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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1915
Page
2
Fragmented account describes Allied control and German political dealings as postwar occupation unfolds. It notes debates on governance, law, and economic policy affecting Germany's future, with mentions of occupation zones, restitution, and rebuilding efforts shaping Europe.
A fragmented screed questions U S trade in wartime materials, accusing Germany and allied powers while praising American producers. It argues selling weapons to any paying party is a long-standing policy and questions World War I era motives and hypocrisy.
The text extols German governance noting strict regulation of industry and loyalty to government. It argues centralized control prevents labor strife and boosts trade, claiming German administration benefits the whole country and may prove war aims worthwhile though wary of voters and demagogues.
The piece argues about Bryan's fitness for the presidency, questioning whether he ever held a role where he could prove his capabilities and potential. It reflects on voters and opinions of men who supported him in the past.
The passage records various local notices from ten years ago including auctions, political hints, and land sales. Mentions Tom Surte and Ine Suike, the Dems, and references to local mercantile activity, a lake bank signing, and several monetary figures tied to land parcels and structures.
Bevwn and Berges report a crash scene linking the city to Seattle a distance of 133 miles. Bergen notes plans to show residents the route in about three weeks as investigators assess damage and determine next steps.
In Wenatchee last week a Stacy bus delivered three female passengers and seven barrels of beer. Ms E Williams of Hamilton Ohio writes of Pine-Ta-Homey as a family remedy, noting its enduring appeal and daily use.
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