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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1922
Page
2
Radio phone receiving sets have become common entertainment and education in August. Experts agree higher quality machines yield better results, but in Greater Boston an ordinary set costing 25 to 50 dollars meets the amateur receiver's needs.
The Amrad radiophone from Station WGI Medford Hillside broadcasts music lectures and education to thousands in New England within a 25 to 30 mile radius and beyond via higher power sets. Westinghouse in Springfield and WBZ extend service to areas where Medford signals fade.
The Pennsylvania Railroad shops in Clean, New York, sustained about 100000 dollars in damage from a fire that broke out early this morning.
Attorney Daniel T. OConnell of Boston delivered a forceful Irish question address at Shea's Theatre Fitchburg on Robert Emmet's birthday. The event was hosted by the George Washington Branch Friends of Irish Freedom. Police report later note the National Bank pass and a larceny charge of 27 dollars from Nichols restaurant at 143 South Main Street.
The piece argues Emmet’s epitaph should not be written by Ireland’s Free State founders. It defends Ireland’s right to self-rule, critiques De Valera’s republic claim and external association with Britain, and asserts the people must decide the form of government by referendum.
Hanover N H March 5 Professors William Lyon Phelps and Charles A Beard chosen as speakers for the second series of Dartmouth Alumni Lectureships on the Guernsey Centre Moore Foundation. Phelps Yale Lampson professor of English literature will deliver eight lectures on The Spirit of American Literature. Beard formerly of Columbia now focusing on municipal research will discuss present day social political and economic conditions in Europe.
In Cleveland on March 5 the death toll from a collision between a New York Central express train and an automobile bus at a Pa inesville crossing stood at 16 with three injured expected to recover.
Walter W. Paulson, 27, of 110 South Main Street Providence, walked into Pemberton Square police headquarters and confessed to a Rhode Island check forging and uttering case. Inspector Rooney verified his statement and notified Providence authorities. Paulson was taken into custody by Inspector Connolly.
Right Rev. Charles Hi. Brent, Episcopal bishop of western New York, in a Lenten letter to Episcopal congregations worldwide, lauds naval armament limits and elimination of brutal war features as medieval gentility while urging Christians to pursue peace through character and organized action.
Thousands from Greater Boston attend grace services at the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Harrison Avenue and East Concord Street and at Old St. Mary's in the North End. The novena honors St. Francis on the saint’s tercentenary canonization with reported cures and separate services in the upper and lower churches led by Rev. James L. McGovern and Rev. William J. Conway.
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