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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1918

Page

8

Oversubscription tops liberty loan across districts

Treasury Secretary McAdoo announced the fourth liberty loan oversubscribed by about 50 million dollars with an estimated 21 million subscribers. All twelve Federal reserve districts exceeded expectations, led by Boston with 126.44 percent and Richmond at 123.22 percent. San Francisco posted the lowest at 105.97 percent. Washington’s district raised about 38 million dollars exclusive of Navy purchases, with 181,384 subscribers and a quota of 27.6 million. Soldiers and sailors contributed 118.5 million together. Treasury receipts total 333,538,750.

Washington Navy Department District of Columbia

Names of service members listed in action missing in brief

Contained list of individuals with scattered locations and ranks, noting missing in action and returned to duty statuses. The fragment references includes Homer B. Cagle and many others across states such as Pennsylvania Minnesota New York Utah and Louisiana, with various towns and units indicated.

McDonees Yarnell Mixkelaen Hutchingon Minn Portier Willie Apher Clayton 'S Montowene Conn Privatab Bock August Fred New York Crepack Pass Shengandoan Hberhardt Fred A. Monessen Fisher Mittoni Prateville Ala Herroeder Henry G Mont Varon Ronter Nahar Detroit Laskowski Dominik Maynard Mass Mero Theodore J Rouses Point Pacovsky Frank Astoris Parnell Arthur Choudrant Vincent Prague Neb Scheibelhut John W Pottawikie Wales James J Papadelonie Wolf Charles New Orleany Zanetakis John Mich

Americans Named in Day's Canadian Casualty List

Ottawa reports a Canadian overseas casualty list listing Americans among the Killed in action died of wounds and missing. Names include W Watkinson Greensburg PA Deldell Detroit KOehler San Francisco Palmer Anaheim W Wade Spokane Leovil Farmington plus many others with locations in Illinois Ohio Michigan Minnesota and Massachusetts.

Ottawa Allamahee Towa Fault Charlottesville Ind T. Game Cordoba Alaska Chicago W. Gordon Fords Te de G. Palmer Chicacago J. T.cowhey Minneapolis Minn D. E. Reece Detroit Mich H.G. Wells Columbus Ohio W. Cox Pengilly P. Yeo Lansing C. Goddard Worcester Mass D.C Brieys Rothsay Drury Petralt

Foreign Securities Committee Formed by Investment Bankers

New York Nov 1 formal organization of the committee on foreign securities of the Investment Bankers Association was announced to safeguard American investments abroad. Chaired by Thomas W. Lamont, the group aims to study developments in debtor nations to protect bond holders rights. Members include A B Forbes A W Krech Charles Mitchell C H Sabin C S Sargent Jr M L Schiff AH Wiggin Clarence Dillon Seward Prosser W F Bonbright and others across major cities.

New York Committee On Foreign Securities Investment Bankers’ Association America Thomas W. Lamont J. P. Morgan & Co United States Mr. Lamont A. B. Forbes A. W. Krech Charles R. Mitchell C- H. Sabin M. L. Schiff AH. Wiggin

New York Grain Prices Reported for Wheat and Oats

In New York on November 1 spot wheat remained steady with No 2 red at 2.3444 per bushel on track and New 2 Sonnet easy No 2 yellow at 1.61 and No 8 yellow at 1.54 cost and freight. Oats were listed as spot easy standard at 0.78 per bushel.

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American Expeditionary Forces push enemy from Brieulles Meuse front

Day reports from Verdun area note Allied troops driving the enemy from Brieulles on the Meuse west bank. Artillery fights continue along the front with ongoing bombardment and counterattacks as the Brest region bombings and operations are reported.

Verdun Baes Brieulles

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