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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1922

Page

9

Rescuers Save Siblings From Smoke Fire at Woburn Home

Firefighters found Katherine five and Patrick six months in smoke filled room at 45 Prospect Street Woburn unconscious from fumes of a smoldering mattress. Passers by James Callahan and John Carpenter forced entry through the kitchen door to revive the children after a palmotor was used. Father and mother remained asleep until the rescuers entered.

Prospect Street Woburn Katherine Patrick Patrick Callahan James Callahan John Carpenter

Hearst Plans Rebuilding of California College Hall

William Randolph Hearst proposes rebuilding the University of California Hearst Hall in fireproof materials after a devastating fire. He names architect candidate Mr Mayteck and urges prompt designs to restore comprehensive facilities for girl undergraduates. Hearst emphasizes his mother’s interest in student welfare and asks for swift action.

University of California Mayteck Thes William Randolph Heeiarst Berkeley Cal William Randolph Hearst New York N. Y University of Hearst Hall

Regents Approve Hearst Hall Reconstruction Plan

A Berkeley message from June 2 reports Regents’ approval of Hearst Hall reconstruction and a future women’s campus. The committee directs coordination with May Beck and University authorities to study the campus, surrounding area, and the rebuilding project inspired by Mrs Hearst and Mrs Barrows. The release to papers and International News Service is authorized.

International News Service David P. Barrows Berkeley Calif William Randolph Hearst New York N. Y Regents Hearst Hall Maybeck

First Woman Nominated for Washington County Probate Register

Emily G. Bradbury, Mt Holyoke graduate and long time aide in the register's office, was named in the Republican primaries as candidate for the probate court register position. She served as acting register during illness and is a descendant of Thomas Bradbury of the Salisbury Colony.

Machias Washington County Emily G. Bradbury Mt. Holyoke College Miss Bradbury Register Thamas Bradbury Salisbury Colony

Stray Bulldog Rescued After Car Collision on Main Street

Boston Post readers recount odd street scenes yesterday. A bulldog hung by its collar from a Ford during a driverless moment until the owner freed the pup unharmed but frightened. Also noted were strap snatchers on a crowded car and a crossing gate gag involving a horse.

Main Street Helen Stuart Brookline Street Worcester

Omega Charge Read At Trinity Church Commemoration

The Omega charge, the roll of Theta Delta Chi members who died last year, was read during a commemorative service at Trinity Church. Several hundred Theta Delta Chi men attended, along with delegates at their convention in session at the Copley Plaza. The Rev. Alexander Mann, rector of Trinity Church, conducted the services.

Omega Theta Delta Chi Fraternity Trinity Church Theta Delta Chi Copley Plaza Alexander Mann D.D

Dog Freezes Head in Wire Screen After Cat Escape

A dog chased a cat across a street and became stuck by broken wire ends in a basement window. A crowd gathered as the dog howled and was freed by men bending back the wire. The incident occurred near 22 Eliot St. Boston.

George J. Glines Eliot St Boston

Fear Crisis in Ireland heightens tensions in Dublin

London reports important communications from Dublin and anxious telegrams between the government and Michael Collins about Eamon de Valera and Republican leaders. The Daily Mail correspondent says London believes Republican extremists may plan a fresh demonstration and that events in the coming days could be extremely critical.

London Dublin Michael Collins Eamon de Valera Daily Mail

Mackin Promoted to New England District Superintendent

Patrick J. Mackin of 77 Otis Street Winthrop, longtime manager of the Postal Telegraph Company local offices, has been named superintendent of the New England district succeeding Edson Kimmey who will move to New York. Mackin will oversee most New England offices. he has worked for the company over 20 years.

Patrick J. Mackin Otis Street Winthrop Postal Telegraph Company New England Edson Kimmey New York Mackin The

Winthrop Faces Hospital Closure Delay Fails

Winthrop residents react to the announcement that Metcalf Hospital will close on Saturday. Founder Dr Ben Hicks Metcalf had planned closure last fall but delayed to allow a community fundraising drive, which has so far lagged.

Winthrop Metcalf Ben Hicks Metcalf

Artful Peddler Accused of Rendering Watermelon Ripeness

Isaac Meyers a peddler is charged in Magistrate Court with painting watermelon interiors with red ink to imitate ripeness. The case notes he is both an artful merchant and an artist. he was arrested for peddling without a license.

New York Isaac Meyers

Sparrow Causes Tiny Explosion on Dorchester Sidewalk

A Dorchester reader recalls a sparrow nearby his home on a Saturday afternoon. The bird pecked a cap pistol left by a child with cake, triggering an explosion that frightened it and left it briefly unable to fly before it recovered and vanished.

Cc. L. Parker Nelson Sitrect Dorchester

A Cautious Chauffeur Spotted at Beaver Brook Crossing

A cautious chauffeur reported a party of four in an automobile stopping at the Beaver Brook crossing in Waltham yesterday. They waited a considerable time, appearing to expect something.

Beaver Brook Crossing Waltham

Sullivan Machinery honors 40 years of service with a year off

Claremont New Hampshire June 2 The Sullivan Machinery Company grants Thomas Pagen a year’s paid leave starting July 1 to mark 40 years of continuous service. He began as a machinist and rose to superintendent and general foreman.

Claremont N. H Sullivan Machinery Company Thomas Pagen Pagen

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