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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1918
Page
4
The Vindicator chronicles wartime ending reactions, Republican upbeat, and reconstruction concerns. It critiques policy like a language order, notes Michigan politics, and urges support for veterans and War Savings Stamps while reflecting local pride amid national tensions.
Admiral Wilson of the Patia defense disputes blame for the armistice signing leak. He exonerates the press association, says the office believed the news authentic at release, and notes later actions from France, England, and the Provost Marshal imply the accord was near ratification though details remained. Public mood shifts toward end of war expectations.
Senator Martin of Virginia said congress will curb war expenses immediately after the armistice. He urged stopping calls for new troops and criticized wartime spending while noting bipartisan support for rapid cutbacks. He warned universal military training would raise peace-time costs.
A personal World War I appeal urging every American to fund the fourth Liberty loan. The speaker recalls ancestors who fought under Washington and Lincoln, frames the loan as a duty to defend freedom, and celebrates oversubscription as a democratic victory against autocracy.
An urging article promotes investing in Liberty Loan bonds as a safe, constant money earner. It compares bonds to money in a safe, notes 4 percent yearly interest, and emphasizes government backing and ready market, urging readers to buy bonds today.
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