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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1916

Page

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Teshera Succeeds Potter as Marshal

An adjourned council meeting with no quorum saw Potter removed as marshal after disputes over law enforcement. Joe Teshera was hired as Chief of Police, with salary increased to 90 monthly. The council approved building use and street work allocations and adjourned.

Featherstone Miller Kugelman Seeley Snyder Woldenberg Hale Barnum C. Warren Reid Attorney Miller State Bank Day Potter John Kuly Joe Violett Marshal Potter Kugelman Yea Miller Woldenburg Gardner

Arbitration awards resolve Lindblom Deed dispute in Yakima

Arbitration board H. W. Otis F. T. Motteler and A. Lindstram of Yakima settled the building contract dispute between A Lindblom and Deed H Mayor. Lindblom sought 904 dollars and received 718. Frank Bauer, formerly roundhouse foreman here, is named Master Mechanic on the Breckenridge division in Minnesota.

A. Lindblom Deed H. Mayor H. W. Otis F. T. Motteler A.lindstram Yakima Lingblom Frank Bauer G. N Breckenridge Minnesota

Wenatchee Magistrate Fines McGill for Gate Graft

Conrad McGill was fined $20 in Wenatchee magistrate court for charging travelers a fee to pass the Blewett pass while the road block was supposed to be closed. Road overseer Parish filed the complaint. McGill opened the block at his end for a dollar when travelers were in a hurry.

Conrad McGill Wenatchee Blewett Pass McGill

Organized gang of auto thieves in Chicago exposed

State Attorney Hoyne told a Chicago grand jury about an organized band that operated for over a year and averaged 30 stolen cars daily. Twenty criminals and a businesswoman wife of a post office official were named, with cars driven out of town and altered to remove identification marks. Distribution reportedly extended to Alabama Ohio Indiana Iowa North and South Dakota Illinois Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Hoyne Chicago Grand Jury Chicago Alabama Ohio Indiana Iowa North South Dakota Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin

Mining Party From Kittitas County

A party from Roslyn led by L E Bostock and H Meek with Frank Haight Andrew Jackson Chris Menegher James Wright and Dr Keahl of Cle Elum travels toward Suiattle Pass near Glacier Peak for a copper venture. They carry camping gear supplies and plan two to three weeks away using wagon trail and Buck Creek route.

Suiattle Pass Here Roslyn LE. Bostock H. Meek Frank Haight Andrew Jackson Chris Menegher James Wright Dr. Keahl Cle Elum Glacier Peak Mining Co Cascade Mountains Chewawa River Buck Creek

Pearson Leaves for Wenatchee Bar Duties

In Wenatchee over the past two weeks N A Pearson served on the Colville land registration board and was appointed assisting prosecuting attorney by County Attorney Burt J Williams. Pearson plans to move with his family to Wenatchee soon after two years in the area and he will join L J Nelson in the local practice.

Wenatchee Colville

Leavenworth Foreman Mike Phelan Visits Old Friends

Mike Phelan, longtime Leavenworth resident and roundhouse foreman, spent several days this week shaking hands with old friends and recalling past years.

Mike Phelan Leavenworth

Raid on Violette Home Finds Liquor and Gambling Paraphernalia

Special officers raided J B Violette’s home near Ninth and Commercial, seizing 32 bottles of beer and up to 100 bottles of whiskey, card tables, and gambling paraphernalia. Violette faces a charge for violating the state dry law as police report gambling and liquor activity in the residence.

Jos. Teshera J. F. Pratt Violette Ninth Commercial Streets Graham Potter Jos Teshera Nick Mike G. N J. B. Violette Wenatchee Marshal Potter John Kuly Mayor Day Kuly

Auto Crash Near Tom Henry Ranch On North Side Road

An auto accident occurred last Tuesday on the north side road between Wenatchee and Leavenworth near the Tom Henry ranch. A Rock Island party en route to Nason creek met a loaded wagon on a curve and chose to go around the wagon, causing the machine to overturn. H. H. Sprague suffered three broken ribs while all other occupants escaped harm. The car sustained no damage.

Tom Henry Ranch Wenatchee Leavenworth Rock Island Nason Creek H. H. Sprague

Kumlux Club Discusses State Meeting and Lyceum Plans

The Kumlux Club met last Monday at Mrs. W. W. Wilder's home with eighteen members. They finalized arrangements for four numbers of the lyceum course to be brought to Leavenworth this winter. Mrs. Charles Eckhart reported on the Washington State Federation of Women's Clubs in Everett, noting discussions on literature music and art. She highlighted sanitation health and children's welfare as priorities and described the convention's balance of serious and humorous topics.

W. W. Wilder Lyceum Leavenworth Charles Eckhart Kumlux Club Washington State Federation of Women’s Clubs Everett Eckhart

Washington professor makes great discovery in tuberculosis study

Professor C A Magoon of the Washington Experiment Station at Pullman publishes bulletin No 132 outlining improved cultivation methods for the tubercle bacillus. The work aims at early diagnosis, offering a promising step though not a final solution.

C.A. Magoon Washington Pullman Magoon

Adamses and Nicholses travel through Blewett Pass

Mr and Mrs J B Adams left Sunday for Clellum and Ellensburg with Senator and Mrs Ralph Nichols. From Ellensburg the Nicholses went to the coast while the Adamses returned to Leavenworth then headed to Wenatchee. Velvetina goods arrived at Koerner s drug store.

