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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1922
Page
4
Rome debates a hurried conclave vote after the election of Cardinal Ratti now Pope Pius XI. Lucan of Rheims proposes delaying future conclaves until after a Pope’s death to allow Western cardinals time to reach Rome. The new Pope’s energetic, administrative style signals a vigorous but unsettled era.
Pope Pius XI told Cardinal O'Connell of Boston he was distressed America did not attend the conclave that elected him. He praised U S efforts to avert Pacific war and showed deep interest in the Washington conference on armament limitation.
The Associated Press reports Cardinal O Connell said the Holy Father has chosen to read the world a message of peace and faith. He emphasized humility, charity, and tolerance as the path to the world’s salvation amid present evils.
Stacy Aumonier writes an unusual tale to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine next. The piece titled A Man of Letters promises the writer’s characteristic wit and irony in a serialized format.
Louis Tagliabue a Bogota New Jersey butcher and former kindergarten classmate recalls the future pope Pius XI as a quiet studious boy in Desto Milan. He says Achille finished kindergarten ahead of peers and showed extraordinary diligence.
In Rome the Papal tribunal is asked to annul the marriage of opera star Amelita Galli-Curci and her husband Curci. He previously remarried Miss Manda Tirindelli on July 2 last year and they left for Rome to stay abroad for two years following their wedding.
Boston leaders and lawmakers urged transferring Leviathan repair work to Charlestown navy yard over Newport News. They argued cheaper costs, shorter time, and regional employment benefits, citing past yard successes and urging a bid right to submit estimates. Congress member Pallinger touted an approved amendment backing the plan despite Senate concerns.
Miss Geltender former operator of the Roxbury exchange and World War veteran received military honors at her funeral yesterday in St. Margaret's Church The Bessie P Edwards Post of Roxbury and the All Dorchester Port of the American Legion led the escort The mass was conducted by Rev Edward Kenney with assisting clergy The Dorchester telephone exchange sent representatives to the service Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery
Father John's Medicine offers strength to ward off disease germs in an advertisement-style claim.
A brief note states a sale continues from page one to support the Zion cause. Funds are to aid Palestine rehabilitation efforts and related charitable aims.
A Tremont Temple auction at Lorimer Hall began at 10 am with nearly 5090000 in sales by day end. Major parcels including Garrison Hall Hotel were withdrawn for bidding, while New York East Side Realty Trust snapped up several Back Bay buildings and Cambridge units.
Yesterday various residences and small income properties sold. George Chaplain paid 37000 for the Lowell apartments at 146 St Botolph Street. John Goldberg bought 11 Albemarle Street for 10100. Maurice Goldhuber purchased a three story frame house at 6 and 8 Gilmore Street Cambridge for 3500. W T Tupper paid 570 for a three story frame at 231 and 98 Western Avenue Cambridge. W Graham spent 34066 for two brick houses at 26 A ws Mountain Avenue Revere. Joseph Rossman bought a three story brick building at 9 East Lenox Street containing a store and two apartments for 5260.
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