New England Mobilizes for Liberty Loan Victory Push
The Central Liberty Loan committee rallies Massachusets and New England with a seven day drive to fund the war effort. Citizens urged to buy bonds daily, knit for soldiers, and join posters and speeches led by leaders including Captain Kenneth D Marlatt and local business figures. Subscriptions surge across cities like Boston Worcester and Needham as banks report large daily totals and corporate plans push high bonds purchases.
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Liberty Loan Drive Moves Boston Employers to Service
State Senator Edward G. Morris leads patriotic rallies across Boston districts with music and speakers including local General Court representatives. The Liberty Loan drive sees Boston Automobile Dealers pledge full time to bond sales, with cars pressed into service for outreach and tire and equipment firms aiding the effort. Mrs Elizabeth Bagley of 404 Sumner Street is honored as a mother with eight sons in service, receiving a Liberty bond as a first prize. Jewish and Cambridge efforts organize mass meetings, house to house canvassing, and a hope to raise 1.5 million in Cambridge tonight. President Martin of the Exchange Trust denounces Liberty Loan traitors urging deposit withdrawals as cowardly treachery.
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Jewish Liberty Loan Committee
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Harvard University
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Exchange Trust
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Liberty Loan
Conscience Call to Buy Liberty Bonds Now
Citizens urged to answer the nation's call by purchasing Liberty Bonds. The message emphasizes moral duty and patriotic support as the United States seeks funding for the war effort.
Liberty Bond Rally Averts Alien Slacker Calls
Boston lawyers prepare for Liberty Day by urging universal war support. The main lobby of Pemberton square hosts a meeting to push bond sales with speakers including Senator Lodge and General Johnston. Navy buglers will greet attendees as officials discuss enforcing alien service and farm labor participation.
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Register of Deeds
McAdoo Urges Liberty Bond Purchases for Soldier Arms
Secretary William G. McAdoo told Denver crowds that supporting the second Liberty Loan is crucial to arm soldiers with the best weapons and to defend American rights. He warned that those who deny the war’s justification have “yellow blood,” and urged citizens to buy bonds to fund arms and munitions.
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Aerial Liberty Loan Bombs To Reach U.S. Cities
President Wilson’s Liberty Loan message will be dropped tomorrow by 47 aviators and eight balloonists. Each green and blue paper bomb will bear a mayoral ribbon and deliver the loan appeal to communities from Mineola to San Diego. The War Department oversees flights from multiple bases nationwide.
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Skeffington to Tour South for Liberty Loan Campaign
Local Commissioner of Immigration Henry J. Skeffington heads a week long Liberty Loan tour through West Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina He plans stops in Wheeling West Virginia and Hel Springs North Carolina where he will visit German sailors interned there before his prior trip.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Liberty Loan Campaign
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He- Springs
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Rhode Island Needs Ten Million to Hit Minimum
Providence shows $15,465 900 towards its allotment and Pawtucket at 75 percent. The state total to date is $18,593,500 with today’s subscriptions adding $2,005,150. Ten million more must be subscribed to reach the state minimum.
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Fish Robber Company Sales Spark Local Interest
Springfield Mass report notes 4489 employees buying $290 800 in 48 hours at Chicopee malls. Rotary Club members contributed $82 500 in subscriptions during a meeting, as announced today.
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Chicopee
Rotary Club
City of Chicago Plans Buying $2,090,000 Bonds
Chicago finance committee recommends investing $27,000,000 of its special traction fund in Liberty bonds as part of city borrowing plans.
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Unclear Chelsea Court Sees No Drunkenness Charges
No individuals were charged with drunkenness in Chelsea court yesterday. The report notes this marks the first such absence for several months, indicating a pause in cases of public inebriation in the city.
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Patriot urged to buy Liberty Bond for America
A call to citizens to support the government by purchasing Liberty Bonds. The speaker stresses cheerful service to the nation and identifies bond purchases as the best current act of patriotism and support for America.
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