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24-Act of Congress (H. R. 2762) approved authorizing issue of bonds not in excess of $5,000,000,000 plus $63,945,460 necessary to redeem maturing bonds and certain amounts hitherto authorized but not issued under prior acts. Short title, First Liberty Bond Act.
25-Beginning of issue of Certificates of Indebtedness anticipating First Liberty Loan.
May
4-James B. McDougal, Governor Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, called first meeting in Chicago to create Liberty Loan Organization in Chicago district.
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14-Issue of Treasury Department Circular No. 78 defining terms of issue of First Liberty Loan of 1917: $2,000,000,000 15-30 year 312% gold bonds authorized. This circular also defined the relation of Federal Reserve Banks to flotation of loans in Fiscal Agency capacity.
May
16-Issue of Treasury Department Circular No. 79 covering broad regulations regarding redeposit of Government funds arising out of sale of Liberty Bonds and Treasury Certificates.
17-Secretary McAdoo spoke at Chicago to bankers and repre sentative men regarding plans for flotation of Loans.
May June
14 15 First Liberty Loan Campaign.
CERTIFICATE OF INDEBTEDNESS SALES.
Date Issue
Due Date
Per Cent
Total Issue
Subscription
Allotment ,
No. of Subscribers
Certificates issued to Federal Reserve Banks only .
Mar. 31
June 29
2
$50,000,000
$5,000,000
$5,000,000
1
Apr. 25
June 30
3
268,205,000
16,400,000
16,400,000
135
Certificates issued in anticipation of First Liberty Loan.
May 10
July 17
3
200,000,000
24,893,000
24,893,000
291
May 25
July 30
314
200,000,000
23,117,000
16,600,000
503
(June 8
July 30
31/4
200,000,000
23,215,000
19,800,000
419
Total .
$868,205,000
$87,625,000
$77,693,000
1,348
FIRST LIBERTY LOAN BOND SALES.
QUOTA
Subscriptions
Per Cent Quota Subscribed
Average Subscription
Number of Subscribers
Allotments
-
Wisconsin .
$32,000,000
$30,296,650
96
$505.00
60,000
$24,170,150
Illinois .
135,000,000
195,686,200
145
700 00
280,000
157,386,800
Michigan .
50,000,000
61,475,000
123
473 00
130,000
40,528,800
Iowa ....
45,000,000
30,740,600
68
512 00
60,000
23,522,850
Indiana .
36,000,000
33,366,100
93
477 00
70,000
23,344,100
Seventh District
$298,000,000
$351,564,650
118
$586 00
6,100,000
$268,952,700
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August 9-Beginning of issue of Certificates of Indebtedness in anticipa- tion of Second Liberty Loan of 1917.
September 24-Act of Congress (H.R. 5901) approved authorizing issue of $7,538,945,460 in addition to $2,000,000,000 issued or offered under First Liberty Bond Act but $3,538,945,460 was in lieu of previously authorized issues. Net increased authorization $4,000,000,000. Short title of Act, Second Liberty Bond Act.
October 1-Issue of Treasury Department Circular No. 90 inviting sub- scriptions to $3,000,000,000 10-25 year 4% convertible gold bonds. 24-"Liberty Day."
1 to 27-Second Liberty Loan Campaign.
CERTIFICATE OF INDEBETEDNESS SALES.
Date Issue
Due Date
Call Date
Per Cent.
Total Issue
Subscription
Allotment
No. of Subscribers
Aug. 9.
Nov. 15.
31/2
$300,000,000
$18,870,000
$15,600,000
381
Aug. 29
Nov.30.
31/2
250,000,000
18,636,000
15,095,000
379
Sept.17
Dec. 15.
Dec. 6
31/2
300,000,000
21,169,000
21,169,000
595
Sept.26
Dec. 15.
Dec. 11
4 400,000,000
35,629,000
35,629,000
804
Oct. 18
Nov.22.
4 385,197,000
32,963,000
32,963,000
745
Oct. 24
Dec. 15.
4
685,296,000
18,141,000
18,141,000
217
Total
$2,320,493,000
$145,408,000
$138,597,000
3,121
SECOND LIBERTY LOAN BOND SALES
QUOTA
Subscriptions
Per Cent. Quota Subscribed
Average Subscription
Number of Subscribers
Allotment
Wisconsin .
