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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1922
Page
6
Fred Ezay age 27 of 225 Harrison Avenue was found in front of 840 Washington Street and taken to Boston City Hospital with a possible skull fracture late yesterday. Police believe he tried to ...
Washington March 7 Nomination of F E Scobey of Texas to be Director of the Mint was confirmed by the Senate today He succeeds Raymond T Baker whose term expires March 19 The action solidifies leadership at the Mint for the term ahead.
Major General Edwards urged students that propaganda spreads pacifism harsher than pre war views. He defended the American Legion amid questions about soldiers' bonuses. He warned against undermining veteran unity and recalled drafted lives and labor.
The piece surveys Winchester England as the cradle of Alfred the Great and the Norman conquest, noting Winchester Cathedral’s famed architecture and its tie to historic figures. It recalls Emerson’s praise, mentions Jane Austen and Izaak Walton buried in the cathedral, and marks Harvard College’s origin linked to nearby John Harvard’s farm in Winchester.
American Legion band from Fogg Post and a Naval brigade band join a Marcus Loew event as 25 star cars roll to South Station for a City Hall welcome. Mayor Curley and Gov. Cox greet the stars at the State House while crowds of 15,000 gather for a reception and police prepare for the spectacle.
Workmen uncovered a buried infant skeleton beneath ashes in a cellar at 29 Central Street Somerville in a house once the Columbus Tyler mansion. The body was packed in lime and wrapped in a blue woman’s skirt. Medical Examiner Thomas Durell estimated burial about two years ago.
The Boston Sunday Post plans to print Our Square in full in an upcoming issue, confirming Samuel Hopkins Adams as the author and the magazine feature placement.
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