Final Figures Of Fourth Liberty Loan In New England
The Fourth Liberty Loan district reports subscriptions exceeding its quota by over 50 percent. Connecticut leads in over subscription, Maine second with about 50 percent, and New Hampshire close behind. Boston, with a $128.47 million quota, closed at $139.01 million after losses to other areas.
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New England
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Boston
State quotas and subscriptions listed for several states
The standings of the States show subscription figures and quotas for Maine New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island Connecticut and Massachusetts. The table lists each state with its subscription amount and quota alongside a final combined total.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Oust Women After the War
The Central Federated Union backed a reconstruction report urging women to vacate industrial positions after the war to give way to returning soldiers. It praised federal plans for rehab, training, and civilian job placement for veterans and urged reclaiming unused lands for men entering agriculture. It also called for immigration restrictions during economic readjustment.
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New York
Central Federated Union Tonight
Committee On Reconstruction
Lane
Prisoners Taken On Western Front From Jan to Nov
British officials said in the House of Commons that from January 1 to November 5 the western front yielded 200000 prisoners for Britain. The French captured 140000, Americans 50000, and Belgians 15000 in the same period.
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London
House of Commons
Hamburg in rebel control as red flags fly in port
Amsterdam dispatch reports Hamburg fully under rebel control with red flags flying over ships in the harbor. Cologne Gazette notes Hamburg newspapers confirm the situation as of November 7.
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Amsterdam
Hamburg
Collogne Gazette
Petition Against Boston Telephone Company at Burleson
A protest petition directed to Postmaster General Burleson opposing a company controlled group at the Boston office of the New England Telephone Company will circulate to all 3800 Boston Telephone Operators Union members. Electrical Workers Union 202 initiated the petition, and operators agreed to distribute it to every member.
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Burleson
Boston
New England Telephone Company
Boston Telephone Operators’ Union
Electrical Workers’ Union 202
Boston unions mobilize against company run Telephone Society
A protest argues the new organization seeks to disrupt existing bona fide unions. Local 202 clerks and Local 142 Inside Telephone Men joined to gather petition signatures for federal action. Operators' union members oppose a company controlled body including unionized departments. Local 202 calls for division superintendent removal over alleged role in forming the society.
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Washington Street
Local 202
Washington
Boston
Telephone Society
Traffic
U S Lines Advance on Meuse Front
American forces on the western edge of Bourey wood and in the Woevre forest east of the Meuse push forward as Pershing’s right wing advances on November 8.
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Meuse
Associated Press
Pershing
Bourey Wood
Woevre Forest
Battle progress near Ecurey and Metz fronts reported
In Ecurey wood the line advanced cutting Bois de la Montagne sector while Woevre forest patrols met resistance. The front shows last enemy positions and a likely withdrawal. Air observers report roads east of Sedan Stenay Conflans and Longuyon packed with cannons and vehicles toward Metz. Fires in Sedan area and Mouzon.
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Ecurey Wood
Bois de la Montagne
Haraumont
Brandeville
Woevre Forest
Sedan
Stenay
Conflans
Longuyon
Metz
Mouzon
Erzberger called a German propagandist by state official
A Boston statement by Alfred L. Becker, deputy state attorney general, denounces Dr. Mathias Erzberger as a key propagandist for Germany in the armistice talks. The remark ties Erzberger to prior defeatist schemes, linking him to von Jagow and Ottoman agents through Albanian prince Noureddin Vlora and Salih Gourdji.
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New York
Mathias Erzberger
Marshal Foch
Italy
France
Alfred L. Becker
Bolo Pasha
Humbert
von Jagow
Becker
Erzberger
Noureddin Vlora
Albania
Paris Ready for Victory Celebration
Paris is preparing to celebrate likely armistice news with decorations including allied flags shields banners and insignia. Anticipation grows as dealers display hunting and decorative items and large banners are inspected by enthusiasts.
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Paris
German Lines To Amsterdam Cut
Telegraphic communication between Amsterdam and Berlin Lubeck Bremen and Hamburg has been stopped at the request of the Berlin postal authorities. A report is current that there have been distur bances at Essen.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Lubeck
Bremen
Hamburg
Essen
Waterfront Calendar Entry Amid Ocean Weather Notes
Inland notes resemble a nautical almanac dated November 9 with celestial data. It lists tide heights morning and evening, full moon on November 18, new moon December 3, and evening star Mars with morning stars Jupiter Venus and Saturn.
