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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
13
John A. Callahan files to contest James F. Sweeney’s victory in Hampden as campaign circulars linked to the Chamberlain educational bill. The document argues voters were misled by labeling Callahan a septogenarian meaning seventies, affecting support.
Playwright and actress Maude Fulton, currently at the Plymouth Theatre in The Humming Bird, is a skilled pianist and composer. She told a Post reporter she has composed a suite of short pieces capturing life in San Francisco.
Miss Fulton offers improvised piano pieces with titles like Fog Home and Joie. She explains she writes for personal amusement, sketches plays from a San Francisco studio, and often acts in a stock company while rising at four each morning to craft character driven works.
More than 100 Middlesex Bar Association members attended the 22nd annual dinner at Young's Hotel to honor William C. Dillingham, longtime clerk of courts. Judges and lawyers praised his three decades of service and leadership in the county judiciary.
MacGregor Ross known as a man without a country will be released from Ellis Island tomorrow on a court order granted by Federal Judge Grubb. A $1000 bond is to be filed, pending an appeal against deportation. Ross, nearly 70, was brought from Seattle after an I W W raid, later arrested again in New York for distributing I W W literature, and his nationality remains unproven.
A nine story red brick building at Broadway and Fifty second Street partially collapsed, four stories falling into the street. Police recovered no bodies after hours of search. only one man believed dead and a few minor injuries reported. A man and an eighteen year old girl in front of the structure are believed to have escaped.
A mother labeled jars with Put up by Mrs. 39.7 and her son signed the jars Put down by Johnny D. The anecdote highlights a бытовой prank as the boy claimed authorship on the jams’ labels.
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