$50,400,000
$78,246,400
155
$320 00
244,676
$75,313,100
Illinois . ..
163,380,000
248,514,000
152
376 00
661,105
209,483,150
Michigan
74,550,000
106,179,550
142
271 00
391,121
95,472,150
Iowa ..
74,550,000
83,047,400
111
288 00
288,080
79,650,400
Indiana
57,120,000
69,799,450
122
311 00
224,515
67,176,650
Seventh District
$420,000,000
$585,786,800
139
$324 00
1,809,497
$525,095,450
.
.
.
.
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1918 January
April
22-Beginning of issue of Certificates of Indebtedness anticipating Third Liberty Loan.
4-Act of Congress (H. R. 11123) approved authorizing issue of $12,000,000,000 in addition to $2,000,000,000 issued or offered under First Liberty Bond Act, but $3,538,945,460 was in lieu of previously authorized issues. Net increased authorization $8,461,054,540. Short title of Act, Third Liberty Bond Act. 6-Issue of Treasury Department Circular No. 111 inviting sub- scription to $3,000,000,000 414% Gold Bonds of 1928.
April May
6 4 Third Liberty Loan Campaign.
CERTIFICATE OF INDEBTEDNESS SALES.
17-21521
DATE OF ISSUE
Total Issue
Allotted to Chicago District
Rate of Interest
Date of Maturity
Subscribers
Jan. 22, 1918
$400,000,000
$30,359,000
4
April 22, 1918
910
Feb. 8, 1918
500,000,000
42,352,000
4
May 9, 1918
2,193
Feb. 27, 1918
500,000,000
59,168,000
412
May 28, 1918
2,856
Mar. 20, 1918
543,032,000
64,414,000
412
June 18, 1918
3,115
April 10, 1918
551,226,500
65,850,000
41/2
July 9, 1918
2,662
April 22, 1918
517,026,000
63,212,000
41/2
July 18, 1918
2,056
Total .
$3,011,284,500
$325,355,000
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN BOND SALES.
4
QUOTA
Subscriptions
Per Cent. Quota Subscribed
Average Subscription
Number of Subscribers
Wisconsin
$45,600,000
$75,185,250
167.287
$172 00
427,371
Illinois .
178,980,000
247,626,400
137
173 00
1,417,241
Michigan
75,600,000
98,033,050
130
170 00
569,570
Iowa .
71,050,000
117,211,450
167.518
173 00
660,942
Indiana ...
53,770,000
70,822, 450
133
174 00
404,191
Seventh District.
$425,000,000
$608,878,600
143
172 00
3,479,315
.
.
.
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June
25-Beginning of issue of Certificates of Indebtedness anticipating Fourth Liberty Loan.
July 9-Act of Congress (H. R. 12580) approved authorizing issue of $20,000,000,000 in addition to $2,000,000,000 issued or offered under First Liberty Bond Act but $3,538,945,460 was in lieu of previously authorized isses. Net increased authorization $16,461,054,540. Short title of Act, Fourth Liberty Bond Act. September 28-Issue of Treasury Department Circular No. 121 inviting sub_ scriptions to $6,000,000,000 414% Gold Bonds 1933-38.
Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign.
September 28 to October 19
CERTIFICATE OF INDEBTEDNESS SALES.
DATE OF ISSUE
Total Issue
Alloted to Chicago District
Rate of Interest
Date of Maturity
Subscribers
June 15, 1918
$838,553,500
$131,481,500
41/2
Oct. 24, 1918
4,084
July 9, 1918
759,438,000
101,203,000
41/2
Nov. 7, 1918
4,258
July 23, 1918
584,750,500
83,310,500
41/2
Nov. 21, 1918
4,240
Aug. 6, 1918
575,706,500
87,292,500
41/2
Dec. 5, 1918
4,187
Sept. 3, 1918
639,493,000
88,279,000
412
Jan.
2,1919
3,904
Sept. 17, 1918
625,216,500
88,878,500
41/2
Jan. 16, 1919
3,858
Oct. 1, 1918
641,069,000
82,759,000
41/2
Jan. 30, 1919
3,641
Total .
