Mullions Pouring in for New Liberty Loan
The Liberty Loan campaign enters a crucial phase as Boston alone faces a $105,300,000 quota. Officials urge continued, intensified efforts nationwide to meet the 4 percent bond funding goal, stressing daily gains must outpace the first three days.
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New England
Liberty Loan Committee
Boston
Federal Reserve Bank
Greater Boston
New England Opens Second Liberty Loan Drive With Big Subscriptions
Announcement of the second Liberty Loan sets a $300 million minimum for New England with a $500 million target. Subscriptions surge as John Hancock Mutual Life and others pledge millions including Massachusetts and Endicott Johnson & Co. Plans include bond sales at Liberty Loan cottages in Boston and at major train stations.
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United States
New England
United States of America
Federal Reserve Bank
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
William L. Douglas
Brockton
W. I. Douglas Shoe Company
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Hartford
Fidelity Trust Company of
Boston
International Cotton Mills
First National Bank of Boston
Public Safety Committee
Firm
of Endicott, Johnson & Co
Henry B. Endicott
State of
Massachusetts
Charles L. Burrill
Boston Society
Boston Common
State Street Trust Company
North Station
Commonwealth Trust Company
South Station
American Trust Company
R. S. Weeks
A. L. Russell
A. W. Rantoul
William Chamberlain
Bond
Harold Ropes
Blake Brothers & Co
John Howard
Bond & Goodwin
Joseph S. Kimball
Chandler, Wilbur & Co
Henry Mann
E. W. Clark & Co
Edgar J. Driscoll
A. B. Conant & Co
C. O. Fleischner
Curtis
Liberty Loan
Central Committee
Weeks
William M. Bullivant
Northwestern Leather Company
H. B. Dillenback
Beggs & Cobb, Inc
Willis R. Fisher
A. C. Lawrence Leather Company
Arlington
Belmont Eateneneee
Brookline
Cambridge
Chelset
Boston Tawereae
Everett Ve
Lexington
Milton
Wakefield
Ceesene
Wellesley
Ewes
Winchester
Woburn
Attleboro Sete
Beverly
Chiconee
Fall River
Fitchbar
New Ene
Gloucester
Haverhill
Lawrence Eee
Lowell
Dénbenon
Marlboro
North Adams
Pittsfield
Northampton
Springfield
Taunton
Waltham
Worcester
Shoe Workers Union Buys Liberty Bonds Surpasses Pace
The Boot and Shoe Workers' Union led by secretary and treasurer C. L. Bain subscribed to 50000 dollars worth of Liberty Bonds, setting a pace for labor organizations nationwide.
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Liberty Bonds
Edward F. McGrady
Boston Central Labor Union
Labor Committee
Rain
McGrady
Bain
Boot and Shoe
Shoe Workers’ Union
Liberty
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
C. L. Bain
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