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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1922

Page

4

Police Station Building and New Health Unit Plan Revealed

Mayor Curley announces a committee of engineers will evaluate sites for a new North End police station on Commercial Street and a second health unit. The project aims to reuse the old Coolidge and Shattuck buildings and save costs by reserving funds for a site selection and construction this year. BE Phelan chairs the inquiry as city officials search vacant buildings for suitable police or fire use, including Noddle Island options.

North End George R White Curley Commercial Coolidge & Shattuck Boston George R. White BE. Phelan Noddle Island

Seasickness Kills a Lioness on Voyage

A two month voyage of the S S East Wind to an Army Base Pier ends with the death of a lioness from seasickness amid nine mile gales and cyclones. Three other beasts reach the destination while a skin goes to the Bronx Zoo. Australian dealer A J Barron led the consignment of hundreds of birds, including zebra finches and cockatoos, perched among whimpering lions.

Army Base Pier New York Zoo Bronx Zoo A. J. Barron Australia

Volunteers Battle Fire at Bay State Upholstery Site

Firefighters and upholstery workers at 160 164 North Street fought a stubborn blaze using buckets and aided by the fire department. Harry Harris collapsed from smoke, Harold Cohen suffered minor burns, both treated at Haymarket Relief Station. Damage estimated at 1000 dollars. Also reports radio messages heard from a continuous wave station while a LackawannaTrain travels Bergen tunnel 4283 feet long 3% feet underground.

Bay State North Street Harry Harris Harold Cohen Haymarket Bergen Tunnel

Girl survives attempt by Massachusetts lover in Fairfield

Miss Lillian Ericson, 16, of Norwalk recounts how John H. Greene, a Rensselaer Polytechnic student, rode with her to a wood and urged her to let him shoot her before killing himself on the Fairfield post road. She says she refused after Greene asked her to marry him and noted his intent. She laments the tragedy and her role in his death.

Norwalk Conn Lillian Ericson John H. Greene Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Post Road Fairfield Ericson White Greene Miss Ericson John Johnny

Bray Couple Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Frank H Bray marked their 50th wedding anniversary at a Salem gathering on September 19 surrounded by relatives and friends. Also notes: oxyacetylene torches reach 3500 degrees and glaciers move from 200 to 190 feet yearly.

Salem Frank H. Bray Lafayette Street

Former Stage Star Flora Barry Remembers Long Career

Flora Barry 86 longtime opera singer recalls life in a Boston home at 124 Handler Street a house she shared with friend Sally Joy as she celebrates her birthday She notes her love of the Boston Post and memories of the Boston Music Hall and comments on women pursuing careers and marriage The world population figure is cited.

Flora Barry Handler Street Sally Joy Boston Post Times Boston

The Tenth Mrs Tulkington to Be Printed in Boston Post

A note indicates The Tenth Mrs Tulkington by Ellis Parker Butler will be printed in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. Also mentions the world’s surface approximated at 197,000 aquere miles.

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