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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1916

Page

4

Roosevelt Praises Hughes Speech at Carnegie Hall

Theodore Roosevelt in a box at Carnegie Hall applauded Hughes as he delivered his acceptance speech. Roosevelt lauded Hughes for condemning Wilsons Mexican policy and for promising strong deeds to back strong words, warning that Wilsons conduct endangered Americans and nations alike.

Theodore Roosevelt Carnegie Hall Mr. Hughes Mr. Wilson United States Mexico Wilson Hughes Albany High Seas John Fiske

Policy of Firmness and Consistency Toward Mexico

Mr. Hughes advocates a policy of firmness and consistency toward Mexico, insisting on protection of U S citizens and border security while avoiding meddlesome interference. He argues for supportive action toward stable governments meeting international duties, confident it will yield quicker gains than prolonged vacillation.

Mexico Hughes

Hughes Speech Critiques Administration for Leisurely Approach

The speaker argues the administration is too content with leisurely discussion and has been remiss in protecting American lives property and commerce. He stresses urgency in national defense and economic security.

Hughes

Brown University President Endorses Charles E. Hughes

President W H P Faunce of Brown University praises Justice Hughes, calling him fearless, loyal, and capable. He lauds Hughes's blend of judicial temperament with decisive action and broad understanding of American life, arguing that America needs Hughes’s clear vision and strong will. He states Hughes embodies the nation's trust.

W. H. P. Faunce Brown University Times Justice Hughes Brown Supreme Court America Charles E. Hughes

Duty to Stop Plots and Conspiracies Speech

Excerpt from Mr Hughes acceptance speech urging immediate administration action against plots and conspiracies. Calls for vigorous measures to prevent foreign intrigues and protect national territory with no delay cited.

Hughes

Hughes Supports Woman Suffrage in Acceptance Speech

In a speech of acceptance, Mr Hughes declares support for granting women the vote, arguing economic conditions and women’s gainful roles make suffrage inevitable. He says opposition may delay but cannot defeat the movement and urges a prompt end to the contest in the public interest.

Mr. Hughes

Maintenance of American Rights

A historical statement argues that strict accountability and direct decisive diplomacy could have prevented the sinking of the Lusitania and reduced attacks on American lives. It emphasizes formal notices, clear policy, and stronger domestic support to avoid war-time bitterness.

Hughes

How Appendicitis Can Be Prevented

Leavenworth readers are urged that a few spoonfuls of buckthorn bark glycerine and Adlerika may relieve or prevent appendicitis. The ad claims one spoonful relieves constipation sour stomach or gas and promotes lasting stomach comfort. Wheeler Drug Store promotes Adlerika as easy and thorough.

Adlerika Wheeler Drug Store

Are You Registered for the Primary Election

City voters must register to vote in the fall primary. Registration is handled at city hall by City Clerk Brown. Butter Wrappers at the Echo Office.

Brown

Order to Show Cause on Sale of Real Estate

Court orders heirs and interested parties to appear September 6 1916 in Wenatchee to show cause why administrator L J Nelson may sell all or part of Charles L Gordon estate real property to satisfy claims and admin costs. Publication required in Leavenworth Schoola newspaper for four weeks.

Charles L. Gordon L. J. Nelson Wenatchee Chelan Washington Leavenworth Scho A. D WM. A. Grimshaw

Restoration to Entry of Lands In National Forest

Lands in Wenatchee National Forest Washington totaling 100 acres will be opened for settlement and entry under homestead laws. Applicants include Francis A. Vare of Leavenworth with a 1.80 acre net listed area. Public notice indicates October 16 1916 as final entry date.

National Forest Wenatchee National Forest Washington United States United States Land Office Waterville Lot Francis A. Vare Leavenworth O. M. Niece Commissioner General Land Office

Well Written Advertising Entertaining By Breen

Advertising tips urge simple clear positioning with beauty and entertainment. The piece emphasizes attractive ads use of proverbs and catchy phrases to dress up messages. It encourages preparing ads in a straightforward convincing manner.

Political Advertising for 5th District Joint Senator Race

Paid notices promote J B Adams Republican candidate for joint senator from Chelan and Kittitas counties with primaries set for September 12, 1916. Also Sam K R Sumner seeks the Republican nomination for the 56th Legislative District with the same primary date.

Chelan Kittitas Counties

Reynolds Seeks Republican Sheriff Nomination in Chelan Primary

For Sheriff Frank A. Reynolds we present the Chelan county voters with his bid for the Republican nomination at the primary on Sept. 12, 1916.

Frank A. Reynolds Chelan County

Insche Announces Sheriff Candidacy on Republican Ticket

N. Insche declares his bid for sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to voter support at the primary election set for September 12, 1916.

N. Insche

McManus Seeks Chelan County Sheriff Nomination

Bert McManus of Cashmere runs as a Republican candidate for Chelan County sheriff pending primary election results.

