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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1919
Page
4
Fashion notes highlight bold vest styles with extended collars and bright contrasts. One-piece dresses split into fitted and loose box silhouettes, with new Georgette blouses in a Julia Sanderson Canary shade and novelty pockets on satin skirts. Negligees in flesh colored voile gain popularity, while a historic figure is noted for political upheaval and execution in 1794.
Senator Ashurst denounces the Democratic record as a shameful betrayal of multiple pledges from free coastwise passage to merit system, economy, single term, and war avoidance. He argues the administration has moved toward autocracy, breaking every pledge since taking power. The end is not yet.
In the late 18th century Anacharsis Clootz proposed uniting all nations into one family. He spent a fortune promoting the scheme and saw the French Revolution as his opportunity to advance his cause. He delivered numerous addresses in its support.
The piece argues organized radicalism harmed labor goals as public sentiment opposed wage hikes during peacetime. It notes copper prices falling nearly ten cents per pound and warns mines must cut costs or close, while miners face a $1.00 daily wage cut not offset by metal price drops. It cites Scott Leavitt opposing Bolshevism and calls for cooperation to keep mines open as peace and prices normalize. It also mentions German conscription concerns and questions peace conference progress.
The Echo offers rubber stamps and stamped items with careful attention and prompt delivery. The office sells Remington, Underwood, and L. C. Smith typewriter ribbons. Orders for rubber stamps are taken at The Echo office.
President Wilson spent four hours at the American Red Cross hospital in Neuilly France speaking individually with about 1200 badly wounded American soldiers most survivors of Château-Thierry action. He then toured Val de Grace hospital praising their care and spirits.
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