City Nears Billion-Dollar Liberty Loan Total
New York City and region rush to fund Liberty Loan reaching near one billion dollars in subscriptions. Banks report large totals led by First National Bank and Guaranty Trust Company with individual gifts ranging from hundred thousand to over a million dollars. Subscriptions flood in from corporations, unions, and notable individuals as public support continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benjamin Strong
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Liberty Loan Committee
Guy Emerson
National Bank of Commerce
Emerson
Financial
First National Bank
Guaranty Trust Company
Bankers Trust Company
National City Bank
New Ny
Columbia Trust Company
Chase Nation’l Bank
Mechanics & Metals National Bank
National
New York Life Insurance Company
Jacob Langeloth
Charles D. Barney & Co
Frederick G. Bourne
Mutual Chemical Company
W. Seligman & Co
Frown Brothers & Co
Prudential Insurance Company of America
American Beet Sugar Company
Cerro de Pasco Miningmpany
Phoebe A. Hearst
New York & Pennsylvania Impany
Homestake Mining Company
Alexander Kantor
Frederick W. White
Benjamin & Ferguson
Alumbia Trust
Navona Bank
Bank
Heidelbach, Ieketheimer & Co
Central Leather Company
KE. W. Bliss Company
Lawrence Marx
Schank
Cowl & Greims
AL Gy Spalding & Brothers
Murray Guggenheim
Sol Guggenheim
Rdolph Lewisohn
Simon Guggenheim
Edwin Gould
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Herbert
Tell
de Lisser
Albert J. Elias
Mia Cornelius Vanderbilt
Henry Phipps
W. R. Grace & Co.’s Bank
Atlantic & Pacific Steamship Co
Bi. Keech & C
Hamberger Brothers
Wet Hloune
St Parick Cathedral
Rothachild & Co
Utah Copper Co
Manufacturers’ Trust of Brooklyn
Eugene Mewer
Fs. & Co
White, Weld & Co
Union’ Carbide Co
Emmigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Atlantic
Ajax’ Rubber Co
Atlas Powder Co
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Valley Coal Comployes
Niles-Bethent Pond Co
City of New Brunswick
Public Service
Travis H. Whitney
New York City
Morris Plan Company
United States Shoe Machinery Corporation
Liberty
Lin
Oversubscription Expected in Liberty Loan Sale Officials Predict
Officials anticipate strong demand for the Liberty Loan with $50 and $100 bonds leading the rush. Subscriptions in Washington and Ripon show heavy intake while Treasury staff coordinate with Federal Reserve banks to tally totals by noon tomorrow. Banks extend hours to handle last minute investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Liberty
Charles Edison
McAdoo
Edison Liberty Loan Club
Edison
Turner Construction Company
Montclair
N. J
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Ripon
City of Washington
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Banks
New York
New England Subscribes Over Minimum Liberty Loan Goal
Boston June 14. New England banks and firms pressed Liberty Loan subscriptions. Early tallies showed totals nearing 249 million dollars with 213.6 million reported by evening and up to 700,000 subscribers, possibly 1,000,000. American Woolen and United Fruit boosted pledges, Worcester’s 79 subscribers push city totals above 5.3 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Engiana
Liberty Loan
Federal Reserve Bank
American Woolen Company
United Fruit Company
Worcester
Jesse Pomeroy Buys $100 Liberty Bond in War Drive
Jesse Pomeroy, described as a "probably famous life prisoner," subscribes a $100 Liberty Loan bond in Boston today. He claims to be too old for fighting but joins the war effort with this financial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Pomeroy
Liberty Loan
Boston
Mase
Never Loved Manning in $1,000,000 breach suit
Miss Honora May O'Brien testifies in Queens Supreme Court that John Hernard Manning proposed a prenuptial settlement with Cardinal Farley backing the plan. She admits she bore him no love and says her motive was largely financial security as Manning arranged money and stock notes before the license was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
Miss O’brien
Cardinal Farley
