Senator McNary Urges Full War Debt Payment Bonds Drive
United States Senator Charles L. McNary of Oregon urges Americans to support the Victory Loan drive. He says the nation must meet postwar obligations and that liberty bonds and war savings stamps show loyalty, urging every citizen who can to invest and help repay war debts.
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United States
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
America
Gow Uber
Intercol
Avery
Bat
Wes
Struczis
Army Food Orders for April 1919 Contracts
March contracts outline vast army overseas supply needs in Europe. Items include sugar and crackers, coffee, mace, pears, ketchup, vanilla chocolate, chocolate candy, and other staples. Funds largely come from the Liberty Victory Loan, supporting April distributions.
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Europe
Liberty Victory Loan
Methodists Offer Organization For Victory Loan Campaign
The Methodist Church pledges its entire organization to help the Victory Loan drive. It includes 17 000 pastors and a large cadre of workers and offices, offering trained speakers and publicity staff to Secretary Carter Glass. The 105 million campaign will be postponed to prioritize the Victory Loan efforts.
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Carter Glass
Fred B. Fisher
Ginas
Joint Commission
Corp
Methodist Pres
Sims Says 205 U Boats Are at Bottom of Sea
SEW YORK April 11 fear Admiral ime who commended the fleet during its war time act in European water and to-
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York
Ime
Bondub
Treasury voices six month pause on loan payments
Secretary of the Treasury Cer ter Giert bee enpoanced announces six months to pause payments on Victory Tank notes. The plan aims to ease cash flow for borrowers as they prepare to meet obligations and complete scheduled payments. The notes carry Gates for payment and coverage during the moratorium period.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Certer Giert Bee
Arbich
Bankers say trade conditions steady as 1919 loan outlook grows
Bankers and business leaders nationwide report improving trade stability despite readjustment pressures. January 1919 sees only 73 commercial failures with liabilities valued at 14.8 million, the smallest January tally on record, while February 1919 records 459 failures. Government expects no serious trouble meeting loan quotas as the country heads toward the fifth Liberty Loan. Patriotism urged through War Savings Stamps and Victory Liberty Loan participation.
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Bshess
BR. G Dan & Co
Victory song may swing loan drive campaign
The article notes songwriter George M Coburn and Frank R Wilson plan to use a new song by Cohan to boost the Victory Liberty Loan drive. Cohan promises a quick composition once inspiration strikes, aiming to aid the fundraising effort.
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Victory Song
George M. Coburn
Victory Liberty
Frank R. Wilson
Cohan
We Must Not Falter The Victory Liberty Lean Effort
A wartime editorial praises the soldiers who went to France and did not retreat, noting 77,000 deaths and a 15 billion dollar home-front effort. It lauds the army for going over the top as if to a banquet and asserts national resolve to support government war measures. It emphasizes steadfast unity and backing of the nation in the fight to finish.
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Mangin
Stay-At-Hones
Loral
Fragmentary note on deaths and workers' return from south
A garbled line suggests deaths by personal action and mutual harm. It mentions housewives, housemaids, and returns from the south and munitions factories, indicating wartime labor shifts and social concerns without clear details.
Flag Denouncer Floored At Chamberlain Speech
In New York on April 19 a disruption during Oregon Senator George Ry 3's oration at the Waldorf Astoria caused one diner to rise and heckle. Edward W. Mitchell, vice president of the club, struck the disturber, Robert Bigh, who fell. Mitchell and others pursued the culprit, who vanished into a taxi before identification could be made.
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Oregon
Edward W. Mitchell
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Kile
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