Push to rate Washington 4 quota via business card index system
Washington mobilizes a renewed drive by a committee of business leaders to establish a Liberty Day honor roll through a card index system. Subcommittees plan meetings in government offices, with banks kept open for bond sales and employers urged to secure subscriptions to the fourth quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rataa
Washington Tawi
Hart
Charles Woodstre
John Te Capers
Mit Treat Enthuelosn
Busines
Siuhgscribting
Tecevink
Hagas Converns
Hetro
Lyye Stier
France pledges further support to Liberty loan drive
Premier Clemenceau sends France's cordial greeting to American readers noting that fighting alone does not win. France, invaded and scarred, has drawn on its own resources to massive totals and appeals again for subscriptions to the Liberty loan. Statements by M. Klotz and Clemenceau accompany the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemenceau
France
Liberty Loan Publicity Bureau
Sayat
United States
Rhine
VM. Klotz
Inter of Finance
M. Clementel
Commerce
Ning
Local Firms Subscribe Toward District Quota
Two corporations, the Sterling Motor Car Company and the Davia-Bournovilie Company, have subscribed 5,000 toward the District's quota, signaling strong support from business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porations
Sterling Motor Car Company
Davia-Bournovilie Company
Labor Unions Rally For Liberty Loan Drive In District
Labor organizations across the District push liberty loan subscriptions despite distractions and confusion. Leaders such as John Fateoss and John Poole urge high participation with committees soliciting union members daily. Notable drives include electricians, painters, and bakers with substantial pledges, aiming to surpass prior loan records.
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John
Fateoss
Lberty Lain
Meethars
Mi Colpo
Ar Siniret Babar
John Poole
Moerty Laan Corminiltras
Tha Wistelet
Electricat
Sherr
Ponda
Hank
Fen Bipnig
Ioeal Unten Kobe
Power of Banks Enlarged For Liberty Bond Loans
Regulations legalize national banks to lend against Liberty bonds or certificates of indebtedness with conditions. Loans up to 10 percent of unimpaired capital and surplus may be made unsecured or secured by Liberty bonds, plus an additional 10 percent secured by bonds and an extra 20 percent tied to bond collateral, effective until July 1, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlams
Dna Sa
Alyrewly
District Leads Fifth Federal Reserve District in Loan Subscriptions
The Mherty loan committees reported October 8 subscriptions from the Fifth district by bank counts: District of Columbia nine million six hundred thousand. Maryland twenty eight million eight hundred thousand. Virginia eighteen million. West Virginia four million two hundred thousand. North Carolina eleven million seven hundred thousand. South Carolina four hundred eighty thousand.
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Aleenayive
Border
Ona
Kauffman Inc
Bo Brooks Cmpany Security Storage Company
Ruto-Car Company
S J Prescott
Corbunking
Federal National Bank
Cheat Geodetie Survey
John Brewer
Out
Washington
Vetter- Mas
District of Columbia
Federal Reserve District
Berty
Mherty Loan Committees
Gov Seay
Federal Reserve Bank
Richmond
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
HUNS TO KEEP PEACE TERMS FRONT AT CONFERENCE
The article outlines President Wilsons peace terms including evacuation of occupied territories and full repayment for Belgium and France. It notes German Chancellor von Hertlings reluctance to surrender advance positions and the likely German reaction to adopting Wilsons fourteen terms.
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Almacehere
Germany
France
Wrussia
Cermmniny
Alsaca
Lorraina
Count von Hertling
Wilson
Putty
Wiitson
Great Britain
Gibraltar
Malta
Rusela
Eee
von Hertling
Rcumania
Serbia
Montenegro
Italy
von Vuertling
Austria
Preas
Italians Applaud Wilsons Reply at Gompers Dinner
Rome reports President Wilson’s reply to the German chancellor’s armistice proposal during a luncheon with Samuel Gompers and prominent Italian officials. Ambassadors praised the reply as democratic and just, with officials and labor leaders affirming support for peace negotiations.
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Wilson
Gompers
Rome
Alaxhailian
Baden
Thomas Nolson Page
Samuel Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Prints Colonna
Wrnesto Nathan
Henry & Davison
American Red Cross War Couneil
Page
America
Entente
United States
W Noebody
Ite Anul
Stefani
Goodbye, Kidney Trouble Promises Health Restorement
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules as a long trusted remedy for kidney and bladder ailments. It links back pain dizziness and fatigue to kidney issues and claims the capsules relieve symptoms quickly, restore vigor, and prevent recurrence with ongoing use. It urges readers to obtain the product from their local druggist and warns against substitutes.
