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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1917

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Liberty Loan massively oversubscribed across districts

Treasury officials report Liberty Loan subscriptions totaling about 2.506 billion dollars with potential to reach 3.009 billion. Most districts report strong small-subscriber activity as banks and reserve districts rush to process late noon subscriptions. New York leads with massive early demand, while Atlanta and Kansas City lag in reports.

Associated Press Washington Treasury Federal Reserve Atlanta Kansas City

Durham Subscriptions Go Over Liberty Loan Allotment

Durham subscriptions to the Liberty Loan exceed the city quota as W A Erwin of Erwin Cotton Mills subscribes 250 000. A sale of a half million dollars had been reported earlier and Durham's quota about 600 000 now appears to be surpassed with subscriptions in the neighborhood of 800 000.

Durham Liberty Loan W. A. Erwin Erwin Cotton Mill

Liberty Loan Drive Exceeds District Target in Fourth District

Cleveland officials report subscriptions in excess of 225 million dollars by noon, with indications of reaching 250 million. The district had set a minimum of 180 million and a maximum of 225 million, now surpassed.

Cleveland Liberty Loan

Liberty Loan bonds trade opens on stock exchange

New York June 15 trading in Liberty Loan bonds began at noon on the stock exchange. Governors decided to list the bonds on the exchange and they will be dealt in when issued. The first sale, a $10,000 lot, sold at par plus 150, the next $250,000 lot also sold at par.

New York Chicago Cleveland Bostom Stock Exchange Liberty Loan

St Louis Prepares to Exceed Liberty Loan Quota

Reports to the St Louis reserve bank indicate the eighth federal district will over subscribe its 80 million dollar Liberty Loan allotment. The city is expected to subscribe for 40 million, or 15 million over its quota.

St. Louis St. Louis Reserve Bank Today

Over Half the Loan Delayed by Tabulating Clerks

In New York on June 15 reports say tabulating clerks fall behind as loan figures wait for final tally. The delay raises questions about processing efficiency and timing of the loan release.

New York Participa

BR Reynolds Company Subscribes to $1 Million Liberty Bonds

Winston Salem June 15 The BR Reynolds company subscribed for one million dollars Liberty bonds. This adds to substantial already subscribed totals by the firm and reflects strong support for war finance.

Winston-Salem BR. J. Reynolds Company

Fifth District To Take The Minimum Amount

Richmond states that the Fifth District will take the minimum Liberty bond allotment as telegraphic orders exceed 1,000. Authorities predict a 24 hour window to finalise the district estimate, with a maximum reach of 103 million dollars and Richmond over subscribing its 7 million quota by six million.

Richmond Federal Reserve Bank For Liberty Bonds

State subscriptions fall short of total allotment in North Carolina

Raleigh reports indicate North Carolina subscribed about seven million dollars of the twelve million allotted. Subscriptions made in the state total 41,061,050 with 3,390 individual subscribers.

Raleigh Central Loan Committee For North Carolina

Liberty Loan Trades Above Par In Baltimore Trading

The Liberty loan was traded in the Baltimore stock exchange today at 10114 on first sales with other sales at 101.

Baltimore Stock Exchange

Stanly County Forms Red Cross Chapter in Albemarle

Albemarle plans a formal organizing meeting for the Stanly County Red Cross chapter on Monday night as enough volunteers have pledged to meet requirements. The county exceeded government estimates by registering over 1,000 more people, ahead of several larger counties.

Albemarle Red Cross Stanly County Red Cross Chapter

New England Boosts Liberty Loan Subscriptions

New England, initially lagging in Liberty Loan contributions, rallied and appeared poised to exceed 240 million dollars for the section. Federal Reserve officials estimated subscriptions reached about 215.6 million by last night as tabulations continued.

Boston New England Federal Reserve Bank

Britton and Lewis Fight To Ten Round Draw In New York

Chicago’s Jack Britton and Ted Kid Lewis battled ten fast rounds in New York last night ending in a draw. Britton weighed 136 pounds and Lewis 134 pounds.

New York Jack Britton Chicago Ted “Kid” Lewis Britton Lewis

Government to release all Irish rebels prisoners

London reports that on June 15 the government announced it would release all prisoners taken in the Irish rebellion. The decision follows ongoing negotiations and aims to ease tensions surrounding the uprising and its aftermath.

London

Merchants of City Plan Home Trade Campaign

City merchants through their association prepare a campaign to persuade residents to shop locally. A local cloth example shows savings from buying at home, while a new credit bureau aims to protect merchants and steady collections by July 15. A dollar day and pay up week are planned with extensive advertising to boost local business and bank deposits. C F Tomlinson will speak on financing your business at the next meeting.

Merchants’ Association Credit Bureau C. F. Tomlinson

Air raid casualties in Britain rise to over four hundred

London reports from Home Secretary Sir George Cave state that Wednesday raids killed 104 people and injured 154 severely and 269 mildly. He notes 120 children were among the dead or wounded, highlighting the wartime toll.

London George, Cave Home Secretary House of Commons

Mayor of Bluefield Dies After Shooting Incident

Bluefield West Virginia reports mayor E. E. Carter died after a gunshot wound. Suspect Miss Bessie Young is in custody along with her mother Mrs Mildred Young charged with complicity. Prosecutor says Young confessed but claims Carter abused her mother.

Bluefield W. Va E. E. Carter Carter Bessie Young Mildred Young Miss Young Lee

Oklahoma City Liberty Loan quota oversubscribed

Oklahoma City oversubscribes its Liberty Loan quota by noon with subscriptions passing the three million dollar mark. The quota was $2,100,000 and oversubscribed by $900,000.