J. B. Adams Clellum Ellensburg Blewett Pass Senator Ralph Nichols Nichols Adams Leavenworth Wenatchee Koerner

Death of Lyman Shotwell Affects Local Friends

Lyman Shotwell died last Sunday at 2 30 after an appendicitis operation. He traveled for Cranston and Bloxom Western Avenue produce and had long operated in Wenatchee and Okanogan valleys. He was taken to Leavenworth hospital, operated on with Dr Judah and Dr Gerhart assisting. Though he rallied briefly, he collapsed Sunday morning and died. Burial plans were made for Cashmere. He was son of Jake Shotwell and cousin of Mrs H G Krollpfeiffer.

Lyman Shotwell Leavenworth Western Avenue Cranston & Bloxom Wenatchee Okanogan Leavenworth Hospital Judah Gerhart Shotwell Cashmere Jake Shotwell H. G. Krollpfeiffer

Charmed by Blewett Pass Scenery Tale

Mr and Mrs Gus Durbin of Arlington spent several days here last week. Mrs Durbin formerly lived here and owns Leavenworth property. The couple and friends drove via Blewett pass to Wenatchee to register in the land drawing. Durbin praised the scenery as grand with thrilling drops and near cliffs.

Gus Durbin Arlington

Picnic and Dance Honor Visitors from Seattle and Baker

Misses Zillah Bowen of Seattle and Mabelle Rudisel of Baker were honor guests at a 6:30 picnic at M. A. Marley residence, then dancing at W. B. Patton home in Cashmere by 8:30. The evening featured many local residents and a note that Mrs. Mazurie was temporarily replaced by Mrs. W. W. Rice at Leavenworth Mercantile Co. during the latter’s vacation.

Zillah Bowen Seattle Wash Mabelle Rudisel Baker Oregon M. A. Marley W. B. Patton Cashmere Messrs. and Mesdames Theo Paine Jr B. C. Rutherford Geo. Gardner Harry Krolpfeiffer O. S. Sampson Geo. Stirling W. K. Barnum W. W. Wilder H. H. Starks R. B. Fields W. B. Paton Misses Zillah Bowen Messrs Fred Patton Frank Brooks Arthur Babst Richard Simons Arthur Wilder Archie Symons W. W. Rice Mazurie Leavenworth Mercantile Co

Koerner's Drug Store Cigar Assortment Highlight

Local ad promotes Koerner's Drug Store offering a well kept cigar assortment. Emphasizes quality stock and careful maintenance of contents for customers.

Koerner

Telegraphist R. J. Kettle Injured In Wenatchee Fall

R. J. Kettle, a telegrapher with months on the Great Northern, fell from the top of a train in Wenatchee yards last Saturday while switching. He suffered both ankles broken and received hospital care in Wenatchee. His wife lives in the western part of town.

Mr. Kettle Great Northern Wenatchee Wenatchee Hospital

Chelan County Fares Well in Colville Land Drawing

Chelan county drew 3 Edward H. Peterson Winton 41 Hans J. Smith Wenatchee 55 Moses A. Wise Wenatchee 60 John Wilcockson Wenatchee 67 Albion King Wenatchee 74 J Lee Campbell Cashmere 119 W C Whisnand Wenatchee. The Spokane drawing for Colville land prizes was held yesterday. Peterson won the third choice worth an estimated 3000 to 10000 dollars.

Chelan County Colville Hans J. Smith Wenatchee Moses A. Wise John Wilcockson Albion King J. Lee Campbell Cashmere W. C. Whisnand Spokane Echo Edward H. Peterson Winton Leavenworth Tunnel

Death of A E Knowles in Wenatchee Orchard

Old Citizen of Wenatchee A E Knowles was found dead in an orchard near Wenatchee last Friday afternoon while plowing. Carl Jones discovered the body with the horse near the fence. Survived by widow and five sons and one daughter Albert Samuel Steven L Elmer L Bernard and Mrs Russel Poe. Family came to the valley 14 years ago from Iowa. Brother of Samuel D Knowles, father of Mrs W W Rice who recently left for Iowa.

W. W. Rice Wenatchee A. E. Knowles Henry Hartman Carl Jones Knowles Albert Samuel Steven L Elmer L Fond du Lac Wis Bernard Canada Russel Poe Valley Iowa Mr. Knowles Samuel D Knowles

Leavenworth Man Named Best Man at Seattle Wedding

Miss Margaret Wilson plans a July 29 ceremony at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with Frederick Paul Carrigan. Maid of honor is Miss Conradine Busby and Leavenworth’s Arthur Wilder will serve as best man. A reception will follow at the brides parents home with Sigma Kappa sisters assisting.

Seattle P.I Margaret Wilson Frederick Paul Carrigan Church of the Immaculate Conception Conradine Busby Arthur Wilder Leavenworth, Wash Archibald Wilson Sigma Kappa Sorority Rena Pidduck May White Estelle Hawkins Alice Shawn Marian Carrigan Beatrice Cox

Also Mentioned on This Page

Teshera Succeeds Kittitas County N. A. Pearson Sylvester Wenatchee National Forest Daug Kumtux Club R. J. Kettle E. H. Peterson Seattle
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