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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1920

Page

3

Janet’s midnight summons in Robin Adair tale

Aunt Martha and Aunt Mary worry over Janet's flirtations as Carlton Craine presses for a settled match. Janet reveals a longing for New York and a missing suitor, Robin Adair, amid a tangle of rivals Jim Vail and David Brayton.

Nien the Guardian Janet Martha Aunt Mary Benson Mary Carlton Carlton Craine David Brayton Jim Vail Lucie New York Jim David Elaine New York City Robin Carlton Laughin Davis J David Ri Robin Adair

Breezy Bits From Peshastin and Community News

Social note from Peshastin shows P. L. F. Club entertaining husbands at a Washington birthday party in Woodmen Hall with flags and blue red streamers. Guests include Miss Maude Wilson Ruth Hannan Claire Ludwig James Merrill.

P. L. F. Club Woodmen Hall Harry Harvey Geo. Washington Dan Nicholson Maude Wilson Ruth Hannan Claire Ludwig James Merrill

Railroads Cost Uncle Sam Over Six Hundred Million

Washington February 21 Estimates by the Railroad Administration place the net cost of federal control at 636 million dollars. Chairman Esch told the House the figure should be charged as a war loss though the system kept troops supplied. He cited total appropriations around 1.9 billion, largely investments for improvements repaid later.

Washington Railroad Administration Esch Interstate Commerce Committee House Today Mr. Esch

Finger Mark Similarity Could Alter California Courts

Prof. J A Larson of the University of California reports a fingerprint similarity among family members that may identify true relationships. The discovery could affect probate rulings like the Slingsby case and potentially reverse related decisions. Larson says he has studied about 100 families since starting at Boston University and will examine 15 to 20 more to solidify the findings.

J. A. Larson University of Plfornia California Larson Slingsby San Francisco Chronicle

Notice of School Bond Election Set After AG Ruling

A new bond election will be held with the annual school election on March 6 to correct a 22 year limit error from bonds issued after a January 24 vote. The mistake arose from 1919 law changes and a 1944 payoff date, discovered when the star auditor flagged the bond sale.

Star Board of Finance

Pioneer Engineer Mr H A Dotson Visits Old Friends

Mr H A Dotson an old Leavenworth pioneer and Great Northern engineer who runs between Leavenworth and Seattle visited old friends last Thursday after several years in Seattle. He has been laid up with an injured eye for some time.

Wenatchee Guy Stage Leavenworth Ed. Phillips Cashmere Fstes Yakima Peshastin Fruit Growers’ Association H. A. Dotson Seattle Dotson Great Northern Here

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