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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1917

Page

6

Labor unions in Northwest cities draw federal scrutiny

The American Federation of Labor reports Seattle Tacoma and Spokane unions mainly of civil service workers. The situation raises loyalty questions as government payers and labor bosses clash. Also covered are tax delinquency rate cuts proposed by Seattle real estate operators and a Mount Baker National Park memorial effort.

Seattle Tacoma Spokane American Federation of Labor Samuel Gompers Civil Service National Capital Labor Congress Mount Baker National Park Whatcom Skagit San Juan Lin. H. Hadley Public Lands Committee House of Representatives

Mexican policy sparks tax funded border security debate

The piece argues the cost of border troops and a proposed bond to fund them is a poor use of public money. It urges cleaning up Mexico to remove future threats rather than prolonging unproductive, costly measures.

Mexico

Industrial News Highlights Across Washington State Projects

Anacortes Fisheries repair plan costs 50 000 to 100 000 dollars. Tie ton project values near 1.1 million, up from last year. A 2 million dollar government dam at McAllister Meadows to begin, employing 500 to 600 workers. Seattle firm launches first Seattle built submarine, two more planned at 500 000 each. Bremerton navy yard December work sets records with 200 000 spent. January prospects brighter. Yakima Valley aims to add 8 000 productive acres next season. Washington state assets total 119 257 094 net. Spokane secures 20 000 terra cotta for Tacoma Jones building via Spokane supplier. Bremerton Navy Department to build a 2 350 000 munition ship at Puget Sound yard. Stevens County magnesite property sells for 40 000 cash profit after 90 days. Sedro Woolley Skagit Steel & Iron Works wins 2 ton steel casting contract and shifts to eight hour day with nine hour pay. Methow valley railroad fuels mining growth as first unit funds from Pateros to Winthrop are arranged.

North Yakima Tieton McAllister Meadows Seattle Construction & Dry Dock Co Seattle Bremerton Navy Yard Yakima Valley State of Washington Spokane Jones Tacoma Washington Brick, Lime and Sewer Pipe Company Navy Department Puget Sound Navy Yard Stevens County

Uncalled Letters At City Post January 1 1917

Letters bearing names including Miss Margaret Chrisholm Herbert Crossman Bert Heddrick and others remain uncalled for at the post office January 1 1917. Callers should say advertised to claim mail from Guy A. Hamilton P. M.

Margaret Chrisholm Herbert Crossman Bert Heddrick T. L. Harmon Chas Lewis H. C. Lackey Nels Larson Wm. E. Norton Clarence Newton G. B. Palmquist D. R. Smythe Fred Schlick Evan Williams J. L. Warner

Civic and Practical Life Interlinked for Growth

J W O Leary of the Chicago Association of Commerce argues for no division between practical subjects and civic questions. He says civic life is as practical as industry and essential for full commercial and industrial development. In Charleston West Virginia the chamber plans subdividing nearby farm land for truck farming, prioritizing experienced foreign born workers.

J. W.o’leary Chicago Association of Commerce Chamber of Commerce of Charleston W. Va

Civic Training For Juveniles In Hofland Michigan

Hofland Chamber of Commerce guides high school students in answering inquiries on labor and industrial conditions to provide practical civic training for youths before reaching adulthood.

Hofland Mich

Fifty Fifty Split For Conscience Fund

The treasury department received a contribution to the conscience fund consisting of three $100 gold notes and four $50 gold notes totaling $500. The sender said he withheld duties and cut the five notes in half, promising to mail the remaining halves after confirmation in the newspapers.

Washington Treasury Department New York

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. W. Elmer Leavenworth, Wash DR. J. Stillson Judah Leavenworth Hospital Attorneys AT Law A. N. Corbin Wenatchee J.B. Williams Law Suite Central Building Chelan Co Wenatchee, Wash Reeves & Reeves W. FF. Whitney Lawyer B. Hughes Sam Sumner J. A. Adams Columbia Valley Bank Bldg Fred Kemp Halbert Block Geo. G. Hannan Crollard & Crollard Lawyers Lewis J. Nelson Elliott Block Bs Leavenworth, Wash FOX Lawyer Hight St Weeler Leavenworth John ER. Porter Attorney At Law Notary Public Columbia Valley Bank Wenatchee Wash Knights of Pythias Zarthan Lodge No Masonic Temple E. Mohler W.M A. G. McKeown Northwest News Oak Avis Lister Fred C. Harper Republican State Central Commitee L. C. Smith New Jersey Philadelphia the Taxpayers G. A. Hansel Great Northern Canyon Alta Castleberry Bella McLean Inez Wall Harry Wall Floyd Williams Ray McKinnie Miss Castleberry Lila Snyder Dr. Judah Hamilton Judah Luthern Ladies Aid Chas Johnson E. Crocker B. Hines Sioux City, Iowa A. J. O’ Leary W. A. Tegtmeier Pasco Industral Sedro Woolley Skagit Steel & Iron Works Methow Valley Pateros Winthrop Guy A. Hamilton P. M Reese Bros. Africander Co Southland Mutual Mercantile Co Ford Universal Car Universal Service F. O. B. Detroit Cascade Garage Ford Agency Leavenworth Market Chas. Eckhart Echo Office
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