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Newspaper

Boston Post Sunday Magazine

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1919

Page

7

Lords and Dukes Fear Heavy Winter for English Lands

The article warns that a coming hard winter threatens the English peerage. It cites the Duke of Devonshire risking Chatsworth Hall and Derbyshire estates and the Duke of Northumberland preparing to defend Alnwick Castle. It notes many peers face loss of titles and wealth, with private chapels, bands, trains, yachts, and even private guards at risk.

England Duke of Devonshire Chatsworth Hall Derbyshire Duke of Northumberland Alnwick Castle House of Percy Duke of Sutherland Duke of Atholl Northumberland Lord Londonderry House of Lords Sally Lord Tredegar Lloyd George South Wales

Miners Seek Removal of British Titled Nobility

The Miners Federation leads a threefold alliance with engineers and transport workers to dispossess lords and dukes as Britain’s titled nobility faces possible abolition. The movement centers on miners actions endorsed by their allies and labor unions as a global force.

Miners’ Federation Triple Alliance Engineers

Divorces and Other Scandals Add to Noble Ladies' Worries

The article notes rising pressures on England's landowning class as war costs strain estates and royal titles. It depicts divorce cases among dukes and ladies, fears over land nationalization, and the Lords vs Commons clash, highlighting Smillie’s probe into land ownership and aristocratic privilege.

England Russia Lloyd George House of Lords Lord Durham County of Durham Duke of Northumberland Lord Londonderry Lord Tredegar Lord Bute Lord Dynevor Wales L Durham Smillie Herbert Smith Mr. Smith Dynevor Carnarvonshire Pembrokeshire Henry VIII Evan Williams

Triplets Win Graduation Puzzle Fails to Separate Swartleys

Three Swartley sisters Evaline Irene and Madeline of Hatfield Pennsylvania graduated together from high school in a curious puzzle. They dress alike move as one in class and may all study business while facing uncertain futures in love and marriage.

Business Evaline Irene Madeline Swartley Hatfield, Penn Hatfield High School Pennsylvania

Dukes Who May Lose Their Lands

A list of dukes and other high peers with their creation dates, noting the House of Lords composition and the density of landholding. The roster includes the Dukes of Abercorn Argyll Atholl Beaufort Bedford Hamilton Buccleuch Devonshire Grafton Leeds Leinster Lennox Montrose Newcastle Norfolk Northumberland Portland Rothesay St Albans Roxburghe Somerset Rutland Sutherland Wellington Westminster and others.

Duchess of Rutland Diana Manners Duchess of Norfolk Gwendolen Constable-Maxwell Duchess of Devonshire Canada Rideau Hall Government House Ottawa Derbyshire England Evelyn Mary Fitzmaurice Marquess of Lansdowne Duchess of Newport Duchess of Manchester Zimmerman Cincinnati Duchess of Portland Queen Mary Duchess of Newcastle James Albert Edward Hamilton Duke of Herbrand Arthur Russell Bedford Alfred Douglas Douglas-Hamilton Duke of Hamilton Brandon John Charles Montague-Douglas-Scott Buccleuch and Queensberry Victor Christian William Cavendish Devonshire Augustus Charles Lennox fitzRoy Duke of Grafton George Godolphin Osborne Leeds Maurice Fitzgerald Duke of Leinster Charles Henry Gordon-Lennox Duke of Lennox Richmond and Gordon William Angus Drogo Montagu Duke of Manchester Charles R. J. Spencer- Churchill Prince of Spe Arthur Charles Wellesley, Duke of Wellington Hugh Richard Arthur Grosvenor, Duke of Westminster

Car Window Vacation All the Year Round

Chicago Evening Post notes a train window as a moving theater for botany and ornithology. The reader glimpses robins, geese, sparrows, crabapple blossoms, marsh marigolds, and mallow while the car view shifts. The piece extols the changing light and scenery turning commutes into recreation.

Chicago Evening Post

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Herbert Seaman Great Britain Duchess of Marlborough Bain News Service Duchess of Westminster Commons Liberal Party Hyde Park Robert Smillie Lords Kent John Ball Adam Eve Caesar Mr. Smillie Duke Ixing Sir Leo Chiozza Money Fabian Group Leo Cornwallis-West Hugh Richard Arthur Grosvenor Duke of Westminster Egypt Marchioness of Lord Clifton Earl of Darnley Ton Royal Artillery Baroness Kenyon Gladys Howard Tredegar L Ord Bute Henry Viiii Edward the Sixth Conservative Wat Tyler and Kett George III W. T. Stead Agincourt Magna Charta Crecy Price Collier Hingham Mass William the Conqueror William Rufus Henry Stephen Henry II Richard T John Edward III Charles I Massachusetts Burke J Fforace Round Urke Gladstone Fie Curzon Crawford Milner Robert Borden Underwood & Underwood Duchess of Sutherland Fort
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