Quotas Already Attained in Campaign Aid Effort
Report says quotas already attained will be turned back as present loan campaigns continue. Workers across the country push for large subscriptions, aiming to sustain nationwide aid and support.
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1919
Page
1
Final Liberty Loan appeal urged in nationwide drive
Secretary Glass issues final appeal urging citizens to buy Victory Liberty Bonds as part of the fourth loan drive. Text notes bonds exempt from tax for wealthy buyers and outlines aims to boost market stability, plus a description of New York subscriptions and public bond booths along Broadway and Fifth Avenue with Marines and military displays aiding fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingion
Treasury
Glagzs
Ourntry
Joans
America
Franklin
New York
Irving National Bank
Irving Trust Company
Victory
Broadway
the Battery
Washington
Fifth Avenue
Chateau- Thierry
Borough Hall
Brooklyn
New York State
New York City
Charles Cole
Wall Street
U.S. Steel Corporation
War Department Has No Record Of 112th Division Sail
A damaged telegram from Colonel Richards dated April 16 at St Nazaire claimed the 112th Infantry from Pocahontas Virginia sailed, but the War Department replied it has no record of the 112th division sailing from France, prompting questions about the message’s origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAR Department
Georgards
St. Nazairy
112Th Infantry
Pocahontort
Ciang Warren
Rick
New
Fany
Richards
France
Sundar
Times
President withdraws to plan new session amid treaty delay
President, unable to return to personally appear before Congress for ratification, orders a mid month session to address financial problems and pass appropriation bills. He may sail home on the Arizona while George Washington returns with troops. the Arizona remains in Brest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apear
Senate
United States
Arizona
George Washington
Georgeington
America
Brest
Washington
Paris
Bolshevism spreading among Persian classes
Exclusive cable reports from Helsingfors state that certain Persian classes show sympathy for Bolshevism and may seek a union with Russia to "free Persia" from foreign and native rulers. The dispatch notes a Bolshevik mission led by Bravin and cites British occupation of Baku as a looming threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fol
Polock
T. N.S
London Express
Helsingfors
London
Certin Clases
Persia
Russia
Britain
Warsaw
Bravin
Baku
New England Aims to Substantially Over-Subscribe Victory Loan
Boston opens the Fifth Victory loan with a rush to meet the 375 million dollar quota. Hundreds of Greater Boston workers gather near the state house as clocks strike, Governor Coolidge leads a parade of loan workers to the Victory Area on Boston Common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
A. m
Greater Boston
Victory Area
Boston Commons
Peters
Wehatr
PIGES CUBS TO WIN THE PENANT
New York April 21 baseball opens with optimism as pennant races loom. Cubs favored to win the National League with Dodgers and Pirates strong as dark horses. American League heads show Red Sox and Athletics contenders while White Sox lack pitching. Marquee players exchange hands and teams field tentative lineups ahead of the season start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Vicock
N.S. Sppris
New York
Southland
Braves
Dodgers
Boston
Lee Magee
Ed Kenetchy
Chicago
Brook Iyn
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Cubs
Giants
Pirate
Bezdek
Stengel
Carey
Southworth
Reds
Douwltinl
Ed Barrow
RedBox
Athletics
Connie Mack
White Sox
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Organizations of 79th Division Coming Home
Ashlington reports the 79th Division trained at Camp Meade will join early convoys as announced by the War Department. The notice confirms units returning home after training and deployment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashlington
79Th Division
Camp Meade
War Department
Unrest Seen as Real Menace to German People
Premier Scheidemann says unrest is a real menace to the German people. He rejects claims of counter revolution or a return of the former Kaiser. The statement notes the risk without implying immediate danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Lars Premier Scheidemann
Scheidemann says Germany stable but warns of unrest without food
Berlin via London April Premier Scheidemann tells International News Service there is no Bolshevik threat to restore the Kaiser but unrest could rise without food and work. He notes soldiers and workers councils lack executive power and says the monarchy movement is insignificant while the ex-kaiser may live in Germany. He predicts Socialist rule will endure if Bolshevik menace stays out. He sympathizes with loyal German Americans who assimilate quickly and rejects anti German sentiment in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Germany
Kaisler
Philip Scheidemann
Scheidemann
Ebert
Lnone
Schiedemann
America
Precinct Special in Buffalo Ends in Instant Death
Unclear fragmentary text reports a deadly incident at a house on Kimber Street during a precinct special in Buffalo. The details are garbled with numerous typos and unreadable names and numbers, making precise identification of people, places, or outcomes impossible.
