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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
5
Adams November 22 Charles T Plunkett chairman of the Adams school board will personally cover the 75 000 shortfall between a 350 000 appropriation and an estimated 425 000 cost for a new junior high school. He previously donated a 30 000 lot on Commercial Street for the site.
Hundreds of child pleas pour into Post Santa Claus HQ at 263 Washington Street Boston as readers handle letters from Boston and New England. Kids request dolls drums toys and books while supporters continue to send coins checks and bills to fund Christmas gifts for needy children.
Arlington residents protest the Boston Elevated Railway one man car between Arlington Heights and Harvard Square Cambridge as delaying passengers and raising safety concerns. Town boards plan a mass meeting to press officials on the issue amid protest over delays and potential dangers from single conductor operation.
Final statewide recount for United States Senator in this state after the November 7 election shows William A. Gaston with 406 763 votes and Henry Cabot Lodge with 413 900 votes. The two small towns New Ashford and Raynham cast 231 votes. if unchanged, Lodge’s final plurality rests at 7187 (73 percent).
General Edwards accepts the chairmanship of the Health Seal Sale in Massachusetts for the Christmas season. He is aided by a committee of men and women representing all sections of the state.
Arlington police investigate a burglary at 27 Thorndike Street on Tuesday night. Authorities describe the home as the scene of the break in.
A burglary note states jewelry valued at 313 dollars and clothing were stolen while the family was away. No suspects named in the readable text.
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