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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1921

Page

13

Ash Man Trial Over $250000 Suit At New York Supreme Court

Frances Riseli sues over the death of Marinelli Risley an ash man on Vanderbilt property. The case claims the sidewalk elevator shaft accident caused the fatality. Mrs Riseli seeks compensation for her four children while Vanderbilt defense argues no negligence. Congressman Ryan represents Riseli and asserts the decedent was 2 years old and earned a small wage removing ashes.

New York Frances Riseli Thomas Jefferson Ryan Riselli Vanderbilt

Kenyon Offered Federal Judgeship in Northern Iowa

Senator Kenyon of Iowa considers a potential appointment as federal judge for the Northern Iowa district. President Harding indicated he may appoint him if he desires, and Kenyon has not yet decided whether to accept or stay in the Senate.

Washington Ont Kenyon Iowa Harding Senate

O'Connell Support Keywords Mentioned Around $30,000

The passage notes support for O'Connell from members totaling about $30,000 with Cardinal showing significant interest. It presents a snapshot of financial backing and key player involvement in the matter.

Cardinal

Free Buses Operate in Hyde Park Amid Bus Boycott

Hyde Park citizens launch a free bus service as part of a boycott of the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway. Two 32 passenger buses from Foxborough start at 6 am and run to midnight with plans for a community bus association. Volunteers fuel the effort with gas money donated by private car riders who refuse payment. Traffic on trolleys drops significantly as trucks and cars carry many riders. A driver offers seats but a passenger chooses the truck platform instead.

Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Hyde Park Foxborough Bus Company Massachusetts

No Evidence of Cause of Catastrophe to ZR-2

The coroner's jury in Hull England reached a verdict stating the ZR-2 airship disaster over the Humber River on August 25 was an accident. The inquest found no evidence of the actual cause of the catastrophe, which killed more than 49 people including 16 Americans.

Hull Eng Associated Press Humber River

Voters Fail to Register Early Seen in Election Figures

Appeals from election commissioners urging early registration have produced scant results. Official figures report only about 100 registrations yesterday, with overall turnout below expectations.

Oldest Woman Voter Turns 103 in Mississippi Home

Annie Stone born October 5 1818 in Bangor Maine lives at Mt Pleasant Home for Aged People Roxbury and marks another birthday today Her health she credits to farming life She plans to exhibit the toddler act with Dr Sylvester Mawson as partner and follows politics closely

Mt. Pleasant Annie Stone Elm Hill Avenue Roxbury Post Sylvester Mawson Miss Stone Bangor Daniel Gibson Stone Phebe Stone Constantin

West Coast Move for Ellis and Allison Wedding Spotlight

Robert Ellis and May Allison have wed in Greenwich Connecticut on Thanksgiving Day 1920. Ellis, now in California, accepts a lead role with Katherine MacDonald in The Infidel at the MacDonald studio while Allison vacations and keeps her plans private.

Robert Ellis Selznick West Coast May Allison Greenwich Conn Mr. Ellis California Associated First National Katherine MacDonald

Billie Burke Retires From Screen Yet Plans Stage Return

Billie Burke announces permanent retirement from film but continues in acting by rehearsing the lead in a Booth Tarkington comedy. The production opens in Washington at month end, signaling a shift from screen to stage work.

Billie Burke Miss Burke Booth Tarkington Washington

Irving Cummings Leads Busy Directing Career

Irving Cummings is described as a very busy man managing multiple projects as a director. The piece highlights his own company and prolific output in film and stage work.

Irving Cummings

Max Linder to Star in Three and One Half Musketeers

Max Linder will play D Artagnan in Three and One Half Musketeers a burlesque on the Du mas classic to be released by Goldwyn as a three reel comedy.

Max Linder D’artagnan Goldwyn

Readers Ask About Film Figures and Studio Contacts

Several correspondents seek film industry details. Questions cover Eva Novak’s origins, Anita Loos and Anita Loos with John Emerson, Luella Parsons on scenario writing, Milton Sills at Lasky Studio Hollywood, Frank Mayo at Universal, Yvonne and Jack Mower at Universal Studio, William Farnum’s film activity in Europe, Dustin Farnum with Western Studio, and May McAvoy’s status. replies direct readers to studios and agents for addresses and inquiries.

A. P Boston Eva Novak St. Louis Massachusetts J. P Worcester Anita Loos John Emerson Luella Parsons Ethel P. S Milton Sills Lasky Studio Hollywood Cal Frank Mayo Universal Film Company Universal City Yvonne Claremont Jack Mower Universal Studio Maine William Farnum Europe Dustin Fox Jack May McAvoy Frunella Hall Boston Post

Infant Saviour Guild selects Kimball for national convention

Mrs. Franklin B. Kimball of Lexington, president of the Guild of the Infant Saviour, will represent the organization at the first annual convention of the National Council of Catholic Women in Washington next week. The announcement came at the guild’s fall meeting at St. Cecelia's Hall Back Bay, where Rev. M. J. Scanlan spoke. The guild has existed 14 years and the infant department of the Catholic Charitable Bureau accounts for notable expenditures.

Franklin B. Kimball Lexington Guild of the Infant Saviour National Council of Catholic Women Washington St. Cecelia’s Hall Back Bay M. J. Scanlan Catholic Charitable Bureau Department Bureau

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