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Jesanesa
Anon
Haarlem i
Haarlem
Holland
Germans unload war bonds rumor sweeps Switzerland
Reports from Switzerland dated October 10 say German workers fear imperial bonds may lose value. Entente victories supposedly trigger mass selling at low prices. German appeals urge selling only via banks, emphasize government backing, and warn against rumors hurting the empire. Peasants expect demobilization to allow buying essentials with bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Cgermany
Germany
German Empire
Ludendorff Arrives in Berlin for High Level Talks
Basel reports General Ludendorff has reached Berlin to join conferences in the German capital. A neutral country source says he has suffered a physical collapse and is languishing in command of the German army, with rumors of his resignation circulating.
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Basel
Switzerland
Ludendorff
Berlin
State Department
Maj Siryan Murchison Dies After Promotion at Quantico
Maj Siryan Cameron Murchison 17 5 MC died Tuesday at Quantico Virginia of pneumonia following influenza. He was born December 17 1891 in Greensboro North Carolina and promoted to major a month and two days earlier. He served with the Haitian constabulary since July 1 1916 and earlier aboard ships. His mother Mrs Cillian McD Murchison lives in Jacksonville Florida. Buried at Charleston South Carolina.
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Siryan Cameron Murchison
Quantica
Greensboro
Marine Corps
Murchison
Overseas Depot
Quantico
Haltien Constabulary
Mra Clillian
Hives
Jacksonville
Fla
Leutenant
Har Reme
Charleston
Baroness Tone W Zoliner Ordered Interned in War
Knoxville reports Baroness Tone W Zoliner has been ordered interned for the war duration. Detained in New York City, she will be sent to Fort Oglethorpe Chattanooga once the influenza danger subsides. Charged with pandemonare, she was released on parole by the U S court here. District Attorney Kennerly says she violated her parole and must be interned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Tone W Zoliner
New York City
Fort Oglethorpe
Chattanooga
Haroness
United States Court
W T Kennerly
Hold Up Men Rob Wounded Marine in New York
In New York Oct 10, hold up men robbed Sergt William Wower, a wounded Marine from Pershing's forces, of 700 dollars in liberty bonds and 200 in cash as he moved baggage from a hotel to a hospitality house near the war camp. He was injured with a shattered arm and a wounded side and is now recovering at the Naval Hospital as of today.
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York
New York
Pershing
William Wower
Foger Jain
Naval Hospital
Hessian Prince Frederick Charles Elected Finnish King
Stockholm Oct 10 Prince Frederick Charles of Hesse, brother in law to the German emperor, was elected king of Finland by the Finnish landtag on Wednesday night. Born May 1, 1868, he married Princess Marguerite of Prussia in 1893. He toured Finland with a guard and met political leaders during the trip and reportedly expressed willingness to accept the crown.
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Stockholm
Frederick Charles of Hasse
Finland
Landtag
Prince Frederick Charles of
Hensenwag
Marguerite
Prussia
William Lhat
Bread Ration Increases Announced In Provisional Plan
Baris Oct. 10 deputy minister Boret announced higher rations starting next month. Children aged three to seventeen will get 300 grammes, up from 200. those over 18 receive the same 300 grammes. manual laborers up to 73 get 700 grammes. Adult portions stay at 300 grammes. Vienna tramway workers strike for higher pay and wartime benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baris
Boret
Proviajong
Therm
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Word
Ue Businepe
Plig
Lode Waahington
Business Men's Honor Roll
District
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Toumantia
Se Lea Mon- Lenegroarte
Macusa
Phate
Helgium
Reily
Bar of Justice
Ordanen
Viewsaa
Goodby
Women’s Troubles
B. C. Murchison
Rm. M
Ray and
Navy Unifor
Norfolk
Mothers of
Kaiser
Vienna
Faris
Milowane
Zurich
Pemps
W. WB. Woses & Sons
Lamp Department
Liberty Bonds
Hoffman Co., Inc
13Th St. N. W
Pennerlvania Ave
Sittin Ae Eagerie van Wickle Piano Co
Fo Smith Piano Co
F Street
Aztec Club
Gibsom Stunelbert
Apidomig
American Railway Express
Dance Northeast
Masonic Temple
Glenwood Cemetery
Chapel
Trates Qdell & Ith. T
Superior Nelson Refrigerator Co
St. M. Frank
Lastern
Order of the Eastern Star
OSH A. Yorbt
New Spa Peed Bhive
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