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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1917
Page
6
Striking street car workers and managers have signed an agreement establishing an open shop and preserving the right of men to join unions, with reinstatement of strikers at Tacoma and Seattle. Five Tacoma sawmills are required to grant an eight hour day.
Peshastin residents Ben and Raleigh Swarner head to Waterville to help with the harvest. Families and workers, including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller hosting visitors from Leavenworth, are noted as the community gears up for seasonal tasks and local improvements.
The article traces Louis Hollweg von Bettenhausen a German youth who claimed German army dismissal over arranged debts and disinheritance. He allegedly worked as a Krupp agent in Asia and the Pacific and later helped found Pacific Equipment Co. and Universal Equipment Co. Authorities say he dodged arrests by charm and may have addressed I W W supporters near the Wenatchee river.
Mr and Mrs J C Biles drove to Seattle returning Monday night. Social at the hall raised a neat sum. Mrs Warren Reid of Wenatchee visited. Messrs E J Turner Aaron Cox and Mike Prebula went to harvest. Frank Davis moving family to Leavenworth for schooling. Mrs Sands of Leavenworth visited. Mr and Mrs Paul Gregory of Peshastin visited. plan to move to Pateros. Doris Biles sick. J W Ginger and Lloyd Lake returned from Fish Lake with trout. Hattie OBrien visited Wenatchee before returning home.
The terms of the Cut-Price Hoosier Sale are outlined, detailing discount structure, eligibility, payment methods, delivery options, and return policy for purchasers. The notice emphasizes price reductions, applicable categories, and any restrictions governing the sale event.
Born March 8 1850 in Carrol County Illinois died July 17 1917 at 6 am. Survived by wife sister and multiple siblings and foster family. Gratitude expressed for support during illness. Also report that Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul plans to build 500 gondola cars at Tacoma shops costing about 650000 dollars, adding to 1000 cars already under construction.
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