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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
2
A speaker condemns foreign agitators preaching discontent in America. He cites that nineteen of twenty agitators are foreigners, claims they exploit working men for easy money, and questions whether American laborers gain from foreign advice. He mentions Mooney as a foreign agitator and calls for a new trial, arguing the core issue is if working men need foreign guidance.
The piece warns that Bolshevist elements among foreign born labor leaders are driving strikes and unrest to destabilize the country. It alleges they misrepresent cases like Mooney and Macy to divide capital and labor and urges organized labor to expel them to prevent Russia’s wreck and ruin.
The text argues that Americans distrust foreigners who reside here yet avoid naturalization and spread propaganda from other countries. It calls for deportation of alien residents proven to disseminate harmful propaganda against the United States.
The Echo announces availability of rubber stamps line taking orders with careful attention and prompt delivery emphasized.
An early 20th century lesson shows Connecticut in 1914 adopting a state board of finance under Governor Mark Holcomb. Within three years total indebtedness fell while a sinking fund was built, due to centralized oversight, veto power, and blunt, practical business methods in public administration.
The article argues that annual inventories of farm capital are essential to determine true farm profits and to calculate federal income tax. It explains what an inventory includes and notes many farmers neglect this practice, while extension service publications help farms adopt inventories to compute incomes.
A California movement urges Congress to ban red flags and any symbol opposing the constitution. The piece argues returning soldiers deserve a country free of anarchist displays and calls for removing the cause of trouble while noting other nations’ flags may be exempt.
Remington Underwood and L. C. Smith ribbons offered for sale at The Echo office. Sale dated July 26tf.
A compact editorial urges prompt job creation for returning soldiers, warning unemployment as a ruthless enemy. It advocates land reclamation and industrial revival to ensure prosperity, critiquing excessive regulation and taxes that could dampen business and delay veterans’ reintegration.
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