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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1922

Page

1

Hippo Fund’s Biggest Day Boosts Baby Hippo Drive

Boston business leaders and city figures join the Baby Hippo Twenty Five Dollar Club to raise funds for bringing a hippo to Franklin Park Zoo. Members include Mayor Curley and other prominent locals as donations top two hundred fifty dollars in the past 24 hours.

Big Folk Friends of the Little Folk Boston Mayor Curley Moxie Kiddoes F. M. Archer Pat and Pete Philip Stockton Harris Forbes & Co. Inc James Brown Ford A. C. Ratshesky Harry E. Burroughs Greater Boston Franklin Park Zoo

Burglars Loot Cumberland County Jail Overnight

Police search for a burglary gang after they entered the Cumberland county jail Saturday night and escaped with a safe containing 572 dollars in cash and a 1200 dollar check belonging to Jailer W A Weat.

Fayetteville N. C Cumberland County W. A. Weat

Marilyn Miller and Jack Pickford Almost Mended Marriage

Marilyn Miller and Jack Pickford nearly wed yesterday as Flo Ziegfeld watched. the ceremony was postponed as Pickford appeared eager to marry while Marilyn held off. Details unfold in the continuation.

Flo Ziegfeld Marilyn Miller Jack Pickford Jack

Ban the bon fire and celebrate safely

State Fire Marshal George C. Neal urges no bonfires in dry weather and warns city officials will deny permits for bonfires during the 17th of June or the Fourth of July. He advocates home celebrations and cautions against fire hazards to protect the community.

George C. Neal Henry Cabot Lodge Jack Dempsey Babe Ruth Metropolitan Fire District Neal

Sargent painting in Boston library may be removed

John Singer Sargent, whose painting “The Synagogue” drew criticism, appears unfazed by calls for removal as a State Senate and House ready a bill for removal with gubernatorial approval.

John Singer Sargent Boston Public Library State Senate House

Baby Hippo Draws Boston Kids to Franklin Park

Thousands of children in Greater Boston plan to visit Franklin Park to see a baby hippo. Officials urge careful planning to avoid disappointment and ensure families have a safe experience.

Greater Boston Franklin Park

Mr Sargent Stops at Copley Plaza Hotel

Mr. Sargent checks into the Copley Plaza Hotel but does not encounter reporters. Story continues on Page 6 Fifth Column.

Mr. Sargent Copley Plaza Hotel

Pope Pius XI Face Health Crisis at Vatican

Paris reports from Rome indicate Pope Pius XI suffers a liver colic attack. Doctors urge a strict rest plan and reduced workload to avert collapse while Amici personally guides Vatican dietary preparations.

Ald Boston Post Paris Rome Vatican Pius XI Amici Pius X

Widow Remembered Amid Neighbor Tales of Kennedy

In a decades old neighborhood tale, Miss McHugh’s friends recall a man named Kennedy once living with her husband a salesman who vanished from memory after twenty five years. The fragment hints at a lingering mystery and local intrigue surrounding the couple and their social circle.

Deep Mystery in Suit of Grandmother Plaintiff

Miss Emma J. McHugh, grandmother plaintiff in a $30,000 breach of promise suit against Thomas J. Killion, 57, former saloonkeeper of Boston now in real estate, told Brookline neighbors she was a widow, though reports indicate otherwise. Continued on Page 6-Sixth Column.

Emma J. McHugh Thomas J. Killion Boston Brookline

Field Marshal Viscount Freweh named Earl of Ypree

King George grants the hereditary title Earl of Ypree to Field Marshal Viscount Freweh. Announcement appears in the official Gazette dated June 6. The Associated Press reports the dignitary upgrade in the United Kingdom.

Landon Associated Press United Kingdom Earl of Ypree George Viscount Freweh

Springfield College Beats Syracuse 11 to 5 in Baseball

In Philadelphia George Chaney KO'd Allie Nack in one, Kaplan defeated Jackson, France beat Croney in eight, Tendler stopped Barrett in six. In Mechanics' Building Tommy Noble beat Mickey Travers. Hobin defeated Carney in New Bedford. Hartley beat Clinton in New York. Friedman defeated Curtin in Boston. Full reports on pages 18 19 20 23.

Philadelphia George Chaney Allie Nack Phil K. O. Kaplan Joe Jackson Earl France Tim Croney Lew Tendler Bobby Barrett Mechanics’ Building Tommy Noble England Mickey Travers New Haven Pete Hobin Belgium Billy Carney New Bedford Pete Hartley New York Johnny Clinton Boston Abe Friedman Johnny Curtin

Temperature Report From Thompson's Spa Yesterday

Average yesterday temperature reached 74 degrees with a high around 77 and a low near 40. The report lists hourly readings from early morning through evening, noting afternoon values and a mid day peak. Comparisons show yesterday's average above the previous year's 63 degree average.

Thompson's Spa

Secrets in Love-Advent of a 47 Year Old Woman and 26 Year Old

In East Cambridge Civil Superior Court the affair between Eugenie E. Dickerman and a younger man is revealed after two weeks of searching queries. The piece notes a planned new suit for next fall and frames the relationship as a scandal in the court and community.

East Cambridge Eugenie E. Dickerman

Concert On Common to Aid Hippo Fund

A noon performance on Boston Common features Al Moore's band and a vaudeville show for the Baby Hippo fund. The outdoor lunch hour event promises high class entertainment on the Parkman Bandstand with all welcome.

Hippo Boston Common al Moore Baby Hippo Parkman Bandstand

Four Labor Leaders at Station Face Lockup and Tense Start

Four labor leaders arrive at the station amid rising tensions as a sandbag incident sparks trouble for workers. Police cordon the area while negotiators seek calm as demonstrations flare.

Turmoil in Manchester as women clash with police

In Manchester on June 6 crowds surged through streets as women clashed with police during a strike at the Coolidge Mill. Nineteen people, including four leaders, were arrested as the day ended in chaotic scenes with large mobs and scattered confrontations.

Manchester N. H Coolidge Mill

Historical anniversaries and wartime events listed for today

Entries note events from 1915 to 1920 including Yenisei sinking in the Baltic and a Canadian aviator destroying a German zeppelin in Flanders. Also recorded are the San Salvador earthquake in 1917 and the 1920 Supreme Court ruling upholding Prohibition. A Belfast parliament opening and the Wilmette sinking are mentioned as well.

Baltic Flanders San Salvador Nicaragua S&s. Supreme Court Northern Ireland Belfast Wilmette Lake Michigan

Fair Warm Weather Outlook for New England and Mid-Atlantic

Forecast from June 4 calls for fair to partly cloudy conditions across northern New England and southern New England with continued warmth Wednesday and Thursday. Winds favor light to moderate southwest in Boston area and moderate south to southwest on Sandy Hook to Hatteras corridor. Weather remains partly cloudy with mild temperatures central to eastern New York and along the coastline.

Boston Vicinity Washington New England New York Sandy Hook Hatteras

Weather outlook calls for mild temperatures today

Forecasters expect fair weather to continue through today and tonight with a slight warming trend. Highs near the seasonal average, lows easing after sunset. Local skies remain mostly clear with light winds.

Boston Beats St Louis in Rain Reduced National League Card

Yesterday's baseball results show Boston 7 St Louis in the National League with all other games postponed by rain. In the Eastern League Fitchburg 5 Hartford 4 and Waterbury 6 Springfield 1 were also played with rainouts elsewhere.

National LE Boston St. Louis AGUE Fitchburg Hartford Waterbury Springfield

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