Liberty Loan Of 6 Billions Is Forecast
Washington moves forecast a fourth Liberty Loan of at least 6 billion dollars to be issued in October. Banks are asked to subscribe 5 percent of gross resources monthly as the government plans certificates of indebtedness with 4 percent interest and varied maturities up to four months. Tax certificates may add about 2 billion for next year’s taxes, with public offerings contemplated later in the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McAdoo
National Bank and Trust Company
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Totel
United States
Marines Training Camp Set for Expansion at Quantico
Washington June 16 The Marine Corps plans to enlarge the Quantico Virginia training camp by acquiring 4000 acres more and adding 1200 adjoining acres. The expanded post will train officers and provide facilities for field artillery and manoeuvres as forces grow. Brigadier General Charles Leven will direct the new establishment after reorganizing personnel and integrating new units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Washington
Marine Corps
Quantico
Virginia
Barnett
Merine Corps
Beth
Charles Leven
Pen
Fane Ia
Honor Flag Classes Open This Week
The National Security League launches patriotic education courses for teachers at summer schools. By July 18, 254 courses will operate with about 200 public school teachers attending. Dr H D Thompson of Princeton leads the system with New York University. courses begin July 1 at the university building on Washington Square under Dr C Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg
National Security League
H. D. Thompson
Princeton University
Hay
New York University
League
University
Washington Sqquare
C. Pearson
District Chiefs Named to Speed Up Ordnance Output
The Ordnance Department assigns district chiefs to control war orders for faster army ordnance production. New appointments include Levi H. Greenwood in Boston and Ward C. Bryant in Bridgeport, with others in Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia Pittsburgh Rochester and reduced roles in New York. An allied team of manufacturing specialists will oversee guns carriages parts and firing devices across factories to coordinate output. Bethlehem Steel and arsenals are excluded from the reorganization.
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the Tribune
Washington
Army
Ordnance Department
G. Williams
Ordnance
General Williams
Boston
Levi H. Greenwood
Bridgeport
Ward C. Bryant
Chicago
E. A. Russell
Cincinnati
C. L. Harrison
Cleveland
Samuel C. Scovil
Detroit
Ed J. Robinson
Philadelphia
John C. Jones
Pittsburgh
2. M. Dravo
Rochester
Noble
New York
Samuel Allen
W. W. Coleman
Bucyrus Company
Milwaukee
A. L. Humphrey
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
M. Young
American Can Company
Herbert Wolff
American Car and Foundry Company
H. H L. Blood
Pratt & Whitney Company
Hartford
George Drsinerd
Hydraulic Pressed Steel Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Germans Strip the Dead Morale Under Allied News Report
Captain J. I H Finlay of Canada told a Bowery audience that German leaders ordered stripping dead and wounded of tags to hide fates from home, with thirty two tags found. Former Senator Theodore Burton of Ohio predicted uprisings in Austria but saw no active German revolt, hoping for Allied victory led by America.
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St. Mark
Bowery
J. I H. Finlay
Canada
Finlay
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Austria
Germany
America
Girl rescues ship cat from stranded Bavaria at Atlantic City
Edith Sullivan of Philadelphia circumnavigates the 4000 ton steamship Bavaria after it runs ashore near the Boardwalk. She retrieves a cat named Mike, described as brave and cool in danger, from the vessel while authorities assess the ship bound from Cuba to New York under U S Shipping Board direction.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Edith Sullivan
JS. Sullivan
Philadelphia
Polly
Miss Sullivan
Mike
France
Cuba
New York
United States Shipping Board
United States
Absecon
Ug Wis
Vousel
Inne Vaanger
Finland Rejects Allied Food Aid Terms
Stockholm June 16 The Finnish government rejects Allied conditions on food imports while avoiding action against the Mourmansk Railway. Helsinki insists on aiding Karelians seeking unification with Finland and contends Bolshevik threats justify intervention to liberate Carelia from Russian and Bolshevik control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Stockholm
Mourmansk
Finland
Grand Duchy
London
Carella
Soviet Pledges to Honor Red Cross Geneva Accord
Moscow reports the Soviet government notified the International Red Cross Committee and governments adhering to the Geneva Convention that it recognizes all Red Cross conventions prior to 1917 and maintains associated rights. It asserts equality of nations and that foreign diplomats in Moscow share equal rank regardless of their home titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asovmen Rrea
Moscow
International Red Cross Committee
Geneva
Russia
Cossack Revolt Spreading Along Don Reported
A Kiev dispatch dated June 15 reports the Cossack uprising in the Don region against the Bolsheviks is spreading. It says most of the Nizhni-Tchirs kaya Stanitse district has gone over to General Krasnoffy, whose troops are advancing.
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Don
Amsterdam
Kiev
Nizhni-Tchirskaya Stanitse
Krasnoffy
Arysin
Senate Profit List Aims to Show Corporate Gains
Washington June 16 clerks in the Internal Revenue Bureau compile a list of about 100000 concerns that earned more than 15 percent profit last year. A report will be issued in about a month but requires a presidential executive order to be released publicly due to war revenue secrecy. The record will include name address capital stock net earnings and profit percentages for 416 and 1917, though capital stock may not reflect true profits.
