Walter E Edge Seeks Long Term U S Senate Seat
Former New Jersey governor Walter E Edge announces a bid for the United States Senate as a long term position. He frames the decision as a business choice weighing leaving Trenton versus serving in Washington and highlights harbor and transportation projects, state progress, and future national implications.
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Walter E. Edge
U. S
United States
Commonwealth
New Jersey
Trenton
Washington
Congress
Chip
Wiginto
Governor Reflects on Senate Bid and National Service
The speaker weighs six weeks remaining in office against six years in Washington under a newly elected governor. He defends a flexible, accountable government and his record as New Jersey governor, pledging 100 percent support for the war effort while avoiding partisanship. If nominated, he promises the same devoted public service in Washington.
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New Jersey
Washington
America
Republican Party
Senate
Canvassers urge Liberty Loan funds from those without soldiers
A speaker with two sons in the military urged that the Third Liberty Bond loan be financed largely by those without relatives in service. He noted many households have no direct war ties and argued all Americans benefit from the war. those not contributing through kin should still fund the effort to support the nation’s security.
True Blue Patriots Three Generations of Farm Women Knit for Red Cross
Hal B. Fullerton of Long Island Rail Road announces that American farmers and farm women are true blue patriots. He praises farmers for answering the call in 1776 and 1917, notes their role in producing surplus for allies, and describes three generations of farm women knitting and preparing supplies for Liberty Lads and the Sea. He urges financial support to fund ships and wartime needs, stressing discipline, self-reliance, and national duty.
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Liberty Loan Committee
Hal B. Fullerton
Long Island Railroad Company
Fullerton
Medford
L. I
United States Farmers’ Army
Uncle Sam
America
Grandma's Knee
Teamwork Poem by Rudyard Kipling
A compact poem praising teamwork as the key to success. It argues that victory comes not from weapons funds or individuals or the army alone but from the constant collaboration of every person involved in the effort.
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Rudyard Kipling
U. S. Bond Funds Return Home Districts
Bankers note that Liberty Bond money often stays in the local district during purchase and installments. The funds remain at a local bank acting as a government depository until needed, eventually returning to the area’s cotton trade and soldiers’ support as credits are adjusted.
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South
Zeceramment
Real Sacrifices and War Bonds Demand From All
A French officer notes American inaction and urges real sacrifice as war comes, asking readers what personal hardships they have faced. He argues fuller preparation now will lessen future suffering and calls on the public to buy Liberty Bonds to support the war effort.
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America
Alex
France
Duty to Buy Liberty Bonds Urged as Solemn Obligation
Uzal H Mc Carter president Fidelity Trust Newark urges in a Liberty Loan Committee statement that every American should buy Liberty Bonds for patriotism, self protection, and support of allies. He warns the Hun threats and frames bond purchases as essential to funding the war effort and safeguarding the nation.
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Liberty Loan Committee
Uzal EH. McCarter
Fidelity Trust Company
Newark
N. J
le Carter
United States
France
England
Belgium
United States of America
America to be nation of self-made bond holders
Editorial argues America will rapidly grow Liberty Bond ownership from 2 million to 12 million and eventually 50 million. It praises thrift, saving habits, and a quasi military economic strength, declaring no American home is complete without a Liberty Bond.
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America
United States
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