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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1922

Page

3

Principal Courage Arouses Peabody Fire Heroism

Miss Josephine Connors principal of Bowditch grammar school in Peabody guided 270 students to safety as flames roared through the building. Firefighters arrived after her dawn alarm, while she inspected hallways to ensure no child remained amid smoke and danger. Mayor Shea and the school board praised her extraordinary calm and decisive action.

Peabody Josephine Connors Bowditch Grammar School Mayor Shea Connors Peabody School Board Miss Connors Bowditch School Garret Josephine A. Connors Bowditch

Wife and Baby Driven Out in Snowed Home Incident

In Webster on East Main Street John Albert, an overseas veteran, drove his wife and child into the snow then, armed with an army pistol, menaced Police Chief James Hetherman. A struggle ended with the gun seized. Albert was taken to the station for medical examination. authorities note shell shock and past outbursts.

Webster Jan John Albert East Main Street Albert James Hetherman Hetherman Heberman

Malden Aldermen Table Huston Reappointment

Mayor Kimball’s re appointments to Malden city offices were accepted last night by the aldermen except for Harold D Huston. Huston’s re appointment to the Board of Health was tabled upon a motion by an alderman.

Malden Huston Harold D. Huston Board of Health Kimball Board of Aldermen

Plea for Help for Red Cross in Boston Met Chapter

A group of leading business men appealed for public support to raise 100000 for the Boston Metropolitan Chapter Red Cross aiding disabled ex service men and dependents.

Boston the Red Cross

Boston Red Cross drive urged to aid 13 000 disabled veterans

A Boston Red Cross appeal warns of a fund shortfall for disabled veterans and dependents. Prominent signers urge immediate gifts to raise 1000000 to sustain food, shelter, clothing, and medical aid until government support starts. Donations go to the Red Cross Donations Committee at 166 Devonshire Street.

Boston The American Red Cross Red Cross Red Crops Donations Committee Devonshire Street Elmer J. Bliss Louis A. Coolidge Harvey Cushing Clarence R. Edwards Joseph Lee John R. Macomber Everett Morss James J. Phelan A. C. Ratshesky Frank W. Remick Richard M. Saltonstall Frank W. Stearns Felix Vorenberg Edwin Webster Admiral H. A. Wiley

Cox to Seek More Cars for Busy Morning Rush

Governor Cox will discuss increasing car service during morning rush hours with EL executives at once, after Boston Central Labor Union officials reported to their executive board that they had briefed the governor following last Sunday's meeting. Doherty and Jennings said the governor assured immediate attention.

Cox Boston Central Labor Union William J. Doherty P. Harry Jennings Central Body

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