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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
4
President Wilson delivers a joint session message urging immediate currency legislation and changes to the Sherman act. He stresses farmer needs, comments on the Mexican crisis, and advocates presidential nominees chosen by direct primaries. The message previews department reports for Congress.
The nation expresses gratitude for peaceful times and hopes to ratify arbitration treaties. It notes broad international support from 31 nations and outlines a system where disputes are analyzed and reported by a tribunal chosen by the parties. Emphasis is placed on honor and global peace obligations guiding treaty actions.
The piece denounces Victoriano Huerta’s usurpation and declaration as dictator. It argues Mexico lacks a legitimate government and warns that peace in America depends on his surrender. It calls US support for constitutional government and condemns the military despotism now in power.
A Senate speech calls for rapid passage of banking and currency reform and urgent action to extend farmer credit. The speaker argues farmers need accessible credit facilities tied to their own resources, not special government loans, to boost agricultural growth and align with national economic life. The talk highlights rural credit studies in Europe and a pending commission report.
A parable from a town describes a smart ad strategy using space in the editor rather than handbills. The piece notes the effectiveness of targeting women readers with a respectful, well-placed campaign. It contrasts clutter with concise messaging for better reader engagement. It then includes an old promotional note for Kickapoo Worm Killer, praising its safety and benefits for children and adults.
The city of Leavenworth Washington reports the assessment roll for Local Improvement District No 4 on Price avenue from Pine to Sherburne streets. Objections must be filed by December 23 1918 and hearings set for December 28 1913 with the council acting as board of equalization to adjust and approve the roll.
The Leavenworth City Council reports a street improvement project for Front street and Commercial street and an extension of Commercial street with grading drainage and crosswalks as per Ordinance 108 of October 11 1912. Public inspection ends December 28 1913 and objections may be filed in writing to the City Clerk before December 23 1918 with later adjournment possible.
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