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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1920

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Leavenworth Drops Two To Cashmere In Open Day Setback

Leavenworth opened the season with a 3 2 loss to Cashmere after a delayed buildup at the new park. Friday's mud and dust hindered play but Cashmere pulled ahead 3 2 with late rallies. Saturday, Leavenworth fell 10 2 as Waterville capitalized on infield troubles and injuries, while Jim Miller was unavailable.

Leavenworth Mother Earth Washington Admiral Sims Green Bob Smith Peterson Winnerton Grenberg Donovan Wescott Watson Brown Sterley Goleman Grindle Tuchner Cochran Kucera Mahoney Billy Smith Miller Rob Bill Smith Mountaineers Billy Foster Bob Titehner Grensberg Mil Waterville Jim Miller Cashmere Wenatchee Barney J. Scott Henderson Lee Cress T. Scott Blossom Scott Lund Kane Tulin McNamara Briggs Smith Scouten Bossom Thulin Sam Daly Short Sam

Wreck of Fast Mail Near Halford Kills Two

A westbound Great Northern mail train derailed near Halford on the King Snohomish county line. At least two crew members died and two were severely injured, with two stowaway tramps possibly among the dead. The engine derailed at about forty miles per hour, the train tore track, six cars demolished, and traffic halted for twelve hours.

Great Northern Halford King Snohomish Counties Vige Warner Hafer Wilkinson

Cox of Ohio Unanimous Choice of Democrats

James M. Cox of Ohio won the Democratic nomination for president after a 44 ballot struggle at the convention in San Francisco. He achieved a majority as votes shifted from McAdoo to Cox, with the formal nominating motion by Amidon's group succeeding after delays and factional maneuvering.

San Francisco James M. Cox Ohio The United States William G. McAdoo Cox Robinson Amidon Franklin D. Roosevelt New York Cox Band Tammany McAdoo Georgia Palmer Pennsylvania

One More Body Found in Halford Wreck Debris

A Great Northern mail train wreck near Halford claimed four lives. A handbag with the name Elton Dutcher was found near a body, though the owner could not be located. Investigators also recovered a leg and a hat marked H A U from the debris as they search for identities of victims and possible train tramps associated with the incident.

Church notices for Methodist and St Pauls services

Methodist Episcopal Church announces Sabbath School at 9 45 a m and services at 11 a m and 7 45 p m with morning topic Sailing Unde Sealed Orders and evening Antiphonal Preaching Pastor William Hoskins Saint Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church schedules next Sunday evening service at 7 45 p m and Sunday school at 10 a m led by Rev Leuckel.

Methodist Episcopal ST. Paul’s. EV. Luth Leuckel

Christian Church Notice and Local Visits

Communion and bible school held at 2 30 in the West home behind Mason ic hall inviting all. Eastern Stars announce no meetings in July or August. Mrs William Sitan and grandson from Clinton Iowa visiting John Sitan home. Mr and Mrs Henry Koch and family of Plain departed Saturday for Richville Washington for the Fourth.

Christian Church Communion and Bible School Masonic Hall William Sitan Clinton, Iowa John Sitan City

Horticultural Association Sets July Meet in Wenatchee Cashmere

The Washington State Horticultural Association plans a three day summer meeting July 14 15 16 with events in Wenatchee and Cashmere. Notable speakers include H G Eustace and a Northwestern Fruit Grower representative plus College and local growers. A baseball exhibition between Yakima Wenatchee and Cashmere is slated for July 15 and 16 with orchard tours and industry discussions throughout.

Washington State Horticultural Association Wenatchee Cashmere H. G. Eustace Michigan Agricultural College Federal Division of Pomology Washington D. C Northwest Northwestern Fruit Eustace Curtis Publishing Company Washingto Northwestern Chicago State College Pullman Yakima Spokane H. G. Bohlke P. S. Darlington

Hand In Saw Injures Martin Christenson

Martin Christenson, who bought a ranch on the Chumstick, suffered a serious left hand injury last Wednesday when it was caught in a small rip saw at his mill. The index finger was severed and other fingers were injured. the mill is expected to resume full operation this week.

Martin Christenson

Local visits Bern with family and friends travel

Mrs Hoff and daughter Loretta returned from a several week visit with relatives in Kansas New York and California Mrs Rothen and children who had been visiting at the Sitan home left yesterday for Seattle Mrs Sitan accompanied her for a short visit Work on the cold storage plant of the Peshastin Fruit Growers Association has advanced to the stage where machinery placement will begin July 19 with expected pear cooling to start Aug 2 All machinery except fans is on the ground and the balance will be there as needed

V. Hoff Loretta Kansas New York California Peshastin Fruit Growers’ Association

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Aashmere-Leavenworth Ler Titchner Sterleys Weide Otto Vige Everett A. H. Warner Herman C. Hafer Twenty-third Avenue Seattle Clifford E. Wilkinson Scottten Daly Kucera Bob J. Scott Cress Jimmy Miller Meadoo Sam B. Amidon Democratic National Committee W K. Flynn M. B. Challacombe Index Providence Hospital Albert Miller Sixteenth Avenue North William Hunter East Fir Street Charles E. Klaus West Sixtyfourth Street Cascade Athough Calder P.m WM. Hoskins Henry Koch Plain Richville Wash Horticultural Association
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