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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
4
Sir Oliver Lodge told a New York audience that the afterlife binds us to friends and that memory and character outlive the body. He argued pre existence, ether as reality, and that science should guide others toward enduring spiritual insight.
A sober man argues that harmony in marriage comes from yielding opinions but a contrasting couplet shows two partners each insisting on their own view. The exchange ends with mutual misjudgment and a playful note on partnership.
In Chelan County Superior Court a summons by publication notifies defendants including Loreine Christenson Minnie Brady August Glaser Lamb- Davis Lumber Co Leavenworth Real Estate and Improvement Co and unknowns to appear within 60 days after February 20 1920 to defend a quiet title suit filed by T B Paine and Esther Paine and SVS Loreine Christenson and John Doe Christenson and others. The action seeks to quiet title to Lot 8 Block 1 Third Addition to Leavenworth and remove claims of all defendants. Herman Howf attorney for plaintiffs requests service of answer at his Leavenworth office. The notice ran February 6 and March 26 1920.
George Huddle of Cashmere files suit against Sheriff Bert McManus and his bondsmen seeking 5000 dollars for false arrest in Cashmere on October 12. Telegraphic report from Calaveras county led to Huddle’s capture for a robbery alleged there, though he was working for White Lumber Co. near Spokane. The case, moved from King to Chelan county, claims time lost and notoriety due to the mistaken arrest.
The New York Evening Post attacks President de Valera for publicly saying Irish sentiment favored Germany and criticizes his Paris era remarks. It notes his reception in New York with cheers and city honors while urging Americans to question political loyalties.
Little Miss Marjorie Reynolds has been ill with the flu but improves slowly. A serious accident occurred Thursday at Omak when foreman C. W. Lloyd had his arm amputated near the shoulder. An ice loading train rushed him to Oroville hospital.
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