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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1922

Page

15

Mrs. Olesen Leads for Senatorial Nomination

Mrs Anna Dickie Olesen held the lead for the Democratic Senatorial nomination while Senator Frank T Kellogg led the Republican nomination. Washington dispatches said Kellogg planned to campaign actively in Minnesota next fall for re election, and he did not take an active part in the primary.

Paul Anna Dickie Olesen Frank T. Kellogg Washington Kellogg Minnesota Portland

Notable Honors At 70th Annual School Exercises

In Cadman Square Theatre yesterday, high honors were awarded to sixteen graduates and twenty nine to those receiving honors. Miss van Gestal earned distinction for perfect attendance and punctuality across her four years as Assistant Superintendent Broadhead presented twenty four diplomas. Louise Schwartz received the Washington and Franklin medal.

Cadman Square van Gestal Broadhead Louise Schwartz

Horns in a Snakes Mouth and Kind Sparrows Pair

Reading letters recount two odd animal observations. A Milford resident describes a horned appearance when a snake had partly swallowed a small toad. A Brockton writer notes sparrows, one-legged and blind, sharing scraps and guiding the other home.

Walter Flariday Milford, N. H Boston D. B. Alexander Taber Avenue Brockton Mass

Resting on a bench on the Common yesterday after a shopping tour

A brief fragment describes a person resting on a bench on the Common following a shopping outing. No other details are readable to identify names, places, or events.

Spectator Cleans Glasses With Fifty Dollar Bill At Fenway

A man in the first base pavilion at Fenway Park removes his spectacles, pulls a $50 bill from his pocket, and wipes the lenses with the bill. Spectators nearby doubt its genuineness, but the man continues calmly, seemingly unfazed. The note is signed by Philip H. White of Clinton, Massachusetts.

Fenway Park Philip H. White Prospect Street Clinton Mass

Crossed Signals on Main Street

Report from Springfield details a pedestrian encounter on Main Street as a man and woman repeatedly collide while navigating a slick pavement. The irritated man finally snaps at the woman to “stand still till I go around you,” as others offer polite apologies.

Main Street Thomas B. Gleason Clinton Street Springfield

Umbrella Drop by Lady Reveals Missing Handbag

An eyewitness reports a woman dropping a handbag from her umbrella outside a department store. She returns the bag to a counter marked $2.98, explaining it fell into her umbrella. The saleswoman laughs and shares the anecdote. Gertrude Young, 183 Savin Hill Avenue, Dorchester.

Gertrude Young Savin Hill Avenue Dorchester

Complaints Over Moonless Wall Love Nests

In Lawrence on June 22 residents complain about couples making love on a wall at Jackson and Avon Streets. Police investigate after repeated nocturnal performances, blaming heavy rains and a bright street light as moon substitutes. Weather forecast calls for clear skies and a possible return of the moon tomorrow.

Lawrence Jackson and Avon Streets

End of Evidence in Plymouth Mill Injunction Hearing

Evidence in the Plymouth Mill injunction case to restrain local labor picketing will finish tomorrow forenoon. Attorney Michael F. Sullivan, counsel for the mill, noted witnesses, including local police on duty near the mill during alleged picketing trouble, testified today.

Lawrence Equity Plymouth Minle Michael F. Sullivan

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