New England Slumps in Liberty Loan Sales
New England faces another slump in Liberty Loan subscriptions, risking a lag behind other regions. The New England committee urges immediate action with rallies in Melrose, Boston, Needham, Waltham, Lynn, South Boston, and more, highlighting strong pledges from firms like Hayden, Stone & Co. and A C Lawrence Leather.
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Charles Fr. Johnson
Needham Town Hall
George B. Glidden
Corporal Auger
Waltham
General Electric Works
Lynn
Grafton D. Cushing
H. & J. Shoe Company
South Boston
Detroit Passes Its Liberty Loan Mark in Campaign
Detroit reports oversubscription for the third Liberty Loan with a four day total of 38.6 million dollars against a 36.8 million quota. News notes wide participation from stock exchanges and firms like United Cigar Stores, plus local women’s and Jewish committees driving house to house appeals in Massachusetts and New England towns.
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Liberty Loan subscriptions soar in New York five days
Subscriptions filed at the Federal Reserve Bank of the New York district for the Liberty Loan in the first five days reached 206,560,100, compared with 131,312,100 for the same period of the second loan. Speakers praised Americans for raising funds to support the government. Rallies in Boston Barracks and Liberty theatre featured speakers and entertainment.
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Alice Stone Blackwell
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Guy D. Gold
Boston War Work Council
Liberty Loan subscriptions top 3451.7 million in five days
Liberty Loan subscriptions reported to federal reserve banks through last night total 351,744,000, about 175,825,000 more than a night earlier. New York District leads with 206,560,100. other districts show varied results across Chicago Boston Cleveland Philadelphia St. Louis Dallas Kansas City San Francisco Richmond and Atlanta.
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Investigation into bonds trading below market value
New York April 12. Assistant District Attorney Brogan announced an inquiry into individuals buying Liberty bonds at prices under their quoted market value. The probe targets those in the business of purchasing bonds at discounts and may involve further legal action.
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Randolph School Board Faces Flag Display Question
Randolph school board members Dr George W Higgins Edmund K Belcher and Edward C Long were summoned to Quincy District Court to show cause why a complaint should not be issued for failing to display the United States flag at Prescott School Randolph Commander William B Spear of Captain Horace Niles Post G A R testified that the board claimed there were no halyards on the flagpole and offered to rig it but no action followed
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Avery
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Edmund K. Belcher
Edward C. Long
Two Arraigned in Elevator Accident Case
Herbert G. Perry and Jefferson I. Morse were arraigned in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday over the Carney building elevator collapse that injured seven, including five with broken legs. They posted $500 bail after entering not guilty pleas for failing to report a prior August 15 incident.
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Jefferson I. Morse
Superior Criminal Court
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Perry
A. W. Perry
Boston
Morse
Carney
100 Coal Passers And Firemen Needed
The United States Shipping Board Recruiting Service in Boston called for 100 more coal passers and firemen for immediate sea service to New York, citing an acute shortage of manpower for American merchant ships.
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Uncle Sam urges readers to buy Liberty bonds now
A concise patriotic appeal urging immediate action to support Liberty bonds, encouraging readers to meet the government halfway by purchasing bonds as a civic duty. The note emphasizes timeliness and national solidarity without detailing instructions.
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Sam
Widow loses will contest in Suffolk County
Mrs Lalra Dunbar Richards widow of Edward Richards a prominent real estate dealer loses her bid for a new trial. A Suffolk county jury found the will to have been unduly influenced by the widow or by Mary E Fallon the bookkeeper. The decision ends the contest and the estate will pass under the original provisions.
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Lalra Dunbar Richards
Edward &. Richards
Suffolk County
Richards
Mary E. Fallon
Woman credits Pinkham's Compound with healing life
West Plains Missouri woman Miss Cora Lee Hall says severe monthly cramps indigestion and general weakness vanished after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a friend urged her to try. She praises the remedy as life saving and recommends others with similar suffering to use it.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cora Lee Hall
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