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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1917

Page

2

All Pull Together For Liberty Loan Quotas

The piece describes nationwide drives to meet Liberty Loan quotas with joint celebrations and midnight bank hours. It notes Governor and banker support, Boy Scouts work in Manhattan, and various civic groups urging subscriptions, including a dinner at Delmonico's and a Push by McAdoo to rally households.

Boy Scouts of McAdoo Treasury Department Liberty Loan League America

Liberty Loan Subscriptions Rise to 1368 Million

Boston report shows New England subscribed for 1368 million of the 300 million Liberty Loan bonds allocated to the region. The subscriptions are updated as of June 10 and reflect ongoing applications at current rates and allotments.

McAlpin Red Cross Cpa “Limeriogs Belmont Willard Venbuy Byt Ema Liberty Loan In Orange Ee -Picayune Irit Pone Ges Reese Weap H. Snowdice Bank 9 Wat Vonden Tie Nu Eet Buyphis Gotton Exchange Lam Boston New England Reserve Bank

Defense Councils in 45 States Form Wartime Network

Special to The New York Times. Washington reports that forty five states have organized Councils of Civilian Defense to cooperate with the national war organizations and the government. The councils coordinate local civil defense efforts and support for national mobilization during the current conflict.

New York Times Washington

Railroads push for 15 percent freight rate increase

A delegation of railroad officials traveled to Washington to argue before the Interstate Commerce Commission for a 15 percent freight rate hike. They noted Eastern roads show better prospects, citing ICC data for early 1917 with higher revenues but also rising costs, while Western roads face similar trends. The Eastern trackage, Penn Central, New York Central, and Baltimore Ohio lines are highlighted as showing strong earnings, but wage and material costs threaten gains. hearings and potential suspensions extend beyond July.

New York Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Sea Eastern Southern Cen Baltimore Ohio

Pamphlet Critiques German Autocracy and War Causes

The New York Times special reports a Public Information Committee pamphlet that analyzes President Wilson’s April 2 war address. It contrasts Prussianism with Americanism, cites German plots against the United States, and argues war must destroy the enemy’s total resources with deliberate harshness.

New York Times Washington Wilson Committee On Public Information Germany Guy Stanton Ford Division of Civic and Educational Co-operation William Stearns Davis History Debnt University of Innesota Fessor D. Allin William Anderson National Board For Historical Service Committee On Blic Congress United States Davis Foreign Affairs Committee House of Representatives America Kaiser Wilhelm von Hindenburg Oe Clausewitz Pamp Sampson San Juan P. R Cervera Uerican Navy

Ostend Port Abandoned Report From Dover

An official statement from Vice Admiral at Dover reports the latest reconnaissance of Ostend shows all large shipping has been abandoned. Two depots are towed in and towed out for inspection.

London Dover Ostend

Kidnapping Suspect Hanged Then Freed After Mob Standoff

Springfield Missouri June 10 A mob seized Sheriff Will Webb’s five prisoners as they moved toward Jefferson City. C. J. Pierson was hanged briefly at Stockton then released after pleading innocence. The crowd wanted a confession they never secured and dispersed with the others still under guard.

Springfield Lloyd Keet C. J. Pierson Sheri Will Webb Stockton Here Jefferson City Piersol Pierso Paul Piersol Remai Webb Ebb Taylor Adams Plersol Taylor Adams

Chief Justice Rebukes Miss Addams On War Speech

In Evanston Miss Jane Addams faced stern rebuke from Orrin N. Carter chief justice of the state supreme court who insisted pacifist measures should wait until the war ends. Addams urged considering German-born Americans and aiding victims as U S policy amid wartime tensions.

Chicago Jane Addama First Congregational Church Evanston Orrin N. Carter State Supreme Court Miss Addams Misa Addams United States

Whitman Signs 809 Bills In New York Session

Albany June 10 Special to The New York Times reports Gov Whitman signed 809 bills during the session and vetoed 191. Eighty eight bills were prevented, with 1618 in the Senate and 1768 in the Assembly.

Whitman New Yorks Times Albany Senate Assembly

Passengers Bruised in City Car Collision

Four people injured when a southbound car jumped the track at 149th Street and Melrose Avenue yesterday noon. Patrick and two women were among the passengers. All victims later went home.

Patrick Tajores 149Th Street Melrose Avenue

Lipton Host to Americans at London Garden Party

Sir Thomas ide ton entertained at his country estate with the Chicago Red Cross party of surgeons and officials aiding Serbia. Harvard’s Richard P. Strong and an Italian bacteriologist attended. a tribute to Dr. James Fo and others was noted. The event featured American patriotic songs and speeches praising Red Cross efforts.

London Thomae Ideton Country Pines Chicago Red Cross Richard P. Strong Harvard Thomas Serbia Speec James Fo Decnnie York Ting Reveng Siria

Pershing at Astor's Home in London Dinner

Major General Pershing and staff visited James Dunning at Hever and attended an evening at Lord Astor's residence on the Thames. The outing included officers and the Chairman of the committee, while the American contingent faced restrictions and was later racially sensitive by the committee.

James Dunning London Buntley Hever Lord Astor Thames

Gun Duels on Italian Front Reported

Rome reports renewed combat on the Italian front with artillery and patrol activity. Two sides engaged near Valleys Lucia Chiapovano as nine prisoners were taken in a ten man action.

Rome Agnola Lucia Chiapovano

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