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Jong
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Saturn
Coast trade and weather notes amid Costa Rica revolutions
Mean barometer and temperature readings led the fishing pier prices list for haddock cod pollock hake and halibut. Rev S W Edwards missionary returned from Costa Rica recounting revolutions and an April peace signaled gradual economic adjustment.
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Atlantic
United Fruit Company
S. W. Edwards
Methodist Church
Costa Ric
Cartago
Boston
John G. Chandler
Neptune
Staten Island
McConnell Captain Joseph W McConnell Killed in France
The obituary notes Captain Joseph W McConnell killed in action in France on Sept 12. He was the husband of Mary Clexton McConnell. A Requiem high mass will be held at St Hugh's Church in Grove Hall on Saturday at 9 a m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
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William ©. Nicholson
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Bradley
Dorchester
Hugh Bradley
Mary J. William Bradley
Hamilton St
St. Peter’s Church
Milford
Somerville
Thomas A
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Mary Bradley
Readmond
Jaques St
St. Ann’s Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Brown
Roxbury
Joseph L. Brown
Akron St
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Kate
William J. Butler
Poplar St
Chelsea
J. H. Burns
Broadway
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Hyslop
Dotti
Medford
Josephine
John B. Dotti
North End
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Cross St
St. Leonard's Church
Prince St
Boston
Farrow
Winchester
Fred Farrow
Charles W. Hunt
Main St
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Patrick J
Margaret Flanagan
McCormack
Friel
Cambridge
Patrick
Katherine Friel
Graham
Portsmouth
St. Mary’s Church
Gainard
France
Philip A. Gainard
204Th Signal Corps
Thomas F
Elizabeth J. Gainard
Chester Ave
St. Rose’s
Galvin
Winthrop
Ellen B
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Margaret Galvin
Beach Road
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Hanson
Annie B. Hanson
Edwin Hanson
Perley C. Libby
Aldersey St
Harmon
Fred PB. Harmon
Bryant
Austin St
Charlestown
Hines
John T
Elizabeth Hines
McKeon
Smith St
Hodge
Michael J
Annie B. Hodge
McGovern
Boylston St
Church of the Sacred Heart
Hodgson
Middleboro
Thomas
Unitarian Church
Mass
Horne
Herbert L. Horne
Delia J. Horne
Midland St
St. Williams
Macauley
Frances M
Joseph A. Macauley
West Cottage St
M’carty
Revere
Thomas H
Catherine McCarty
John P
Catherine A. McNamara
St. Leo's Church
Esmond St
Monahan
Michael
Ellen Monahan
Cahalane
Woodward Ave
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Parkpr
Brookline
Hoy
Hattie Parker
Leuschner
Glenville Ave
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Harvast
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Hyde Park
Leroy M. Pickford
Warren Ave
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Margaret T. Powers
Druddy
Chambers St
Ogere
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Maynard
Price
Myrtle Irving Price
Harvard Terrace
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William A
Mary E
Central St
Walsh
Watertown
William J
Julia O. Walsh
O’brien
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Belmont Council No
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Albert E
Eugene Wetzler
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Upham Memorial Church
Forest Hills
White
Carney Hospital
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Catherine A. White
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William Wooldridge
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Joseph W. M’connell
Mary Clexton McConnell
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Navy
Brighton
Faneuil Realty Trust
In Memoriam Requiem for Peter Costello
A month's mind high mass for Peter BE Costello who died at Camp Grant Illinois will be celebrated Monday morning November 11 at St. Mary Church South Boston at 8 30 oclock.
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Peter BE
Costello
Camp Grant
Illinois
St. of Church
South Boston
Basch to unveil memory headstone in East Boston
The unveiling of Amelia Basch’s headstone, widow of Nathan B. Basch, is set for Sunday November 10 at 3 PM in Chabei Shalom Cemetery Wordsworth Street East Boston.
German Families Ordered to Leave Keene Strike Action
In Keene New Hampshire on November 8 City Marshal Philbrick ordered two German families to depart the city on suspicion of fomenting a strike at the Artistic Narrow Web Company factory engaged in war work. Workers walked out today seeking higher pay despite a recent wage adjustment.
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Keene, N. H
Philbrick
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