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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1918
Page
5
A small classified note advertising weaving work of all kinds with prices from 40 cents up based on the character of the work. Warp furnished. Location given as two blocks north of the Firemen's Hall, fourth door east. Applies 19 to 26.
Mrs. E A Wilcox of Blewett visits Ilworf Monday and Mrs C B McDermot from Wenatchee visits the Tom Logan family. Several residents leave for Spokane Wenatchee Peshastin and Tacoma while others plan travels, college and military duties.
The article cites the act of Congress protecting the Red Cross name and insignia and bans false claims of membership or use of the emblem. It calls for permission from the Local Chapter for entertainments raising Red Cross funds and notes cooperation from the Leavenworth Chapter officials.
A 1913 note shows Ohio Democrats branded as too patriotic to use pencils stamped Made in Germany while supporting tariff cuts to aid German competition. The quarrel hints at broader free trade shifts and political posturing noted four years later amid ongoing war concerns.
Analysis notes similar Socialist vote shares in Wisconsin and New York municipal results. It argues mainstream parties gain from socialist rhetoric, with Democrats increasingly adopting socialist programs while Socialists attract defectors, and some Republicans possibly joining the trend.
The Leavenworth Echo in Leavenworth Washington published Friday as a weekly unincorporated paper. Deed H Mayar is named sole owner and publisher in a sworn ownership statement sworn before Notary J W Elliott on April 1 1918 and recorded April 26.
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