New $200,009,000 Treasury Offering Over-Subscribed
Washington reports a $200 million Liberty Loan offering oversubscribed for the third time, with subscriptions placing total certificates near $70 million. Purchases include the German Roman Catholic Knights of St George and German American Publishing Co, plus Brooklyn Rapid Transit subs totaling $74,300,000. The operation, via Federal Reserve banks, bears 3 4 percent interest and matures July 30.
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Washington
Treasury
Liberty Hoan
But Inne Steels
Federal Reserve Banks
Liberty Lawn
America
Knights of St. George
Pittsburg
Steeamployes
T. 5
Williams
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Six Hundred
Brooklyn Rapid Transit System
Henry Ford
Henry Evans
the Continents Fire Insurance Company
Harry Paine Whitney
Edward §. Harkness
Mia
Anna M. Harkness
Amebrose Monell
Marshall Field Estate
Stanley Field
J. H. Kossbach & Co
Oelriche & Co
August Belmont & Co
J. 5. Mache & Co
Lawrence Furnare & Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
I. Y. Frost & Co
Anvwriean Metal Company, Limited
Mazhatytan Electrical Supply Company
McAndrews & Forbes
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Minerals Separation North American Corporation
Johnson & Higgins
New York Public Library
Willing A. Read & Co
Eagle Pencil Company
Federal Reserve
United Cigar Stores Company
New York
Elliot Spalding
Public Bank
Kings County Trust Company
Coal & Iron National Bank
United States Mortgnge & Trust Company
Bankers’ Trust Company
Chatham & Phenix National Bank
Oppenheim-Coling Company
Endicott Johnson, Company
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company
Manufacturers’ Trust Company
Brooklyn
DOD
Mechanics’ & Metals
National
Hank
American Exchon National Fant
CI S Bank
Hanover
New
Architecture of Indians In Santa Fe Museum
The Santa Fe Museum of Indian Architecture project under the American Archaeology Association aims to showcase southwest Indigenous building styles. A reinforced concrete New Mexico State Building at the San Diego Fair inspires its design, echoing Spanish mission features and Acoma influences. The massive stone timber and stucco structure will house rare archaeological collections and serve as a civic center.
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Tavaing
Penta ‘M
Fehon of
Merican Archwology
Merve
New Mexico State
San Diego
Furbo
Acoma
X. Nn
Meuseum
Public urged to back Liberty Loan with nine day window
Public appeal stresses a nine day period to boost Liberty Loan subscriptions. Notable pledges include Henry Ford with 8 million dollars and Edward Harkness among others. Banks and financial houses plan larger allotments if the loan falls short of popular success, while schools and city workers mobilize to encourage broad participation.
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Henry Ford
New England Liberty Loan Subscriptions Totals Listed
The Bank announces actual subscriptions from New England cities through last Monday in March. Major totals include Worcester 410000, Fall River 429100, New Haven 820000, Providence 8202250, Hartford 5210000, Waterbury 4000, Providence leads Rhode Island with 8202250, Massachusetts totals 17146, Rhode Island 8650, Vermont 87400, New Hampshire 2801.
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Doston
Sune Gi Taw
Connecticut
Uartford
Ow Maven
Waterbury
New Britain
Meriden
New London
Norwich
Torrington
Rhode Island
Providence
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
Newport
Vermont Montpelier
Rutlond
Burlington
St. Johnsbury
New England
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Venizelists and Constantinists clash at church board vote
Police halted the altercation as Venizelos and King Constantine factions battled outside St. Constantine's Orthodox Greek Church at 64 Schermerhorn Street. The election of a new board proceeded with reserve officers present after Nicholas Venezio was jailed for felonious assault amid the dispute over allegiance to the royal line.
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Coleman
Adams Street
Brooklyn
St. Constantine's Orthodox Greek Church
Schermerhorn Street
Nicholas Venechi
Een
Venizelos
Stefano Papamacuronis
Constantine
Germany
Father Papamacuronis
Boston Mayor urges Japanese entry to war against Germany
A Boston mayor urges Japan to enter the war and deploy an army to the eastern front via Romania to check the German drive, arguing America would suffer more from inaction than from Japan aiding the Allied war effort. He accuses England of hypocrisy toward small nations while condemning Japanese conduct and Icelandic treatment.
