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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1918

Page

3

Liberty Bonds urged to fund WWI war effort in Washington

United States Senator Miles Poindexter appeals Washington readers to subscribe to the Third Liberty Bond series. He argues liberties and prosperity hinge on victory, warns against compromise peace, and notes taxes will rise four billion dollars this year. Poindexter emphasizes the bonds are safe investments that fund troops, equipment, and supplies for France, urging strong public support.

Washington Germany England France America

Local honor roll lists area youths in war service

A long, unformatted roll of local boys enlisting to serve in World War I is reproduced, listing names such as Otto Anderson, Harry Ahearn, A. W. Altman, Carl Anderson, and many others. The notice invites additions if any names are missing and presents the roster as a community record of duty.

Anderson Otto Ahearn Harry Altman A. W Carl Blankenship Howard Briggs Boyce Clyde Byron John Booth E. C Brender Brady Eldridge Beam Betts Joe Coleman Shirley Cahill Martin Conway Frank Cahil Chas DeLong Denniston Earl Dahl Louis F Duncan Bertrand Doty Claire DeBlois Louis Davis Fred B

Wood sidelined after Washington visit controversy

Major General Wood, noted for his past roles as Indian fighter and Plattsburg founder, has been moved to the rear at Camp Funston Kansas after a Washington visit. His Senate testimony was kept confidential to avoid embarrassment to the administration, provoking criticism over democracy and military leadership.

Wood Camp Funston Kansas White House Washington Plattsburg Senate Committee On France Pacific Hurley

Notice to Bondholders on Payment Date and City Equipment Plans

To whom it concerns Bond No 8 Three L I D No 7 Leaven worth Wa is called for payment April 29 1918 interest will cease after that date L W Woodrow City Treas apl 12 19 Walla Walla may be supplied with motor driven street flushers and sprinklers in near future

Leavenworth Wa L. W. Woodrow City Treas Walla Walla

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