Million a Day Behind on Loan in New England
New England Liberty Loan drive reports show $68,590,000 raised in the first week from 72,841 donors with Massachusetts contributing $39,444,000. Boston sold $19,938,000 in bonds but other towns boosted totals to leave Boston at $13,287,410. Strong speakers Mary Pickford and Mme Schumann-Heink headlined rallies, with numerous meetings and parades planned to maintain momentum toward the week’s goals.
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New England
Massachusetts
Boston
N. Penrose Hallowell
New England Liberty Loan Committee
Mary Pickford
Mme. Schu
Uota
Bernardston
Women's Liberty Loan Committee of
Womenm
Leominster
Walter F. Whitney
Liberty Barracks
Boston Common
United States
Faneuil Hall
Ward 5 Committee
Fruit and Produce Exchange
Peters
John H. Dunn
Insurance Men’s Liberty Loan Committee
William Hedge
Boston District Committee
Ward 5
Joseph P. Lomasney
Ward 8
Romney Spring
Ward 6
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Islander
Connecticut
Federal Reserve Bank
Liberty Loan Rally Tonight at Mechanics Building
A Liberty Loan patriotic rally will be held in Mechanics Building tomorrow evening under the Retail Trade Board. Speakers will address workers in Boston retail stores first, admitted by ticket until 6 10. After that time the public may enter. program ends about 8 o clock.
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Liberty Barracks
Gettysburg Post 191
Glee Club
Douglas Fairbanks
Swat the Kaiser
Tremont Temple
Boston Navy Yard
Daniels
Josephus Daniels
Andrew J. Peters
F. L. Higginson
Malcolm Lang
Barrett Wendell
Thomas Wood _ Stevens
Liberty Loan
Margaret Eager
Boston
Rowley
Provincetown
Camp Devens
Newton Highlands
Swansea
Ipswich
Newton Centre
Rutland
Charles A. Simpson
Weston
Edmund Parker
Women's Speaker Bureau
Mechanics Building
The
Retail Trade Board
Kaiser Rule and Liberty Bonds Speech by Mayor Fitzgerald
Mayor John F. Fitzgerald told 500 Conrad & Co. officials and employees on Winter Street that Kaiser rule means the dictator would demand all they own, not a loan of 50 dollars. He urged total Liberty Bond subscriptions to defeat Prussian autocracy and save America.
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Newport
Hull
Employers’ Liability Assurance Corporation, Ltd
London
Kidder, Peabody & Co
City of Worcester
American Zinc Company
Town of Ashby
City of Fitchburg
Noyes Buick Company
C. F. Baker & Co
R. J. Estab
Carpenters’ Union
Cap Makers’ Union
Joint Board of Cloakmakers
Raymond Syndicate
John F. Fitzgerald
Conrad & Co
Winter Street
Empire
United States
America
Europe
Asia
Huge Credits Rally Boosts Liberty Loan Drive
At a post closing rally the R. H. White Company announced a $1 bonus per employee for every $50 Liberty bond purchased, as Mayor Peters urged a nationwide effort. George Johnson announced the plan to about 400 workers who applauded the call to back shipyards, credits, and wartime production for victory.
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R. H. White Company
Peters
George Johnson
Kaiserism
United Voice from Lt Jones on National Unity
A speech quotes Lieutenant Jones of the Black Waters declaring that the American people, including men women and children, are standing together as one united country. The remarks emphasize unity and collective resolve amid shared national concerns.
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Lieutenant Jones
The
Black Waters
Bonds Rally Urges Citizens to Support War Shipping
Citizens urged to fund ships for transporting soldiers, with appeals to build dollars and purchase bonds. The message emphasizes private contributions to expand the fleet and sustain wartime logistics.
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England
Hallowell
Dunn
Liberty Theatre
Cohan Revue Company
Insurance Men’s Committee
Herbert Parker
Shubert Theatre
Pliny Jewell
People’s Theatre
Grafton Cushing
Roslindale Congregational Church
Major Complin
Winchester
Calumet Club
Plincy Jewell
Milton Town Hall
Cluvertus
Watertown Town Hall
IF. W. Dallinger
Canton Town Hall
David TI. Walsh
F. H. Pope
Clinton
C. Hall
William J. Kenney
Canton
Charlemont
Winchendon
Groveland
Ashland
Williston
Richmond
Huntington
St. George
St. Johnsbury
East Greenwich
Barrington
Hopkinton
Rhode Island
Belfast
Chinery
Fore River
Weymouth
Quincy Women's Liberty Loan Committee
Fore River Works
Chicopee Falls
Liberty Loan Jewish Committee
Jewish Committee
Massachusetts Credit Union Association
Beachmont
Revere
Harry B. Pray
James P. Dolan
Ernest Acker
Alfred S. Hall
Michael F. Shaw
Arthur R. von Balsan
Revere Budget
Uncle Sam
Warland Street
Neponset
Mrs. Daniels
Arlington
Andover Os
Cohasset
Eseres
Danvers
Dedham
Greenfield
Framingham
Haverhill
Hingham
Hopedale
Lee See
Lowell A
Medford
Middleboro
Milford
Natick Eeery
Newton
North Adams
Norwell
Salem
Somerville
Springfield
Swampscott
Topsfield
Bristol
Dover
Franklin
Groveton
Hanover
Nashua
Peterboro
Portsmouth
Suncook
Webster
Whitefield
Tee
Berheley
Bradford
Peeweenee
Brattleboro
Hardwick
Jamaica
Middlebury
Baeeweene
Montpelier
Morrisville
Richford
Camden
Ee Dover
Farmington Wes Ereene
Fryeburg
Gardiner
Islesboro
Eery
Lewiston
Pittsfield
Portland
Skowhegan
Meriden
New Haven
Rockville
Salisbury
Seymour
Southington
Windsor
Ward and Chairman
W C Maireesee
William ©. Healey
Richard S. Teeling
William F
Murray Mo
Timothy F. Callahan
Charles H. Innes
Homney Spring
Jos
A. Maynard
Charles D.M. Bishop
Henry W. Kelly
Frank M Hogarty
Francis M. Costello
Stephen R. Mealley
Henry Pawn
William J Fitzgerald
Peter Donaghue
Seas
Jacob Asserman Oe
Sanford Bates
John H. Howard Eee
Robert T. Fowler
Harry R. Stone
Tees
Herbert A. Wilson
Will S. Fuller
Double Merchants
United Stat
Mohican
Sale
Haddock
Onsons
AKS
Karo
Blue Label
Wed
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Gude
Red Blood Builder
Tonere Lamas le
Gudo
M. J. Breitenbach CO
New York
F. Alexander Chandler
Lieut
O. B. Jones
Black Watch
Charles F. Weed
Liberty Loan Committee of
Michael J. Murray
Boston Municipal Court
R.A. White Co
White
Phlox
Strong
Jack Magna
Margaret Dicksee
John Hopper
N. Ulrich Brunner
Paul Neyron
Bessie Brown LaFrance
Anna de Diesbach
Prince Camille de Rohan
California
Clearing House Parcel Delivery Co
St So Large
Dorothy Perkins
King
Augusta
Baron Hulot
Edwards
All Date Eckman Laboratory
Pelphia
Congress
D.D.D
Washington St
Boston St
Boylston and
Essex Tunnel
Osgood
Liberal Credit
Princess
Our
Pri
White Mountain
Osgood Sleepers
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