Liberty Bond Rally urged to fund war effort nationwide
The pamphlet extols Second Liberty Loan bonds issued by the Treasury. It urges every citizen to lend money to the government to support troops, the navy, merchant vessels, and wartime supplies, promising interest at three percent per year and stressing bonds as a safe investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. McAdoo
S of Treasury
Ctizen
Maranes
France
United States
Congress of the
Thoussida
I Treasury
Sidioes
America
Library War Council Urges Books for Liberty Loans
The Library War Council led by Newton D. Baker seeks $1,000,000 to buy and distribute books to soldiers and sailors. Prominent authors donate books at cost and forego royalties while campaigns urge war support and Liberty Loans to back national defense efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherlock Holmes
Mr. Watson
Aney
Library War Council
Newton D. Baker
War Service Committee
American Library Association
Ames
America
L. T. Richardson
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Caesar
Liberty Bond Drive Supports Soldiers and Libraries
Citizens are urged to buy Liberty Bonds to fund libraries for training camps and cantonments. Harold Braddock reports governors have appointed local war councils and librarians will collect from cities nationwide. The effort plans 32 library buildings and 350000 books for soldiers, with donations starting at one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Braddock
Montclair
N. J
Library War Council
National War Council
United States
Fulton’s Men of The National Army First Detachment
List of soldiers and officers from Fulton in the National Army First Detachment dated September 6 1917 including Otto Pankhouser Frank Miller Paul H Hemsoth Fern Harrison Robert Bissonette Roddy Weckesser Walter Myers and many others with ranks and full names. The roster names numerous individuals across multiple families indicating a local mobilization effort during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto B. Pankhouser
Frank H. Miller
Ee Tae Paul H. Hemsoth
Fern D. Harrison
Robert J. Bissonette
Ohio 166th Regiment at Camp Mills on Long Island
The 166th Ohio National Guard, about three thousand men, is encamped at Camp Mills on Long Island with the Rainbow Division. The piece highlights drill routines, camp kitchens, and camaraderie, noting a cosmopolitan mix of Ohioans and foreign-born soldiers and praising merit over origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Ohio
War Department
Camp Mills
166Th Ohio
National Guard
Buckeye
Cleveland
Cinnati
Columbus
Lima
Dayton
Delaware
Chillicothe
Toledo
Mington
Marion
Miami Valley
Polocks
Polock
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Liberty
U. S
Chamberlain
A. C. Kirstein
Greenville
Tis
WDS
Fulton’s Men of the
National Army
Camp Sherman
Roddy
Albert Weckesser
Walter B. Myers Pond J. Hayes Harvey Agsten
Gail
Frank W. Hines
William N. Alpany
William Greiner Howard
Dolf
Fred Galbraith
Claude Buehrer James H. Gehring Farl Eberly
John Dale
Ek G. En Arthur H. Phillips Charles Ivan Potes Solomon Schrag Clark O, Swisher
Harry H. Poleyene
Jakupeca P. Lane Harold G. Collins
Glen E. Batdorf
Harley Werner Eli Shibler Leon Mack Lawrence H. Leavy Howard H. Dickasd
Charles J. Kinsman Orrin R. Robinson
Leignton R. Hubbar
Ora Rupp
James Irwin
Gangey
Arthur Clark Richardson Earl Albert Kastner
William Evened
King Burnal
Jacob Bachman
Charles A Ees
Et Glen Beate Ooenry
H. Rodd, Seasie Baldwin
Fredrick G. Thompson
Samuel E. "Elder
Clarence J. Dui
Romanus J. Gillen
Ray Mass
Vernier
Henry Steinbrecker
John Mizeray
Guy Calvin Kinney
Joseph Verier Ray Leverett Potter
Ephriam Clough
Donald C. Woodard
Albert Rice
James R. Ruple Ve E. Connell
William Gleitze
Roy Herald Crisman
Ralph Lee Bushe
Russell Robert Clymer
George H. Kinerim
Simon Stuckey
Bae ‘W. Meister
Arthur Audley Green
Ignatius M. Iprank
L. Johnson
Lenore X. Dominique
Liberty Bonds
the Liberty Loan Committee
Ohio Building
Toledo, Ohio
N. Y
Hemptead
Oakhouses
New In Arms
The
66Th
Association
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