Sheriff Candidate Seeks Chelan County Vote in Sept 1916

Republican candidate for sheriff of Chelan county stands for election in the forthcoming primaries on September 12, 1916, urging voters to approve his platform and leadership.

Spencer and Osborn Run in Chelan County Assessor Race

Ernest G. Spencer of Entiat seeks the Republican nomination for county assessor with the Sept 12 primary approaching. R C Osborn of Wenatchee also pursues the Republican nomination for Chelan County assessor, subject to the same primary date.

William A Grimshaw seeks renomination for Chelan County judge

Paid advertisement from William A Grimshaw announcing his candidacy for re nomination as Superior Judge in Chelan County. He notes the non partisan primary on September 12 1916.

Superior Judge Chelan Co Chelan County Wm. A. Grimshaw

Fred Kemp Seeks Chelan County Superior Court Judge Nomination

Fred Kemp of Wenatchee announces his candidacy for nomination as Superior Court Judge for Chelan County. The filing signals a bid for the September 12, 1916 race and emphasizes local judicial service.

Reeves Declares Candidacy for Chelan County Judge

Frank Reeves announces his bid for the Superior Court judgeship in Chelan County Washington at the September 12 1916 primary. Reeves states his qualifications and seeks voter support.

John H. Mohler of Cashmere Seeks Chelan County Superior Court Judge

Arthur H. Mohler of Cashmere runs as a non partisan candidate for Superior Court Judge in Chelan County. Primary election is September 12.

Arthur H. Mohler Cashmere Superior Court Chelan County

F M Goodwin Seeks Republican Nomination for Congress

F M Goodwin announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Congress in the upcoming primary election held September 12 1916. He campaigns on party principles and calls for standards in national policy and representation.

Wenatchee Republican U G Pogue Eyes County Treasurer Nomination

Wenatchee candidate U G Pogue seeks the Republican nomination for county treasurer at the primary election to be held September 12, 1916.

Palmer seeks Republican county treasurer post in Sept primary

Frank G. Palmer is a candidate for county treasurer on the republican ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the primary election Sept. 12.

Bert McManus Cashmere Chelan County Ernest G. Spencer Entiat R. C. Osborn Wenatchee Frank G. Palmer Tom C. Atkinson

Fisher Announces Candidacy for Chelan County Treasurer

George R. Fisher declares his Republican bid for Chelan County treasurer subject to voter decision in the September 12, 1916 primaries. He seeks the official post as the county’s treasurer.

Chelan County George R. Fisher

Republican candidate for Chelan county treasurer

A candidate on the republican ticket for Chelan county treasurer seeks voter support in the forthcoming primary election on September 12, 1916. The notice highlights party affiliation and the office sought.

Wenatchee Man Tom C Atkinson Runs For County Engineer

County Engineer candidate Tom C Atkinson of Wenatchee seeks the Republican nomination in the primary election.

Wenatchee man announces candidacy for County Engineer

F M Berry of Wenatchee announces his candidacy for County Engineer at the upcoming primary election held on September 12.

F. M. Berry Wenatchee

Sussex Nominated for County Engineer by Republicans

J. W. Sussex of Peshastin seeks the Republican nomination for County Engineer at the primary election on September 12.

Conner Seeks Republican Chelan County Prosecuting Pierce Nomination

Prosecuting Attorney candidate C B Conner runs on the Republican ticket aligning with voter will at the September primary election September 12.

Primary election will of voters on Sept 12 1916

The item notes the will of the voters at the primary election dated September 12 1916. The fragment emphasizes the outcome or choice indicated by the voting public in that primary.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Roosevelt Teddy Echo Office State of Washington County of Breen Chelan and J.B. Adams Sam KR. Sumner 56Th Legislative District N. Inscho A.V. Hoff Assesor R.C. Osborn Fred Kemp Frank Reeves DH. G. W. Hoxley DR. J. Stillson Judah Leavenworth Hospital Attorneys AT Law O. B. Hughes J. A. Adams Hughes & Adams Attorneys At Law Columbia Valley Bank Ride Wenatchee, Wash L. Baker Ira Thomas G. H. Hannan Thomas & Hannan Lawyers Wenatche F. M. Goodwin Congress U. G. Pogue U.G. Pogue E George R. Fisher Alex Baptie Tom Atkinson FF. M. Berry J. W. Sussex Peshastin Lloyd E. Gandy Alonzo M. Murphey C. B. Conner Crollard & Crollard Lawyers B. J. Williams An, Corbin Williams Corbin Lewis J. Nelson Elliott Block Lleavenworth, Wash E. HW. Fox Fight St Weeler John E. Porter Attorney At Law Notary Public Columbia Valley Bank Wenatchee Wash Res Knights of Pythias Firemen's Hill Harry Warner D.C A-R. Brown Zarthan Lodge No Masonic Temple E Mohler W.M A. G. McKeown The Echo J. Williams Leavenworth, Wash
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