$4,664,227,000
$663,204,000
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN BOND SALES.
QUOTA
Subscriptions
Per Cent. Quota Subscribed
Average Subscription
Number of Subscribers
Wisconsin
$100,050,000
$107,193,650
109
$230 00
436,482
Illinois .
365,400,000
422,994,650
114
480 00
1,866,064
Michigan
147,900,000
164,784,200
111
193 00
821,799
Iowa ..
147,900,000
158,155,400
110
252 00
587,773
Indiana
108,750,000
116,081,100
109
191 00
588,194
Seventh District.
$870,000,000
$969,209,000
111
$227 00
4,300,312
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December 5-Beginning of Issue of Certificates of Indebtedness in anticipa- tion of Victory Liberty Loan.
1919
March 3-Act of Congress (H. R. 16136) approved authorizing issue of $7,000,000,000 notes in addition to bonds, Certificates of Indebtedness and War Savings certificates previously author- ized. Short title of Act "Victory Liberty Loan Act". Increased authorization $23,461,054,540.
April
21-Issue of Department circular No. 138 inviting subscriptions to $4,500,000,000 convertible (334% into 434% or vice versa) Gold bonds, 1922-23.
April to
21
Victory Liberty Loan Campaign.
May
10
CERTIFICATE OF INDEBTEDNESS SALES.
18-21521
DATE OF ISSUE
Total Issue
Alloted to Chicago District
Rate of Interest
Date of Maturity
Subscribers
-
Dec. 5, 1918
$613,438,000
$97,235,500
41/2
May 6, 1919
3,795
Dec. 19, 1918
572,494,000
83,189,500
41/2
May 20, 1919
3,656
Jan.
2,1919
751,684,500
108,647,000
51/2
June
3,1919
3,542
Jan. 16, 1919
600,101,500
97,774,500
41/2
June 17, 1919
3,772
Jan. 30, 1919
687,381,500
103,048,500
412
July
1,1919
3,595
Feb. 13, 1919
620,578,500
91,677,500
412
July 15, 1919
3,183
Feb. 27, 1919
532,341,500
82,044.000
41/2
July 29, 1919
2,732
Mar. 13, 1919
542,197,000
82,656,500
41/2
Aug. 12, 1919
2,544
April 10, 1919
646,024,500
99,886,000
41/2
Sept. 9, 1919
2,926
May 1, 1919
591,308,000
109,256,500
41/2
Oct. 7, 1919
2,474
Total .
$6,157,549,000
$953,415,500
.
VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN BOND SALES.
QUOTA
Subscriptions
Per Cent. Quota Subscribed
Average Subscription
Number of Subscribers
Allotments
Wisconsin .
$75,037,500
$93,183,950
125
$343.00
271,338
85,034,650
Illinois .
274,050,000
332,323,200
120
305 00
1,100,580
297,809,800
Michigan.
110,925,000
149,444,500
135
359 00
359,378
119,209,650
Iowa . .
110,925,000
111,787,450
103
313 00
307,195
110,552,250
Indiana.
81,562,500
85,307,450
106
356 00
228,920
81,723,650
Seventh District.
$652,500,000
$772,046,550
119
$340 00
2,267,411
$694,330,000
THE WAR PURSE OF INDIANA
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INDEX
Abbott, M. J., 234.
Adams County, 37, 67, 103, 105,
126, 134, 140, 174, 177, 187, 192, 195, 208, 212, 225, 232, 234. Adams, James D., 233.
Ade, George, 46; humorous discus- sion of 'Peace Drive', 124.
Advance-Rumley Co., Laporte, 30.
Advertising Loan campaigns, 20, 24, 25, 28, 45, 60, 80, 81, 88-91, 95, 115, 158.
Agricultural associations of Indi- ana, 44.
Agricultural conference Third loan, 86.
Agricultural resources (Indiana) pay cost of war, 148.
Airplane publicity Fourth loan, 115, 128.
Airplane Week, 116.
Aisne Heights, 108. Akin, R. W., 70, 203.
Ale, Fern, 193.
Alerding, Rev. Herman 119. Joseph,
Alexander, A. A., 37, 68. Alexander, Mrs. A. A., 188.
