Two Great Finishes in Liberty Loan Drive Boston
The campaign ends with Liberty Hall on Boston Common open all day and until midnight Saturday. Free motion pictures at night and constant activity promise a lively day. Bonds available on instalments or under the cash and carry plan. All-America Fair slated for Saturday afternoon on Boston Common.
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Liberty Hall
Boston Common
Boston
Italian Army Veterans Honored by Boston Crowd
Thousands of Boston patriots cheered 85 Italian army veterans of the Alpini division as they were welcomed, dined, and entertained from arrival to late night to support the Fourth Liberty Loan drive.
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Boston
Alpine Division
Italians Parade in Boston to Honor War Veterans
A large crowd greeted Captain Ernesto Lampugnani and 125 Italian groups as they traveled from South Station to the Copley Plaza Hotel for a luncheon. Police, state officials, and volunteers escorted the parade through city streets amid patriotic cheers and calls to buy Liberty bonds.
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Italy
South Station
Copley Plaza Hotel
Ernesto Lampugnani
Giuliano Poetto
Bettino Barbettii
G. A. Moriarty
United States Army
America
Liberty Loan Committee of
New England
Alexander Whiteside
Italian Loan Committee
Vincenzo Brogna
Joseph Borgatti
Domenico Mollica
D Company
W. H. Whitney
Walter Halstrom
Department of the Army
Summer Street
D’avini
City Hall
Peters
General Crozier
Wood
Burrill
Stevens
State House
Hall of Flags
McCall
Copley Plaza
Captain Lampugnani
Gustavo de Rosa
Liberty Hall
Liberty Loan
Women’s Red Cross Volunteer Motor Corps
Ballot Law Commission to locate soldiers for Sept political vote
The Ballot Law Commission agreed to locate service members who were ballot voters on September 24 in the 10th district. Counsel for Congressman Peter F. Tague alleges some voters were not in Boston on that date.
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Joseph F. O’connell
Boston
O’connell
Rosenberg
Hendricks Club
United States Navy
New York
Jonathan Tomlinson
Tague
John F. Fitzgerald
Congress
Lucerne
John B. Piscopo
Emma M. Pugh
East Newton Street
Frank H. Queen
James H. Smith
Shawmut Avenues
John J. Howell
Camp Dix
United States Navy School
Samuel C. Grossman
Grossman
J. Homer Albers
Fitzgerald
Cunningham
O'Connell
Ballot Law Commission
10Th
Peter F. Tague
Man Buys Bond Exceeding Planned Fourth Liberty Loan
A resident explains that with only 100 dollars earmarked for the Fourth Liberty Loan they bought a 500 dollar bond. The bank loan added 400 dollars, and will be repaid over a year at eight dollars weekly.
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Larsat
Fighting Fourth Liberty Loan
Alpini
Madame Sandelius
U. S. Navy
Coolidge
Andrew J. Peters
David I. Walsh
Newbro
Lila Lee
Paramount
Detroit
Mich
Paramount Pictures
Miss Lee
Liggett’s
S. S. Pierce C
Slameae
The
Herpicide Co
Houghton & Dutton
Milnhotes Co
Msreu
Tess Wwe
Ballot Law Board
Filene Men’s
Barathea
Navy
Cadet
Yale
Filene’s—street
Liberty
White Warner Company
Taunton
Mass
S. M. Howes Company
Patel Teas
Bam Tice