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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1922

Page

6

Tragedy as Boy Dies Under Electric Truck Wheels

Nine year old Alphonso Buccini of Endicott Street was crushed to death when an electric truck started by mischievous children backed over him in his view and with bystanders present. Seven year old Vincenzo Stancado of Prince Street suffered severe foot injuries and was treated at Relief Hospital before returning home. The driver Richard McNamara of Cambridge was detained for investigation but police were inclined to absolve him.

Alphonso Buccini Endicott Street Vincenzo Stancado Prince Street No. 179 Richard McNamara Green Street Cambridge

Frances Riel Denies Guilty Charge Amid Divorce Suit

In a divorce case Mrs. Frances A. Riel denies guilt on 22 accusations by husband John J. Riel and counter-charges. She admits attending Hurley’s apartment to cash a check in July 1918 and denies threats, abuse, or prior thefts, while recounting years of alleged mistreatment by her husband. The trial resumes at 10 this morning.

Frances A. Riel John J. Riel John J. Hurley, Sr Nantasket Mr. Hurley Riel Hurley

Court decision upholds labor board decree in rail case

Chicago July 20 The Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a federal court ruling in the Pennsylvania Railroad case against the United States Railway Labor Board. The railroad sought an injunction to block the board from issuing an order criticizing it for failing to follow board decisions.

Chicago Associated Press Circuit Court of Appeals Pennsylvania Railroad United States Railway Labor Board Road

Goldwyn Scout Sifts New England Girls for Film Parts

Goldwyn Pictures scout Miss Bijou Fernandez toured western Massachusetts and nearby towns seeking fresh film leading types. In Turners Falls she named Miss Pierina Togneri and Miss Marion Anna Hunt as promising Italian and country girl types, with Hunt already showing interest. The party, delayed by car trouble, visited Greenfield stores and met several hopefuls among clerks and soda clerks, while Athol and Winchendon yielded few suitable prospects. The scout plans further stops in North Adams Williamstown Pittsfield Lenox and Lee.

Greenfield Bijou Fernandez Goldwyn Pictures Corporation Connecticut New England Pierina Togneri L Street Turner’s Falls Goldwyn Marion Anna Hunt Salem Normal Marriatti Fernandez Greenfield's Miss Hunt Miss Togneri Miss Fernandez Robert McIntyre Pacific Coast Boston Post Post Miller’s Falls Charlemont Winchendon Toy Town Athol Goldwyn Special Turner's Falls Ruthie Rodwell The People’s Department Schumans Lucca Tuscany Italy Moving Pictures Goldwyn Pictures Moving Picture Athos North Adams Williamstown Lanesboro Pittsfield Lenox and Lee Piesiana Tognesi Turners Falls

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