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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1921
Page
2
Detectives seized a delivery route book with 88 addresses from Yonkers to Lakewood and an auto with narcotics after arresting three men. The route, printed like a business, allegedly yielded about 2500 dollars weekly. several addresses served as narcotic points in wealthy areas.
Malcolm G. Chace emerges as a quiet powerhouse in New England energy and shipping. He built a large dam and power network across four states, chairs major companies, and argues the American merchant marine must cut capital and operating costs to compete with Britain and Japan.
Thousands gathered in Orleans for Congregational Church Day as part of Old Home Week marking the Pilgrims landing and the 275th anniversary of the Orleans Congregational Church. A midday historical address by Orville W. Crosby and church greetings sparked the events.
Boston and Providence financier Malcolm G Chace emerges from relative anonymity to discuss his role in hydro electric development and control over major papers and shipping interests. He denies owning the United States Mail Steamship Company and reflects on a career that began with tennis prowess and Yale studies before moving into textiles and finance.
Sister Mary Claudine a Notre Dame Academy teacher in Worcester for 17 years died at the convent after a brief illness.
Arte mas Ward was born in Shrewsbury on November 26 1727. He grew to 146 years old and entered Harvard College, graduating at age 21 in 1748. He became a justice of the peace in 1751 and later faced the outbreak of revolutionary events tied to General Ward.
A deserting United States sailor swapped a navy uniform for civilian clothes and deceived a feeble minded youth, leaving him to face the consequences as authorities pursue the case.
Washington Aug 16 The Senate approved a recess from August 24 to September 21 by 38 to 18. Senator Lodge said Congress would not quit until the farm relief bill is enacted by that deadline though the House must also approve the resolution. Leaders expect a House recess by mid next week.
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