New England Liberty Loan Drive Aims To Raise 60 Million
A massive Liberty Bond push across six states targets 60 million dollars today. Banks stay open to midnight and open air rallies, street vigils, and factory canvasses amplify efforts as Boston hosts rallies at Liberty Hall and the Common. Local firms and public workers pledge large totals amid statewide oversubscriptions.
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New England
Boston
Liberty Hall
Victory Cottage
Newsboys
Tom’ Lawson
Old South Meeting House
Volunteers of America
Market District
Pemberton Square
War Service Unit
Liberty Loan
South Boston
Phillips Church
South
Features Today of the Big Finish Loan Demonstrations
A bustling schedule from Pemberton Square details a major demonstration by foreigners opposing the loan, Alpini performers, airplane shows, and a noon Liberty Loan rally. Notable speakers include Lt Governor Coolidge and Judge Morley while bands from the Charlestown Navy Yard and the Boston Symphony provide music.
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Governor Coolidge
Major Peters
Judge Morley
Judge Day
John J. Martin
Mary Shepard
Edward P. Barry
Domenic Maggs
G. Wallace Tibbetts
William H. O’brien
Billy” Richards
Hingham Naval Band
Remick Songsters
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
E. G. Gow
Lewis Lance
Chin Chin Company
Charlestown Navy Yard Band
Ballyhoo Seven
Liberty Loan Newsboys’ Association
T. W. Lawson
Sheriff Kelcher
John A. Sullivan
Judge Riley
Jack Ansleigh
Myrtle Leman
Gladys Lindsay
Moe _ Bernstein
Newsies
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets promise clearer skin and cleansing
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, vegetable remedy to cleanse blood, bowels, and liver like calomel but without sickness. It claims pimples, bad breath, dull feeling, and constipation will improve after a few nightly doses, with boxes priced at 25 cents per box.
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Dr. Edwards
R. Edwards
Edwards
St Louis District First Over the Top in Liberty Loan
The St Louis federal reserve district became the first to subscribe its Fourth Liberty Loan quota. Treasury officials announced subscriptions of 381 200 dollars beyond its 260 million dollar allotment, and the district had also exceeded its third loan quota.
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Washington
St. Louis
Alpini Activities Mark Italian Troop Events in Boston
Today features a series of Alpini events in Boston with luncheons, a parade from North End Park to Boston Common, a rally at the Common, and a Liberty Loan mass meeting at the Boston Arena. speakers include Lt Governor Coolidge Mayor Peters and Ex Governor Walsh.
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Woman's Liberty Loan Committee
Tremont Temple
Beatrice Forbes Robertson
Tuck
Antwerp
Bague
Port
Edmund Billings
Custom House
Uncle Sam
Mayor Peters
Surveyor Maynard
Alpini
Boston
Liberty Loan Committee of
New England
Hotel Bellevue
E. B. Brandegee
Brookline
North End Park
Boston Common
Coolidge
Peters
Walsh
Needham
Copley Plaza Hotel
Liberty Loan
Boston Arena
Cambridge Schools Delayed Reopening Due to Health Safeguards
Cambridge public schools will not open Monday as a special school committee weighs reopening. A further meeting is planned late next week, but a reopening is not expected for at least a week, pending health considerations to protect pupils.
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Cambridge
SNEEZERS MAY BE THROWN OUT FROM THEATRES
Boston health officials urge theater managers to post warnings about influenza and other diseases. Patrons who sneeze or cough may be ejected. handkerchief use is advised. Yesterday 40 deaths in Boston include 24 influenza and 16 pneumonia. State reports 2993 new cases and deaths. schools to reopen Monday.
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Boston
Woodward
House Passes Six Billion War Bill in Historic Vote
The House approved a six billion dollar military deficiency bill without dissent and sent it to the Senate. Several sections were struck out for procedural reasons, including a proposed war salvage commission and cost-sharing for road damages. The measure allocates large sums to the War Department and appropriates 107.2 million for the Navy and 70 million for the war risk insurance bureau.
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Washington
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Congress
War Department
Navy
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Priest Dies in Andover
The Rev. Daniel P. Fogarty O 3 S A assistant pastor of St Augustine's Church died of pneumonia in Andover in his 33d year after a brief illness. Born February 18 1886 in Kyle Tipperary Ireland he studied at Villanova College Rome and was ordained there in 1913. Survived by parents a sister in Ireland and four brothers including Thomas Fogarty in North Troy and Jeremiah Fogarty a priesthood student in Toronto.
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Daniel P. Fogarty
S. A
St. Augustine’s Church
Father Fogarty
Kyle
Tipperary
Ireland
Villanova College
Penn
Rome
St. Augustine's Church
Bryn Mawr
John A. Nugent
Thomas Fogarty
North Troy
N. Y
Jeremiah Fogarty
Toronto
United States
Sugar Famine in Cambridge Government Blames Hoarding
Cambridge faces a severe sugar shortage in October after Food Administrator William W. Davis cites patriotic hoarding and dealer violations. Licenses have been suspended for many dealers amid reports of false statements and alien members of the population among the offenders.
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Cambridge
William W. Davis
Mr. Davis
Bullets prove more convincing than billets in Liberty Bond drive
A wartime plea urges support for Liberty Bonds as a persuasive alternative to other defense funds. The message frames bonds as practical investment and patriotic duty, aiming to boost public participation and financial backing.
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Swan & Dowd
U. 38
Railroad Administration
Lee, Brown & Dunster Company
E. J. Powers
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Parker Machine Company
Edmund A. Lash
Lynn Umbrella Manufacturing Company
Bay State Paper Company
Ocean S. S. Company
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Houghton Wool Company
J. D
Reed
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Liberty Bonds
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van Camp Ik
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