Allen County, 37, 67, 102, 105, 135, 140, 171, 174, 177, 187, 192, 195, 208, 224, 230, 232, 234.
American Bankers' Association, 24. American Central Life Insurance Company, Indianapolis, 27; sub- scriptions, 58.
American Trust and Savings Bank, Evansville, 24.
Amish members subscribe for Cer- tificates of Deposit, 118.
Amos, Frank, 232, 234.
Anderson, Bishop William F., Cin- cinnati, 119.
Anderson, volunteer subscription, 167.
Andey, Roy, 232. Andrew, Kent M., 233, 234. Andrews, F. E., 234. Andrews, J. H., 69, 97, 106, 144. Angus Breeders' Association, 86. Applegate, Mrs. Grace D., 189, 194, 198.
Arch, Sgt. Alexander, fired first shot in War, 73.
Armistice Day, November 11, 1918, 145.
Armour & Company, subscription, 125.
Arnold, Leroy O., 178. Associated Employers of Indiana, 205.
Associated Women of Commerce, 185.
Atlanta, Ga., 208. Atlanta, 212. Ayers, Arthur B., 203.
'Baby Bonds', 206. Bader, Albert F., 235.
Baker, Arthur D., 107.
Baker, B. B., 107.
Baker, Guy, 38, 68.
Baker, Mrs. Will M., 187, 192, 196.
· Baldwin, Mrs. A. S., 182. Ball, Frank, 203.
Ball, George, 110. Balthis, C. L., 69.
Bankers' Association, Indiana, 22. Bankers, Indiana, views of, 15; buy bonds in open market, 153; eco- nomic and financial views, 149; post-war plans, 148.
Banks handle First bond sales, 20; Third loan, 102; underwrite sale of Second loan bonds, 60.
Banta, Mrs. C. E., 195.
Barnard, George M., 68, 84, 87, 106, 119.
Barnhart, Dean, 97.
Bartholomew County, 37, 54, 63; children contribute pennies, 65, 67, 102, 105, 117, 121, 128, 134, 140, 169, 177, 183, 187, 192, 196, 208, 212, 225, 232, 234.
Bass, Mrs. George, 80, 182.
Batson, Benjamin A., 107, 137, 142, 179.
Battin, C. H., 24.
Bauer, Thomas, 69, 107, 142.
Baxter, Thomas O., 46.
Bayard, Jr., J. L., 69, 106, 144, 178. Beals, S. A., 234.
Beardsley, Mrs. A. H., 187, 192, 196. Beck, C. B., 235.
Becker, Charles, 160.
Beer, Mrs. H. M., 188. Belleau Wood, 108.
Beneker's Victory loan poster, 155. Bennett, Henry W., 59.
Benton County, 37, 67, 98, 105, 134, 140, 177, 187, 192, 196, 225, 232, 234.
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Berkshire Association, 86.
Bernish, Richard, 160.
Bernstorff, Count Von, 251.
Berzy-le-Sec, 108.
Beveridge, Albert J., 56, 119.
Blackford County, 37, 67, 105, 135, 139, 140, 177, 187, 192, 196, 208, 212, 216, 224, 230, 232, 234.
'Black and White' loan maps, 97, 103.
Blythe, Mrs. Edward, 98, 187, 192, 196.
Bohannon, Anna L., 188.
Bohn, Louis W., 107, 144.
Bolinger, J. F., 107, 144, 179.
Bond buyers, few before 1917, 15;
more than 150,000 by close of war, 16.
Bond, Mrs. Charles, 188, 193, 197. Bond sharks, warning against, 150. Bonds and taxation, 77.
Bonds, bought on installment plan,
16; exempt from taxation, 20; total sale in Indiana approxi- mately $500,000,000, 17.
Bondurant, Clinton A., 106, 130, 141. Bonner, Walter W., 30, 37, 67, 105, 140, 177.
Booker, O. M., 178.
Boone County, 37, 67, 105, 140, 171, 174, 177, 187, 192, 196, 212, 214, 225, 230, 232, 234.
Born, Mrs. Isaac, 167, 195.
Bosse, Benjamin, 65.
Bosse, J. W., 232.
Bottsford, Marion, 187.
