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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1917

Page

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Letters From Local Boys In Frisco And New York

Letters from Chas Hathaway and Carl Anderson describe training and life at Camp Mills San Francisco and U S N Training Station San Francisco and travel in New York on Thanksgiving day 1917. They note meals vaccinations and drills and mention friends from Wenatchee Cashmere and Leavenworth. Also includes a Germany food price table with prewar and 1917 figures.

Frisco New York Chas. Hathaway California Naval Training School Carl Anderson Camp Mills Queensborough Bridge 57Th Street Park Ave 72Nd Street Central Park Fifth Avenue Broadway Woolworth San Madison Square Winter Gardens Water Front Bowery Brooklyn Bridge Wall Street Hector Street Leavenworth Henry Johnson Edwin Hoxsey Harry Maston Tom Featherstone Cashmere Wenatchee

Apple Crop Bottleneck Hits Wenatchee Valley Freight

Warehouses in the Wenatchee area hold about twenty five thousand apple boxes awaiting cars as labor and car shortages slow movement. The Motteler warehouse stores fifteen to twenty thousand boxes on two floors with packing led by Tom Darling and S R Harold. Harold, with prior experience in California and Idaho, will run a community packing plant to handle future crops while sixty cars of apples from area orchards are expected this season.

Wenatchee Valley Motteler Warehouse Tom Darling S. R. Harold Okanogan Country Motteler Leavenworth Harold

Impudent Traitors Seek Elevation to Public Office

An opinion expresses ire at political figures deemed traitorous, arguing they deserve advancement to positions of power. The piece condemns alleged disloyalty and urges scrutiny of those who pursue governance roles.

Mayor Hale Says $5000 Damage Suit Dropped

The $5000 damage suit filed against Mayor Hale and former Marshall Teshera by N. B. Day over a liquor raid has been dropped. Hale reports no grounds for the suit and Day will bear the costs.

Hale The Echo Marshall Teshera N. B. Day Day

Christmas shoppers urged to heed local ads this week

Echo advises readers to study merchant advertisements offering Christmas gift ideas and to support advertisers as a sign of progress. The piece warns that nonadvertisers may later be forced to advertise or face the sheriff.

Echo

Merchants urged to unite for wartime thrift

War Savings stamps drive expands in Washington with Chelan county set at 465220 and state plan to raise two billion dollars by Dec 31 1918. Thrift stamps War Savings Certificates and 4 percent quarterly interest target patriotic savers. Navy seeks binoculars and spyglasses. merchants urged to adopt one daily delivery nine hour days and strict credit limits to curb waste and boost economy.

United States F. W. Schultze Commercial Bank and Trust Co Wenatchee State of Washington Chelan County War Savings Committee Daniel Kelleher Seattle National Bank

Soldier and Sailor Insurance Benefits Summary

Government compensation covers widows and children of killed soldiers or sailors and disability payments for disabled veterans. Widow benefits range from 25 dollars to 57 dollars with care for dependent children up to 18. Disability payments vary by marital status and number of children, with additional nursing support and a 100 dollar monthly maximum for severe impairments, printed by the Echo.

National banks post record earnings and Seattle deposits rise

Earnings of national banks for the year ending June 30 total $667,406,000 the highest in history with a $76,764,000 or 13 percent rise from the prior year, per comptroller Williams. Seattle deposits reach over $120,000,000 in a November call tabulation by John E. Price and Co. A President appeals to state banks to join the federal reserve system to support the nation during wartime needs.

Wiliams Seattle John E. Price and Co Federal Reserve System

Liberty Loan in February Poised for Higher Rates

Herbert Fleishhacker, San Francisco banker and advisory liberty loan council member, says the next Liberty Loan may be floated in February and likely carry a higher interest rate than the second loan. He returned this week from Washington, D. C. to report the view.

Liberty Loan Liberty Herbert Fleishhacker San Francisco Advisory Liberty Loan Council Washington, D. C

Red Cross Urges Knitted Goods And Xmas Packages

The local Red Cross Chapter received a request from Mrs Susy H Hilton Director Woman's Bureau to send in all knitted material on hand and keep knitting garments as cold weather approaches. Mr C D Stimson North west Division Manager called for more Xmas packages for soldiers and sailors to reach by December 15. A December 8 shipment from Leavenworth HQ included 17 sweaters 15 pairs of socks 8 mufflers 5 wristlets with contributions from Peshastin and Blewett. All knitters urged to finish items quickly to meet headquarters demands.

RED Cross Susy H. Hilton Woman's Bureau C. D. Stimson Northwest Division Leavenworth Peshastin Aux Blewett

Count de Reymonte Seized in Portland Jail Barrage of Claims

In Portland Oregon the so called Marquis Colonel Doctor Edward F de Reymonte was captured by Deputy U S Marshal Tichenor and held for investigation. Otto Rose claims Reymonte is Austrian and an army officer while Reymonte asserts British subject status and presents a life of travel and military service in Russia Britain and Egypt. The arrest follows a spree of mysterious papers and titles including a passport from Cairo and references to Knights Templar Moscow.

Portland Oregon Count de Reymonte Oregonian Portland Edward F. de Reymonte Great Britain Unite States U. S Bureau of Investigation Reymonte Oregon City United States Marshall Tichenor Otto Rose Russia New York City United States Army Royal University of Aberdeen Hotel Federal Third Avenue Pine Street Seattle Marshall Egypt Cairo France St. Petersburg Commandery No. 30 Moscow Knights Templar Marquis F. de Reymonte M. D D. D Board of Regents Carnegie University Dover del Academy of Physics of Washington Association of Drugless Physicians The Naturpathic Society of America Rose Marshall Alexander

Trains Delayed East and Weather Mess Cited

East bound trains ran two to eight hours late over several days. No. 1 was abandoned. Mail arrivals were irregular. Snowfall measured light with about three inches on the level after two feet fallen. Thursday rain persisted into Friday night. Sunshine returned this morning as 24 hour cycle offered sun rain hail cold. No wind accompanied conditions.

Goat Island Meinecke Uncle Sam C. L. Hathaway Com A. D. Barracks U. S. N. Training Station San Francisco

Thirteen Negro Soldiers Hanged at Fort Sam Houston

The 24th Infantry soldiers found guilty of riot and mutiny at Houston on Aug 28 were hanged at Fort Sam Houston at 7 am. Of 63 men tried, 41 received life imprisonment, others were discharged or acquitted while officers and the county sheriff attended.

San Antonio Texas Daily Press 24Th Infantry United States Army Houston Fort Sam Houston Army

Hiyuskookum Program and Red Cross Luncheon Notice

School notes list musical selections, recitations, and performances by Louise Rumohr Josephine Ouren Bernice Darling Virginia Tales Mary Reynolds Ornette Peterson Jimmie Graham Bessie Graham Dippy Hogan Bert Holloway and others. The Domestic Science girls will host a Red Cross luncheon at the High School on Tuesday December 18. Christmas vacation runs December 21 to January 7. A Hiyuskookum literary program is set for Thursday evening December 20 at 8 p.m. Everyone is invited.

H. S. Orchestra Louise Rumohr Josephine Ouren Bernice Darling Virginia Tales Mary Reynolds Ornette Peterson Jimmie Graham John Hartman Bessie Graham Dippy Hogan Bert Holloway Howard Roach Red Cross

Italians Sink Two Austrian War Ships in Trieste Harbor

On December 9 Italian forces are credited with sinking two Austrian battle ships in Trieste harbor. The claim is supported by handwriting on official papers that resembles the signatures, while the Marshall suspects all papers are forgeries.

Trieste Marshall

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