President Wilson Proclaims Liberty Day for April 26 1918
The proclamation urges public support for the Third Liberty Loan to fund the war effort. It declares April 26 1918 as Liberty Day with federal employees excused at noon and calls for nationwide patriotic demonstrations under Treasury and Liberty Loan committees.
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Liberty Day calls for full Liberty Bond support in city
The notice urges Patriotism on Friday April 26 as Liberty Day. It asks every home to be visited to offer bonds with payments from a dollar a week, and declares that individuals and firms must pledge anew to support Liberty Bonds to honor the nation and show their commitment.
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