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Washington
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
White House
Capital Stock Litem
Treasury
Kerensky’s Envoy Seeks U.S. Aid For Russia
A. I. Konovaloff, former minister of trade and industry, arrives in New York to consult with Russian Ambassador Bakh moteff. Bublicoff says Konovaloff is popular in Russia, aims to inform Americans about the Russian crisis, seeks military aid via the Constitutional Democratic party, and praises his leadership and factories.
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A. I. Konovaloff
Trade and Industry
Kerensky
New York
Boris Bakhmoteff
Russia
Henry Ford
America
A. A. Hublicoff
Bublicoff
Konovaloff
Petrograd
Sts. Peter and Paul
Kostroma
Kineshma
Wilson
Interene
Military Indusrial Committee
Korens
Moscow Stock Exchange
Konovaldsing
Police Round Up 100 in Drive on Draft Dodgers
New York City police and officials push a continuing, systematic roundup of draft dodgers under the selective service law. In Harlem and Greenwich Village raids, about 190 were rounded up, 125 subpoenas served, and 30 held as material witnesses. Deserters and those lacking proper registration cards were detained for boards’ review.
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New York City
New York
Martin Conboy
Manhattan
Little Italy
Greenwich Village
Harlem
Cohoes
Mr. Cowboy
Thomas Ryan
James E. Smith
Frederick Whitin
Committee of Fourteen
Cowboy and
Morris
Lower West Side
Lexington Avenue
Vorty-third Street
Mercer Street Polce
Mr. Smith
Washington Square
Sixth Avenue
Washington Place
Losing Avenue House
East Fifty-first Street
Objectors Uphold NH Civil Liberties Bureau Draft Policy
The National Civil Liberties Bureau praised how the government handled conscientious objectors in the military draft. It is distributing a pamphlet detailing regulations for voluntary soldiers. Fewer than 2,000 of 687,000 drafted voiced scruples, and under 600 refused noncombatant service. The War Department delay in publishing its plans reportedly minimized recalcitrants.
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National Civil Liberties Bureau
Bureau
War Department
Nicholson Named Dean of Wesleyan University
Frank W. Nicholson was named dean and vice-president of Wesleyan University in Middletown, a newly created office. He has served as secretary of the faculty since 1895 and will lead the university alongside changes including George M. Dutcher becoming professor of history and the re-election of alumni trustees Judge Martin A. Knapp and Abram W. Harris.
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Abram W. Harris
New Yor
Exclusive $1.50 shirts and shop scene
A terse shopper requests a shirt for a dollar fifty at X.KLOO LIVE CO-SSS. The clerk replies no dollar fifty shirts exist but offers $1.50 shirts instead. He warns the customer away as the shop advertises all men and boys wear. King Alfonso of Spain news reports a meeting with Otto H. Kahn at Broadway Fifth Ave area in Madrid.
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King Alfonso of
Spain
Broadway
Otto H. Kahn
13Th St Lane
34Th St
Madrid
King Alfonso Ke F
Broadway Corners
Fifth Ave
New York
Warren
41St Bt
Europe
Kehn
Paris
Women's Showerproof Tweed Coats Feature Belts and Satin
Attractive belted coats in imported tan and grey tweed for motoring travel and street wear. Convertible collars, satin lining at sleeves and yoke, sizes 34 to 48. Priced at 19.75 for Monday only.
Women's Velveteen Sleeveless Coats at 9.75 Each
A special purchase from a leading manufacturer brings sleeveless velveteen coats priced at 9.75 on the fourth floor. Limited stock in Black Green Brown Navy and Burgundy with Peau de Cygne lining. Regularly 50.
Women's Summer Silk Frocks At 18 50
Dainty foulard silk gingham crepe de chine and taffeta frocks in navy blue white flesh Copenhagen blue and black. Simple in style but unusually smart. Sizes 34 to 44.
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Copenhagen
Cool Cotton Voile Dresses for Women
Fluffy dresses in Cotton Voile similar to Georgette Crepe. One of the season’s most charming models with pin-size waist tucks and four-inch tucks on the skirt. Sizes 34 to 42. Illustrated. Price 12.75 dollars.
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Georgette Crepe
All-White Voile Dresses in 3 Prices Listed
The store offers all white voile dresses at 10 12 50 and 15 dollars. Dresses are easy to launder with neat embroidery face trimming or plain tucked styles. Sizes range from 34 to 44 and values are described as exceptional and not duplicable when current stock runs out.
War Savings Stamps Demand One Stamp Daily
A public appeal urges daily purchase of War Saving Stamps as a patriotic duty, questioning if citizens value their liberty as much as their quarters and stressing steady, minimum daily involvement to support the effort.
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Negro Colony
34Th Street
Saka & Company
Greeley
X.kloo
Live & CO
SSS
Aurendre Small
Racers Perr Company
Perso
the Provident Loan Society OF
Fourth Avenue
25Th Street
Rivington St
Lexington
124Th St
Grand St
Clinton St
Lexington & 3
Eighth Av
327Th St
Bronx
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