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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
2
New York March 16 Ambassador Ricci said Rome's recent ceremonies for Pope Pius XI remove the last suspicion of a church state schism in Italy. He spoke before the Catholic Society of New York noting his invitation as evidence legends of the past fading.
The Italian ambassador states that no one in America would claim the Pope is a prisoner and the Italian government a jailer after Pius XI blessed the kneeling crowd from St Peter's loggia and soldiers volunteered to join the royal army.
Ambassador Riccio rebukes foreign detractors as mistaken about Italy and the Pope. He says the Catholic church can aid humble classes against autocratic interests and defends immigrants, noting crime rates among Italians are not higher than other races and praising spiritual work via a dedicated bishopric.
Four year old Théodore Pivog son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Pivog fell from a tree over the Spicket River near Allen street and was swept away and drowned after slipping into the swift current in Lawrence.
Mayor Curley appoints Colonel Thomas F. Sullivan to succeed Edmund Billings as transit commissioner in a $7500 a year post. Sullivan, a Peters era appointee who opposed Curley, begins duties April 1 as Curley defends the choice citing his brains and efficiency for the city’s future.
A Boston author J Bernard Lynch presents The European Trip a humorous tale of streetcar life featured in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece promises light satire and vivid urban scenes as the narrator travels through familiar city transit life.
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