Bottsford, William B., 67, 106, 140, 177.
Bourns, Rev. A. P., 234.
Bowers, Fred H., 215, 233.
Boyd, S. Mayo, 46.
Boyle, May, 198.
Boy Scouts of America, 33, 61. Boy's Working Reserve, 111.
Brady, Arthur W., 87.
Brattin, Dudley H., 106, 130, 141.
Breed, Elliott and Harrison, 27.
Brewer, S. L., 234.
Brigham, Mrs. Eliza Tarkington, 186.
Bright, Mrs. R. O., 192, 196.
British Aviation Mission, 116.
British Royal Air Corps, Indian- apolis, 116. Brooke, K. Frank, 233.
Brookmeyer, John F., 37.
Brooks, Mrs. Sam E., 196.
Brooks, T. J., 40, 69, 106, 144, 178. Brown County, 37, 67, 97, 98, 105, 134, 140, 169, 177, 187, 192, 196, 218, 220, 226, 230, 232, 234.
Brown, A. G., 233, 235.
Brown, Arthur V., 22.
Brown, Benjamin J., 235.
Brown, Genevieve, 188. Brown, Grover G., 140, 234.
Brown, Mrs. L. O., 195.
Brubeck, Mrs. E. S., 188, 193, 196.
Brucker, Rev. Victor J., 81, 120.
Bryan, Fred A., 121, 141, 143.
Bryan, J. B., 38.
Bryan, William Lowe, 57, 81.
Bryant, Frank E., 67, 105, 140, 232.
Bryant, George C., U. S. Bureau Crop Estimates, 148.
Bucklin, H. F., 210, 232.
Buffalo, N. Y., 208.
Bunnell, Mrs. Floyd, 192.
Bunning, Mrs. John, 195.
Burke, James E., 232.
Burke, M. F., 69, 105, 144, 177, 232, 234.
Burke, Mrs. M. F., 188, 194, 198.
Bury, F. F., 204.
Bush, Adah, 188.
Bush, Edgar D., Lieut .- Governor, issues proclamation, 56, 59, 64.
Business men, vacations in harvest fields, 111.
Butler, Charles A., 37.
Butler, Mrs. Luella, 188, 193.
'Buyer's strike' of 1919, 231.
Byerly, Lt. Frederick, 116, 117.
Cahn, Mrs. Ada K., 229, 235.
Camp, Charles W., 43.
Campbell, Leonard L., 70, 110, 112, 152, 248.
Campbell, S. N., 248.
Campbell, Mrs. W. B., 188.
Camp Shelby, Miss., 42; Hoosier soldiers buy bonds, 55.
Camp Sherman, Ohio, 42.
Camp Taylor, Ky., 42.
Cancellation of war contracts, 145.
Cantigny, 108.
Cardwell, Mary, 188, 194.
Carlisle, Mrs. Anne Studebaker, 187.
Carroll County, 28, 37, 67, 97, 98, 105, 135, 140, 177, 187, 192, 196, 208, 224, 232, 234.
Carter, Walter E., 179.
Cass County, 28, 37, 67, 103, 104, 105, 135, 140, 174, 177, 187, 192, 196, 208, 212, 214, 216, 223, 232, 234.
Cassidy, W. M., 235. Cates, George, 69. Catlin, A. O., 37. Catt, Mrs. Carrie Chapman, 182.
Cavanaugh, John, Notre Dame University, 110.
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Company,
Cave, W. W., 233.
Center Township, Wayne County, record of, 209. Certificates of indebtedness, 109, 111, 112, 153, 237.
Chaffee, Ebenezer T., first bond buyer, 26. Chandler, W. L., 178.
Chapman, James H., 37, 68, 106, 141.
Charnley, William H., 52, 67.
Chartrand, Bishop Joseph, 120.
Chateau Thierry, 108, 146.
Chester, Mrs. Frank B., 193.
Chicago and Erie Railroad, in Third loan, 102.
Childs, C. Frederick, Federal Re- serve Director of Sales, 23, 46, 48, 79.
Christie, George I., 81, 158.
Christie, Mrs. Mary J., 187.
Chronology Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, 35.
Church Federation of Indianapolis, 46.
