War loan subscriptions surge as Des Moines banks report huge taking
The long list of editorials and notices shows a national push for the three percent war loan. Des Moines banks report large, mostly money from hoards and stockings rather than bank deposits, with some individuals offering up to $26,000. Subscriptions are processed by hundreds of clerks as the government urges popular participation.
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Humorist predicts Captain Hull will retire from Congress
The Leader quotes a city department humorist saying Hull will not seek another term. He reportedly plans retirement to private life when the current term ends, and will not allow his name to appear at a Seventh District Convention.
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Sailors to Receive Prize Money for Cervera Victory
Sailors who destroyed Cervera's fleet will get over 200000 in prize money, while Santiago soldiers receive no prize. Critics say soldiers faced risk too and merit a reward, a contrast with the past at Santiago where it was not the rule.
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