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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1919

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Ruler and Ruled Germans of One Mind About War

A wartime letter argues that Germans remain united in warlike aims, condemns German self deception, and warns that Prussian pride and the Kaiser still shape national thinking. It contrasts American views with German mindset and urges clear public understanding back home.

Germany Kaiser Wilson W. K. Butler, Jr Israel Tritschke Nitsche Bernhardt England Belgium Lusitania America Spartacus Marx Bebel Hohenzollern Prussia Stolz Vaterland France Rhineland Rhine

Republicans to raise funds in small contributions nationwide

The Republican National Committee announces a nationwide plan to fund campaign expenses through many small contributions from party members. Chairman Will Hays says no single large gifts will be accepted and money raising will be decentralized with a general committee guiding state and local efforts. Mrs Grue of Bellingham visits daughter Mrs A G McKeown before returning home with Miss Lillian Grue.

Washington Republican National Committee Will H. Hays Hays Upham Mrs. Grue Bellingham A. G. McKeown Lillian Grue

Madison found guilty by the jury in Seattle

Oren Madison alias Oliver Roland Mumford and later Ralph Duncan Jamieson was found guilty of grand larceny by a Seattle jury after a lengthy defense. He described a troubled career from Salt Lake City to Seattle and claimed to face debts exceeding 100000 dollars while seeking a fresh start in St. Louis. The case involved checks issued when funds were unavailable and a scheme against Joseph Barto & Company. Mrs. E A McCrea left for Kansas after the verdict.

Oren Madison Leavenworth Cascade Orchandising Company Seattle Seattle P. I Oliver Rowland Mumford Oren Roberts Madison T. H. Patterson Everett Smith Patterson Joseph Barto & Company Madison Thomas Barto Salt Lake City Oliver Roland Mumford Utah Ralph Duncan Jamieson St. Louis

Boy Hurt by Dynamite Cap Explodes at Grandfather’s Farm

Eleven year old James Jarvis, son of T G Jarvis, was severely injured by a dynamite cap explosion at his grandfather J R Ramsey’s Eagle Creek Valley home. His eye was lost, face burned, fingers damaged, and he was rushed to Leavenworth Hospital where he remained unconscious several hours. He is reported improving and may recover fully.

T. G. Jarvis James Jarvis J. R. Ramsey Eagle Creek Valley Leavenworth Hospital Ramsey

Spokane plans big Northwest Farmers Convention

Spokane expects 2000 to 4000 producers from four northwestern states to attend the Northwest Convention of Farmers in Spokane June 11 to 13. Hotels will be taxed to capacity, so an information bureau at 911 Main Ave will list rooms and provide parking and camping details. Union Pacific allows use of space under the Trent avenue viaduct for cars. police will guard autos and ensure out of town access. Camping grounds are available at the Spokane Interstate Fair, with tents and free water. The Spokane Hotel Men's Association urges advance reservations as hotel space is tight. Visitors will tour local factories, packing houses, Union Stock Yards, and see machinery.

Spokane Wash Big Northwest Mississippi Main Avenue Information Bureau Union Pacific Trent Avenue Spokane Hotel Men’s Association Union Stock Yards

Wenatchee Valley Apple Crop Estimated at 8795 Cars

Horticultural Inspector P. S. Darlington completes 1919 district forecast for Wenatchee area. Total crop set at 8795 cars, up from 8370 in 1918, with regional breakdowns for Wenatchee Cashmere Monitor Malaga Peshastin Leavenworth and Okanogan Grant counties. Frost damage noted and early drop aiding thinning efforts.

Wenatchee Valley P. S. Darlington Wenatchee Chelan Douglas Okanogan Grant Darlington Maedlbo Monitor Malaga Leavenworth Wagnersburg Matra Ress Okanogan County Grant County

Red Mountain Road Get Boost From Royal Development Co

Mr. Naughton of Royal Development Co says county road authorities are making real progress on Red Mountain road between the Chewawa river rock cut and Chikamin creek. Two bridges replaced, two more planned, with a company crew at work two weeks. The Chikamin rock cut cleaned out and more work planned north toward the company camp. A thousand dollar check was sent to commissioners court to aid the northern road, but returned due to forest reserve jurisdiction. Mrs Reynolds and daughter return from Everett after a month with relatives.

Naughton Royal Development Co Echo Red Mountain Chewawa River Chikamin Creek Commissioners Court Chinawa River

Miss Pearl Sears Visits Linville Iowa for Four Months

Miss Pearl Sears left Thursday morning for Linville Iowa where she will spend four months visiting with relatives.

Miss Pearl Sears Linville Iowa

Jensen to Seattle Trip With Wife Arranges Fall Return

Mr. A. S. Jensen left this week for Seattle where he will stay with his wife until school resumes in the fall.

A. S. Jensen Seattle

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