Honora May O’brien
John Hernard Manning
Wall Street
Justice Croprey
Queens County Supreme Court
Long Island City
Miss O'Brien
Cardinal Fartey
Monsignor Lavelle
O ' Miss O'Brien
Mr. Manning
John Manning
Joseph Manning
Mary Manning
Katherine Brannon
Agnes McKeon
Martin W. Littleton
County Cork
Ireland
Dans
Ghent
Belgium
New York
Baie
St. Gregory
America
Cobalan
Daniel F. Cobalan
Riverside Drive
Air
Samine
Ane Enim
Mr Manning
Miss Manning
John Manning, Jr
Baldwin
Mr. Littleton
pehWrs
Baff Case Reopened Four Men Rearrested
A new investigation into the Barnet murder began led by Deputy Attorney General Hecker with an extraordinary grand jury empaneled by Justice Tompkins. Indictments for murder are expected. bail was revoked for four defendants and they were remanded to the Tombs. Police pursue Jack Rozetti, a captured suspect who escaped in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnet Butt
Hecker
Supreme Court
Tompkine
West Washington
Tompkins
Joseph
Jacob Cohen
David Jacobs
Abraham Graff
New York
Jack Rozetti
Heros
California
Ninth Inning Rally For Liberty Bond At Tabernacle
Billy Sunday addressed about 4 000 people at the Tabernacle urging Liberty Bond purchases. George W. Perkins and others urged donations to the Red Cross and YMCA army section, while Sunday warned that money cannot buy health or life. The event supported a Red Cross drive and raised funds through a Sunday collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Tabernacle
Bilards
George W. Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Mr. Edwards
Perkins
Sunday
Red Cross
Army
Young Men's Christian Association
Ferris
York
Mr. Morgan
Christ
Ife
Jessie
Fifth Avenue
Bill
New York
Columbia
Aniune
Union Theological Seminary
Rents rise across hundreds of New York apartments
Reported across the city tenants face rent increases from 4 to 15 percent with some cases up to 25 percent as higher costs for fuel taxes wages and materials drive landlords to raise prices. Brokers note demand outstrips supply and many properties plan annual lease renewals with increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Alexander A. Kowwick
Neke
Betwen Senants
Holgate
Broan
Yraterday
Manhattanville
Koswick
McDowell & McMahon
Slawson Hobbs
Fra
RK. W. Phillips
Phillips & Co
Wedford
Beenuan
Representative Takes $1,000,000 Liberty Loan Subscription
Washington reports Representative Fuller of Massachusetts subscribed $1,000,000 to the Liberty Loan. He sent a letter to the Mulen Massachusetts Liberty Loan Committee praising Malden’s effort and noting his own large pledge payable in weekly installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Representative Fuller
Massachusetts
Liberty Loan
Mulen
Mass
Malden
Bishop McFaul's Condition During Trenton Epiphany Event
The article notes Bishop James A. McFaul of the Diocese of Trenton facing grave illness during a North Warren Street episcopal gathering. It recalls his limited service over the past year and recalls a public appearance at patriotic exercises. The piece mentions his association with the Federation of Catholic Organizations and a reunion of the Ancient Order of Pibernians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. McPaul
Trenton
Jeroen
Episcopal Medence
North Warres Street
Amerard
McFaul
Eat Federation
Catholic
Ordo
Musee note of Os ce Court seating in March
Fragmented OCR reads as a civic notice about court seating arrangements or schedules in March. The readable parts mention a venue and a date unclear due to garbled text. No clear names, organizations, or events are identifiable from the legible fragments.
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Vanderlip
New York Federal Reserve District
Brooklyn
County of Kings
J. P. Morgan
Frank L. Vanderlip
Kelly
By Briggs
Malcolm
Bond Ccs
Renear
New England
Avs
Prosperity Bulletin
Louis Bruch
American Radiator Company
Chicago
Isso
Bonds
Kaiser
Jimmy Cody
Philippines
Ito
Edwards
Mr Edwards
Aesson
Ireman
Liberty Bonds
Fitts Avenue
AB Agree
Bishop McFaul Gravely
Ofun
Os Ce
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