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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1922

Page

12

Friends Honor Judge Macleod at Somerset Dinner

One hundred fifty friends and state dignitaries gathered at the Hotel Somerset to honor Judge Frederick J. Macleod as the new Massachusetts Superior Court justice. Governor Cox praised the courts as the bulwark of democracy and pledged support as Macleod thanked guests for their confidence.

Frederick J. Macleod Massachusetts Superior Court Hotel Somerset Cox Judge Macleod Massachusetts Harvard Charles H. McIntyre Robert Lincoln O’brien William R. Sears William C. Wait Macleod O’brien John A. Sullivan Roy Davis BE. W. Naftzer

No Bay State Division Plan Announced at Camp Devens

Governor Cox said at Camp Devens that no definite plans exist to reorganize two Massachusetts National Guard regiments into a division. He noted plans will begin later to align with the federal government request as high officers expected an announcement yesterday. Adjutant General stated details were forthcoming.

Jesse F. Stevens Alfred F. Foote Public Safety Bay State Paul Hines South Boston Edward L. Logan Camp Devens Cox National Guard Massachusetts

Leap for Life as Hand Car Is Struck by Train

Five section crew members escaped death when the hand car they rode was struck by a Boston bound train in Marblehead. Train No 2218 delayed an hour due to a loose tire and passed as Train No 2220 was due. The men misidentified the first passing train and leaped to safety as the second approached.

Marblehead

Boy Found Dead In Elevator Shaft At Edinburgh Street

The body of 13 year old Vincenzo Sylvester was found wedged in an elevator shaft at 27 Edinburgh Street. Firefighters from Ladder Company 17 cut away shaft debris to remove the boy and he died at Relief Hospital. The stepfather identified him as Vincenzo Sylvester of 18 Wall Street West End.

Edinburgh Street Harrison Avenue Relief Hospital Vincenzo Sylvester Wall Street West End

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