Awards to Students Address by Rev Pil tar at Gonzaga Hall
Large Gonzaga Hall audience cheers as Rev Pittar reads prize lists for Notre Dame Academy Girl, Gonzaga Boys and St Aloysius Sunday schools. Prizes honor general effort, attendance and Christian doctrine across grades with many medals and scholarships awarded.
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Res K B Pittar
Gon Waga School
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Genzage Boys
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F Pittar
Gonzaga School
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Thomas Harney
John Holbrook
Lawrence Bowles
Maurice Sheehan
Edward Boucher
Thompa Scanlon
Thomas Kelly
Robert Gallery
Albert Klrehner
John Hrosnan
James Mulquin
Bernard Grove
Matthew Heard
Willton Monroe
Eustave Hart
Frederick Lawton
Patrik Ganey
Eugene Gallery
Thomas Pyne
Francis Boucher
Aloysius Sheehan
John Brosnan
Joveen Sheehan
Eugene Rhodes
Milton Monroe Silver Macay
Richard Walsh
Patrick Ganey
James Roche
Russell Costello
Reeves Hilton
Francis Foley
Paul Collins
Thomas Gleeson
Thomas O'Brien
Clarence Hare
Anthony Conlon
Alovalus Sheehan
Paul O'Neil
Raymond Mealy
David Fitzgerald
Daniel Scanlon Martin
Donoghue
Benjamin McConlough
Angela Bayells
Walter Pumphrey
Robert Wildman
Edmond O Brien
John Long
Richard Lohmeyer
Richard Hennett
Joseph Costello
Frederick Genau
Ernest Kroll
Thomas McGrath
Josph Sheehan
Raymond
Gonzaga College
Jeremiah O’connell
Wellington George
Aloyalua Horan
William Martin
Bernard Healy
Charles Wade
Michael Cook
Williem Mealy
George Warren
Edward Khuen
Multiple First Prizes Declared in Local Class Competitions
A long list of winners across many classes with first and second prizes awarded. Names include Catharine Bauer Mary Turner Agnes Bauer Francea Quigity and Edith Heard among others. The Sunday school roll exceeds 1100 children.
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Esther Garner
Helen Cavanagh
Margaret Slingland
Margaret Fealy Bagllh
Margaret Lane
Frances Tracey Hortense Edwards
Catherine Brdic
Mary Geler
Margaret Sullivan
Eloy Burnett
Elizabeth Maloy
Mary Sugrue
Helen Riordan
Lydia Payette Wiygher
Margaret Creager
Alice Crowley
Bernadette Dore
Edith Heart
Mary Agnes Lane
Catherine O Leary
Bernadette Shea
Anna Vucinovich
Zita Velde
Mary Murphy
Marie Huscion
Mary Helen Murphy
Corinne Edwards
Roberta Mot
Oskey
Ettrude Duffy
Anna Oleare
Nora Connors
Anna Agatha Easby-Smith
Wary Haden
Edith Lohmeyer
Wary Mayhew
Gladys Flanagan
Anna Bennett
Mary Connor
Cecelia
Ydea
Frances Toler
Mary Rowan
Nora McLane
Mary Madizan
Rose Crouch
Helen Caii
Sarah Herlihy
Elizabeth Bogan
Mary Donn
Agnes Madigan
Regina
Marie Ferry Bernadette Sheehan
Mary Mangan
Grammer
Anna McCormack
Deborah Garney
Mary Farrington
Josephine Shackan
Marie Mealy
Margaret Cooper
Mary Sweene
Mary Collins
Loretta
Leary Laura Call
Anna Donn
Wary Herlihy
Mildred Garner
Margaret Husston
Helen Tobi
Camilla Horen
Mary Colliere
Corabel Knighton
Agnes Murphy
Margaret
Armody
Eileen Fitzgerald
Isabelle Gorman
Mary Gallagher
Alice Healy
Emma Bauer
Maria Gurns
Aus Katherine
Upport
Maud Newmas
Mary Creveling
Katharine Babbingum
Helen Itzgerald
Catherine Conley
Marle Schwartz Firat
Alma Roche
Mary McAnally
Catherine Mia
Marguerite Sures
Mary Douglas
Helen Conley
Agnes Pyne
Frances Py
Teasana
Hudegerde
Cqiling
Anna Mayhew
Mildred Lane
Marl Lapahan
Mary Lowe
Kathleen Drincoll
Anna Riordan
Catharine McMahon
Kathrina Warren Fiuth Smith
Margaret QC
Brian Agatha Shea Alleen Shea
Mary McGrath
Josephine Crowley
Gertrude ‘Tyler
Art Alan
Catherine Les Katherin Cressling
Fitzamth
Dorsey Hen Callin
Firemce
Sheridan Ant
Catherine Hurd
Arthmetl Mery Flavin
Hones May Cartis Marie King
Rene Sh Thin Ve Boker Ag
Eg Lohmeyer
Agus Guat Es
Caela Bladen
Tir
Dane
St. Aloysius
Rts
Priges
Cass Mares
Gene Ant Wary Mor Pa
Catharine Bauer
Mary Turner
Mise Finn
Agnes Bauer
Francea Quigity
Miss Connolly
Helen Reche
Zita Welde
Milan McDonald
Nera
Onnere
Fuleva Clase
Wice Batch Toimneser
Leonards Clase
Mary Whelan
Arvo Oan
Mary Carruthers
Mian Walter
Mary McDonnell
Mary Conant
Werding
Mies Wades
Mary Genan
Mary Feley
Ora
Fitz Aeraliis
Mary F Wan Firet
Marie
Terryse
Amy Topin
Clase
Mildred Heal Orst
Mary Wangan
Lynch
Mars Hollend
Will Reclaim City Land Via Mud Pump Plan
A proposal to reclaim low land in the northeastern city area would be submitted to city council. Councilman J Fred Birrell proposes using dredged mud from the Potomac to fill depressions cheaply, aligning with government dredging projects. The plan aims to run pipelines across land and water to join the channel with swampy zones, reducing mosquitos and odors.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
J Fred Birrell
Third Ward
Potomac
Freed in Namara case by Indianapolis judge
Special to The Washington Post reports Judge Markey ordered the release of Walter Drew JoAn Badert and others tied to the National Restos Association who had been held on kidnapping charges. The grand jury had indicted John Jo McNamara Burns and others on conspiracy and dynamite charges, with evidence seized kept under guard by the sheriff.