Churches in Fourth loan, 119, 120. Cincinnati, Ohio, 16.
Citizens Bank, Anderson, 28.
Citizens Gas Company, Indianapo- lis, 27.
City Trust Company, Indianapolis, 28.
Clark County, 40, 69, 105, 144, 177, 188, 194, 198, 225, 232, 234.
Clark, Mrs. F. L., 229, 235.
Clark, S. J. Duncan-, 158.
Clay County, 31, 37, 64, 67, 105, 139, 140, 177, 187, 193, 196, 218, 226, 232, 234.
Cleary, John, 233. Clemens, Mrs. James, 189, 194.
Cleveland, Ohio, 208.
Clinton County, 37, 63, 67, 103, 105, 134, 140, 169, 177, 187, 192, 196, 208, 212, 214, 224, 232, 234.
Clippinger, Gilbert B., 38, 45.
Clippinger, H. Foster, 23, 46.
Cloe, Judge Ernest E., 65.
Clore, Leonard B., 46. Coe, Demas S., 107, 142.
Coffey, William L., 37, 67, 177, 232.
Cole, Albert H., 233. Coleman, C. S., 234.
Coleman, E. T., 41, 70.
Collegiate Alumni Association of Indiana, 185. Collier, Mrs. Oakey, 193.
Collier, Mrs. William H., 188, 197. Colonial Dames of America, 185.
Colored Women's Organizations, 185.
Columbian Enameling 207.
Combs, Mrs. Charles, 198.
Commiskey, Ind., 209.
Compton, W. R., 164, 178.
Cone, Joseph D., 37.
'Conscientious objectors' buy bonds, 118.
Conway, Mrs. William C., 189, 194, 198.
Cook, Mrs. Alonzo, 196.
Cook, W. E., 69, 106, 144, 177.
Cooke, Guy W., 110, 143, 154.
Cooper, Mrs. Aaron W., 188, 193.
Corn crop Ind., 1916-1918, 111.
Cornett, J. W., 144.
Corporations, foreign, allocate
Bond sales to Indiana, 124. Cortland, 212.
Cost of War to U. S., 236.
County chairmen, 37, 67, 105, 140, 153, 177, 180, 187, 192, 195.
County records in W. S. S. cam- paign, 1918, 223-226.
Cowgill, N. W., 37.
Cox, E. E., 232.
Cox, W. N., 235.
Craig, Sad, 197.
Crankshaw, Mrs. Margaret B., 187, 192.
Cravens, Oscar, 234.
Crawford County, 40, 69, 98, 105, 144, 177, 188, 194, 198, 212, 214, 224, 232, 234.
Crawford, John L., 110.
Crittenberger, Dale, 68.
Croan, Mrs. Jesse Fremont, 64, 80, 182, 187, 189.
Crown Cork and Seal Company buys first bond in Victory loan, 163.
Croxton, E. S., 38, 68, 107, 142, 179. Croxton, W. A., 107.
Cunningham, Dorothy, 196.
Daniels, Josephus, Secretary of Navy, 61, 114.
Daughters of American Revolution, 185, 229.
Davidson, W. E., 235.
Daviess County, 33, 40, 69, 105, 144, 177, 188, 194, 198, 224, 232, 234.
Davis, F. E., 38, 69, 107, 142.
Davis, Henry C., 68, 106, 140. Davis, Lee C., 205, 233. Dawes, Rev. Ira C., 179.
Dawson, Mrs. A. M., 189, 194.
Deahl, Anthony, 232.
Deahl, B. F., 67, 105, 140, 177. Deam Mrs. Charles C., 188, 193.
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Dearborn County, 17, 28, 30, 31,
37, 59, 63, 67, 103, 104, 105, 140, 173, 177, 187, 192, 196, 208, 212, 224, 232, 234.
Dearborn National renceburg, 30.
Bank, Law-
Decatur County, 28, 30, 31, 33, 37, 63, 67, 97, 98, 105, 134, 140, 177, 187, 192, 196, 208, 212, 214, 216, 223, 232, 234.
Decatur Ind., 126.
Decker, John F., 235.
Declaration of Independence, 146.
Dekalb County, 37, 63, 67, 103, 105, 140, 174, 177, 187, 193, 196, 212, 214, 216, 223, 230, 232, 234.
