Beautiful English Peeress May Open Dressmaking Establishment
Lady Diana Duff-Cooper, formerly Lady Diana Manners, is said to be starting a business career and may open a dressmaking shop. She designed the wedding dress she wore and has long been noted for artistic sense. Captain Duff-Cooper is a nephew of the Duchess of Fife, oldest sister of King George.
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Diana Duff-Cooper
Diana Manners
Captain Duff-Cooper
Duchess of Fife
King George
Visitation Feast to be Celebrated with Solemn Mass
The feast of the visitation will be celebrated on Wednesday morning July 2 with a high mass led by the pastor and special prayers for the Blessed Virgin and St. Elizabeth. The Children's sodality will receive holy communion at the 9:30 mass next Sunday. Father Leehner thanks the Masquers for presenting Pyramids of Chance at the high school auditorium, noting the play's broad success and blessing the young performers for St. Ann's parish.
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Father Hannan
Boston
Montreal
Queenstown
Columbia Gardens
Ladies’ Aid Society
Altar Society
Rosary Society
Virgin
Father Leehner
St. Ann's Parish
Weekly Mass Schedule and Boy Scouts Meeting
The week lists masses at 8 and 8 30 with special intentions and anniversary notices for Mrs. McHatton Hugh Doner J Albert Miller Eugene Cote and Mrs Ichin. Next Friday is first Friday masses at 6 7 and 8 30 with communion every half hour from 6 to 8 30. Boy Scouts meet Tuesday at 8 pm.
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John J. McHatton
Hugh Doner
J. Albert Miller
Eugene Cote
Boy Scouts
Parish Mass Schedule and Holy Communion Notice
The text lists mass times from Monday to Saturday for individuals including Julia Donoghue John Richardson Mary Collins Martin McGlynn and the purgatorial society with a 9 30 mass for Holy Angels sodality next Sunday. Rev Father Treacy of Mount St Charles college Helena assisted Father Batens during the weekend preaching at all Sunday masses.
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Julia Donoghue
Purgatory
John Richardson
Mary Collins
Martin McGlynn
Joseph Allen
Seattle
St. Francis
Memorial Masses and Anniversaries Noted for Parish Members
The notice lists masses and anniversaries for various individuals and groups. Mary Kane marks her first anniversary while Patrick Hamilton and Peter Rask receive monthly and third anniversaries respectively. Services also honor an Altar society, Thomas and John Kiley on their fifteenth anniversary, and a special intention.
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Mary Kane
W. L. Gleason
Patrick Hamilton
Altar Society
Peter Rask
Thomas
John Kiley
Fortnight City Prep Schedule Adjusts First Friday Observance
The notice outlines afternoon and evening activities plus Friday morning preparations for the first Friday of the month, detailing timing blocks and locations for public participation and oversight.
North Dakota Develops Industrial Experiment Plan
North Dakota votes approve seven laws creating state led industrial system. The plan authorizes grain handling milling flour production and a Bank of North Dakota with 10 million dollars in farm credits and bonds to fund elevators and other ventures. The Industrial Commission gains authority to establish manufacturing and marketing ventures tied to farm products and the vote shows a swing toward the Nonpartisan League with county gains and a larger turnout than last November.
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Fargo
N. D
League
North Dakota
Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
Red River Valley
Harmonica Wary Doughboy Refuses German Made Item
A U S doughboy visits a Brest shop to view a harmonica marked Made in Germany. He notes the label and recalls France’s stance on German goods before the war. The seller admits buying from Germans prior to peace. The encounter ends with the harmonica left on the counter.
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Germany
France
Nation Faces Critical Coal Shortage
National energy agencies warn of a severe coal shortage as production and supply disruptions tighten markets. Officials urge conservation and accelerated imports to avert power shortages and price spikes.
Canucks and British Clash in Surrey Street Fighting
London reports serious street clashes Friday at Woking Surrey between Canadian soldiers and British civilians. Canadians, from the Whitley camp, faced local opposition amid tension before the war.
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London
Montreal
Woking
Surrey
Whitley
Birmingham Street Newspaper Ban Fines Reader
In Birmingham England a man named John Turner was fined 2.50 dollars for reading a newspaper on a street, with authorities enforcing a street reading ban. The incident highlights local conduct rules and penalties for public reading in urban areas.
Newsboys cited over crowd gathering in Birmingham street
An arresting constable testified that Turner bought a paper from a newsboy and began reading it, drawing a crowd. The newsboy was fined $2.50 for causing the crowd by standing on the sidewalk while selling papers, as newsboys must keep moving in Birmingham.
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Turner
Porto Rico approves min wage for women workers
San Juan report notes the lower house approved a project setting a minimum wage for women and girls employed in Porto Rico this week, advancing labor reforms in the territory.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Apprenticeship Pay Bill Sets Age Based Wages
The bill proposes pay scales for women apprentices with under 18 earning at least 4 dollars weekly and those over 18 earning at least 6 dollars weekly. The first three weeks of apprenticeship are exempt from the requirement.
Britain Sets Funds for Petroleum Search and Flax Aid
The financial secretary to the treasury told the House of Commons that five million dollars will be set aside to conduct a search for petroleum in Great Britain and one million dollars will be devoted to aiding flax production, particularly in Ireland.
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London
Great Britain
Treasury
House of Commons
Ireland
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