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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1921

Page

14

Sun's Rays as Source of Power

Boston's Dr. Arthur D. Little told the International Convention of Chemists that solar energy will supply light heat and power, forecasting chemistry will harness sun rays to replace dwindling coal and petroleum. He argued a few brains can apply science to energy needs and cited hydraulic devices as models, noting Sahara and Panama Canal locks could be driven by solar energy. He urged that while coal remains vital, progress runs parallel to its better use.

New York Arthur D. Little Boston International Convention of Chemists Little En- Shige Panama Canal Sahara

Public Gifts in Noyes Will

Increase E. Noyes of Boston died September 1 in Cambridge. His will filed in East Cambridge probate lists gifts to Cambridge Hospital 10000, Northfield School 5000, Cambridge Y M C A Boston Floating Hospital and New England Moral Reform Society 3000 each, and several aged care and mission groups 2000 each. Total bequests 34000.

New England Increase E. Noyes Boston Cambridge East Cambridge Cambridge Hospital Northfield School Northfield Boston Floating Hospital New England Moral Reform Society Instructional District Nursing Association of North End Mission First Methodist Episcopal Porch of

Four Men Forcibly Seize Girl In Medford Auto

Edith Fuller a 12 year old reports four young men forced her into a car on Bradford street Medford early Wednesday evening. She says she was driven about for hours with no gag and was eventually dropped near North Cambridge before wandering toward home. An Arlington officer aided by a passerby found her at Arlington Heights barn.

Arlington Edith Fuller Bradford Street Medford North Cambridge Lly Arlington Heights Iman Pick Arlington Police

Contributions to Irish Relief Fund Acknowledged by De Valera

Letter dated August 17 1921 from Kathleen OConnell secretary to President De Valera acknowledges the Massachusetts Committee for Relief in Ireland and thanks James J Phelan Boston for the campaign efforts and support.

James J. Phelan Theachusetts Committee For Relief de Valera Cefrence Nsion House Dublin Es J. Phelan Boston Mass President Valera Massachusetts Committee For Relief Ireland You & N

Clayton to Perform Women’s Special at Bowdoin Square

Mystic Clayton will give a women only show at Bowdoin Square Theatre this morning inviting all women to bring questions. He gained fame predicting the Dempsey Carpentier fight outcome and rounds while touring New Jersey.

Clayton Bowdoin Square Theatre Ing New Jersey

A R I R Protest Meeting Tonight in Fanueil Hall

A mass meeting is held this evening in Fanueil Hall under the 13th district of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic to protest the Penrose bill pending in the Senate. Senator Walsh of Massachusetts is noted among those objecting in the Finance Committee.

Faneuil Hall 13Th Congressional District American Association For the Recognition of the United States Senate Senate Finance Committee Walsh Massachusetts

Power Shut Off Hits 58 Mills In Raleigh Drought Action

The Carolina Light and Power Company and affiliated firms cut power to 58 cotton mills and other large users. The curtailment will continue for the last three working days each week until the drought induced water shortage is relieved.

Raleigh N. C Carolina Light & Power Company

Alexander Dies in Street Crossing Tragedy in Waterbury

Ephraim Alexander aged 68 a junior member of Alexander and Bashlow wholesale dry goods firm was killed when struck by a motor truck driven by Howard C. Sillas a contractor while crossing a Waterbury street on Sept 8 authorities said.

Waterbury Conn Ephraim Alexander Alexander & Bashlow Howard C. Sillas Alexander

Williamson shooting trial testimony adjourned after judge’s relative killed

The Matewan shooting trial testing was postponed to day as Prosecuting Attorney Stok announced a relative of Judge R D Bailey was killed in an automobile accident and asked the court to adjourn until Monday.

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Irish Relief Fund Kathleen O'Connell Peston Tite Alrline A. I. Root Co Medina, O Hart Schaffner & Marx Egree Hart Schaffner & Marx Boylston Washington Franklin
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