans feel the Von Hindenburg election was a good choice and that through United States aid they avoided starvation. He noted long hours and low pay with little poverty and a sense of compareable discontent to other nations. He urged appreciation of US help.
San Francisco Sept 23 The California American Legion announces Pasadena native Alien B Bixby as the new state commander of the American Legion's service mens organization chosen at the Catalina Island meeting He previously worked as a cowboy and later became a banker in his hometown His uncle Fred H Bixby of Long Beach serves on the State Board of Agriculture and heads the cattlemen's association
Sacramento reports Safety News says no female plumbers or firemen have been recorded yet. The article notes eight and a half million women work outside homes, with limited entry in some fields, while women increasingly share roles in many occupations.
Sacramento reports state motor vehicles records showing traffic policemen face high hazards with five killed and forty injured in the last two years. Victims include Clarence Pickett of Madera, C. S. Mattheys of Orange, James B. Powers of Solano, R. L. Gillispie of San Benito, and W. R. Valentine of San Diego. An honor roll lists the fallen and injured. Fresno plans a statewide rodeo and round-up for 1926. wine-grape growers offer 75 a ton amid limited sales and rising prices.
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