The European Goliath Felling Promised By President Wilson
A Balt imore account describes a Saturday event where President Wilson declared the Goliath of Europe would be felled. The Armory bazar, battlescape decor, and Marine Band accompanied his speech. The piece urges Democratic unity and predicts six Maryland Democrats to Congress next fall.
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Baltimore
Wilson
Paris
Europe
America
William
Germany
Maryland
Congress
Third Liberty Loan details and editorial stance
The piece outlines a 3 billion dollar Third Liberty Loan at 4 percent interest, dated May 9, 1918 and maturing September 15, 1928, with semiannual interest dates to avoid clashing with the Second Liberty Loan. It quotes European press criticism of Germany, notes Methodist church ordination unity, and urges citizens to invest in government bonds to support wartime aims, warning that delaying would invite German advances.
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Rhine
Seed scarcity prompts saving clover seed locally
Washington warns seed supplies of comon clover are extremely limited. Growers who previously relied on imported seed face no further imports and are urged to save local seed for this valuable crop.
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Washington
Third Liberty Loan Awarded To Towns Subscribing Quota
The United States Treasury announces the Third Liberty Loan honor program. Communities meeting their district quota earn an honor flag of 36 by 54 inches with a red border and blue stripes, plus a blue star for each 100 percent quota increase. Window cards will display subscriber names and hang in windows as proof of patriotism. Towns are urged to participate to distinguish themselves in the national drive.
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New Yorker Volkszeitung
Deutsche Zeitung
Berlin
Imperial Post Office
Germany
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Wong
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Liberty Loan Committee
Honor Libers Loan
Honor Phae
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Court House
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Georgeanna Gravatt
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T. P. Fisher
J. H. Nichols
Caroline County
State Road
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JT. Carter
Madison Brown Trustee of Centreville Maryland
Centreville Maryland trustee Madison Brown is named in an auction listing with Tot Siwarn as auctioneer. The record notes an official role and an auction event in the town.
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Centreville
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