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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1922
Page
12
Lawrence July 4. Mary Holydyz of 388 Hampshire Street leaped from a window during a domestic dispute with her husband. Police and medical staff attended the scene and she was treated for injuries.
Police say she jumped from a second story window to the sidewalk late yesterday. She was taken to Lawrence General Hospital for treatment and her husband was arrested on a drunkenness charge.
On July 8 the Society of Mayflower Descendants of New York will dedicate the new granite front at Pilgrim Hall in Plymouth. The Pilgrim Band, led by Frederick Phinney, will provide music for the dedication in the Church of the Pilgrimage near Plymouth Colony's first church site and Governor Bradford's home site.
The Boston Floral Emblem Society held its 24th annual distribution at Abraham Lincoln School on Ferdinand and Fayette streets. More than 4000 city children shared plants flowers and flags. A memorial tablet for Mrs Hetty Lang Shuman was decorated with flowers. her sons Edwin and Sydney donated the tributes.
Boston announces the opening of a new radio station at 121 Federal Street operated by Edwin C. Lewis, Inc. The ceremony features Mayor Curley delivering the first official message from the station broadcasting concerts and entertainment.
The Lewis electrical concern announces a new 10 watt radiatron transmitter station in the city’s business district with a weekly program. Mayor Curley will officially open the station on Thursday night featuring real music and jazz, promising improved radio broadcasts for New England listeners.
Mrs. Mary Hubbard of 67 Franklin street Stoneham was badly hurt along with her seven year old daughter Margaret and six year old son Harry when a runabout driven by her nephew Andrew Doucette of 42 Hancock street Stoneham skidded overturned near the Wakefield Stoneham town line. An older Hubbard daughter Mrs. Mabel Ells complained Doucette drank before the crash. Police call it an accident no arrest made and Mrs Hubbard was on the danger list at the hospital.
State Fire Marshal George C. Neal remained undecided last night about possible action over Lynn’s Fourth of July bonfires. He blamed Mayor McPherres for the fire prevention violation but admitted he was unsure of the next legal step and would not commit to a prosecution plan.
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