Harvard Oxygen Explosion Kills One Injures Many
A severe oxygen and gas explosion at Harvard causes the death of Connell and Diamond. Dozens of students and staff are injured across injury levels with damage to the Cambridge building. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities assess the causes and safety measures.
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Norton
Dunbar
Samuel Diamond
Dbnbar
Itere
Diamond
Onc
Hend Dunbar
Henry Reiff
David Cohan
Harvard
Jefferson Laboratory
Explosion at Harvard Lab Kills Dunbar and Students
A catastrophic oxygen gas explosion in a Harvard basement lab killed instructor Dunbar and several students as a second blast shattered a balloon reservoir outside. Investigators mapped tank pressures, questioned foreign substances, and pledged a rigid probe into the fatal accident amid fevered campus shock.
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Harvard
Walter L. Wedger
Neal
Wedger
State Laboratory
Boylston Street
Dunbar
Hawk Flies Off With a Snake In Winchester
In Winchester Connecticut on May 19 Mrs. Odore Apley watched a large hen hawk rise from a swamp with a sizable snake clutched in its bill. Neighbors reported a large black snake seen climbing a hemlock tree likely seeking birds or eggs.
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Winsted
Conn
Theodore Apley
Winchester
E. N. Humphrey
Pink Pills Promote Vitality Says Manchester Woman
Mrs Mabel Parmenter of 823 Lowell Street Manchester New Hampshire says she was tired run down and lacking strength with headaches and fatigue. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills she felt renewed energy and could do housework without fatigue. She praises the pills as a fine tonic and notes they are sold by druggists for 60 cents.
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Mabel Parmenter
Lowell Street
Manchester
N. H
Dr. Williams
Shoe workers to return as arbitration ends tense dispute
The Lynn arbitration board, chosen by the Lynn shoe workers and manufacturers with Mayor McPhetres, reports a temporary plan to have workers return Monday. A wage cut smaller than 20 percent will take effect immediately, while final findings are prepared. The Allied Shoe Workers Council of three independent unions participates in the process.
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McPherres
Lynn
Lynn Shoe Workers
Lynn Shoe Manufacturers
McPhetres
Allied Shoe Workers’ Council
Council of Shoe Workers
Loot from Mails Sold in Minneapolis
Thousands of dollars in bonds stolen in the two daylight mail truck robberies in New York on October 21, 1921 and Chicago on April 6, 1921 have been sold in Minneapolis in the last ten days.
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Minneapolis
New York
Chicago
W. J
Hold Funeral of Mrs Sibley This Afternoon
The funeral of Louise F M Sibley known as Louise Lyndon wife of Frank P Sibley of the Globe will be from her former home in Hingham at 2 30 this afternoon. A second service will be held at 4 o clock at the Forest Hills crematory chapel with Rev Charles E Park of Boston officiating.
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Louise Lyndon
Frank P. Sibley
The
Globe
Hingham
Forest Hills
Charles E. Park
Boston
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