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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1917

Page

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Emma Goldman and Berkman Behind the Bars in Draft Conspiracy

Federal arrest of Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman follows seizure of a vast anarchist paper trove. Agents seized Mother Earth and The Blast along with a full card index and other conspiracy materials citing plans to interfere with the draft.

East 125Th Street Emma Berkman Enews Mother Earth Exemse Goldman W Hi Berkmar Wells Enarchy United States Thomas D. Keering Berk George D. Serais New York Police Department Mixe Goldman Ee Blast Federel Marshal McCarthy Mise Goldman Walker Mer Carl Nawlander Young Maree McCarthy Emma Goldpe Marechal McCarthy Mixes Goldman H. C. Wrtck Carprice Bales Mr. Stanton Miee Pitsgerald

Grave Revolt in Spain Rumored in London

The Daily Chronicle notes no direct Spain news since Tuesday amid rumors of a grave upheaval. British firms with Spain interests fear a crisis as strict censorship blocks trade. military committees pressure Premier Dato and power shifts toward the army amid alleged German influence.

Spain London Tua New York Times The Daily Chronicle Dato Madrid Bilbao Express Petrograd Count Romanones the Express

Kaiser's Message to Constantine Promises Restoration

A telegram from Bertin reports Emperor William sending a message to the Greek exiled king Constantine. He vows the mailed fist of Germany will restore him to the throne and alleges vengeance on enemies who harmed him. William invites Constantine to return to Germany at the earliest opportunity.

Berne Wireless Press Bertin William Constantine Germany

American tanker Moroni sunk after two hour sea battle

A German U boat engaged the American armed merchantman Moreni in a two hour fight. The tanker repulsed the submarine’s assault with heavy resistance. Four crew were lost and six wounded, but the Moreni was not abandoned until after fire consumed the vessel and the lifeboats were launched. The crew were rescued by a passing steamer.

New York Times Washington

Wilson to seize steel ships under construction in U.S. yards

President Wilson plans a proclamation to take over all steel merchant ships under construction or under contract in American yards. The War Budget bill grants power to commandeer and designate the Federal Shipping Board or Emergency Fleet Corporation to carry out the act. A shipyard meeting outlined expediting existing contracts and taking on new work to boost output within the next eighteen months.

New Yorks Times Washington Wilson Federal Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation Shipping Board Bath Secretary of Commerce Senate Gen. Goethals Voiun Fast Ey Kg Tan Thals Ans

Socialists Outline Basis for German Peace Demand

The Dutch Scandinavian Committee quotes German socialist leaders calling for peace without annexations and indemnities. They demand national self determination, restoration of Belgium, and freedom for colonized peoples while opposing territorial seizures and one sided liabilities. The communiqué emphasizes preserving national independence and ending imperial oppression. Continued on Page 8.

New York Times Stockholm Council of Workers Petrograd San St Seren Bergio Belgium Morocco Haye Bee Koren Srinath

Nation's Liberty Loan bids surge as New York hits 1.03 billion

The New York Federal Reserve District closed amid a flood of late subscriptions to the $2 billion Liberty Loan. About 1.08 billion in district subscriptions were tallied just before midnight, with New York City processing a large share. Banks, savings institutions, and Wall Street firms faced crowded lines and telegraphic pressure as thousands rushed to participate. The district’s total surpassed half the national offering, and many more subscriptions were expected by mail.

Liberty Loan Federal Reserve Bank In New York Liberty Loan Department Reserve Bank Empire State New Jersey 1St Treasury Department Washington Federal Reserve District New York City Wall Street Liberty Loan Committee

Britain to Free All Irish Rebels for Harmony and Reconciliation

London announces release of all prisoners from the Easter rebellion of 1916 to aid the forthcoming Irish convention. Andrew Bonar Law says this act seeks harmony among parties and a new era in relations with Ireland and the United Kingdom. Dublin reports enthusiastic public reaction and expectation of possible exceptions.

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Subscriptions to Liberty Loan by Reserve Districts

Estimates show total subscriptions by district with Atlanta and Boston figures uncertain. Official totals exist for Atlanta while Boston may rise with final tabulations. Districts Chicago Cleveland St Louis Minneapolis totals listed with minimum allotments and estimated subscriptions, totaling about 2.747 billion dollars.

Liberty Loan Atlanta Boston

Liberty Loan Oversubscription Showed National Support

The article recounts the final Liberty Loan effort in the Second Federal Reserve district, praising thousands of volunteers and bankers who organized and promoted the $1,000,000,000 bond sale. It notes a strong end to the campaign with brokers celebrating at the Stock Exchange as subscriptions surpassed initial targets and a hoped-for oversubscription loomed large across banks and investors.

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One District Complete With Banks Counting Subscriptions

Washington expresses gratitude to McAdoo and bankers as Boston and Philadelphia finish counting subscriptions. The triumph of democracy is hailed with thanks to bankers and people.

Boston Philadelphia

Five Reserve Districts Oversubscribed in Loan Figures

Five of the twelve reserve districts oversubscribed the lean five loan call, with New York Philadelphia Boston and others showing totals that exceed the stated amount. The report highlights investor demand in major cities.

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