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Criminal Court
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JoAn Badert
National Restos’ Association
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Hadeen
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Supreme Court OF the District of
Alexandria
Virginia
Wendell P Stafford
J R Young
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Chan Bridge
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Peace services call national observance on July 3
John Wester HS president of the International Peace Forum announced at the Metropolitan Temple that estimates suggest at least thirty thousand people will attend peace services nationwide next Sunday and urged adoption of arbitration treaties with foreign nations as part of a July 3 observance.
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International Peace Forum
Sterling Kerr Jr Appointed Secretary General of Scottish Rite
Sterling Kerr Jr, named secretary general of the Supreme Council 32 Southern Jurisdiction of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. He fills the vacancy after the death of Dr Austin B Chamberlain, brings long Masonic service in Philadelphia and Washington, holds senior positions in multiple Masonic bodies, and receives an attractive salary.
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Supreme Council
Keir
Sugneme Council
James Richardson
Austin B. Chamberlin
Kerr
Washington
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Supreme Council of Venezuela
Robert de Bruce
Kadosh
Albert Pike
Provinccial Grand Lodge
The
Royal Order of Scotland
Temple Lodge
Tastriet of Columbia Tre
French Premier Potentially Replaced After Cabinet Resigns
President Fallieres met with Premier Monis who remains confined after injuries. Monis submitted the cabinet resignation and suggested Finance Minister Caillaux as the likely new head. Fallieres and advisers held talks with no official statement issued. Caillaux likely to be summoned to form a ministry amid crisis.
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Rouen
Fallieres
Monis
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Falieres
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
M_ Caillaux
Elysee Palace
Crops in Need of Rain Special to The Washington Post
Reports from thirteen states show recent rains aided midwest and southern crops but warn heavy rain needed within two weeks to save corn. Potatoes generally fail, pastures poor, oats and hay short. wheat fair to good. cotton prospects strong in the South. Illinois corn good. Indiana corn up, oats half crop. Missouri oats and pastures poor. Kansas corn good with rain needed. Iowa corn improving but grasshoppers present.
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Iowa
New York
Wall Street
Supreme Court
United States
Oklahoma
South Dakota
North Dakota
Washington
Powder Trust
Powder Trust Py
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
New Jersey
Bright Crop Outlook Amid Steady Stock Market Undertone
New York June 3 stock market showed a persistent undertone despite wavering sessions. Analysts cite strong crops, improved railway and bank activity, and antitrust clarity from Supreme Court rulings as a stabilizing force, with the Panama Canal bond sale marking U.S. credit as among the world's highest.
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United States
U S Buying Fewer Luxuries Amid Economic Slowdown
A Commerce Department report shows Americans cut import costs on champagne and diamonds while overall imports rose by over 147.9 million dollars for the eleven months ending May 1910. Diamonds valued at 33.725 million entered, while champagne fell from 6 million to 3 million, furs down, and works of art the lone category with a rise.
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Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Trade Totals Show Large Gains Exports Rise Across Goods
Total advancing to 2 500 000 with 573 500 000 in goods exported in the eleven months ending May. Cotton led the list while illuminating oil abroad fell from 57 400 000 to 51 990 000. Meat and dairy exports rose from 120 100 000 to 135 400 000 and copper climbed from 76 400 000 to 89 700 000.
Steel shapes in remand railways placing bridge contracts
New York June 2 activity in placing contracts for steel shapes dominates last week’s steel trade. Railroads released bridge orders totaling thousands of tons, while building contracts for rails and other equipment demand about twenty thousand tons. Major railroad bridges include Atlantic Coast Line 2400 tons and Baltimore and Ohio 4000 tons. Building contracts feature New York rebuilding 2300 tons and Woodmen of the World building in Omaha 2700 tons. Steel output rose for ingots and wire prices were cut.
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Michigan City
Crucible Steel
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Steel Corporation
American Steel and Wire Company
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