Victory Liberty Loan Opening Day Speech Charges Sacrifice
Secretary Carter Glass pressed the Victory Liberty Loan at the Minneapolis Auditorium on March 20, praising 4,000,000 American soldiers and urging unwavering patriotism. He warned against cold blooded approaches to future loans and invoked battles in France and Belgium to emphasize sacrifice for liberty.
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the Treasury
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Northwest
Better Business Convention
Victory Loan
America
Britain
Belgium
Ypres
Victory Liberty Loan call to support returning troops
A war bond appeal urges Americans to back the Victory Liberty Loan with patriotism rather than cold calculation. It stresses government obligations, wartime debts, and the need to fund veterans' return home while presenting subscriptions as a duty that protects the nation and the lives of service members.
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Ince
Germany
Congress
Buy for Victory and Peace Money or Lives
Editorial urging support for the Victory Liberty Loan. Emphasizes paying in dollars to save lives and fleet production, citing U boat threat and rapid shipbuilding growth from 61 to 198 shipyards as key to ending World War I. Calls Americans to subscribe by April 21st and to thank the nation’s shipbuilding effort.
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Forewarned is Forearn and Thrift in Real Estate
The piece notes 1,250,000 dependent wage earners in the United States who could not or would not save during their working days and claims Italians own over 200 million dollars in New York real estate, largely acquired through thrift.
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United States
New York
Victory Liberty Loan Push Urges Subscriptions
A wartime appeal urges every American to invest in the Victory Liberty Loan to cover the nearly $6 billion spent or borrowed by April. It argues banks cannot fund the loan without harming business, calls for broad public participation, and highlights savings stamps as safe, profitable options. The message frames patriotism as a financial duty and notes interest earnings and thrift incentives.
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Victory Liberty Loan
Sam
America
Victory Liberty
Bodie
Patriotic War Message Urges Financing Crusade
A 1919 government propaganda letter by A. R. Rogers calls Americans to join the Government Financing Crusaders. It laments wartime sacrifices and urges citizens to spread published facts, purchase war bonds, and mobilize support to finish the economic mobilization for a lasting peace.
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Germany
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Foreign born praised at Minneapolis War Loan meeting
Hans Rieg head of foreign language section of the National War Loan Organization lauded the 13,000,000 foreign born Americans and 15,000,000 with foreign born parents for supporting thrift stamp and war savings programs. He urged Americanization and citizenship progress through war loan work, noting district leaders and clubs as the nucleus of War Savings societies.
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Minneapolis
Hans Rieg
National War Loan Organization
Reig
Minnesota
Theodore Wold
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank
Arthur R. Rogers
Ninth District War Loan Organization
John H. Meyering
B. 8
Government Securities Committee
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