Delaware County, 33, 34, 37, 63, 65, 67, 97, 105, 134, 140, 177, 187, 192, 196, 214, 224, 232, 234, 248. Deming, Demas, 110.
Democratic and Republican parties unite in Third loan drive, 82.
DePrez, Harry, 38.
Des Moines, Iowa, 208.
Desoto, 209.
DeVol, W. J., 37, 67, 105, 140, 177.
Dinwiddie, George, 203, 215. Diven, William S., 141.
Dixon, Arthur, 67, 105, 140, 169, 177.
Dixon, Grace, Chicago, 80, 182, 187, 189.
Dodge, Mrs. Ezra L., 188.
Downing, John L., 234.
Driver, L. L., 233.
Druitt, Mrs. Charles W., 188, 193.
Dubois County, 29, 33, 40, 69, 98,
105, 144, 177, 188, 194, 198, 225, 232, 234.
Dudley, Mrs. Gilford, 182.
Duffey, Luke W., 44.
Dugan, C. E., 37.
Duggan, Mrs. M. J., 195.
Dunbar, O. K., 209.
Duncan, Clark- S. J., 158.
Duncan, Thomas, 234.
Dunscomb, George H., 79, 83, 110. Dunten, Paul, 234.
Earl, Mrs. Elizabeth C., 187, 193, 196.
East Chicago, Ind., 127.
Easterday, Orville R., 37, 68.
Eaton, M. W., 67.
Editors, Indiana, meet in Chicago, 158.
Edwards, Betsy, 188, 193.
Edwards, R. A., 38, 68.
Elkhart County, 31, 37, 53, 67, 103, 105, 129, 134, 140, 177, 187, 192, 196, 208, 214, 225, 232, 234. Elliott, George A., 140, 169, 178.
Elliott, Homer, 68, 106.
Ellis, Horace, State Supt. Public Instruction, 46, 81, 186, 203.
Ellis, W. S., 234.
Elsby, S. J., 69, 105, 203.
Elwood oversubscribes, 62.
Emley, John R., 68, 106, 140, 178.
Engle, B. B., 68.
English, 212.
English Savings plan, 200.
Enlow, C. B., 24, 203.
Entrepreneurs, 146.
Epernay, 108.
Epieds, 108.
Erickson, Mrs. Herbert, 188, 192, 196.
Eschbach, Jesse E., state speakers' bureau, 79, 84, 87, 158.
Espey, Hugh S., 38, 68, 106, 141, 178.
Etzler, Dora, 189.
Evansville banks in First loan, 24.
Evansville 'over the top', 65.
Evansville Clearing House, 24.
Evansville Courier, 33.
Express companies assist in First bond sales, 20.
Fairbanks, Charles Warren, 50, 56. Fairbanks, Mrs. Kellogg, 182.
Falvey, M. D., 38, 68, 107, 142, 179.
Fansler, M. L., 177.
Farmers Bank, Wabash, 28.
Farmers State Congress, 86.
Farmers urged to buy bonds, 44; 'Farmer Not a Slacker', 60; spe- cial appeal in Third loan, 86, 99; urged to buy W. S. S., 215.
Fayette County, 37, 63, 67, 102, 105, 135, 140, 169, 177, 187, 193, 196, 212, 214, 216, 220, 223, 232, 234.
Federal Reserve Bank, fiscal agent for financing war, 14.
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, 20, 21, 36, 99, 139, 231, 251.
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, 20, 21, 36.
Federal Reserve District, Eighth, twenty-four southern Indiana counties, 16, 38, 110, 175, 177, 182, 186; results of woman's loan committee in, 197.
· Federal Reserve Districts in U. S., subscriptions in First loan, 238; in Second loan, 239; in Third loan, 240; in Fourth loan, 241; in Fifth (Victory) loan, 242.
Federal Reserve District, Seventh, 44; subscription in First loan, 48; per capita subscription, 48; Liberty loan executive committee
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meeting, Chicago, 84; loan work- ers meet in Chicago, 155, 175, 176, 179.
Federal Trade Commission, warns against bond sharks, 150.
Federation of Music Clubs, 185.