Oklahoma City Okla

Record of Largest West Point Plebe Class Admitted

West Point New Cadets Admit 3252 in historic plebe class. Enrollment rises to 900 as the class becomes the largest in the academy's history.

West Point N. Y Military Academy

British Ship Sunk In North Sea Torpedoed

London reports the British armed merchant cruiser Avenger was torpedoed and sunk in the North Sea on Wednesday. Only one of the crew was lost, others were saved.

London North Sea

Americans Hope for Russia as Wilson Notes Spark Debate

Petrograd June 15. Russia relies on the American mission to clarify views on Wilsons note. Editors split, with workmen and soldiers Gazette questioning the no annexations principle while Reuters praises plain language and democracy. Elihu Root and the American diplomatic mission arrive to aid cooperation as Moscow mobilizes women physicians for war service.

Workmen's and Soldiers Gazette Wilson France England America Russia Elihu Root Ald American Railroad Technical Commission Petrograd Social Democrats Academy of Science Iis Kerensky

Senate finance panel approves war tax revisions

Washington June 15 the senate finance committee reached two decisions on the war revenue tax bill. They exempt $200 per dependent child from income tax and reduce the bank check stamp tax from 2 cents to 1 cent as part of the revisions.

Washington Senate Finance Committee

Explosion at Aetna Powder Company plant near Birmingham

An explosion hit the Aetna Powder Company plant on lower Coalburg road on June 15 just before 11 am. All telephones to the plant were out of order and details were unavailable.

Birmingham Aetna Powder Company Coalburg Road Aboent

Baltimore Federal League Drops Suit Against Organized Baseball

The Baltimore Federal league today dropped its suit against organized baseball. The decision was announced in Philadelphia on June 15. No further details were provided.

Philadelphia Baltimore Federal League Today

Pershing Guest of Marshall of France

Paris June 15 The French academy will have officers greet General Pershing and invite him to a reception on June 28 The American general and his staff dined with Marshal Joffre at the military club Today American officers with a French officer began a tour of railroad centers to study transport and supply lines The French press discusses Pershing pronunciation with La Liberte suggesting Perechic or Perecher as possibilities

General Pershing Marshall Joffre Emilitary Club la Liberte Perechic Perecher

Seven Raleigh Men Arrested Today

Seven Raleigh citizens and area residents charged with conspiracy smuggling and concealment stemming from a federal grand jury probe into illegal liquor traffic were arrested by marshals. Sherwood Upchurch a former city alderman and sanitary inspector is named among those held. John W Namis a Greek restaurant proprietor was not bonded.

Raleigh Vicinity Sherwood Upchurch John Wnambis

Senate Finance Committee Aims to Finish Tax Bill Next Week

Washington June 15 The senate finance committee focused on taxation of incomes excess profits and publications and magazines in revising the war bill. Chairman Simmons and members remain hopeful to complete work and have the bill ready for the senate by early next week.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Simmons Senate

Two Norwegian Ships Sink In North Sea Losses Reported

London dispatch reports the sinking of two Norwegian steamers and three sailing vessels with considerable loss of life. The Central news dispatch quotes the incident as current.

London

Winston-Salem Man Wounded in France

Ottawa report lists S Lance of Winston-Salem North Carolina as wounded in action in France among today’s casualty list for Canadian overseas forces.

Ottawa Ontario S. ©. Lance Winston-Salem N. C France

Four French Ships Sunk by Mine or Submarine

Paris reports four French vessels sunk during the week ending June 14. The losses include one ship over 1,600 tons and three smaller fishing boats, sunk by mine or submarine activity.

Paris

Bank Drives Liberty Bond Subscriptions to 275000

The Commercial National Bank of High Point forwarded Liberty Loan subscriptions totaling 275000, doubling its expected allotment. President J Elwood Cox said Guilford County showed strong over subscription and praised workers advancing the sale locally and countywide.

Commercial National Bank Liberty Loan J. Elwood Cox Guilford County High Point

Italian Mission Arrives in Memphis on Special Train

The Italian mission reached Memphis at 9 45 on a special train. A citizens committee including Mayor Ashcroft greeted them at the station and they were cheered as they rode through the streets.

Memphis Ashcroft

British Strike Near Messines in Major WWI Push

The War Office reports a new British blow near Messines with objectives attained. British forces advance 500 to 1,000 yards on a seven mile front and seize trenches between the Lys and Warnave. They capture one large gun seven machine guns and 150 prisoners as Germans withdraw east of Messines.

Associated Press London Messines War Office Ypres-Comines Cae Nal Lys Warnave Belgium Ypres-Comines Canal Klein Zillebek The

Mass Patriotism Meeting Set at City High School

A massive patriotic gathering is planned tomorrow at 8 pm in the city high school auditorium with Hon. James H. Poll of Raleigh as speaker. The program will stress Patriotism, War issues, Red Cross fund drives, and a large parade starting in the north part of the city.

James H. Poll Raleigh North Carolina Pou High Point Red Crosswork Red Cross National Red Cross Society Z. Edwood Cox Woo J. Elwood Cox America South Main Street Z. Elwood Cox Ottis BE. Mendenhall Clarence A. Smith Grace Kephart Clara Boyds J. W. Harriss A. F. Tate Mins Minard W. N. Marr F Hackney

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ST. Louis and District Reynolds Stanly Britton-Lewis U. S Paterson Charlestown Mass Navy Yard Presi Dent Wilson Pershing Marshall Wake County Ypres- Comines Canal James H. Pou
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