Thunder Storms Miss Boston As Heatwave Roars On
A fierce storm hammered Newburyport and coastal towns while Boston escaped the worst. High heat tied up streets and hospitals logged several prostrations as the city faced record temperatures. A dramatic hospital rescue saved a seven month old baby with quick thinking and boats.
Tornado Hits Williamstown During Institute Preparations
A tornado swept Main Street in Williamstown just before 4 PM damaging elm trees, snapping telephones, and cutting light and trolley service. The town darkened overnight while Greylock Hotel and Williamstown Inn were affected. A sedan was crushed by a fallen tree but there were no casualties among passengers.
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Williamstown
Institute
Williams College
Main Street
Greylock Hotel
Williamstown Inn
Strikes End in Boston Building Trades Return to Work
Plasterers and plumbers return to jobs in Boston after union strikes over a 10 cent hourly wage cut. More than 95 percent of building trades workers who struck on January so far have resumed work as both sides push to speed up work and revive a potential city building boom.
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Newburyport
Mayflower
Salisbury Beach
Boston
United States
Big Drop in Cambridge Tax Rate for 1921
Cambridge assessors announced a tax rate of 29.10 per thousand for 1921, down 2.20 from last year’s 31.90. Total valuation of taxable property rose from 141,704,972 to 145,920,072.
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Cambridge
Golf Widow Seeks Divorce Over Golf Obsession
Mrs. Hayward of New York files for divorce from Sterling P. Hayward a Princeton graduate and manufacturer alleging his affection for golf alienates him from her She says he lives apart refuses meals together travels year round to golf venues and spends lavishly on the game naming Mrs Golf as co respondent in the action The plaintiff has been a golf widow for ten years and seeks relief from the marriage and its financial strain.
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New York
Sterling P. Hayward
Princeton
Golf
Hayward
Escape Attempt By Nervous Patient At City Hospital
Philip McGlendon 28 a nerve patient from 78 Compton Street South End fled Ward K during mid afternoon at City Hospital. He chased by male nurses and pedestrians seized iron pipe and shattered a car wind shield before being tripped by ambulance driver Joseph Haley. Taken to the Psychopathic Hospital after restraint.
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Philip McGlendon
City Hospital
Compton Street
South End
Albany Street
Psychopathic Hospital
Albany
Apollo Chocolate Company
Joseph Haley
McGlendon
PLEA OF N E ROADS DENIED
The Interstate Commerce Commission denied New England railroads a re division of joint Hudson River rates that would favor eastern carriers. The commission found no justification for blanket increases and ordered submission within 90 days of a proposal to remove divisional inconsistencies undermining equality and uniformity.
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Washington
New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hudson River
Contract Awarded for Metal Awning at Faneuil Hall
Mayor Peters awarded the contract for a metal awning at Faneuil Hall to Acme Ventilating Corporation for 1300 dollars. The Public Buildings Department will direct the project.
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Faneuil Hall
Peters
Acme Ventilating Corporation
Public Buildings Department
Child Dies After Fall From Third Floor Tenement
Stefan Dubroski two years old died on the operating table at Lawrence General Hospital after falling from a third story tenement at 66 Concord street and impaling himself on a picket fence below.
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Lawrence
Stefan Dubroski
Lawrence General Hospital
Concord Street
Tax Revision Debate Shapes House Path to Senate
Washington July 28 The House debate on tax revision saw Rep Garner Texas predict limited changes to the revenue law with Senate refinement likely. Rep Mondell Wyoming countered that the House would send the best possible bill. Garner called for repeal of the excess profits tax a surtax cut to 2 to 2.5 percent and higher taxes on corporations.
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Washington
House
Representative Garner
Texas
Ways and Means
Senate
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Garner
Fordney
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Concerts on Boston Common Band Programs in March
The Boston Common concerts list afternoon and evening programs featuring Northumbria Miller Overture Trumpet solo selections from High Tinks and The Rosary Waltz Waldteubel Old Ireland Fantasie from Atti Galop Bacchus and more. Also on the schedule are Tschaikowsky Overture Jewel Salve Dimorah La Gazza Ladra selections from The Chocolate Soldier The Wedding of the Rose The Volunteer and other pieces by Gounod Tonisetti and Newman.
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Boston Common
Northumbria
Rave Keler
Richardson
Nevin Walter Smith
Walt
Cocar
Newman
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