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Buffalo
Gromore Street
Kimber
Cypheer Dagtee
Kissinger
Caracter
Terms Ratified and New England Telephone Girls Go Back to Work
April 21 telephone service restored across New England after a prolonged strike. Boston representatives ratified settlement terms at a conference with Postmaster General Koons and the workers returned to work. Springfield Massachusetts also reported striking operators obeying the union leaders call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Newne
Boston
Koons
Springfield
Mountain clansmen threaten peace in Standardsville shootout
In Standardsville Virginia on April 21 a threatened clash looms as Morris leads mountain clansmen against the local court. State troops stand ready after Morris allegedly opened fire on Magistrate Bluford Sullivan, wounding him, with Shiffler captured later. Morris remains at large as authorities pursue him.
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Standardsville
Bluford Sullivan
Morris
Charlottesville
Churs
Dunkard Episcopal Church
Sullivan
Morris Lere
Courtron
Hirman Shiffler
Shifflet
Goth
Bacon Hollow
Lince
Alresd
James Morris
Berty
Enlisted Medical Corps Men Urged to Remain in Service
Washington April 21. Appears laid out that many men in the medical corps are entitled to discharge and the Surgeon General Treland states that their opportunity to quiet service must be weighed against danger. Only the sick and wounded are feared for the appeal concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mo W. Treland Taday
German leader predicts war if Alsace returns to France
Dr. Gustav Stresemann, president of the People's Party and a national assembly member, warned that Alsace remaining German is essential. He said annexation to France would trigger a German response and a “War of revenge” unless peaceful cultural competition prevails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Party
London
Ravens
France
Alsace
Gustav Stresemann
People's Party
National Assembly
Dr. Stresemann
Trade Ag
Mansfield Minister in Korea Sentenced to Six Months
Reverend EH Miller Mowry a Presbyterian minister was sentenced to six months in jail on charges of aiding anti government propaganda. He was found guilty of allowing a group to use his Seoul home for private circulars and has reportedly been released on bail. The State Department says the consul in Seoul is handling his interests. He hails from Mansfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooehington
EH Miller Mowry
Korea
Ono
State Department
Tokio
Tie
Nerewas
Seoul
Grave of First U S Airman Identified in France
A grave believed to be of Lieutenant Vietor Chapman, the first U S airman to fall in France, has been located near Haumont north of Verdun. A Cnel Gros aide will inspect the site to confirm the burial under Chapman's name and arrange proper identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Franse
Paris
Vietor Chapman
Haument
North
Oa Verdun
Informa
Zinn
Chapman
Barry
C+ nel Gros
Haumont
Weather report from unknown locale and date
Fragmentary weather note mentions air and wind conditions but lacks clear details. No definite time, place, or measurable data can be determined from the readable text.
Italian Foreign Minister Stands Firm Over Annexation Vote
During a Sunday session tense discussions arise as Baron Soniino refuses to concede on annexation. The acrimonious exchanges threaten the course of amicable relations between nations and cast doubt on diplomatic progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Soniino
Italy Jugoslav dispute dominates big four talks
Paris April 21 Italian Jugoslav clash over Fiume looms as major obstacle to peace. Lloyd George Clemenceau and Orlando meet with Wilson absent to seek a durable settlement acceptable to Italy England France and the United States. Lisbon?
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