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Heston
Japan
Curley
Mary's Club
Quincy House
Hyuid
Fupan
Romania
China
Curley Wiso
Iceland
England
Drelang
Triahmwen
Yacalie
Senate Abandons Fast Track War Tax Measure
Washington June Senate Finance Committee abandons plan to complete revision of the war tax bill by Friday. After two weeks refining the House measure the panel now aims to finish Saturday with printing and report preparation to follow. Key tax decisions postponed and overall rates likely to change from House version. Earlier talks on income and excess profits taxes to be resolved last. revenue to meet a $1.5 million levy likely by adjusting income or excess profits taxes. Other items include documentary stamps and amusement tax for local concerts, with expansion proposed for fair admission exemptions. American Sugar Refining Company protests repeal of drawback on sugar imports, a move Simmons says will be reconsidered.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Frides
Simmons
Ibe
Ero Certs
Agreo
Widition
American Sugar Refining Company
Dian
City Policemen to Serve at Front in New Uniforms
New York City police plan to send uniformed patrolmen to France to drive a donated ambulance for the American Field Ambulance Service. Commissioner Woods aims to have an officer escort the machine and participate in the handover, with costs covered by a legion purchase of $1,000.
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France
Coat of Arma of
New York
Police Department
City of New York
Woods
Legion
AP. Andrew
American Field Ambulance Service
Hearing Set On Rail Road Rate Increases For Stockholders
Stockholders and bondholders of U S railroads gain a seat at the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on rate increases. The National Association of Owners of Railroad Securities formed in Baltimore May 23 to stabilize securities and arrange representation. The session is scheduled for Friday, June 8 at 1180 o clock at the Willard with Kingley, Schenck, Oldham, and M A F An Atlanta banker as participants and Frank Hagerman as counsel.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ford
Baltimore
National Association of Owners
Warhold
Whefield
National Association of Owners of Railroad Securitien
New Willard Tt Vehingtons
Commission On
Behin
Sdaewin P. Kingley
York Life Inmeance Company
M.A. Schenck
New York
Fowery Savings Bank
Sav
Inge Banks Association
State of New York
John E. Oldham
Buthor
Robert F. M
Atlanta, Gu
Atlanta National Bank
Frank Hagerman
Liberty Loan Bombs To Drop From Sky Over City
A fleet of twenty airplanes, flying from Governor's Island, will drop Liberty Loan messages over Manhattan and the Bronx. The pilots, led by Phi, will depart at 12:40, sweeping from the Battery to Central Park. Spectators along Broadway and Fifth Avenue will view the stunt from several vantage points.
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United States
Manhattan
Bronx
Army
Governor’s Island
Liberty
City Mall
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Cenetral Park
U. S. Seeks German Ships Seized by Brazil For Use as Transports
Washington reports that the United States has opened negotiations with Brazil to transfer forty six German owned vessels seized in Brazilian ports. The ships totaling about 200000 tons would be used to supply Great Britain and France with food and munitions or possibly converted into troop transports. Brazil rescinded its neutrality decree, allowing transfer to the United States with payment, potentially offset by Allied reimbursements.
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Petrograd
Washington
Dune
Japan
Great Britain
Russia
State Department
Alao
Ferrograf
Lurene
France
Brazil
Bracilivn
Germany
Wurdpe
Iment
United States
Rio de Janeiro
America
New York Prepares Reception for Italian War Commission
The city plans a three day program to entertain the Italian War Commission visiting New York from June 12 to 15. Mayor Mitchel highlighted the duties, appointing Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler as general committee chair and Lloyd Griacomb as executive chair. Sub committees include decorations, illuminations, stadium, and opera charity events with names like Cass Gilbert and Otto Kahn leading groups.
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Mitchel
New York
Washington
City of
Italy
Thomas W. Lamont
Cass Gilbert
Henry $. Thompson
Robert Adamson
Georg ® McAneny
Hubert W. de Forest
Metropolitan Museum
Daniel Appleton
Otto Kahn
Ru A. C., Smith
Arthur Boonington
siwenAy
Italian Mission Expects to Finish Work This Week
The Italian mission expects to finish its work in America this week. The programme for the mission’s stay will be planned tonight after Marconi and the Italian Ambassador return to Washington. Francesco Saverio Nitti said Italy did not enter the war for indemnities but to rectify frontiers and aid Italian liberty. He discussed the proposed status of Italians of military age in the U S and warned that removing over 250000 men could disrupt business and possibly the war.
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Pethane Burra
Washington
America
Prince Adine
New York
Marconi
Salvatore Floris
Italy
Francesco Saverio Nitti
Nitti
University of Naples
Make up Your Mind Right Now Go to Glacier Park This Summer
An upbeat trip pitch promotes a Glacier National Park visit this summer. It highlights forests, valleys, hiking, trout, inns, tepee camp, and planned itineraries with contact for full information and prices.
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Glacier Park
Monteln
Gerandoar
Italians in the United States face conscription limits
The text notes Italians in the United States largely avoided military duty due to conscription laws, with many young men abroad returning to Italy at the outbreak of war. It mentions families remaining behind and the broader political question of Italian action across factions, referencing conversations about mission rights and national ties.
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United States
Italy
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