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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1922
Page
2
Miners blown from a gas filled mine face 20 deaths and many rescues. Abe Craig, 22, credited with saving several lives after guiding others to fresh air and reopening a doorway to escape. Rescue teams from neighboring mines and the U S Bureau of Mines aided the effort.
SPANGLER Pa Nov 6 United States Bureau of Mines rescuers reach the Reilly mine shaft and report four men alive and one dead behind a hastily built brattice. They note extensive remaining unexplored mine sections and continue to search for the living using oxygen gear.
The resignation of Patrolman Thomas FF McDonald of the Lagrange street station was read at roll call last night. He faced charges of drunkenness on duty and Commissioner Wilson accepted his resignation.
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will print in full the funny story Mr Proudfoot of Baltimore by George Kibbe Turner. The tale features humor and vivid regional character as it debuts in the magazine.
Peabody loss hits interscholastic sports after coach Carl Prouse of Charleston refuses 18 year old Victor Chandler a seat with Peabody players at a city hall dinner following the game. The incident ends the local athletic activities as a result of the insult.
Faculty Manager Henry A. King told the Post the Charleston team will not be on the Pea body schedule again and that intersectional games may follow the same stance. Chandler added that he felt unwelcomed, but Ed Brawley and others urged him to forget the incident, which he labels a closed matter.
A $6,000,000 syndicate led by Albert O. Hagar of City Central Corporation purchases the entire downtown Boston real estate block bounded by Milk Broad Central and India streets with a small 20 by 40 foot exception from Fifty Associates on India Street.
A redevelopment plan consolidates 22 old structures totaling 100 tenants into a single 11 story Insurance Exchange Building on Broad Street and Water Street. The project, led by Robert Burnett Merrill Griswold and ABert Hagar with Coolidge Shattuck designs, will house major Boston insurance firms for 10 to 15 year leases and expand the waterfront block from Post Office Square to Liberty Square. The new complex will surpass Tremont and Chamber of Commerce structures in size and prominence.
Morgan G Bulkeley of Connecticut dies after long illness born East Haddam December 26 1837. The former governor and prominent financier is noted in state obituary.
The article recalls Governor Bulkeley’s 1891 leadership during a constitutional vacancy after a disputed election. It details the crowbar incident at the Hartford State House, the de facto recognition by the Supreme Court, and the Senate's refusal to acknowledge his authority. It notes the deadlock spurring a constitutional amendment for plurality elections and outlines Bulkeley’s early life and business career in Hartford.
Vice President Coolidge arrived in Northampton and predicted a substantial Republican majority in both houses after tomorrow’s election. He said the Senate is likely to increase Republican strength and planned to vote in Ward 2 with Mrs. Coolidge, who has stayed at their home here for about two weeks. The vice president would stay several days after the polls close.
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