Ferris, E. R., 46.
Fesler, James W., 83.
Fifth liberty loan, 145; campaign
opens, 163; high interest rate asked, 155; new chairmen ap- pointed, 153; publicity, 157; quota, 156, 160; terms, 156; total subscription, 179.
Financial status in Indiana follow- ing Second loan, 70; following Fourth loan, 148.
Finch, J. C., 178.
First bond buyer, First loan, 26; Second loan, 50.
First Liberty loan, opened May 15, 1917, 20; lacked organized effort, 23; quota, 27.
First shot fired in war, 66.
Fisher, Carl G., 115, 117.
Fisher, Stuart T., 232.
Fitch, Walter Q., 111.
Flag raising, 18. Flannigan, F. L., 234.
Fleck, Alvin R., 235.
Fleming, Burt, 69, 107, 142, 179.
Fletcher American National Bank, 23, 27; subscriptions, 60, 131, 231.
Fletcher, Charles, 209.
Fletcher, James C., 233, 235.
Fletcher Savings and Trust Com- pany, 23, 27; subscriptions, 60, 231.
Fletcher, Stoughton A., 22, 46, 203, 231.
Flora, Emery, 140.
Florea, George C., 37.
Floyd County, 39, 40, 69, 105, 144, 177, 188, 194, 198, 212, 223, 232, 234.
Foch, Marshal, 108.
Foley, Michael E., Chairman State Council of Defense, 137.
Food administration, U. S., in In- diana, 111.
Food conservation, 42, 75, 148.
Ford, Mrs. J. W., 187, 192. Fore, Mrs. Valpey T., 228.
Foreigners urged to buy bonds, 195.
'Formula for Women in Loan Drive', 190.
Forrey, George C., 16, 23, 38, 45, 53, 66, 110, 114, 119, 158.
Ft. Benjamin Harrison, 24, 55. Ft. Wayne Journal-Gazette, 168.
Forty-second Division, 42. Foster, Clyde, 168. Foster, Samuel, 203.
Fountain County, 37, 67, 105, 140, 163, 175, 177, 187, 192, 196, 226, 232, 234.
Four-Minute-Men, 28, 35.
Fourteen-Minute-Women's Speak- ers Bureau, 35, 184.
Fourth Liberty loan act, July 9, 1918, 109; campaign opens, 126; Indiana's quota, 126.
Fox, Charles, 46, 91.
Francis, Bishop Joseph M., 119.
Frank, George T., 69.
Frank, Homer M., 105, 144, 177. Frankfort, Ind., 127.
Franklin County, 37, 63, 67, 105, 129, 134, 140, 173, 177, 187, 192,
196, 212, 214, 224, 230, 232, 234. Franklin, Lewis B., Washington, D. C., 134, 161, 169, 175. Frazee, Mrs. Walter, 195.
Frederick, J. E., 215, 233.
Frenzel, John P., 22, 231.
Frenzel, Otto N., 22.
Fretageot, O. N., 235.
Friss, Raymond J., 46.
Fritsche, Carl B., 111.
Fritz, Adolph J., 92.
Fulton County, 37, 67, 97, 105, 135, 136, 140, 177, 187, 193, 196, 212, 224, 230, 232, 234.
Funk, Mrs. Antoinette, 182.
Funk, Mrs. Margaret, 198.
Gaither, John M., 234. Gamble, Alice, 194, 198.
Gandy, Frank J., 69.
Gardiner, W. H., 38.
Garrard, Charles A., Col., 95, 161, 228. Garriotts, C. E., 230, 235.
Gasolineless Sundays, 111.
Gerard, James W., U. S. Ambassa- dor to Germany, 94, 251.
German-Americans in Third loan, 85.
German benevolent society of Mun- cie, 97.
German communities purchase bonds, 29.
German language abolished in schools, 75.
Germans retreat from Marne, 108. Gibson County, 35, 40, 61, 69, 98, 105, 144, 175, 177, 189, 194, 198, 208, 212, 224, 232, 234.
Gilbert, Clara, 188, 193, 196.
Gillis, Bertha, 195. Girl Scouts, 185.
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Glass, Carter, Secretary of U. S. Treasury, 155, 171, 176, 229.
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